Add tests for release process
See original GitHub issueThere were some issues with the release process today, which could have been caught if we had tests for the release build. We have a lot of untested code in Makefile.js
, so it would be a good idea to add tests for it.
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Should have a pull request end of week for review 🙏
@not-an-aardvark I would like to take a look at this. To get a better sense, are the issues documented/noted?
I could definitely add individual unit tests to start off.