#Junit testing
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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.
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u don't have to add @Test
Still get the error
that wasn't to fix ur error sorry
i meant u don't need the test annotation when u have parameterized test
Oh oke
can u try removing the spaces
What spaces do you mean?
Nope
also ur assertThat is opposite
I think I still need to implement something
your actually using 2 tests on that line
remove the @fallow thicketst, u already have @ParameterizedTest
poor TE
( sorry if it tagged lolz )
btw he already did that
read above chat
@tardy lantern which version of junit ur using
also can u share the git repo so i can test it locally
yeah seen, if the 4 tests that worked are the non mulitply ones, its the * symbol causing issues
y, csv values should be able to contain all the characters no?
other than comma itself
yeah, just remember an issue there was a week or 2 ago, where someone made a calc and the * was actually causing an issue