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Author mark.dickinson
Recipients facundobatista, mark.dickinson, ronaldoussoren
Date 2008-02-14.17:52:31
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A cheap and easy fix would be to update normalize.decTest so that's it's
an exact copy of reduce.decTest.  This would result in all the
normalization tests being run twice, but that's probably better than
seeing failing tests.

(What happened here is that Mike Cowlishaw fixed some buggy tests in
normalize.decTest and also renamed normalize.decTest to reduce.decTest,
and renamed the tests within the file.)

But I agree that it's not a disaster if this doesn't get fixed.  It's
the tests that are buggy, not the Decimal module.
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