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Test cases and [test data groups](#test-data-groups) will be used in lexicographical order on base name.
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It is good practice to use a numbered prefix such as `00`, `01`, `02`, `03`, and so on, to get the desired order of test cases, while keeping the file names descriptive.
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Remember that the numbered prefixes should be zer padded to the same length to get the expected lexicographical order.
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Remember that the numbered prefixes should be zero padded to the same length to get the expected lexicographical order.
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### Test Data Configuration
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### Test Data Groups
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The secret data may be sudivided into test data groups.
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A test data group is a subdirectory of `data/secret/` and may contain a `test_group.yaml` configuration file.
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Every subdirectory of `data/secret/` is a test data group and may contain a `test_group.yaml` configuration file.
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`data/secret` can only have test data groups *or* test cases, never both.
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That is, if there are any directories under `data/secret/` there must not be any `.in` files directly in `data/secret/` and vice versa.
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The score of a test group is determined by test cases.
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The score depends on the aggregation mode, which is either `pass-fail`, `sum`, or `min`.
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- If a group uses `pass-fail` aggregation, the group must have bounded maximum score.
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- If a group uses `pass-fail` aggregation, the group must have bounded maximum score.
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If the submission receives an accepted verdict for all test cases or groups in the group,
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the score of the group is equal to its maximum possible score.
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