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CI: Minitest warnings #1353

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CI: Minitest warnings #1353

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Overview

This PR addresses warnings thrown by Minitest during test runs related to duplicate names and unused variables.

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  • Include a link to the related GitHub issue, if applicable
  • Include a security review link, if applicable

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  • Add version label prior to acceptance

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Branch 83.45% 80%

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@kaylareopelle kaylareopelle merged commit c44f3c1 into dev Aug 25, 2022
@kaylareopelle kaylareopelle deleted the ci/minitest-warnings branch August 25, 2022 23:31
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