Perl test cleanup #298
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Perl test cleanup #298
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October 16, 2023 20:55
- change cpanm to cpm for faster building - minor tweaks to dist and cpanfile
- use tempdir for writing database - remove unused packages - organize package imports
- Use temporary directory for database - Use test helper library t/lib for common functions - Remove testing artifacts (i.e., test dbs) - Style imports to improve clarity - Remove some unused imports
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I think this is a good change. Ready to review when out of Draft |
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This was submitted as PR #303. |
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An approach to tidying up tests by standardizing imports, using temporary directories, and using a testing library for common test components.
The intention is to illustrate an approach to tidying tests so that they are easier to run - i.e., do not produce artifacts because they add or update files under version control - and maintain.