create-tests

Automating test case generation for Catala modules involves running a script that reads the module's specifications and naming manifest to automatically create the necessary test cases. This process detects whether to generate new tests or update existing ones to ensure code quality.

Rules-as-code testing with Catala involves automatically generating test cases from legislative specifications and naming manifests. The system identifies whether to create new tests or update existing ones, integrating directly with rule extraction processes to maintain synchronization with the latest rulesets.

Yes, you can update existing test cases when Catala rulesets change by running an automated test creation script. It detects the current state of the module and integrates with the rule extraction process to ensure all test cases remain up-to-date with the latest rules.

Yes, a naming manifest is required to generate automated tests for Catala programs. The test case generation process relies on the module's specifications and naming manifest to accurately detect whether to create new test cases or update existing ones based on the current state.

The best way to maintain software quality in Catala rules-as-code projects is to automate test case creation and updates. By integrating test generation with the rule extraction process, you ensure test cases consistently reflect the latest rulesets and module specifications without manual overhead.