Reduce exact rank assertions in ordering tests#4237
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Hi, thanks for creating this. A few initial comments above. |
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@raineorshine Thanks for the review. See my latest commit a751028. I hope this aligns with what you had in mind. |
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Thanks! This looks better. The existing expectPathToEqual is a good idea for cursor assertions.
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Closes #4236.
This is a test-only pass that makes higher-level ordering tests assert ordered thought values instead of exact numeric
rankvalues where the rank number is not the behavior under test.Changes:
expectThoughtValuesfor readable ordered thought assertions.rankexpectations in cursor/path/order behavior tests.