Support JS baselines in Extract Method unit tests #18627
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FYI @paulvanbrenk |
RyanCavanaugh
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I'm going to wait until #18783 is in. |
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| if (!selectionRange) { | ||
| throw new Error(`Test ${caption} does not specify selection range`); | ||
| } | ||
| function testExtractMethod(caption: string, extensions: Extension[], text: string) { |
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make extension default to .ts?
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Decided on a more automated approach. See #18829. |
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I basically just eyeballed the existing tests and picked the ones that looked like JS.
Note that we could actually get JS baselines for the other tests too, but I didn't see much benefit to doing so.