> After talking about it with Professor Danner, we would like to stick
> with the Tor Descriptors prject rather than work on Onionoo.
Sounds good.
> Professor Danner brought up that if this project isn't maintained, our
> work could be fruitless
Actually, *my* interest in the Onionoo project is
Damian,
After talking about it with Professor Danner, we would like to stick
with the Tor Descriptors prject rather than work on Onionoo.
Professor Danner brought up that if this project isn't maintained, our
work could be fruitless, and at this point we would prefer to stick
with Python. We would
Hi Damian,
> In reading the following code I suspect that this could be clearer if
it accepted a single argument that was the dict of 'argument => return
value'.
All set -- mock_fn() now takes a dictionary rather than two lists as an
argument. The docstring suggestions have also been implemente
Hi Erik, hi Megan.
> Megan and I have finished a first run at writing unit tests for the proc
> utilities in stem.
Looks great! I only got down to 'test_get_memory_usage()' before
needing to run to catch the bus but the tests that I've seen so far
look good. The mocking though confused me for a
Hi Damian,
Megan and I have finished a first run at writing unit tests for the proc
utilities in stem. The code may be found on Megan's Github at:
https://github.com/meganchang/Stem/blob/proc-tests/test/unit/util/proc.py.
Until we hear back on a code review, we'll move on to the integration
tests
