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Test if the generated code matches a file #31
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I have large pieces of code generated. Testing for them using
ShouldGenerate
with the inline content makes it hard to read and update. Also I would like to write separate tests for the generated code. For these reasons I want to store the expected code in separate files.This could be made with a new annotation like
Or is there already an option to do something similar?
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