# Are non regression tests available ?

3 messages from 2012-06-22 to 2012-06-22. Participants: lalebarde, Matthieu Moy.
Thread: https://gitlist.dev/t/30865

## lalebarde, 2012-06-22 09:17

Subject: Are non regression tests available ?
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Hi all,
Though the documentation of Git is very good, I remain puzzled on the
accurate workflow between /working/stagging/repository/ areas versus
/text/indent/filter/sha1/diff/ operations.
*Is there somewhere a set of non regression tests covering all Git
functionalities that would enable to see exactly what happens and what is
expected ?*

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## Matthieu Moy, 2012-06-22 09:20

Subject: Re: Are non regression tests available ?
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lalebarde <l.alebarde@free.fr> writes:

> Hi all,
> Though the documentation of Git is very good, I remain puzzled on the
> accurate workflow between /working/stagging/repository/ areas versus
> /text/indent/filter/sha1/diff/ operations.
> *Is there somewhere a set of non regression tests covering all Git
> functionalities that would enable to see exactly what happens and what is
> expected ?*

Yes, in the t/ directory of the Git source distribution. But I don't
think you want to read this to _understand_ how Git works ...

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Matthieu Moy
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## lalebarde, 2012-06-22 09:26

Subject: Re: Are non regression tests available ?
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Thanks Matthieu ,
For standard use, no. But for the details and geek use , yes. But possibly
not if you can answer to my two unanswered questions.....

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