Add a command to execute the previous test #478
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@lukehoban do you have any idea what's up with those Travis failures? |
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@ironcladlou The test for gometalinter tries to set the user settings for which fails with the latest version of VSCode as you can no longer update config that way. Interestingly the comment for the above config in vscode.d.ts says it is a readonly dictionary, though it has been writable till the last release There have been changes to the configuration service in VS Code in August and more to come in September Logged #479 |
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| ctx.subscriptions.push(vscode.commands.registerCommand('go.test.previous', () => { | |||
| let goConfig = vscode.workspace.getConfiguration('go'); | |||
| testPrevious(); | |||
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Do you intend to pass testTimeout here as in other test commands? Or to not use goConfig?
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Actually - looks like you are intentionally not passing testTimeout - so should drop the goConfig line.
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I intentionally disregard any settings as the intent of the command is to repeat the last test exactly as it was previously executed. I can imagine how you might want your timeout setting to override whatever's stored, but I wanted to keep it simple. Thoughts?
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Removed the config lookup for now.
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| export function testPrevious() { | ||
| let editor = vscode.window.activeTextEditor; | ||
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Why does an editor need to be active in this case? It sounds like the semantics for this command are not tied to what is in the current editor (if there is one). It just executes whatever the last Go test was that was invoked.
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You're right, I'll remove that check.
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Removed the editor check.
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@ramya-rao-a, thanks for tracking down that Travis issue! |
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Added a small commit to rename the title of the command to something more auto-complete friendly (as a complement to #495). |
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Will this be merged? |
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Sure, I tested your changes and they look good. Could you trigger another travis runs so that the tests are all green? The last time it failed due to an upstream issue with vscode-debugadapter |
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@ramya-rao-a Thanks! How do I trigger a new build without making some dummy commit? |
Add a `go.test.previous` command that runs the last test which was executed.
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go.test.previouscommand which runs the last test which wasexecuted.