So our next deliverable is next week. Currently, we still have to amass 20 more test cases and make a few more slight edits to our experience report from the third deliverable.
Tyrieke, a fellow group member, is on the verge of breaking through with a new set of test cases. Galaxy has a plethora of methods that open files to make sure they exist. The files can be opened up in a variety of manners. Tyrieke knows all the specific of this and he will update us whenever we have our next team meeting. I am going to work on flushing out the rest of the test cases for the fasta length count function that we found initially. We will likely only need to find one other function to test as there are always a multitude of manners in which a method needs to be tested to fully flush out the functionality of said method.
I went to go and work on the project a bit just now from home, but I ran into an issue. For some reason, VMware decided it will restart my Mint instance each time I log in. At first, I thought I may have had an incorrect password, but typing gibberish into the password field yields an incorrect password response. I have been doing most of my work from my lab computer on campus, so I will probably just resume that in the future.
The next few blog posts will probably be kept short until the post right before our deliverable because I imagine that is when we will be knocking out a lot of the work for our project, as that is how it seems to work.
Bright side: I finished a rough draft of my personal statement for my graduate school applications.
Not-so-bright side: It's a very rough draft.
Music listened to while blogging: N/A (watching The Office - S04E01)
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