Closed rtbs-dev closed 3 years ago
❌ Merging this PR will decrease code quality in the affected files by 0.82%.
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Complexity | 0.13 ⭐ | 0.13 ⭐ | 0.00 |
Method Length | 112.60 🙂 | 113.60 🙂 | 1.00 👎 |
Working memory | 16.29 ⛔ | 17.18 ⛔ | 0.89 👎 |
Quality | 48.88% 😞 | 48.06% 😞 | -0.82% 👎 |
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Lines | 188 | 196 | 8 |
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pythonbible/regular_expressions.py | 48.88% 😞 | 48.06% 😞 | -0.82% 👎 |
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The "Test" GitHub action failed due to it failing to upload the code coverage report to codacy. The actual tests all passed with 100% coverage.
@tbsexton Thanks for the contribution!
The "Test" GitHub action failed due to it failing to upload the code coverage report to codacy. The actual tests all passed with 100% coverage.
Cool, yeah I had replicated a dev environment locally to verify as well (to rule out tests). Thanks!
Made it possible for all books to be referred to as their common (?) 3-character shortcode. Most are the first 3 letters, though others are non-standard (e.g. Judges->Jdg, Philippians->Php)
Phi
as Philemon (as I typically see done).