Add 10 unit tests from joda-time library to Boost Date #228
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I kindly request the author to consider and accept the converted unit tests, which have been thoroughly compiled and verified. |
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I have developed a tool for migrating high-quality unit tests from well-known open source libraries to other projects. I have successfully used this tool to migrate 10 unit tests from the joda-time library, a popular open source library for date and time manipulation in Java, to the Boost Date library.
I would like to submit a pull request for the Boost C++ Libraries. The changes include adding a new test file named "TestGroup1" that tests various properties and functionalities of the
ptimeanddateobjects in theboost::posix_timeandboost::gregoriannamespaces. The file includes 10 test cases that cover different aspects of the objects, such as getting and setting their properties, comparing them, and testing their behavior in edge cases.Thank you for your time and consideration.