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Until now, all unit tests were defined in Tests.hs. Pro: simple, makes code/test line counting easy. Con: tests are far from code, Tests.hs turns into a big wall of test code. Now, unit tests can also be defined in modules. To avoid name clashes and template haskell complexity, a dumb manual naming scheme is used: any module may export a hunit Test(List) named tests_ModuleName. These are manually aggregated and re-exported when appropriate, eg in Commands.All and finally in Tests.hs. |
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| Account.hs | ||
| AccountName.hs | ||
| Amount.hs | ||
| Commodity.hs | ||
| Dates.hs | ||
| IO.hs | ||
| Journal.hs | ||
| Ledger.hs | ||
| Parse.hs | ||
| Posting.hs | ||
| TimeLog.hs | ||
| Transaction.hs | ||
| Types.hs | ||
| Utils.hs | ||