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When calling git any error messages should be suppressed (e.g. if an directory is not inside a git repository). Closing the stderr output when calling `IO.popen` works fine on POSIX systems, but on Windows it does not and spits out a warning for every invocation: ``` git.rb:44: warning: cannot close fd before spawn ``` Fixes #517.
48 lines
1.6 KiB
Ruby
48 lines
1.6 KiB
Ruby
# frozen_string_literal: false
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require 'spec_helper'
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RSpec.describe ColorLS::Git do
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before(:all) do # rubocop:todo RSpec/BeforeAfterAll
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`echo` # initialize $CHILD_STATUS
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expect($CHILD_STATUS).to be_success # rubocop:todo RSpec/ExpectInHook
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end
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context 'with file in repository root' do
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it 'returns `M`' do
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allow(subject).to receive(:git_prefix).with('/repo/').and_return(['', true])
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allow(subject).to receive(:git_subdir_status).and_yield('M', 'foo.txt')
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expect(subject.status('/repo/')).to include('foo.txt' => Set['M'])
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end
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it 'returns `??`' do
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allow(subject).to receive(:git_prefix).with('/repo/').and_return(['', true])
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allow(subject).to receive(:git_subdir_status).and_yield('??', 'foo.txt')
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expect(subject.status('/repo/')).to include('foo.txt' => Set['??'])
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end
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end
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context 'with file in subdir' do
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it 'returns `M` for subdir' do
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allow(subject).to receive(:git_prefix).with('/repo/').and_return(['', true])
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allow(subject).to receive(:git_subdir_status).and_yield('M', 'subdir/foo.txt')
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expect(subject.status('/repo/')).to include('subdir' => Set['M'])
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end
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it 'returns `M` and `D` for subdir' do
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allow(subject).to receive(:git_prefix).with('/repo/').and_return(['', true])
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allow(subject).to receive(:git_subdir_status).and_yield('M', 'subdir/foo.txt').and_yield('D', 'subdir/other.c')
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expect(subject.status('/repo/')).to include('subdir' => Set['M', 'D'])
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end
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end
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context 'determining the git status' do
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it 'does not output to stderr' do
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expect { subject.status('.') }.not_to output.to_stderr
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end
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end
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end
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