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create test for pairwise with JUnit #6

Open robinho46 opened 8 months ago

robinho46 commented 8 months ago

@Ishaqezaz vad vill du ska hända med tearDownAll?

Ishaqezaz commented 8 months ago

@Ishaqezaz vad vill du ska hända med tearDownAll?

kanske inte behövs på pairwise, men för random att den ska ta bort filen. Varje testkörning på random ska vara nytt random

robinho46 commented 8 months ago

@Ishaqezaz vad vill du ska hända med tearDownAll?

kanske inte behövs på pairwise, men för random att den ska ta bort filen. Varje testkörning på random ska vara nytt random

Aha så de är en som tearDown både random och pairWise, då kan man ju slå in allt i ett där

robinho46 commented 4 months ago

TODO:

flymauntains commented 3 months ago

deploy.js=>1_deploy.js In Truffle, deployment scripts are named with numerical prefixes to control the order in which they are executed. This prefixing system ensures that dependencies between contracts are respected during deployment. Here's a detailed explanation and example: Understanding the Numerical Prefix in Truffle Deployment Scripts Truffle uses the migrations directory to manage deployment scripts. Each script file must start with a numerical prefix to indicate the order in which it should be executed. The numbering convention helps Truffle execute the migration files in sequence. Why Use Numerical Prefixes? Order of Execution: Contracts that depend on other contracts being deployed first must have higher numerical prefixes. Modularity: Allows breaking down the deployment process into manageable steps. Clarity: Provides a clear, organized structure for the deployment process.

robinho46 commented 2 months ago

@flymauntains This has nothing to do with this repository. This is also a course assignment!