Add unit tests to test generated code. SAP and SessionSetupReq #68
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Codacy has a false positive, claiming an unused field in a test fixture. It is in fact used. |
Signed-off-by: Siebren Weertman <siebren.weertman@heliox-energy.com> Cleanup
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This is a known issue with Codacy, don't worry for now. |
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We have some ideas for these, will integrate those while working on integrating your tests. |
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I would like to hear some feedback and maybe some ideas about how to automate the running of these tests in a more hands-off manner. The repo is missing the schemas for one, so those should be fetched somehow I suppose.
Other than that, I chose gtest, because I had it installed and the like. Do tell if the CMakeLists works for everyone if they have gtest/gmock installed.
The CMakeLists for the library resides in the tests dir too, let me know if you have a better idea.
Anyways. Roast my code.