Use autoloading instead of requiring all files up front #1320
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| @@ -26,3 +26,5 @@ def find_class!(name) | |||
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| require 'shoulda/matchers/integrations/libraries' | |||
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Perhaps this should remain in shoulda/matchers/integrations? If this is here then it won't get loaded until Registry is loaded.
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No problem! I'll do that!
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| module Shoulda | ||
| module Matchers | ||
| module Integrations | ||
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| module TestFrameworks | ||
| autoload :ActiveSupportTestCase, 'shoulda/matchers/integrations/test_frameworks/active_support_test_case' |
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I think this is a case where these files can't be autoloaded, because there is a bit of magic here where upon being loaded, they will register themselves as possible test frameworks. This makes it possible to say e.g.
Shoulda::Matchers.configure do |config|
config.integrate do |with|
with.test_framework :rspec # or whatever
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endIf the appropriate file that corresponds to the symbol you're setting isn't loaded then shoulda-matchers doesn't know what to do and the matcher methods will never be integrated into the appropriate test framework. Perhaps there is another way to accomplish this to where we can autoload them, but that's how they work now. This may be why the tests are failing.
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I made a silly mistake. I was only running unit tests.
I think the best strategy is to create a new branch of the master and make the changes little by little to see what went wrong. When finished I'll push to this PR.
This time I'll run all the tests at every change! 😅
Thanks for the info!
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Done! Tests fixed!
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| class DelegateMethodMatcher | |||
| autoload :StubbedTarget, 'shoulda/matchers/independent/delegate_method_matcher/stubbed_target' | |||
| autoload :DelegateObjectNotSpecified, 'shoulda/matchers/independent/delegate_method_matcher/target_not_defined_error' | |||
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Never noticed that this constant isn't named the same as the file, whoops! 😅
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Should I rename the class or the file? Or should I do nothing?
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I think this is fine as-is — some future update can fix this.
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| module Shoulda | |||
| module Matchers | |||
| module ActiveModel | |||
| module ActiveRecord | |||
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This looks good to me... does it look good to you? If so feel free to rebase/squash whenever you want to and I'll merge it in. |
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Hi! It does look good to me! I was only waiting for a feedback on the constant that does not have the same name as the file. Conflict solved and rebase/squash done! |
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Awesome, thank you for your work on this! |
Hi,
First, thanks for the opportunity to work on this issue: #1317
There still some files being loaded with require, I tried to use autoload but got some errors.
I'll keep digging for a solution.