Closed adamhsparks closed 4 years ago
Test coverage is now ~91% with tests for all major functions except for the functions in dplyr.R
Add # nocov
to those lines if they are untestable.
I don't know, they might be, I've not really looked into it too much yet so
I didn't use the # nocov
option yet
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Add # nocov to those lines if they are untestable.
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Current coverage is only ~82% with no coverage for a few files. Notably the
get_weather_bulletins()
has none along with the newparse_()
s.