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refactor(git): simplify names in git test #72

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PR Overview

This pull request refactors test cases in the git module by simplifying variable names.

  • Renames variables from "remoteRepo" to "remote" for improved consistency and brevity.
  • Updates corresponding references to ensure the tests use the new naming convention.

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core/git/git.test.ts Simplifies test repository variable names for clarity.

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core/git/git.test.ts:28

  • [nitpick] The refactor renames 'remoteRepo' to 'remote' for brevity; however, the name 'remote' might be a bit generic in a test context, especially when interfacing with repo.remotes. Consider using a slightly more descriptive name such as 'tempRemote' to avoid any ambiguity.
await using remote = await tempRepository();
@tugrulates tugrulates changed the title refactor(tests): simplify names in git test refactor(git): simplify names in git test Feb 28, 2025
@tugrulates tugrulates merged commit 283f38c into main Feb 28, 2025
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@tugrulates tugrulates deleted the refactor/git/test branch February 28, 2025 08:45
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