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Summary of Changes
This pull request updates the expected OpenStudio version in a test case. The test OpenStudioDll_Test in IB_ThermalZone_Test.cs is modified to assert that the OpenStudio version starts with "3.9.0" instead of "3.7.0". This change is necessary to align the test with the updated OpenStudio version being used.
Highlights
- Test Update: The pull request updates the expected OpenStudio version in the
OpenStudioDll_Testtest case. - Version Alignment: The change ensures that the test asserts against the correct OpenStudio version (3.9.0).
Changelog
- src/Ironbug.HVAC_Tests/Loop/IB_ThermalZone_Test.cs
- Updated the expected OpenStudio version from "3.7.0" to "3.9.0" in the
OpenStudioDll_Testtest case.
- Updated the expected OpenStudio version from "3.7.0" to "3.9.0" in the
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Code Review
The pull request updates the OpenStudio version used in a test assertion. This seems like a straightforward change to align the test with a newer version of the OpenStudio library. The change itself is simple, but it's important to ensure that the updated version is indeed the correct one and that the test still behaves as expected.
Merge Readiness
The pull request involves a simple update to a test assertion. Given the limited scope and the absence of any identified issues, the pull request appears to be ready for merging. However, since I am unable to directly approve the pull request, it is recommended that another reviewer confirm the correctness of the updated version number and the continued validity of the test before merging. There are no critical or high severity issues, so it can be merged after another review.
| var v = m.version().str(); | ||
| Console.WriteLine($"Loaded version: {v}"); | ||
| Assert.IsTrue(v.StartsWith("3.7.0")); | ||
| Assert.IsTrue(v.StartsWith("3.9.0")); |
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It's good to update the version number in the test. However, could you confirm that 3.9.0 is the correct and intended version to be used for this assertion? Also, it would be helpful to add a comment briefly explaining why this version update is necessary (e.g., "Updated to reflect OpenStudio library version 3.9.0").
Assert.IsTrue(v.StartsWith("3.9.0")); // Updated to reflect OpenStudio library version 3.9.0|
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