The prerelease tests in bats that are checking --prerelease-date, use git -v with an extended pattern (but no -E) to check the output, so the tests as-is will always succeed unless something really strange is output.
I tested this locally by making avakas show print 'foo'. All of the date tests which use this pattern passed
The prerelease tests in bats that are checking
--prerelease-date
, usegit -v
with an extended pattern (but no-E
) to check the output, so the tests as-is will always succeed unless something really strange is output.I tested this locally by making avakas show print 'foo'. All of the date tests which use this pattern passed