feat(watcher): add symbol queries for ruby rspec tests #308
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I've been using these symbols queries via ruby-lsp[^1] on a Ruby on
Rails RSpec application for the past few weeks with success. The watcher
feature is so useful!
Most RSpec classes look like this:
```ruby
RSpec.describe MyClass do
it "my first test" do
# ...
end
end
```
It also covers name spaced modules like so, `MyClass` is the returned
symbol.
```ruby
RSpec.describe NameSpaceModule1::NameSpace2::MyClass do
it "my first test" do
# ...
end
end
```
References:
[^1]: https://github.com/Shopify/ruby-lsp
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I've been using these symbols queries via ruby-lsp1 on a Ruby on Rails RSpec application for the past few weeks with success. The watcher feature is so useful!
Most RSpec classes look like this:
It also covers name spaced modules like so,
MyClassis the returned symbol.References:
Footnotes
https://github.com/Shopify/ruby-lsp ↩