Fix buffershown test #27
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denops/aider/mockAiderCommand.ts (2)
10-12: Improved buffer handling, consider using a constant for the mock buffer name.The changes to obtain the current buffer number and set the buffer name look good. Using
"%"to get the current buffer number is more flexible and aligns with Vim's conventions.Consider defining a constant for the mock buffer name (e.g.,
MOCK_AIDER_BUFFER_NAME = "mockaider") at the top of the file and using it here. This would make it easier to maintain and change the mock buffer name if needed in the future.+const MOCK_AIDER_BUFFER_NAME = "mockaider"; // ... later in the code ... -await denops.cmd("file mockaider"); // set buffer name +await denops.cmd(`file ${MOCK_AIDER_BUFFER_NAME}`); // set buffer name
17-19: ImprovedsilentRunimplementation, consider adding a comment for clarity.The changes to
silentRunlook good. Using an arrow function maintains lexicalthis, which is beneficial for consistency. Adding theenewcommand ensures a new empty buffer is created before running the command, which should help address the test inconsistencies mentioned in the PR description.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the
enewcommand for future maintainers:silentRun: async (denops: Denops): Promise<undefined> => { - await denops.cmd("enew"); + await denops.cmd("enew"); // Create a new empty buffer await commands.run(denops); await denops.cmd("b#"); // hide buffer },tests/assertions.ts (1)
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1-46: Overall improvements to Aider buffer assertionsThe changes in this file significantly enhance the testing capabilities for Aider buffer-related functionality. The removal of "not working" comments from existing functions and the addition of the
assertAiderBufferStringfunction align well with the PR objectives of fixing buffer-related tests.To further improve the robustness of these assertions:
- Consider adding unit tests for these assertion functions themselves to ensure they behave correctly under various scenarios (e.g., empty buffers, multi-line content).
- Document any specific preconditions or assumptions these functions make about the state of the Denops environment or Aider buffer.
These improvements will contribute to a more maintainable and reliable test suite for the Aider functionality.
tests/aider_test.ts (3)
2-3: Approve new imports and suggest removing unused import.The new imports for
assertAiderBufferHiddenandassertAiderBufferShownare appropriate for the changes made in this PR. However, it appears thatassertAiderBufferAliveis no longer used in this file.Consider removing the unused import:
import { assertAiderBufferHidden, assertAiderBufferShown, assertAiderBufferString, sleep } from "./assertions.ts"; - import { assertAiderBufferAlive } from "./assertions.ts";
29-30: Approve change in assertion for "vsplit" AiderAddCurrentFile test.The update to the expected string in
assertAiderBufferStringis appropriate and consistent with the "floating" test case. This change improves the specificity of the test.Consider adding a comment to explain the expected behavior:
+ // Verify that the Aider buffer contains the expected input string after adding the current file await assertAiderBufferString(denops, "input: /add \n");
32-44: Approve new test cases for AiderSilentRun and suggest creating an issue for the mentioned bug.The addition of test cases for AiderSilentRun in both "floating" and "vsplit" scenarios is a valuable improvement to the test coverage. These tests correctly verify that the Aider buffer is hidden after running AiderSilentRun.
The TODO comments mention a subtle bug when no buffer is open. To ensure this doesn't get overlooked, would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track this potential edge case? This will help in addressing the bug in a future update.
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denops/aider/mockAiderCommand.ts (2)
14-14: Correct update ofmockAiderBufnr.This change ensures that the mock Aider buffer number is correctly updated after running the command. It's a small but important modification that helps maintain consistency in the mock implementation.
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1-38: Overall, the changes look good and address the PR objectives.The modifications to
mockAiderCommand.tsimprove buffer handling and should resolve the test inconsistencies mentioned in the PR description. The changes to therunandsilentRunmethods are well-thought-out and align with best practices.A few minor suggestions were made for further improvement:
- Consider using a constant for the mock buffer name.
- Add a brief comment explaining the purpose of the
enewcommand insilentRun.These changes should enhance the maintainability of the code without affecting its functionality.
tests/assertions.ts (3)
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34-46: Excellent addition ofassertAiderBufferStringfunction.The new function
assertAiderBufferStringis a valuable addition to the test assertions. It provides a clear way to verify the content of the Aider buffer, which will enhance the test coverage and reliability.A minor suggestion for improvement:
Consider adding a check for an empty buffer. If
linesis an empty array, thejoin("\n")operation will result in an empty string, which might not be the intended behavior in all cases. You could add a check like this:assert(lines.length > 0, "Aider buffer is empty");This would provide a more specific error message if the buffer is unexpectedly empty.
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for tests using the new assertAiderBufferString function rg --type typescript 'assertAiderBufferString' tests/
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10-15: Verify thatassertAiderBufferShownis now working correctly.The removal of the "not working" comment suggests that this function is now functioning as intended. Please confirm that this is the case and that appropriate tests have been added or updated to verify its behavior.
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Verified: The removal of the "not working" comment from
assertAiderBufferShownis appropriate. The function is being utilized intests/aider_test.ts, confirming it is functioning as intended.🏁 Scripts executed
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20-25: Verify thatassertAiderBufferHiddenis now working correctly.The removal of the "not working" comment indicates that this function is now functioning as intended. Please confirm that this is the case and that appropriate tests have been added or updated to verify its behavior.
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tests/aider_test.ts (2)
9-9: Approve change in assertion for "floating" AiderRun test.The replacement of
assertAiderBufferAlivewithassertAiderBufferShownis appropriate and aligns with the PR objectives. This change more accurately verifies the expected state of the Aider buffer after running the AiderRun command.
15-15: Approve change in assertion for "vsplit" AiderRun test.The replacement of
assertAiderBufferAlivewithassertAiderBufferShownin the "vsplit" test is consistent with the change made in the "floating" test. This modification improves the accuracy of the test and aligns with the PR objectives.
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