Issue #6207: Add XPath IT Regression for VisibilityModifier #14634
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MANISH-K-07
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Hi, I am not sure whether these tests are sufficient enough to cover VisibilityModifier, could you please have a look.
@Lmh-java ,
You can determine this from the input files of out src/test directory.
It is conventional and recommended to have one test-input here for each aspect that you find in above mentioned directory.
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Part of Issue #6207. Add XPath Regression Test for VisibilityModifier
Documentation of VisibilityModifier: https://checkstyle.sourceforge.io/checks/design/visibilitymodifier.html
Hi, I am not sure whether these tests are sufficient enough to cover VisibilityModifier, could you please have a look.
Currently, there are tests for