For testing headcount.

Project description is here

For this harness to work, all the require statements in your Headcount project must be require_relative.

For example a file at headcount/lib/district_repository.rb that needed to require the adjacent district file, it would require it like so:

require_relative "district"

This is one of the few times we will ask you to use require_relative, but it will make things much easier in this case since we are using this external test harness to verify the functionality of your code.

Git clone this project into a directory that lives at the same level as your headcount project directory. It should be arranged like:

<my_code_directory>
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| \headcount/
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| \headcount_test_harness/
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Change directories into the headcount_test_harness/ directory and then execute:

$ bundle

To load in dependencies for the spec harness.

To test your implementation against the evaluation specs, run:

$ bundle exec rake

If you want to run specific iterations, use the following format:

$ bundle exec rake test <iteration name> <iteration name>

Where <iteration name> is one, two, three, etc.

For example:

$ bundle exec rake test zero one two

would run tests for only those iterations.

The "answers" for the various tests in this test harness is being compiled from previous student projects. It is very possible that there will be mistakes along the way, and we would love to get your help in finding and correcting these

To help this, we'll adopt the following process:

If you encounter a mistake in the spec harness data, open a pull request to this repository fixing the mistake. If 5 students comment with a +1 on the pull request indicating that they also got the same answer, we will accept the change.