Feature: Enhanced Test Generator to use child scoped test runs for clarity #1323
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in unit tests for verification
splitting run operations
…es clarity when reviewing failures. Generated content now identifies which operations fail/succeed; allowing toolsets to parse the output gracefully.
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What did this pull request do?
Currently generated unit tests only generate a single test; if there are failures within that test group test tools native to golang cannot distinguish the results. Allowing the test to spawn child tests creates clarity on which operations fail.
Additionally, added sectional template generation which can be enhanced to allow for future configuration on which sections to include based on the associated metadata generated for the fields/tables.
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Looking to have neat unit tests within personal projects.