Tests for the #[export] macro#6691
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@poljar is it OK for me to set |
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I think you can also just remove that line, yes it's fine. |
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I thought there was a bug in the
#[export]macro so I wrote some tests. It seems to be fine, but the tests are hopefully still useful.