Closed KittyGiraudel closed 10 years ago
Unit tests! I hope i don't need to explain how important they are and how they stabilize the quality of the code.
Sass unit testing isn't full-featured, but just enough to test a library like this. There are a number of libraries to choose from: true, sassquatch and a custom approach. I haven't used any... yet.
I am already running tests for SassyLists, using Bootcamp: https://github.com/Team-Sass/SassyLists/tree/master/test. Every function is heavily tested.
Oh, it's just that the next
branch lacks tests then.
The next
branch is obsolete. I have to remove it.
Don't bother, I'll add it manually. :)
Okay.
This confusion is an argument for renaming branches so that they correspond to version numbers, e.g. 1.x
, 2.x
.
Next branch will be called 2.0.0. :)
2.0.0
isn't a good choice either. Specific versions are for tags. A branch name should correspond to a group of tags.
I did a little googling and found an article expanding on this issue: http://rentzsch.tumblr.com/post/45552867242/semantic-version-branches-for-submodules
Released.
Congrats!
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