Add test messages to tests which did not have them #50
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- Add test messages to tests which did not have them, (#50, Alex Balhatchet)
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- Add test messages to tests which did not have them, (#50, Alex Balhatchet) [ DOCUMENTATION ] - add missing module abstracts. (GH#49, Alex Balhatchet, GH#16, Sterling Hanenkamp) [ ENHANCEMENTS ] - SetterInjection can now accept any constructor. (#43, dakkar) [ STATISTICS ] - code churn: 37 files changed, 462 insertions(+), 395 deletions(-)
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Hi Stevan and Yanick,
This is my CPAN Pull Request Challenge PR for March 2016 :-)
I hope the messages I added are accurate. Some of the test cases were a bit hard to wrap my head around, but at the very least they are unique so that if one starts failing it's quick to jump to the right part of the
.tfile and see what's up.