Closed pconrad closed 8 years ago
The junit test cases are all commented out.
That's a problem. We can't do ANYTHING reasonable on this repo until the test cases are restored.
The place to start is with the very first test case: namely:
https://github.com/UCSB-CS56-Projects/cs56-utilities-password-generator/blob/master/src/PasswordTest.java#L16
That one looks like this:
@Test public void testNoArgConstructor(){ Password p1 = new Password(); Password p2 = new Password(); assertEquals(p1, p2); }
And it doesn't pass, because there is no sane .equals method for this class.
So implementing that is the first order of business.
Do that, and then one at a time, get the other test cases to pass. Restoring the existing test cases so that they pass is worth 250 points.
And, I strongly, strongly, strongly encourage you to focus on that one first.
Regards, Phill Conrad
@EdieS and @jhpenger please work on this one!
The junit test cases are all commented out.
That's a problem. We can't do ANYTHING reasonable on this repo until the test cases are restored.
The place to start is with the very first test case: namely:
https://github.com/UCSB-CS56-Projects/cs56-utilities-password-generator/blob/master/src/PasswordTest.java#L16
That one looks like this:
And it doesn't pass, because there is no sane .equals method for this class.
So implementing that is the first order of business.
Do that, and then one at a time, get the other test cases to pass. Restoring the existing test cases so that they pass is worth 250 points.
And, I strongly, strongly, strongly encourage you to focus on that one first.
Regards, Phill Conrad