testutil/pkgdata: Add MakeTestDeb() #87
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Add MakeTestDeb() function to testutil/pkgdata. This function is just
like MakeDeb() except that it doesn't return an error. Instead, it
panics on errors.
This is useful in tests where package data is created in top-level test
case structures where we don't need to handle the error, e.g.:
var testCases = []TestCase{{
pkg: MakeTestDeb([]TarEntry{
...
}),
}, {
...
}}
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Add MakeTestDeb() function to testutil/pkgdata. This function is just
like MakeDeb() except that it doesn't return an error. Instead, it
panics on errors.
This is useful in tests where package data is created in top-level test
case structures where we don't need to handle the error, e.g.: