better rect tests using literal values #3190
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bilhox
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Hi antoine, since you're new to contributing, let me give you one little advice on how you can improve your PRs next time. You don't have to mention the link of the issue in the title, you can mention it in your message directly. With this, you can opt for a more descriptive title for your PR. |
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I think there is a little quiproquo, when I talked about tests for literal values, I meant for rect attributes, not these ones. |
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Hello @bilhox, I think I don't really understand what should be done. Could you explain more specifically, maybe ? |
test/rect_test.py
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| self.assertEqual((5, 8), r2.center) | ||
| self.assertEqual(4, r2.left) | ||
| self.assertEqual(7, r2.top) | ||
| self.assertEqual(6, r2.right) | ||
| self.assertEqual(9, r2.bottom) | ||
| self.assertEqual(2, r2.width) | ||
| self.assertEqual(2, r2.height) |
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Some whitespace snuck by. I recommend using autoformatting tools to fix that.
You can either:
pip install pre-commit
pre-commit run -a
pre-commit install # completely optional, will cause the pre-commit to run every time you make a commit.Or
python dev.py formatBoth I recommend running in a virtualenv.
What I meant is we should have a test similar to |
…attributes of a rect, in rect_tests.py
Fix the following functions in rect_test to use literal values for attribute checks : test_inflate__larger, test_inflate__smaller, test_inflate_ip__larger and test_inflate_ip__smaller.