# Test Results After Naming Fix

## Overall Results

**Before Fix**: 91/103 tests passing (89%)
**After Fix**: 102/103 tests passing (99%)

## Passing Tests (102)

All Result/Option tests now pass with correct naming:
- 8/8 error_prop_* tests ✅
- 4/4 option_* tests ✅
- 11/12 pattern_match_* tests ✅
- 2/2 result_* tests ✅
- 1/1 showcase_00_hero ✅
- 4/4 unqualified_import_* tests ✅

## Failing Tests (1)

**pattern_match_06_guards_nested** ❌
- **Reason**: .dingo source file has syntax error preventing transpilation
- **Error**: `expected ';', found 'else'` at line 103 of preprocessed output
- **Root cause**: Preprocessor generates invalid Go code for guards with 'where' keyword
- **Status**: SEPARATE BUG - not related to naming issue
- **Action required**: Fix guard preprocessor or remove this test file

## Golden Files Updated

The following golden files were regenerated with correct naming convention:
1. `pattern_match_01_simple.go.golden`
2. `pattern_match_04_exhaustive.go.golden`
3. `pattern_match_05_guards_basic.go.golden`
4. `pattern_match_07_guards_complex.go.golden`
5. `pattern_match_08_guards_edge_cases.go.golden`
6. `pattern_match_12_tuple_exhaustiveness.go.golden`

These files previously used the outdated naming convention without underscores.

## Naming Convention Applied

All generated code now uses consistent underscore-separated naming:

**Type names**:
- `Result_int_error` (not `Resultinterror`)
- `Option_string` (not `Optionstring`)

**Field names**:
- `ok_0`, `err_0` (not `ok0`, `err0`)
- `some_0` (not `some0`)

**Constructor names**:
- `Result_int_error_Ok` (not `Result_int_errorOk`)
- `Option_string_Some` (not `Option_stringSome`)

**Tag constants**:
- `ResultTag_Ok`, `ResultTag_Err` (not `ResultTagOk`, `ResultTagErr`)
- `OptionTag_Some`, `OptionTag_None` (not `OptionTagSome`, `OptionTagNone`)

## Compilation Tests

All 102 passing golden tests also pass compilation tests (TestGoldenFilesCompilation).
Generated Go code is valid and compiles successfully.

## Summary

Naming fix is **COMPLETE** and **SUCCESSFUL**.

99% of tests passing (102/103).
The single failing test is unrelated to this naming fix.
