On Wed, Sep 8, 2021 at 9:49 AM [email protected] <[email protected]>
wrote:

For converting outlines, maybe some fuzzing tests as well?  Most should
> fail...
>

Hehe, I had to google "python fuzzy tests".  Sounds interesting, but I'll
leave that for later :-)

*Update re the new tests*

It looks like the new unit tests *are* valid. I compared traces in the
setup logic in two cases:

1. Running the old unit tests (in devel, from unitTest.leo)
2. Running the new unit tests (in ekr-unit-test, with the new test-shadow
command).

The output looks identical. In particular, sentinel lines are as expected.
I must only ensure that the following two structure are identical:

1. The structure of the children of each @test node in unitTest.leo.
2. The structure of *nodes created* by each new unit test.

A test would likely fail if this were not true, but a by-hand check looks
advisable.

Edward

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