Closed cesaragv closed 4 years ago
Looks great! I've never used snapshots to test against...how likely is it that they will need to be changed as we keep developing? I have a feeling they will be very useful vs manually writing assertions since we're strapped for time.
Looks great! I've never used snapshots to test against...how likely is it that they will need to be changed as we keep developing? I have a feeling they will be very useful vs manually writing assertions since we're strapped for time.
@reddigari I used them before, and once the project is stable, they don't really need to change much.
Reminder to add the execution of these tests to the Github Actions config once #75 is merged.
Oh I didn't catch that --- yeah it's good practice to leave them in because it ensures everyone's using the same versions and prevents dependency hell when people clone and install. @cesaragv could we put it back and see if we have the version issues you mentioned?
Oh I didn't catch that --- yeah it's good practice to leave them in because it ensures everyone's using the same versions and prevents dependency hell when people clone and install. @cesaragv could we put it back and see if we have the version issues you mentioned?
@reddigari yes, I just did
This PR sets up and adds the initial unit tests for the front-end. As more files are touched during the run
npm test
, code coverage decreases