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test: rename test file to align with script structure.info.R#1421

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@maelle maelle commented Jul 2, 2024

Really minimal.

@szhorvat for info part of the refactoring of tests will consist in aligning script names and test filenames because this allows to easily jump from test to script and vice versa (using usethis::use_r() and usethis::use_test()).

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szhorvat commented Jul 2, 2024

If I understand you correctly, you are asking me to follow certain naming standards. I'm happy to do so but I have a lot of trouble keeping these in my head (even things I came up with myself). Could you please open a new wiki page and write down (very briefly) the standards we need to follow? I can then refer to that, and I don't need to remember anything by heart :-)

We do the same in the C core (see e.g. here and here).

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