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jest.it.each reduces the boilerplate test code and improves the readability and maintainability.
Currently config, tools and coverage tests use jest.it.each. The same can be done for utils, extensions and install tests.
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If I remember correctly, I wasn't able to implement on-demand paging with whv because doing a WHvTranslateGva with an empty environment doesn't generate memory faults like executing would.
This is annoying because wtf does memory translation to be able to set breakpoints where the user wants to; to do that it needs to do a VirtTranslate so I ended up mapping it all at start-up. It's not ide
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We have a database schema which includes temporary objects - this means objects which are required only for a short time like procedure for upgrades or objects which are still work in progress - and legacy test code. Temporary objects are always prefixed with the username of the author like:
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It would be helpful if the lcov generated reports could generate relative paths. My use case is that I am generating coverage reports from a docker image and then using VS Code Coverage Gutters which supports relative paths to view the coverage. But it doesn't work because the absolute paths on the docker c