CI & Unit Testing

[rskirkwood]

Activities for a badge:
(more details are in process, these are just general ideas for now)

• Activity 1: follow along and complete all the code in the pytest tutorial
• Activity 2 : create a test file for this python script and use it discover and fix x issues with the code
• Activity 3: repeat activity 2 but using googletest to test code from this cpp file
• Potential Activity 4: Write a code that does something and make sure it passes the test for this github folder and/or create your own github folder that requires certain test to be passed to push a file to it.

italics = actual code is a work in progress, but if you have ideas on what kind of code should be tested add it below!

[Zach227]

Time Spent

• Mean: 1.8970588235294117
• Median: 2.0
• Max: 4.0
• Min: 1.0
• Full Data: 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.25, 1.5, 1.5, 2.0, 2.0, 2.0, 2.0, 2.5, 2.5, 3.0, 3.0, 4.0

Comments

• There weren't realy any activities for the module. It would be nice to have some suggestions to practice.
• The page getting more content/activities would be good. It currently doesn't seem to be finished. Good content, but it needs more.
• In contrast with the numpy section, this one needs some activities to complete.
• This was a great tutorial to pytest and google test.
• You should provide some sample code for us to write tests for
• Add stuff to do.
• none
• Very helpful
• none
• I think there were just videos for this module, so it would be great to have some follow-up activities.
• I've had background with C++ google testing before, so I found it very helpful to learn how to test code in python. I also found it very interesting to see the application of testing and how it can be implemented with Github. I didn't understand that part very well, but found it useful to see the applicability of it and made me want to spend more time creating tests for my github repositories in the future.
• Some activities could be added to it.