Tests for the MinIO Utils library - #59
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Haha that's funny I have I think the exact opposite approach to chatGPT!
I would ask it this But not this
I have no serious opinion about how they are broken up I am afraid! |
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but I do find writing tests kinda boring but but very worthwhile |
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Testing does work - it reminded me I needed to include the code changes for the API that @alexhambley suggested for removing the partial JSON validation. |
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I've asked ChatGPT to write some tests describing the current MinIO Utils library. These cover all the functions inside the
app.utils.minio_utilslibrary.Should I keep all the tests in a single file per library file - or should split them into seperate test files for each function we have?