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Use
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I think we no longer have a way to generate automatically new expected files for new tests now. Do we need to add them manually?
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Nope, it still works and I checked it. After putting your new file, you have just to run
make runtest
andgentest
will create an empty expected file for you and compare it with the result. Then you can runmake promote
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uhm actually,
make runtest
will create a new file in_build/default/test/
, so you cannot promote it :/ Ok we have to fix that.