Unit Tests -Unit Tests [sf#7] about pagmo

[krzysztof]

This is a good exercise for beginners interested in contributing to PaGMO, and getting familiar with the codebase:

1. Fork PaGMO repository
2. Get familiar with some section of the core classes and functionalities
3. Find out that it's not tested with any unit test in C++ and PyGMO ;)
4. Write a unit test
5. Submit pull request

We prefer small commits covering one functionality or a class, rather than one huge commit testing several different things all over the place.

Q: I want to provide some unit test coverage, which test (C++ vs Python) should I write ?

In principle, Python tests should cover the Python interface, while C++ should cover the actual functionality.

[SunilMahendrakar]

I'd like to start working on this :)

[krzysztof]

Like I said before, It's better to write a small patch and submit pull request early (you will still be able to expand it once it's submitted!), so other students interested in writing unit tests will know what section of the code you're taking care of.

[SunilMahendrakar]

@kiryx sure.