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Testing frameworks for shared skills

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Does anyone know of best practices or frameworks for testing shared skills? Our company has a repository of a bunch of relevant shared skills across our different repositories. We've chosen not to have it within the respective repositories because we sometimes try to make them generic enough that t…

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