Currently, PropR works on a per-module basis.
For PropR to be viable on big project, users must be able point it to a package, and PropR will then:
- Inspect the package's cabal file and determine the test-suite
- Run the test-suite and determine module targets
- Apply fixes in modules and run the test-suite again.
Work is in progress on the packages branch.
Currently, PropR works on a per-module basis.
For PropR to be viable on big project, users must be able point it to a package, and PropR will then:
Work is in progress on the packages branch.