So Tyrieke was able to implement the testing of nested methods within our testing suite. This completely rounds out the testing we can do for Galaxy as any Python method can be tested now. Cameron has been working on the HTML - setting up our banner for our professional grade report.
There was an interesting issue that Logan pointed out to the rest of the group. His running of the runAllTests.sh file would result in an error because a .svn file was being read as a testCaseX.txt file. This was really weird to Tyrieke and I because we have been able to run all the tests without any issue. Well, we boiled it down to potentially being an operating system issue.
Tyrieke is using Fedora
I'm using Mint
Logan and Cameron are using Ubuntu
Well, it turns out that when installing svn from Ubuntu, svn is actually pulled from a different repository than when installing svn from Mint or Fedora. The Mint and Fedora installs pulled a newer version of subversion than that of Ubuntu.
This older version of svn puts .svn files in every single directory. The newer version only puts a .svn file within the highest level of the repository folder. We added a simple try/except to get around this issue in case someone wants to test this on any flavor of Linux.
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