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Add pytest unit tests to `data_builder`
See original GitHub issueIt would be great to have some unit tests for the methods in data_builder to help find edge cases in data formatting. I’m happy to start up a suite using pytest - please let me know if I should proceed and I’ll start a PR.
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@ShaynaCummings this looks good to me. If you’re available for more test ideas, here are some that would rely on running
process_md_texts:linksfields.statefields.namefields.That branch looks ready for a PR…
@ShaynaCummings if you prefer - you can just commit the tests and I’ll hook them up to the github action, or you can cover that in your PR as well.
https://help.github.com/en/actions/language-and-framework-guides/using-python-with-github-actions
To test the action, fork the repo, author your new test action, make a PR to your fork, and check if the tests pass or don’t based on what’s in the PR. The PR should show a nice big red X or green circle I think if everything got glued. There might even be a way to output exactly which tests failed on which data points.