Use clearer name setUpScenario #3559
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This is not going to work like this. Resubmitted as #3566 |
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Issue #3558
The name tearUpScenario was confusing when I was looking at how some existing tests were set up. In English, "tear up" is what you do with a printed contract when you do not like it! It is a destructive thing.
Rename it to setUpScenario