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@gitauto-ai gitauto-ai bot commented Sep 30, 2024

Resolves #21

What is the feature

The feature is a test implementation to ensure that the system is correctly processing and handling new issues and pull requests.

Why we need the feature

We need this feature to verify the integrity and functionality of our issue tracking and pull request system. It helps in identifying any potential problems in the workflow and ensures that the system is ready for real-world use.

How to implement and why

  1. Create a Test Component: Add a new component in the components directory that will serve as a test case. This will help in verifying the component rendering process.

  2. Update README: Modify the README.md to include instructions on how to run the test. This ensures that any developer can easily understand and execute the test.

  3. Add Test Data: Include sample data in the data directory to simulate real-world scenarios. This is crucial for testing data handling and processing.

  4. Configure ESLint: Update the .eslintrc.json to include rules specific to the test component. This ensures code quality and consistency.

  5. Test Execution: Write a script in the utils directory to automate the test execution. This will streamline the testing process and make it repeatable.

About backward compatibility

This feature does not affect backward compatibility as it is a non-intrusive test implementation. It does not alter existing functionalities or interfaces.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-#21-8c20480f-20f0-4c53-add8-154150bfde42
git pull origin gitauto/issue-#21-8c20480f-20f0-4c53-add8-154150bfde42

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