Add gen-stringify-test.go #1196
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Nit: could you move this to after the definition of funcMap.
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After looking at the coverage details here: https://codecov.io/gh/google/go-github/tree/master/github
and noticing that the
Stringmethods account for a non-trivial percentage of uncovered code, I decided to write some.Then, after writing a couple tests by hand, I realized that this is another great opportunity for
go generateto write this mundane code for us and put it in a test file that nobody needs to care or worry about (github-stringify_test.go).Getting these trivial functions out of the way, I believe that the coverage details will now have more meaning and we can more clearly identify and focus our attention on methods that need better test coverage.