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According to this example extracted from tap documentation, the skipped and pending tests should be included in the plan: ``` TAP version 14 1..2 ok 1 - do it later # Skipped ok 2 - works on windows # Skipped: only run on windows ```
Give the variable an explicit name. Use mktemp for better portability. Use trap to ensure we remove this file at the end, whatever happens.
This was referenced Nov 15, 2024
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Hi @ndavies-om1,
Please accept the following contribution to your PR bash-unit#131.
This fixes the following issues:
I also renamed the variable that points to the file you use to store the test count to
TEST_COUNT_FILEand usedmktempto create it.Sorry about the delay, I needed to find some descent time slot to give your PR some thoughts.
Best regards,