Provided ability to handle package annotations (labels, links etc.) #1125
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- add package target to Epic(s), Feature(s), Flaky, Issue(s), Link(s), Muted, Owner, Severity, Story(es), TmsLink(s)
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Hello @baev Any feedback? Has something to be improved? |
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Changes:
The article about package level annotations and package-info files
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Sometimes it has to do a lot of work
I don't think that the creating a base class with necessary labels for further extending by tests classes is a good solution (personally, I think it's an anti-pattern). It's much easier to mark packages and put tests there and to add additional marks (to classes and methods) only if it is necessary