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There should be a backward mode for gregorio-test.sh which will convert given TEST into a backwards compatibility test (copying the files into backwards/ and adding the _B as appropriate).
Further, review-results.sh should have an option where a failed test can be converted to a backwards compatibility test (with the current expectation) and the result (which failed against the old expectation) made into the future expectation for that test.
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The issue is when the backwards compatibility test doesn't yet exist. This option would create the backwards/TEST using the existing tests/TEST as the basis (copying all related files and modifying the filenames). One would do this for a test which involves code which has been deprecated. Once the backwards compatibility test is created, you'd then (if needed) modify the tests/TEST to not use the deprecated code and (if that also changes the result) accept the result as the new expectation.
There should be a
backward
mode for gregorio-test.sh which will convert given TEST into a backwards compatibility test (copying the files intobackwards/
and adding the_B
as appropriate).Further, review-results.sh should have an option where a failed test can be converted to a backwards compatibility test (with the current expectation) and the result (which failed against the old expectation) made into the future expectation for that test.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: