I’d appreciate any pointers or information on setting something like that up for this project, if that’s something you’d be interested in helping with.
Yes, I can contribute by adding a testsuite in one of the following environments
- php (phpunit 8)
- javascript (for example jest)
- bash (shunit2)
Do you have any preference or suggestions on these environments?
Personally I would make the testsuite very simple: just parse two folders consisting of text files, the folders could be named something like:
- "false_positive"
- "false_negative"
The test is successful if any string in any text file of "false_positive" is not detected by the txt list and any string in any text file of "false_negative" is detected by the txt list.
Then run that testsuite on GitHub Actions (before every merge).
That would be cool, what do you think?
Originally posted by @vielhuber in #44 (comment)
Yes, I can contribute by adding a testsuite in one of the following environments
Do you have any preference or suggestions on these environments?
Personally I would make the testsuite very simple: just parse two folders consisting of text files, the folders could be named something like:
The test is successful if any string in any text file of "false_positive" is not detected by the txt list and any string in any text file of "false_negative" is detected by the txt list.
Then run that testsuite on GitHub Actions (before every merge).
That would be cool, what do you think?
Originally posted by @vielhuber in #44 (comment)