Closed hendrikebbers closed 3 weeks ago
Hi @hendrikebbers I would like to work on this issue.
@gRid08 sure
@gRid08 still interested in working on this issue?
Hello @hendrikebbers and @gRid08, How far with this issue? Was it finished?
@gRid08 still interested in working on this issue?
We haven't had a reponse from @gRid08 for more than a week now, so am assigning this to @Ariho-Seth
Sure, I've worked on it. Let me prepare to commit the changes then you can review them.
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πΎ Description of the issue
In the
hedera-base
module you can find theProtocolLayerDataCreationTests
test class. The class use junit to automatically test the construction of all records that are used in the protocol layer (seecom.openelements.hedera.base.protocol
package). As you can see the class tests provides (by usingAssertions.assertDoesNotThrow
) and negative (by usingAssertions.assertThrows
) checks for the creatation of records. Today not all records are fully tested and tests for the recordFileDeleteRequest
are missing.Suggested solution
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ProtocolLayerDataCreationTests
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