Jenner compatibility tests for 5 script(s)#428
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Adds a jenner-check/ folder with five self-contained bundles, each built around one of the base/ macros and exercised with the usage examples from its own macro header: t001_mf_dedup - string token de-duplication t002_mf_islibds - libref.dataset regex validation t003_mf_mval - safe macro-variable resolution t004_mf_fmtdttm - version-aware datetime format selection t005_mf_getplatform - SAS platform detection Each bundle ships script.sas, autoexec.sas, a captured expected/ snapshot, expected.json, and meta.json. A pure-SAS runner (run_jenner.sas/.bat/.sh) submits each bundle to the Jenner API. All five run with status=ok, exit_code=0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Jenneranalytics.com provides an API that runs SAS code, with support for more than 200 SAS procedures. You can also use it with Anthropic Claude Code AI in a collaborative workspace. It's available for Mac on the Apple App Store, and by license for Windows and Linux. Several of the Macro Core base macros run on it directly, and this PR adds a small
jenner-check/folder so you can see them run for yourself.The folder holds five self-contained bundles, each built around one of your
base/macros —mf_dedup,mf_islibds,mf_mval,mf_fmtdttm, andmf_getplatform— using the usage examples from your own macro headers. Each bundle has ascript.sas, the capturedexpected/output, and ameta.jsonnoting the source file. Run them all with the bundled runner:Reading through
base/it's clear how much care went into the conventions here — themf_/mp_prefixing, the@brief/@param/usage doc header on every macro, and atests/tree that mirrors the library file-for-file.mf_islibdsvalidating a two-level reference with a single Perl regex, andmf_dedup's tidy token loop, were especially nice to read.No response is expected — merge, close, or ignore as you see fit. If you'd prefer not to receive PRs like this, reply with
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