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Move test files to subfolders #99

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CunliangGeng opened this issue Feb 9, 2023 · 0 comments
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Move test files to subfolders #99

CunliangGeng opened this issue Feb 9, 2023 · 0 comments
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CunliangGeng commented Feb 9, 2023 •
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Grouping tests to different folders will make it easier to test specific code, e.g. only genomics related code.

Todo:

  • Take src/nplinker structure as reference and create similar structure (one level) in tests
  • move test files to relevant subfolders
  • update code in tests if needed
  • create pytest's conftest.py for each subfolder if needed

It's a good practice to limit the scope of pytest fixtures by creating conftest.py for each folder.
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Move test files to subfolders and update pytest's conftest.py (#100)
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To solve issue #99 
* move test files to relevant subfolders
* create pytest conftest.py for relevant subfolders
* fix redundant fixtures
* move non-shared fixture to specific file
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