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When creating #13 I noticed I lack any sort of testing to ensure I haven't broken anything - at the moment my testing really does just consist of running pygbag . and mashing keys for a bit to see if anything breaks. I would like (mainly for peace of mind but also because it's good practice) to have some sort of proper testing
Thoughts / Challenges
Main issue for me personally would be my lack of knowledge / experience in designing tests - this will likely require some amount of research
Methods
Shall attempt to utilise Python's in-built unittest module (if it's there may as well use it)
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When creating #13 I noticed I lack any sort of testing to ensure I haven't broken anything - at the moment my testing really does just consist of running
pygbag .
and mashing keys for a bit to see if anything breaks. I would like (mainly for peace of mind but also because it's good practice) to have some sort of proper testingThoughts / Challenges
Main issue for me personally would be my lack of knowledge / experience in designing tests - this will likely require some amount of research
Methods
Shall attempt to utilise Python's in-built
unittest
module (if it's there may as well use it)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: