Closed Agrover112 closed 3 years ago
can I work on this issue?
can I work on this issue?
Sure !
@Agrover112 I run the example1.py, and the terminal cannot find the flights.txt. I checked the flights.txt and it had been saved in the data folder. Could you help me ?
@Agrover112 I run the example1.py, and the terminal cannot find the flights.txt. I checked the flights.txt and it had been saved in the data folder. Could you help me ?
Sure.
@Yoda-Canada It's in the README.md in getting started! as link
I have already done all steps which are in getting started, but the terminal cannot find it.
@Agrover112 , It's ready to run, thx.
@Agrover112 Question 1: I want to make sure that only these three files (test_algorithms.py, test_chaining.py, test_fitness.py) are needed to add error messages, right? Question 2: There are only "self.assertEqual()" and "self.assertIsNotNone()" in the test files. "self.assertIsNotNone()" already has error message in it's definition. Do I just need to add error message to "self.assertEqual()"?
@Yoda-Canada Refer your master branch I made some changes there.
@Yoda-Canada So I raised a PR to YOUR fork. Accept that PR and make further changes. Also do this asap, since I do not want your fork to fall behind the master branch again :( Also maybe if interested at a later date you could check out #42 (similar but might take up huge amount of time on hold for rn)
@Yoda-Canada So I raised a PR to YOUR fork. Accept that PR and make further changes. Also do this asap, since I do not want your fork to fall behind the master branch again :( Also maybe if interested at a later date you could check out #42 (similar but might take up huge amount of time on hold for rn)
@Agrover112 no worry I will do it ASAP.
@Yoda-Canada So I raised a PR to YOUR fork. Accept that PR and make further changes. Also do this asap, since I do not want your fork to fall behind the master branch again :( Also maybe if interested at a later date you could check out #42 (similar but might take up huge amount of time on hold for rn)
@Agrover112 no worry I will do it ASAP.
I'm awake for your bro :)
@Agrover112 I have created a PR 48, please review it, thx.
A message indicating a failure for each unit-test, should give the user a small idea of what went wrong in the test. ex:
self.assertEqual ( f(values), 0, msg ='HEURISTIC MESSAGE INDICATING WHY TEST CASE FAILED')