Fix all_fields_test along with some other clean up #198
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…ssertions in payout_trans test
bhtowles
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Apr 18, 2024
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Broke some long lines in files that were not passing.
Fixed two assertions in payout_trans test that wanted to check for data instead of None value.
Two tests are still failing due to the fact that tests have not been running. It is believed these will start passing in 4 days or less when test data is repopulated as some tests depend on historical data from other tests. These two tests both fail for the same reason and are:
test_automatic_payout_transactions.py
test_parent_child_independent.py
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