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[Fix #647] Add OrderedHooks cop #1119
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Looks great! Thank you.
And sorry for the delay in reviewing.
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If multiple hooks are defined in example group, they should appear in | ||
the following order: | ||
before :suite |
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But before(:suite)
cannot appear in an example group? https://github.com/rspec/rspec-core/blob/e95cfe3724de9b56f973e38f84fdb1b609d88e01/lib/rspec/core/hooks.rb#L197
around :example | ||
after :example | ||
after :context | ||
after :suite |
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' at line %<line>d.' | ||
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EXPECTED_HOOK_ORDER = %i[before around after].freeze | ||
EXPECTED_SCOPE_ORDER = %i[suite context each].freeze |
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Maybe refer to :each
as :example
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RuboCop::RSpec::ExampleGroup.new(node) | ||
.hooks | ||
.each_cons(2) { |previous, current| check_order(previous, current) } |
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MSG = '`%<hook>s` is supposed to appear before `%<previous>s`' \ | ||
' at line %<line>d.' |
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MSG = '`%<hook>s` is supposed to appear before `%<previous>s`' \ | |
' at line %<line>d.' | |
MSG = '`%<hook>s` is supposed to appear before `%<previous>s` ' \ | |
'at line %<line>d.' |
RuboCop (Parser) unfortunately cannot check this.
# after { run_cleanup } | ||
# | ||
class OrderedHooks < Base | ||
extend AutoCorrector |
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This can be removed, right?
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| Pending | ||
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| Yes |
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The PR description says there's no autocorrection yet.
| Yes | |
| No |
def format_hook(hook) | ||
msg = hook.name.to_s | ||
raw_scope_name = hook.send(:scope_name) | ||
msg += "(:#{raw_scope_name})" if raw_scope_name |
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Perhaps add the scope only when the hooks are identical? To avoid messages like “before(:each)
is supposed to appear before after(:suite)
” where I think a message like “before
is supposed to appear before after
” might be sufficient.
if current.name == :after # for after we expect reversed order | ||
order_violation(previous, current) if previous_idx < current_idx | ||
elsif previous_idx > current_idx | ||
order_violation(previous, current) | ||
end |
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I was hoping to get a more symmetric comparison of previous_idx
with current_idx
. What do you think about e.g.
if current.name == :after # for after we expect reversed order | |
order_violation(previous, current) if previous_idx < current_idx | |
elsif previous_idx > current_idx | |
order_violation(previous, current) | |
end | |
case current.name | |
when :after # for after we expect reversed order | |
order_violation(previous, current) if previous_idx < current_idx | |
else | |
order_violation(previous, current) if previous_idx > current_idx | |
end |
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* Fix `HooksBeforeExamples`, `LeadingSubject`, `LetBeforeExamples` and `ScatteredLet` autocorrection to take into account inline comments and comments immediately before the moved node. ([@Darhazer][]) | |||
* Improve rubocop-rspec performance. ([@Darhazer][]) | |||
* Add `RSpec/OrderdHooks` cop. ([@Darhazer][]) |
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* Add `RSpec/OrderdHooks` cop. ([@Darhazer][]) | |
* Add `RSpec/OrderedHooks` cop. ([@Darhazer][]) |
No auto-correction at this point since MoveNode doesn't play nicely with each_cons
Some people may prefer
around
hooks to be beforebefore
hooks, so making it configurable would also be nice.Before submitting the PR make sure the following are checked:
master
(if not - rebase it).CHANGELOG.md
if the new code introduces user-observable changes.bundle exec rake
) passes (be sure to run this locally, since it may produce updated documentation that you will need to commit).If you have created a new cop:
config/default.yml
.Enabled: pending
inconfig/default.yml
.VersionAdded
indefault/config.yml
to the next minor version.If you have modified an existing cop's configuration options:
VersionChanged
inconfig/default.yml
to the next major version.