[#59] add tests for catching global and local parser conflicts #88
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@zetkez Thanks a lot for adding these tests!
I agree with the needed refactoring for this module but can't come up with a nice structure at the moment 🤔 Moving into a separate spec function would be a good first step though 👍🏻
Happy to merge the PR once this minor refactoring is done and conflicts with the main branch are resolved
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@chshersh i moved the tests to its own spec function and moved the code down inside the file. I sadly managed to loose your review comments while doing a force push. |
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Resolves #59
I added a few tests to demonstrate the conflicts between the local and global parser. The tests are by no means exhaustive, especially the tests using a optparse-applicative command. I put everything into the existing files and functions and now the code looks a bit crammed to me. Would it make sense to transfer it to a new file or at least create a new :: Spec function?
Also i did some tiny refactoring.
First time ever contributing to a Haskell project and feedback is much appreciated.
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