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With the support of type-hints Python signatures can give information on the type of returned values of a method. This could be used to improve the documentation generated by libdoc.
def my_func(foo: str, count: int) -> str: will give the following in the Argument column:
foo: str, count: int
This could be expanded to include the type of the returned value:
foo: str, count: int -> str
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It would be nice to start building Pester on PowerShell 7 as well to see if it is compatible and keep it that way. To achieve that we need to research on which build servers v7 is already available. Right now we are building on TravisCI (Linux and MacOS), on AppVeyor (PowerShell 4+) and AzureDevOps (PowerShell 2&3).
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Description
I have a hardware abstraction layer interface, as well as a driver interface. I have multiple drivers utilizing the HAL interface, while implementing the driver interface. This plugin approach causes me to have identically named tests across multiple test files.
For example: