check correctness of get_preferred_songs function #680
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drikusroor
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The results are created in the order of sections (ordered alphabetically), with decreasing scores. You are right that the test might either document this, or (better) explicitly order the sections before result creation. |
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This branch adds a test to check that the information about the "most liked" songs presented to a participant in the musical preferences experiment are indeed those with the lowest score in the database. As tests should, this still showed some flaws in the logic, which - as far as the test can tell - are now fixed.