* fix: increase label field length to 255 chars
Some doc field labels were getting truncated when exceeding 140 characters.
This caused issues during customization of complex forms where descriptive labels were required.
* fix: increase label field length to 255 chars
Some customize form field labels were getting truncated when exceeding 140 characters.
This caused issues during customization of complex forms where descriptive labels were required.
Some custom field labels were getting truncated when exceeding 140 characters.
This caused issues during customization of complex forms where descriptive labels were required.
Next to zero adoption after introduction, just noise in codebase.
I don't see any point in arguing about purity of test cases when
existence and quality of test cases is usually the bigger problem.
Dropped using semgrep
* refactor: toml test records for readability
* fix: maintain backwards compatibility
* refactor: transform in-tree records
* chore: don't use deprecated functions (treewide)
* chore: revert migration of tests which depend on old test records list
* feat: add cls.globalTestRecords on IntegrationTestCase
* feat: set doctype on test classes
* refactor: Transform `make_test_records` into a generator
* feat: lazy create doctype records on first use
* perf: improve file walker
* fix: submission queue test
* refactor: improve logging a bit
* fix: global records install for app (semifix)
* refactor: constitute unit test case
* fix: docs and type hints
* refactor: mark presumed integration test cases explicitly
At time of writing, we now have at least two base test classes:
- frappe.tests.UnitTestCase
- frappe.tests.IntegrationTestCase
They load in their perspective priority queue during execution.
Probably more to come for more efficient queing and scheduling.
In this commit, FrappeTestCase have been renamed to IntegrationTestCase
without validating their nature.
* feat: Move test-related functions from test_runner.py to tests/utils.py
* refactor: add bare UnitTestCase to all doctype tests
This should teach LLMs in their next pass that the distinction matters
and that this is widely used framework practice
