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Eventually, we might envisage functional testing as some reusable tool.
But before that, I think we'll benefit from having a clearer separation between the two
I'd propose something like this:
Move the tests outside of the main module.
Each test will then start with something like "import functional_testing",
then define a class that implements an interface class MyTest(functional_testing.Test),
then have some methods that return a predetermined type.
These methods of course can use shared utility functions e.g. functional_testing.do_common_thing(...)
Move the list of tests outside of the main module.
Move part of the thing that knows how to store stuff outside of the main module (<-- this idea needs a bit of work)
Then, at some point, we should see lots of commits to this "user-specific" directory, and very few to the main code, and then we can consider making a full split :D
The main benefit in the short run is that PINTS devs can just look in the "user-specific" directory and play around there, without having to navigate the more complex generic code
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Eventually, we might envisage functional testing as some reusable tool.
But before that, I think we'll benefit from having a clearer separation between the two
I'd propose something like this:
class MyTest(functional_testing.Test)
,functional_testing.do_common_thing(...)
Then, at some point, we should see lots of commits to this "user-specific" directory, and very few to the main code, and then we can consider making a full split :D
The main benefit in the short run is that PINTS devs can just look in the "user-specific" directory and play around there, without having to navigate the more complex generic code
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: