fix bad assertions in github.Project.edit#1817
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The assertions in github.Project.edit looked like the result of a bad copy-paste operation: they were all making assertions about the `name` parameter. This commit fixes them so they are checking different parameters.
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Hey folks, is it possible to merge this pr, or does it need any additional work? Thanks! |
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The assertions in github.Project.edit looked like the result of a bad
copy-paste operation: they were all making assertions about the
nameparameter. This commit fixes them so they are checking different parameters.