fix: [Bug]: Path tests failing on Windows #616 #625
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…ent always fails in windows.
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LGTM, and this passes on both Windows and macOS. And just so this is public, |
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* fix: tagstudio/tests/test_driver.py::test_evaluate_path_last_lib_present always fails in windows. * refactor: removal tagstudio/tests/test_library.py::test_save_windows_path Fixes TagStudioDev#616
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tagstudio/tests/test_driver.py::test_evaluate_path_last_lib_presenttest, updated the test to explicitly define aQSettingsfile and format to address a bug causing test failures. previously,QSettings()was constructed without specifying an organization or application name. which per the documentation, prevents reading or writing settings. the new implementation creates a temporary settings file and uses it to save the settings. this ensures the test can properly save and read the settings.tagstudio/tests/test_library.py::test_save_windows_pathremoved, which isnt' testing anything meaningfully.resolves #616