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The git hook script files are one of the three core pillars that make rusty-hook work, and as such they are unit tested pretty thoroughly. The tests are currently leveraging shunit2 which is certainly sufficient, though I think it may be worth investigating whether we could leverage bats instead.
This is a relatively low priority but opening to keep track
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Have been using Bats in other projects and loving it. It will require the incorporation of submodules to pull in things like the assertion library, and I've not had a chance to play with Bats on Windows, but definitely want to pursue this
The git hook script files are one of the three core pillars that make rusty-hook work, and as such they are unit tested pretty thoroughly. The tests are currently leveraging shunit2 which is certainly sufficient, though I think it may be worth investigating whether we could leverage bats instead.
This is a relatively low priority but opening to keep track
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: