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Correct test #52

Closed hyanwong closed 10 months ago

hyanwong commented 10 months ago

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Walkthrough

The update in the test suite involves a shift in the method used for adding rows to a table, transitioning from append to add_row. This reflects a possible API change in the underlying library. Additionally, the update includes a more descriptive error message within a test assertion, aiming to improve clarity when the test encounters a conversion error.

Changes

File Change Summary
tests/test_tables.py Replaced append with add_row for tables.iedges and updated the pytest.raises error message to "Could not convert".

🐇✨ A hop of code, a leap of tests, A rabbit's touch, refactoring at its best. Errors speak now, with much more zest, "Could not convert," says the updated quest. 🌟 🐾

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