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Generate unit test code for selected code, functions, or files. Use when creating boundary value tests and comprehensive test cases for variables.
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| name | itest |
| description | Generate unit test code for selected code, functions, or files. Use when creating boundary value tests and comprehensive test cases for variables. |
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/itest @[file] or @[file:line].