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Author cbc
Recipients cbc, chris.jerdonek
Date 2012-08-02.15:12:27
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Well, really, the reason I'm deferring is to get the patch accepted, because it seems kind of unacceptable for standard library modules not to have full test coverage. So far, I don't see evidence that the issue has even been triaged. Of the three approaches, regex, cd, or decoration, which do you see as most likely to be accepted? I understand that cd might be common in some tests. But it also appears that, at least in test_filecmp, some pretty heinous practices are also common like piling a ridiculous number of asserts into one test method. (And I'll fix that, too.) I do really appreciate your advice, core developer or not. You are the only one providing advice here.
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