Adding "setDebugOutput()" Methode to SerialFake#63
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Adding "setDebugOutput()" Methode to SerialFake#63JoJos1220 wants to merge 7 commits intoFabioBatSilva:masterfrom
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Thanks @JoJos1220 Can you add a test for the new method please ? |
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I added a simple test in the serial-basic file. |
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I need help with the testing part - tried now 4 times wird issues, local testing doesn't work & always waiting until action finish to see if it works or not sucks.... |
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I added now the setDebugOutput Methode to the SerialFake file.
As I mentioned, it is not possible to me, testing with Cmake. So this are untested changes which are working for me locally while unit testing within native environment. See #62 .