ISSUE#2.3.1- LEO - ISSUE TESTING - README DOCUMENTATION

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Weekly Build Documentation Template - Issues [Insert Issue Numbers]

Repository: [Insert Repository Name with Link]

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Week [Insert Week Number] - Documentation for Issues [Insert Issue Numbers]

Objective:

Document the progress for the following issues:

• Issue #X.X: [Insert Issue Title (e.g., Feature Development)]
• Issue #X.X: [Insert Issue Title (e.g., Testing and Validation)]
• Issue #X.X: [Insert Issue Title (e.g., Pull Request Preparation)]

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Issue #X.X: [Insert Issue Title (e.g., Feature Development)]

Week [Insert Week Number] Tasks:

• [ ] Define the core components of the feature or functionality.
• [ ] Implement the feature in the relevant language or framework.
• [ ] Ensure that input/output specifications are correctly handled.

Progress Summary:

• Feature Development:
  • The initial design is complete, and the basic implementation has been written.
  • Code is modularized to enhance readability and maintainability.

Challenges Encountered:

• Handling edge cases required additional consideration, such as invalid input or specific data structure constraints.

Key Commit:

• feat: implemented core functionality for [Insert Feature Name]

Next Steps:

• Focus on refining edge cases and improving error handling or optimization.

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Issue #X.X: [Insert Issue Title (e.g., Testing and Validation)]

Week [Insert Week Number] Tasks:

• [ ] Develop comprehensive test cases (typical, boundary, and edge cases).
• [ ] Use appropriate testing tools (e.g., JUnit, PyTest, etc.).
• [ ] Debug the implementation using test-driven development.

Progress Summary:

• Test Case Development:
  • Basic tests for typical cases have been written.
  • Boundary cases (e.g., small input, large input, etc.) are also covered.

Challenges Encountered:

• Handling edge cases that cause the system or algorithm to fail unexpectedly, such as invalid inputs.

Key Commit:

• test: added basic and edge case tests for [Insert Feature/Functionality Name]

Next Steps:

• Conduct performance and stress testing to ensure the feature handles large datasets or complex input efficiently.

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Issue #X.X: [Insert Issue Title (e.g., Pull Request Preparation)]

Week [Insert Week Number] Tasks:

• [ ] Prepare the code for submission in a pull request.
• [ ] Ensure the repository follows coding guidelines and best practices.
• [ ] Create documentation for reviewers and link related issues.

Progress Summary:

• Pull Request:
  • The pull request draft is ready, with all changes documented and code commented for clarity.
  • Linked all relevant issues for proper tracking.

Challenges Encountered:

• Ensuring all tests pass before submission and integrating feedback from code reviews.

Key Commit:

• chore: prepared pull request and linked relevant issues

Next Steps:

• Finalize the pull request submission and ensure that the feature passes all required tests.

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Commit Guidelines for This Week:

Each commit will adhere to the following format for consistency:

• Commit Message Format:
  • feat: [description of feature]
  • fix: [description of bug fix]
  • test: [description of test]
  • refactor: [description of refactoring task]

Example Commit Messages for this Week:

• feat: implemented core functionality for [Insert Feature]
• fix: handled edge cases for [Insert Feature]
• test: added test cases for [Insert Feature]

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Next Steps and Upcoming Tasks:

• Continue refining the feature based on peer feedback.
• Finalize testing and documentation for the final pull request.
• Conduct performance testing and review for optimizations.

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Version Control Summary:

This section summarizes all commits made during the week to ensure proper tracking of changes.

Date	Changes Made	Commit ID
[Insert Date]	Implemented basic feature functionality	[Commit ID]
[Insert Date]	Added test cases for typical and edge cases	[Commit ID]
[Insert Date]	Refactored code and prepared pull request	[Commit ID]

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Documentation Guidelines and References:

For more information on how to structure the repository, make effective commit messages, and ensure security, refer to:

• How to Write READMEs for Repositories
• How to Write Effective Commit Messages
• How to Secure Repositories

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