Code review comment for lp:~eeejay/mago/blacklist
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| Eitan Isaacson (eeejay) wrote | # |
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Yes, Javier's interpretation is mine too. 'skip' means skip by default, if the case or suite is explicitly called, it should be run. This allows you to work on a test and not remove the 'skip' until it is ready for inclusion. Or in Ubiquity's case, to run the test when explicitly called on not in a general Mago run.