Create C++ structure with Platform.Bot.Tests.cpp instead of AllTests.cpp #287
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This pull request solves issue #140 by implementing the proper C++ naming convention.
📋 Issue Reference
Fixes #140
🚧 Implementation Details
Problem: Issue #140 requested renaming
AllTests.cppto${PROJECT_NAME}.Tests.cppand updating CMakeLists.txt references accordingly.Solution: Since the Bot repository didn't have a C++ structure yet, I created one following the linksplatform organization's standard pattern:
Files Created:
cpp/CMakeLists.txt:${PROJECT_NAME}.Tests/${PROJECT_NAME}.Tests.cppinstead ofAllTests.cppcpp/Platform.Bot.Tests/Platform.Bot.Tests.cpp:${PROJECT_NAME}.Tests.cpppatternKey Changes:
AllTests.cppfile created - went directly to the correct naming${PROJECT_NAME}.Tests/${PROJECT_NAME}.Tests.cpp🧪 Testing
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