[Organisation] Should we move all the commits related to the tests on a Python branch ?

[Turtyo]

For now, we are only doing PR on the main, where we have our tests.
Should we finish the tests on the main then rebase this on another Test branch when we are done ? Or should we rather move everything now on a Test branch, and have all the new branches related to the test forked from this Test branch ?

In any case, I think we will need to make a directory for all the files related to tests. I also don't know how it works if you clone a project, to execute it on your computer, do you only have the main ? Or do you have all the branches ? Because if people clone this, and want to us it (but not develop on it), I don't think they need to have all the files related to tests, only the current version of the program written in whatever language we will implement it.

[J3y0]

First of all, when you clone a project you can see all the branches and switch to any of them using git branch -a and git switch *name of the branch*.

Now, I believe a branch won't help us. Like how do you test and write your new features at the same time and merge only the new features on the main branch ? You will merge the tests too, am I wrong ?

What we need is a directory with all test-related files in it (like generator.py for instance) . This folder won't bother anyone and oneself can use it at their will.