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Replace cram with bats #170

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atreyasha opened this issue Jan 4, 2022 · 1 comment
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Replace cram with bats #170

atreyasha opened this issue Jan 4, 2022 · 1 comment
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🚀 Feature Request

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  • No duplicate issues/PRs
  • Are you running the latest downgrade release from the AUR?

Background

Currently, we are using cram for unit testing. As per the link, cram was last updated in 2016 and appears to be unmaintained.

Proposed feature

We could swap to an actively maintained unit testing framework, such as bats. I personally use it in unit testing some of my projects and it works great! It should also be straightforward to integrate this into CI as per here.

@pbrisbin WDYT?
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pbrisbin commented Jan 4, 2022

Totally up to you. I still use cram in many projects, and enjoy it and will likely continue to do so. It feels more "done" than "unmaintained" to me ;) But if you'd prefer bats (or anything else), go for it.

@atreyasha atreyasha removed the triage Requires triage to ascertain relevance and actions label Jan 4, 2022
@pbrisbin pbrisbin changed the title Update unit testing framework Replace cram with bats Oct 22, 2024
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