Change references for bats to point to bats-core #439
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Fedora 30 and up has bats in the official repo.
Changed all references to `sstephenson/bats` to `bats-core/bats-core`. Closes #438
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Are the tests using the new version of Bats? The changes look good, but might want to confirm it won't break with current tests. |
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It's what is used for https://github.com/exercism/bash-test-runner , and I've used it when mentoring for some time and had no issues.This merge request got confusing because I accidentally used the same branch name as last time. The first two commits here are actually merged already. I'll close this and start over. |
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Looks like we had a forgotten branch from January where we started changing references to Bats to link to https://github.com/bats-core/bats-core
Added another commit to it and changing a few more references, prompted by #438