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fixes #1783 #1810
fixes #1783 #1810
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AdityaRaj23
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Oct 12, 2023
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- I have added the tests to cover my changes.
- I have updated the documentation and CHANGELOG accordingly.
- I have read the CONTRIBUTING document.
I've submitted a pull request, and I'd appreciate it if you could review it to ensure that I haven't unintentionally violated any rules. My changes were limited to the code, and I didn't make any other modifications. |
Hey @AdityaRaj23! Thanks for this, you might wanna update the CHANGELOG.md file briefly explaining what did you change under the appropriate section, which for this one is the "Fixed" section, also can you remove the yarn.lock change that was pushed in this one as well. Let me know if you need any help anywhere. |
should i leave the code i changed commented or remove it before making another pull request? |
You don't have to make another pull request, you can just commit and push to this branch itself and it'll be updated here. |
@AdityaRaj23 , it seems like you have deleted the One tip for the commit messages is that they should be a bit more informative as to what was done in that particular commit. Making only one commit with |
Sorry, I read the contributing.md there it was written ,for fixing you should commit with message 'fixes#{issue no}' so i stick to that but will surely keep this in my mind from now onwards for any commit |
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## develop #1810 +/- ##
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- Coverage 80.17% 78.58% -1.59%
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Files 232 128 -104
Lines 10239 7257 -2982
Branches 193 0 -193
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- Hits 8209 5703 -2506
+ Misses 1897 1554 -343
+ Partials 133 0 -133
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…_hacktoberfest_2023 into branch_name I wanted to push the changes made by me.
Hey @AdityaRaj23 , seems like the test coverage isn't up to the mark with what is expected, so you'll need to add a test for the changes that you made. This will also make sure that the thing that you fixed will not be broken by any of the later commits by anyone else. So, the file where you'll wanna add the test to is from covalent._shared_files.utils import get_named_params
def test_func(a, *, b):
return a + b
named_args, named_kwargs = get_named_params(test_func, [1], {'b': 2}) So, you essentially just need to test that this isn't failing and then the PR should be gtg. |
Ok will do as directed |
Hey @AdityaRaj23 just bumping this one. You're almost there and I think it would be a shame if this didn't get merged for Hacktoberfest as this is pretty much done. You just need to put the test that you wrote in a function and that would be it. |
I would do that today positively was busy in some other work ... |
tests are fine on my side what is the issue with this debian 10 and debian 11 can you brief me about this i am not sure whats wrong... |
You can see the reason why the test failed here: https://github.com/AgnostiqHQ/covalent/actions/runs/6705590122/job/18231396245?pr=1810. The failing statement is |
@AdityaRaj23 Thanks for this, we'll get this merged now. |
Initially, I mistook this for a different issue. I want to express my gratitude for the valuable assistance I received, as it has been a significant learning experience for me. I've gained a wealth of knowledge, thank you @kessler-frost you've provided me with substantial insights into open source contributions. If an opportunity arises, I would be eager to collaborate and continue learning from you in the future on some other issue on the same project if i worked on it. |
Thanks @AdityaRaj23 ! I'm glad you'd like to contribute more we're always looking for eager contributors like you. Please feel free to take a look at issues tagged with |