Fix regression in rails filters #618
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👋 Thanks! Could we add a "simple" test case that checks this maybe in the integration test cases so something like this doesn't happen again? :) |
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Sure thing 👍 |
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This approach to testing is a little bit meh... ideally |
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Oh, heh I think I glossed over your comment around feature tests, perhaps I'll just test it there |
In converting this to a regex in a0b14a1, an extra leading `/` was added, making this filter less useful (it would literally match the `/^/db/` path).
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Upon further reflection, I think I found a decent way to test it at a lower level 🤞 |
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| skip "requires the default configuration" if ENV["SIMPLECOV_NO_DEFAULTS"] | |||
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Slightly confused why this is here and not just above? Leftover? :)
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I'm not sure if there's a scenario where you'd run the specs w/ SIMPLECOV_NO_DEFAULTS, but this should ensure the suite still passes in that case, since it has to do with the default filters. Might be worth setting up in Travis?
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| if SimpleCov.usable? | ||
| describe SimpleCov do | ||
| skip "requires the default configuration" if ENV["SIMPLECOV_NO_DEFAULTS"] |
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(with other point where it is I mean this here) :)
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Same story here, I just wanted to make this resilient in case people run specs with that set, since the profiles won't exist in that case.
| configure(&SimpleCov.profiles[name.to_sym]) | ||
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👍 using let with anonymous classes! :)
| it "provides a sensible rails profile" do | ||
| config.load_profile(:rails) | ||
| expect(filtered?(config, "app/models/user.rb")).not_to be | ||
| expect(filtered?(config, "db/schema.rb")).to be |
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wait whaaaaatttttttttt? You can just use .to be/.not_to be. Touché. I've used rspec forever and consider myself pretty good at it bu you constantly teach me new stuff. Thanks 🙏
| config.load_profile(:rails) | ||
| expect(filtered?(config, "app/models/user.rb")).not_to be | ||
| expect(filtered?(config, "db/schema.rb")).to be | ||
| expect(filtered?(config, "config/environment.rb")).to be |
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👍 great way of testing it on a lower level, thank you very much! 👍
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Thanks a bunch! 🚀 |
0.15.1 (2017-09-11) ======= ## Bugfixes * Filter directories outside SimpleCov.root that have it as a prefix. See [#617](simplecov-ruby/simplecov#617) (thanks @jenseng) * Fix standard rails profile rails filter (didn't work). See [#618](simplecov-ruby/simplecov#618) (thanks @jenseng again!)
In converting this to a regex in a0b14a1, an extra leading
/was added,making this filter less useful (it would literally match the
/^/db/path).