Issue #42 - Add unit tests for api-tools/parser/section/requisiteParser [Finished!] #116
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@Yogeb-tech Great attempt since requisite parser is literally the most complicated thing API team has ever created. I will look into it soon. |
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Thank you! By the way I sent a DM with questions about the issue. I have some questions I would like to ask before going further. |
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OK, I think everything looks good, I didn't have to modify any external files. Additionally, I would like to ask when we are getting started on GraphQL because it sounds pretty interesting. I don't really want to pick up another issue unless its pretty far away. |
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Getting started on the task, let me know if you have any suggestions or concerns as I implement stuff.
Here are the core functions I plan to test in the requisite parser: