Recipe expectations should live in a parallel directory structure |
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Issue description
This is more of a nice-to-have. The advantages of doing this would be:
* grouping expectations vs. actual code changes in review systems (both rietveld and gerrit would benefit)
* would be easier on recipe code isolation logic (wouldn't need to prune out json), and/or allows smaller bundled recipes.
* tab completion is easier on shells
Concretely, this would mean that instead of:
recipes/
foo.py
foo.expected/
testcase.json
recipe_modules/
mod/
example.py
example.expected/
testcase.json
it could be
recipes/
foo.py
recipe_modules/
mod/
example.py
test_expectations/
recipes/
foo/
testcase.json
recipe_modules/
mod/
example/
testcase.json
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May 16 2018
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Comment 1 by benhenry@chromium.org
, Sep 1 2016