Feature Description
We require github provider regression tests to cover off the following scenarios:
- If I select a projection from our repositories, for only the
name and id of stackql-devel, then I get precisely the expected result and nothing else.
-
Example(s)
The below query always returns the same result:
stackql >>select name, id from github.repos.repos where org = 'stackql' and name = 'stackql-devel';
|---------------|-----------|
| name | id |
|---------------|-----------|
| stackql-devel | 447890554 |
|---------------|-----------|
Therefore, for scenatio (1), the job is to write a robot test that verifies exactly that query returns exactly that result. An existing similar example is here, and indeed scenario (1) would probably reside in same file or a sibling. But, scenario (1) would use the keyword Stock Stackql Exec Inline Equals Both Streams, because strict equality is possible.
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Feature Description
We require github provider regression tests to cover off the following scenarios:
nameandidofstackql-devel, then I get precisely the expected result and nothing else.Example(s)
The below query always returns the same result:
Therefore, for scenatio (1), the job is to write a robot test that verifies exactly that query returns exactly that result. An existing similar example is here, and indeed scenario (1) would probably reside in same file or a sibling. But, scenario (1) would use the keyword
Stock Stackql Exec Inline Equals Both Streams, because strict equality is possible.Possible Approaches or Libraries to Consider
A clear and concise description of any alternative solutions or features you've considered.
Additional context
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