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rna-transcription: remove bad input tests #1027
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What about removing these tests completely. #902 Maybe that can be tomorrows PR.... |
The thought had crossed my mind too..... Should we flip a coin? |
Heads we remove them, Tails we delete them? |
Grabbing a coin... Call it in the air. |
Tails...... I guess they go. 👍 |
I agree with this, but maybe it's a good idea to leave PRs like this open for a little longer to give others a chance to weigh in.. |
thou hast forgotten to change the version number you probably should |
The comment in the json file is now out of date. |
Doh! thanks @petertseng |
…ns 1.1.0 remove tests of invalid input exercism/problem-specifications#1027 exercism/problem-specifications#1028 Note for the future: This commit makes the decision to keep the invalid input. This decision is made arbitrarily, so there should be no hesitation about reversing in the future if that is appropriate. It's merely a desire to showcase Error. Even though that was already done in Hamming and will be done in largest-series-product.
This reverts commit 07c7426. This reverts #634. In exercism/problem-specifications#1027 three error cases were removed by the result of a coin flip. Since that is insufficient reason to remove them from the Haskell track, the Haskell track chooses to keep them, and needs no further justification to do so.
closes #977
Replacing expected value of
null
with an error object.propose error object:
Let me know if the message should be re-worded.