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== Testing == | == Testing == | ||
After pushing (or creating a pull request) your version to Github, a series of tests will be launched. These tests will check whether your changes did not break something. If a test fails you will see the notice '''Some checks were not successful'''. For changes to taxonomies this probably happens in '''Pull Requests / Perl unit tests (pull_request)'''. It is marked by a red cross. | |||
Then you need to figure out what to do. The easiest is to leave it to the team to have a look at it. Decoding the test feedbacks is quite obscure. | |||
If you feel up to it, have a look the details of the test. Search for '''fail''' in this document. It will show you where the error occurred. Maybe you can solve it by re-editing you files, but more probably you need to dive in the testing files. | |||
== Taxonomy deployment == | == Taxonomy deployment == | ||
Changes to taxonomies on GitHub are not deployed instantly, they need to be built, deployed, and products need to be re-processed with the new taxonomy. | Changes to taxonomies on GitHub are not deployed instantly, they need to be built, deployed, and products need to be re-processed with the new taxonomy. | ||