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[BUGFIX] Load an existing config file in the unit tests - #32
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michield
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Feb 3, 2017
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Can you redo this one? It doesn't merge cleanly currently. |
The unit tests still do not pass completely as they cannot connect to any DB on Travis yet. This will be part of a separate PR. (And unit tests should not connect to a real database.)
oliverklee
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Feb 3, 2017
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I've rebased, resolved the conflicts, and repushed. |
oliverklee
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Feb 3, 2017
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@michield When merging, I propose using the "squash and merge" option instead of "create a merge commit". This will help keep the history clean. Thanks! |
michield
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Feb 3, 2017
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ok, will do |
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The unit tests still do not pass completely as they cannot connect to any
DB on Travis yet. This will be part of a separate PR.
(And unit tests should not connect to a real database.)