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Fold the old integration tests into the new test suite. #2172
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Hey @nateberkopec! I've been digging into I have managed to get the test suite to run locally, and will continue to review all the contributing guidelines and code of conduct. I see that there are already some Do you have any other advice? |
Yup, you've got it right! I think (hope?) that the three old tests should all be able to "fit" in the new format. It may be easier to open PRs one-by-one as you convert each test. |
Really happy to have contributed to this amazing project! I can continue to migrate the remaining 2 tests. I noticed a lot of test readability/speed improvements in #2241, which also make changes to the integration tests in question. Do you want to defer to those changes, or should I go ahead and continue migrating these? |
I would encourage you to continue! #2241 has a whole bunch of changes that are all going to need to be broken out into smaller PRs anyway, so I'll leave this particular change to you. I prefer the approach you took of folding the tests into the existing test class to take advantage of the existing helpers as well. |
Hey @nateberkopec I have created a PR 2346 one of the check is failing, can you please check why. |
Hey @nateberkopec I have created a PR 2347 which moved the final integration test to regular suite but few of the checks are failing again, can you please check why. |
These tests are run with
ruby test/shell/run.rb
.They should be replaced with new tests in the regular test suite, or removed if they are covering behavior already covered in the regular suite.
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