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add unit tests for runtime/core - scope #94
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Could you add a test where a child scope gets a value from its parent?
@ziflex, can you give the latest commit a review and see if that tests the scenario you were looking for? I just forked an existing scope that had a set variable and then ran some tests against the forked Scope. |
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func TestScope(t *testing.T) { | ||
Convey("Should match", t, func() { | ||
rs, cf := core.NewRootScope() |
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Looks good.
Let's do the final change.
RootScope - varA
Child1Scope - varB
Child2Scope - empty
Add a check that Child2Scope is able to get a variable from the root scope. (it will test functionality of scope traversing)
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You can just add it as a 2nd Convey suit.
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I think the new TestScopeTraversing
should cover this situation, let me know your thoughts :)
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Looks good!
This PR adds unit tests for runtime/core per issue #34.