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Drop 0.3 and support 0.5 #72

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Removed old test file
iamed2 Sep 20, 2016
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Drop support for 0.3
iamed2 Sep 20, 2016
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Update copyright
iamed2 Sep 20, 2016
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Improve coverage
iamed2 Sep 20, 2016
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Turn back the clock on Any[...] --> [...]
iamed2 Sep 20, 2016
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Test using both Any[] and Union{}[]
iamed2 Sep 20, 2016
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Add back more array types
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13 changes: 12 additions & 1 deletion test/runtests.jl
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Expand Up @@ -130,6 +130,11 @@ test_imap(
[]
)

test_imap(
Any[],
Union{}[]
)

# Simple operation
test_imap(
Any[1,2,3],
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Any[]
)

test_groupby(
Union{}[],
Any[]
)

# Singletons
test_groupby(
["xxx"],
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end

@test_enumerate [:a, :b, :c]
@test_enumerate []
@test_enumerate Union{}[]
@test_enumerate Any[]
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Note that on 0.4+ Any[] is the same with []. Doesn't really mater which one to use.

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Yep. Just being more explicit as these tests are no longer just meant to test "empty arrays".


# @take
# -----
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