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No longer depend of external git user config #536

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Some Git-related tests required external configuration of email and name. This forced tweaks in CI and other environments to have those set globally before running tests.

This change makes this self-contained: Git repositories created part of the test suite are going to automatically set a default email and name.

Note: this might look silly, but removes the need to set that up when running the specs in a controlled container environment (and not a development one) and has no impact on existing CI or others running it.

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Some Git-related tests required external configuration of email and
name. This forced tweaks in CI and other environments to have those set
globally before running tests.

This change makes this self-contained: Git repositories created part
of the test suite are going to automatically set a default email and
name.
spec/support/factories.cr Outdated Show resolved Hide resolved
Use `git_path` helper instead of `Process.quote` as was incorrect in that
context.

Looking at other examples it appears to be the correct method to use,
even when dealing with nested `Dir.cd` operations.
@straight-shoota straight-shoota added this to the v0.17.0 milestone Dec 16, 2021
@straight-shoota straight-shoota merged commit e0ff261 into crystal-lang:master Dec 20, 2021
@luislavena luislavena deleted the avoid-external-git-config branch March 15, 2022 18:39
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