test-fixing

Group failing test errors by type and guide fixes.

1|Updated Feb 2, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/samChang72/custom-skills --skill test-fixing-samchang72
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Skill: test-fixing
Source: https://github.com/samChang72/custom-skills/tree/main/gemini/skills/test-fixing
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/samChang72/custom-skills --skill test-fixing-samchang72

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

The test-fixing skill addresses the challenge of dealing with failing tests in a systematic way, saving time and ensuring code reliability.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Systematic Error Grouping: Organizes test failures into groups by error type, file, or root cause for focused fixes.
  • Infrastructure First: Prioritizes fixing foundational issues like imports, dependencies, and configuration.
  • Code Correction: Guided steps for fixing identified errors with best practices.
  • Final Verification: Confirms the fix by running subsets of tests and the full suite.

Quick Start

Run the test-fixing skill to analyze and fix failing tests in your project.

Frequently Asked Questions about test-fixing

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I systematically fix failing tests in a Python test suite?

To fix failing tests systematically, you can group errors by type, file, or root cause to resolve foundational issues like missing imports first. This method prioritizes infrastructure fixes before correcting logical bugs and verifying the full suite.

What is the best way to group Python test failures for focused debugging?

Grouping test failures by error type, file, or root cause allows for focused debugging. This approach organizes errors into manageable groups, enabling you to tackle infrastructure issues like dependencies before moving to code corrections.

Does the test-fixing process require a specific Python testing framework?

The test-fixing process requires a Python testing framework to execute tests and apply fixes. It uses this framework to run test subsets, confirm corrections, and perform final verification on the full suite to ensure reliability.

How do I fix missing imports and configuration errors causing test failures?

Fixing missing imports and configuration errors involves prioritizing foundational infrastructure issues first. By grouping errors, you can systematically identify these dependencies and configuration problems before addressing logical bugs in the code.

Why should I prioritize fixing infrastructure errors in my test suite?

Prioritizing infrastructure errors in your test suite resolves foundational dependencies and configuration issues that often cause cascading failures. Addressing these first simplifies the subsequent correction of logical bugs and ensures focused fixes.

How do I verify bug fixes after resolving test suite failures?

To verify bug fixes after resolving failures, run subsets of tests followed by the full suite. This final verification step confirms that the applied corrections work and ensures overall code reliability without introducing new errors.