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Solve #69 (Tests improvements) #87
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here I came to <#84> should add that it's also needed to * convert `tests` to integration, * clean hex strings assertions for further comprehensibilty. \ (This well might demote `AsRef` issue to a _nice to have_ thing.) And reread the thing estimating clarity.
Divides tests into unit and integrational. Clean and structure info it provided. Disjoints `mod helpers` from the `release`; along the road where pastes and adapts "one-liners" where it relied on the actual code under the testing (preserves used function calls indication on the best efforts as comments, they're good to be removed on a next iteration).
Circom checks fail? |
Should be out of bounds running long as usual. 🤷 Of course I
didn't touch it, only one crate here.
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Can we still correct that test timeout though? I can't pass a failing test. Github actions should work. |
@Divide-By-0 , I just run locally when see that something is changed in <./circuits/circom>. |
I'd recommend either using a self-hosted runner on my GCP account (I can add you) or triggering a modal.com run to test instead (I can cover that, it's dirt cheap). |
Can we add these to some issues? |
This PR did both! |
I suggest to squash the commits while merging.
Divides tests into unit and integration.
Clean and structure info it provided.
Disjoints
mod helpers
from therelease
; along the road where pastes and adapts "one-liners" where it relied on the actual code under the testing (preserves used function calls indication on the best efforts as comments, they're good to be removed on a next iteration).