I just merge your test into develop ran it. A little later I realized I was zeroing out the ID key to find duplicates so everything was considered a duplicate.
The 'make test' was OK in both. cases.
Example:
Building with correct source code. R1 and R2 looks as follows.
if [ ! -d "superTests" ]; then mkdir superTests; fi;
python testSD.py
.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 1 test in 0.001s
OK
if [ ! -d "superTests" ]; then mkdir superTests; fi;
python testSD.py
.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 1 test in 0.001s
OK
Make test should fail under these conditions, but they don't seem to be. Let me know if you have any questions and when you would like me to test it again.
Hey @bioSandMan,
I just merge your test into develop ran it. A little later I realized I was zeroing out the ID key to find duplicates so everything was considered a duplicate.
The 'make test' was OK in both. cases.
Example: Building with correct source code. R1 and R2 looks as follows.
Output of Super-Deduper
Totally expected to pass test and it does.
However, under the bug version. . .
The output with the same input is.
The other NODUP header doesn't show up.
The 'make test' shows this though.
Make test should fail under these conditions, but they don't seem to be. Let me know if you have any questions and when you would like me to test it again.