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Run RSpec tests on rails and non-rails environments #16

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  • New Features

    • Introduced separate RSpec testing workflows for non-Rails and Rails environments.
    • Added a task to generate a dummy Rails application for testing purposes.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced testing configuration by using a shared RSpec workflow.
    • Updated the Gemfile to include the rails gem for testing.
    • Refined the Rakefile to support different testing tasks and default tasks.
    • Improved logging tests for better clarity and structure.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Filtered temporary paths in SimpleCov configuration for more accurate coverage reports.

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This update introduces significant improvements to the RSpec testing workflows for a Ruby project. It splits the original RSpec job into two specific jobs for non-Rails and Rails tests, utilizing a shared configuration file. New tasks and configurations are added to the Rakefile, and the Gemfile is updated to include Rails 7.1.1. Additionally, various test files and configurations are added and refactored to enhance the testing process for both Rails and non-Rails environments.

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File/Path Change Summary
.github/workflows/rspec-shared.yml Introduced a shared RSpec testing workflow file.
.github/workflows/rspec.yml Replaced the rspec job with non-rails-rspec and rails-rspec jobs utilizing the shared configuration.
Gemfile Added the rails gem with version 7.1.1 to the :test group.
Rakefile Added tasks for running tests in different environments, a default task, and a task for generating a dummy Rails app.
spec/rspec_settings.rb Added SimpleCov configuration and logic to load a Rails app specified by RAILS_APP_PATH.
spec/non_rails/uber_task/internal/path_spec.rb Added tests for the shorten method in the UberTask::Internal::Path module.
spec/non_rails/uber_task/logger_spec.rb Refactored test for the logger method.
spec/on_rails/support/tasks/rails.rake Introduced a task for generating a dummy Rails application if one does not exist.
spec/on_rails/uber_task/internal/path_spec.rb Added tests for the shorten method in the UberTask::Internal::Path module, within a Rails context.
spec/on_rails/uber_task/logger_spec.rb Introduced tests for the logger functionality within the UberTask class in a Rails context.

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In the realm of Ruby's test,
Where RSpec runs its quest,
Rails and non-Rails, now side by side,
With shared configs as their guide.
A dummy app takes shape anew,
To ensure our specs stay true.
🎩🚀🔧


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@zzaakiirr zzaakiirr force-pushed the run-tests-on-rails-and-non-rails-environments branch 2 times, most recently from 144ed64 to e5d5231 Compare July 9, 2024 16:01
@zzaakiirr zzaakiirr marked this pull request as ready for review July 9, 2024 16:43
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  • .github/workflows/rspec-shared.yml (1 hunks)
  • .github/workflows/rspec.yml (1 hunks)
  • Gemfile (1 hunks)
  • Rakefile (1 hunks)
  • spec/rspec_settings.rb (1 hunks)
  • spec/uber_task/internal/path_spec.rb (2 hunks)
  • spec/uber_task/logger_spec.rb (1 hunks)
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.github/workflows/rspec.yml (3)

8-8: Good addition for flexibility.

The workflow_dispatch event allows this workflow to be manually triggered, which is useful for testing and debugging purposes.


11-15: Clear and well-structured job definition.

The non-rails-rspec job is clearly defined, using a shared configuration and specifying the non_rails_spec task.


17-21: Clear and well-structured job definition.

The rails-rspec job is clearly defined, using a shared configuration and specifying the rails_spec task.

spec/rspec_settings.rb (3)

6-6: Good practice to filter temporary files.

Adding the /tmp/ directory to the SimpleCov filter helps avoid including temporary files in the coverage report.


12-13: Environment variable for Rails app path.

The rails_app_path variable is fetched from the environment, which is necessary for determining if a Rails application should be loaded.


14-26: Correct logic for loading Rails application.

The logic for loading a Rails application is correct and includes necessary checks for the existence of the path. The error messages are clear and informative.

.github/workflows/rspec-shared.yml (2)

1-9: Clear input definition.

The input rspec-task is clearly defined and necessary for specifying the RSpec task to be run.


11-32: Well-defined job and steps.

The job rspec includes essential steps for setting up the environment, running tests, and uploading coverage results. The steps are well-defined and follow best practices for a CI/CD pipeline.

spec/uber_task/internal/path_spec.rb (2)

29-29: Ensures compatibility with Rails and non-Rails environments.

The rails_root variable is set based on whether Rails is defined, ensuring compatibility with both Rails and non-Rails environments.


39-39: Prevents redefinition of Rails constant.

Conditioning the stub_const call on whether Rails is defined prevents potential conflicts and errors from redefining the Rails constant.

Rakefile (4)

8-11: LGTM! Default task includes both rubocop and spec tasks.

The default task correctly includes both rubocop and spec tasks, ensuring that code quality and tests are run by default.


12-17: LGTM! non_rails_spec task is well-defined.

The non_rails_spec task correctly deletes the RAILS_APP_PATH environment variable and invokes the spec task, ensuring tests run in a non-Rails environment.


19-27: LGTM! rails_spec task and DUMMY_RAILS_APP_PATH constant are well-defined.

The rails_spec task correctly sets the RAILS_APP_PATH environment variable, invokes the rails:generate_dummy_app task, and then runs the spec task, ensuring tests run in a Rails environment.


29-48: LGTM! rails:generate_dummy_app task is well-defined.

The rails:generate_dummy_app task correctly generates a dummy Rails application if it does not already exist, ensuring a consistent testing environment.

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@zzaakiirr zzaakiirr force-pushed the run-tests-on-rails-and-non-rails-environments branch from e5d5231 to 5f135b3 Compare July 10, 2024 16:31
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  • Gemfile (1 hunks)
  • Rakefile (1 hunks)
  • spec/non_rails/uber_task/internal/path_spec.rb (1 hunks)
  • spec/non_rails/uber_task/logger_spec.rb (1 hunks)
  • spec/on_rails/support/tasks/rails.rake (1 hunks)
  • spec/on_rails/uber_task/internal/path_spec.rb (1 hunks)
  • spec/on_rails/uber_task/logger_spec.rb (1 hunks)
  • spec/rspec_settings.rb (1 hunks)
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Gemfile (1)

12-12: Add rails gem to the test group.

The addition of the rails gem version 7.1.1 to the test group is appropriate for supporting Rails-specific tests.

spec/non_rails/uber_task/internal/path_spec.rb (3)

1-1: Ensure frozen string literal comment is necessary.

The frozen string literal comment is present, which is a good practice for performance.


3-3: Check for necessary imports.

The import of pathname is appropriate for handling file paths.


5-26: Comprehensive test for shorten method.

The test for the shorten method is comprehensive and covers the expected functionality. It correctly uses RSpec constructs like describe, let, and it.

spec/on_rails/support/tasks/rails.rake (3)

1-1: Ensure frozen string literal comment is necessary.

The frozen string literal comment is present, which is a good practice for performance.


3-3: Define constant for dummy Rails app path.

The constant DUMMY_RAILS_APP_PATH is defined to specify the path for the dummy Rails application.


5-24: Rake task to generate dummy Rails application is well-defined.

The Rake task for generating a dummy Rails application is well-defined. It checks if the application already exists and generates it if necessary, skipping unnecessary components to streamline the process.

@zzaakiirr zzaakiirr closed this Jul 10, 2024
@zzaakiirr zzaakiirr deleted the run-tests-on-rails-and-non-rails-environments branch July 10, 2024 16:38
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