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First off, I'm running Cucover on a Spree project, and a lot of the code is in an extension (like a plugin), not in RAILS_ROOT/app. I don't think that's an issue, but I thought I should mention it.
I get a lot of this error:
undefined method `filename' for nil:NilClass (ActionView::TemplateError)
cucover (0.1.4) lib/cucover/rails.rb:17:in `render'
The line is:
filename = args[0][:file].filename
This seems to work fine for views and layouts rendered by the controller: args[0][:file] is a Template object that knows exactly what file it's rendering.
The problem is when the view in turn renders a partial. In this case, there's no :file, just :partial, and the value isn't a Template, it's just a string like "shared/footer". In some cases, args[0] isn't a hash at all, it's just a string.
I made Cucover get past this line with the following code:
source = args[0]
filename = if source[:file]
source[:file].filename
elsif source[:partial]
source[:partial] =~ /[^\/]+$/
source[:partial].sub(/[^\/]+$/, "_#{$&}")
else
source
end
... but I suspect Cucover won't properly detect when files are changed, because it only has a string like "shared/footer" and not the actual path to the file that was rendered.
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First off, I'm running Cucover on a Spree project, and a lot of the code is in an extension (like a plugin), not in RAILS_ROOT/app. I don't think that's an issue, but I thought I should mention it.
I get a lot of this error:
The line is:
This seems to work fine for views and layouts rendered by the controller: args[0][:file] is a Template object that knows exactly what file it's rendering.
The problem is when the view in turn renders a partial. In this case, there's no :file, just :partial, and the value isn't a Template, it's just a string like "shared/footer". In some cases, args[0] isn't a hash at all, it's just a string.
I made Cucover get past this line with the following code:
... but I suspect Cucover won't properly detect when files are changed, because it only has a string like "shared/footer" and not the actual path to the file that was rendered.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: