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Normalize assert calls in tests #2477
Normalize assert calls in tests #2477
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Can you please remove the .idea
files from the PR? Usually it's best to keep IDE-specific files excluded from git via a global .gitignore
file
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Oh yeah absolutely, my last (forced) push didn't go through apparently 😅
I'll fix that 😉
I'll add the idea
directory to the .gitignore
in a separate commit 😉
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Deal is that we don't want to keep IDE-specific files in project's .gitignore
either :)
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Done 😉
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Oh ok, not even in the .gitignore
😮 ?
That's weird but ok whatever 😉
I removed my last commit, the one changing the .gitignore
😉
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Yeah, not even in .gitignore
. Reasoning is simple: we don't want to have each and every contributor's IDE-specific files listed there 😅 While a lot of folks use JetBrains' IDEs, it's not always the case. The global .gitignore
is a file you point your local git to and it adds up to whatever .gitignore
is found in projects. Really handy :)
Some unusual calls were forgotten in the preview PR
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Thanks @hunomina! |
Some unusual calls were forgotten in the preview PR
Summary
Normalizes assert*() calls in tests