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== Testing Your Changes ==
After making your changes, test them by trying to replicate the original issue once more. You can do that by following the instructions to get the webapp up and running (making sure to RE-COMPILE and DELETE OLD DATA), then testing searching for users' names. You can also run tests you've added to the code by doing `mvn clean install` in the top-level openmrs-core directory. Check the output to see which tests fail and pass.
If your compilation fails because of failed tests, check to see if those tests are still necessary. If the desired behavior ''should'' cause them to fail, comment them out temporarily or make them work for the new code and try to compile again. If you now get the desired behavior, then you're almost done! Now you just need to add more unit tests.
This is important because if you submit a pull request to a project, the maintainer will almost certainly ask you to write tests.
Sample Project: Follow the above and if you get stuck and would like additional help finding the changes that need to be made, take a look at the commit summary for the accepted solution: https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-core/pull/865/files
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