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Add test cases #13

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@seLain seLain commented Feb 24, 2018

  • Built by reusing test design of slackbot.
  • Run by PyTest
  • Instructions to run the tests were added to README

@seLain seLain added the enhancement New feature or request label Feb 24, 2018
@seLain seLain merged commit a55791b into attzonko:master Feb 24, 2018
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seLain commented Feb 24, 2018

@attzonko I accidentally pushed and merged this PR before all Codacy issues resolved. And it seems I can not revert this merge.

I think these unsolved issues should be just fine for the tests module. Please help me review it, or maybe revert this merge ? Thanks !

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I think we should be fine. We can fix codacy issues in subsequent commits.

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Thanks for working on this.

attzonko pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2018
* add some unit tests
* add behavior tests for allowed_users decorator
* move test instructions from README to docs
* reorganize unit tests
* restructuring behavior tests and doc
tgly307 referenced this pull request in tgly307/mmpy_bot Aug 16, 2018
* add some unit tests
* add behavior tests for allowed_users decorator
* move test instructions from README to docs
* reorganize unit tests
* restructuring behavior tests and doc
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