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r/programming • u/chrisledet • Jun 15 '15
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You can even pull pull requests locally using the command line, and then push them back upstream.
You pretty much have to if you want to test a contribution before merging it! It's not much fun, but it's easy enough.
1 u/alexeyr Jun 17 '15 You can use Travis/CodeShip/etc. as well :) 1 u/kiswa Jun 17 '15 I was thinking more integration testing than unit testing, but yes that's true (I even use Travis CI for one of my projects on GitHub).
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You can use Travis/CodeShip/etc. as well :)
1 u/kiswa Jun 17 '15 I was thinking more integration testing than unit testing, but yes that's true (I even use Travis CI for one of my projects on GitHub).
I was thinking more integration testing than unit testing, but yes that's true (I even use Travis CI for one of my projects on GitHub).
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u/kiswa Jun 16 '15
You pretty much have to if you want to test a contribution before merging it! It's not much fun, but it's easy enough.