@Chang Bo Guo swift: test/unit/common/test_utils.py:1620 self.assertTrue(iter_file.closed, True) test/unit/common/test_utils.py:1627 self.assertTrue(iter_file.closed, True)
i think the two lines are not correct too, since the second is a msg, True can be printed too ('True'), but makes no sense here
what's your opinion?
can i fix this? i'm glad to help
@Chang Bo Guo common/ test_utils. py:1620 self.assertTrue (iter_file. closed, True) common/ test_utils. py:1627 self.assertTrue (iter_file. closed, True)
swift:
test/unit/
test/unit/
i think the two lines are not correct too, since the second is a msg, True can be printed too ('True'), but makes no sense here
what's your opinion?
can i fix this? i'm glad to help