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The current unit tests implicitly rely on the tree structure. E.g. the retain2 unit test, copied from a failed property based test, will only fail if you have a certain tree structure. But as soon as you would change the debug_fast options, you would no longer get the right tree structure for the test to be meaningful.
What should be done instead is to have a way to explicitly create a certain tree structure, or load the test trees from blocks. That way the tests would be more stable.
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The current unit tests implicitly rely on the tree structure. E.g. the retain2 unit test, copied from a failed property based test, will only fail if you have a certain tree structure. But as soon as you would change the debug_fast options, you would no longer get the right tree structure for the test to be meaningful.
What should be done instead is to have a way to explicitly create a certain tree structure, or load the test trees from blocks. That way the tests would be more stable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: