@@ -33,13 +33,13 @@ pytest interprets all the functions starting with `test_` as tests. For one of t
0. nix-shell puts you into an environment where batsched, batsim, robin, redis, etc. are available (code in [default.nix])
1. pytest generates combinations of test input (code in [conftest.py])
2. for each combination of inputs:
1. pytest generates a [robin] input file
2. pytest generates batsim and batmen input files if needed
3. pytest executes [robin] or [robintest] on the generated file
1. pytest generates a [robin] input file
2. pytest generates batsim and batmen input files if needed
3. pytest executes [robin] or [robintest] on the generated file
Finally, we have special tests (in the file [test_zexpected_output.py](./test_zexpected_output.py)) verifying that the output of the previous tests correspond to the expected output.
