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Remove usage of assertion libraries in pkg/scheduler tests #130407
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hi @pjsharath28 Are you still working? |
Hey @zhengkezhou1, sorry for the delay. but yeah I have completed it and raised the PR. |
Hi, is this still being worked on or can I take it? |
@mohitsethia I think @pjsharath28 is working on it. The PR link is #130710 |
Hey @mohitsethia, I don't have bandwidth to continue working on this issue. You can co-author with me on this PR if you're interested. |
Thanks, then I will work on it. |
Hi team, please review this PR. |
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According to SIG Scheduling guidelines, using assertion libraries should be avoided. There are a few occurrences of those in pkg/scheduler tests that should be changed to
cmp.Equal
andcmp.Diff
calls witht.Error
ort.Fatal
./sig scheduling
/kind cleanup
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