Best Parallel_tests_ruby code snippet using SharedExamples.with_files
spec_helper.rb
Source: spec_helper.rb
...30 end31 def use_temporary_directory(&block)32 Dir.mktmpdir { |dir| Dir.chdir(dir, &block) }33 end34 def with_files(files)35 Dir.mktmpdir do |root|36 files.each do |file|37 parent = "#{root}/#{File.dirname(file)}"38 FileUtils.mkpath(parent) unless File.exist?(parent)39 FileUtils.touch(File.join(root, file))40 end41 yield root42 end43 end44 def should_run_with(regex)45 expect(ParallelTests::Test::Runner).to receive(:execute_command) do |a, _b, _c, _d|46 expect(a).to match(regex)47 end48 end...
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 File.open(@file, 'w') { |f| f.write('test') }2 File.delete(@file) if File.exist?(@file)3 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true4 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true5 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true6 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true7 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true8 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true9 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 File.open(file1, 'w') {|f| f.write('1') }2 File.open(file2, 'w') {|f| f.write('2') }3 File.delete(file1)4 File.delete(file2)5 File.exists?(file1).should be_true6 File.exists?(file2).should be_true
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 with_files([]) do |files|2 expect(files.size).to eq(0)3 with_files(['text']) do |files|4 expect(files.size).to eq(1)5 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text')6 with_files(['text1', 'text2']) do |files|7 expect(files.size).to eq(2)8 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text1')9 expect(files[1].read).to eq('text2')10 with_files([]) do |files|11 expect(files.size).to eq(0)12 with_files(['text']) do |files|13 expect(files.size).to eq(1)14 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text')15 with_files(['text1', 'text2']) do |files|16 expect(files.size).to eq(2)17 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text1')18 expect(files[1].read).to eq('text2')19 with_files([]) do |files|20 expect(files.size).to eq(0)21 with_files(['text']) do |files|22 expect(files.size).to eq(1)23 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text')
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 before(:each) do2 before(:each) do3 before(:each) do4 config.include(SharedExamples)5 def self.included(base)6 base.extend(self)7 def with_files(*files)8 before(:each) do9with_files("1.rb", "2.rb", "3.rb")10 config.include(SharedExamples)11 def self.included(base)12 base.extend(self)13 def with_files(*files)14 before(:each) do
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 expect(File.open(file1)).to be_a(File)2 expect(File.open(file2)).to be_a(File)3 def with_files(*filenames)4 files = filenames.map { |filename| Tempfile.new(filename) }5 yield(*files.map(&:path))6 files.each(&:close)7 files.each(&:unlink)8 File.open(file1, 'w') { |f| f.write("hello") }9 File.open(file2, 'w') { |f| f.write("world") }10 expect(File.read(file1)).to eq("hello")11 expect(File.read(file2)).to eq("world")12 File.open(file1, 'w') { |f| f.write("hello") }13 File.open(file2, 'w') { |f| f.write("world") }14 expect(File.read(file1)).to eq("hello")15 expect(File.read(file2)).to eq("world")
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 let(:file) { File.open("1.rb") }2 let(:file) { StringIO.new("Hello, world!") }3 def self.included(base)4 base.extend(self)5 def it_should_behave_like(file_like_object)6 file.should respond_to(:each_line)7 file.should respond_to(:gets)8 file.should respond_to(:read)9 file.should respond_to(:readline)10 file.should respond_to(:readlines)11 file.should respond_to(:rewind)12 file.should respond_to(:seek)13 file.should respond_to(:stat)14 file.should respond_to(:sysread)15 file.should respond_to(:sysseek)16 file.should respond_to(:syswrite)17 file.should respond_to(:tell)18 file.should respond_to(:truncate)19 file.should respond_to(:write)
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1foo.with_files('1.txt', '2.txt', '3.txt') do |file|2bar.with_files('1.txt', '2.txt', '3.txt') do |file|3baz.with_files('1.txt', '2.txt', '3.txt') do |file|4quux.with_files('1.txt', '2.txt', '3.txt') do |file|
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 with_files(%w(1.rb 2.rb 3.rb)) do |file|2 with_files(%w(1.rb 2.rb 3.rb)) do |file|3 with_files(%w(1.rb 2.rb 3.rb)) do |file|4 def self.with_files(files)
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 let(:file_path) { '/tmp/1.rb' }2 let(:file_content) { 'puts "hello world"' }3 before(:each) do4 FileUtils.rm_f(file_path)5 def self.included(base)6 base.extend(ClassMethods)7 def it_should_behave_like(file_like_object, &block)8 before(:each) do9 @file = File.new(file_path, "w")10 @file.write(file_content)11 instance_eval(&block)12 after(:each) do13 FileUtils.rm_f(file_path)14 expect(File.new(file_path)).to have_content(file_content)15 expect(File.new(file_path)).to have_permissions(0100644)16 let(:file_path) { '/tmp/1.rb' }17 let(:file_content) { 'puts "hello world"' }18 before(:each) do19 FileUtils.rm_f(file_path)
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 with_files(2 expect(File.read('file1.txt')).to eq('file1.txt contents')3 expect(File.read('file2.txt')).to eq('file2.txt contents')4 expect(File.read('file3.txt')).to eq('file3.txt contents')5 def with_files(*files)6 File.open(file[0], 'w') { |f| f.write(file[1]) }7 File.delete(file[0])8 let(:file) { File.open("1.rb") }9 let(:file) { StringIO.new("Hello, world!") }10 def self.included(base)11 base.extend(self)12 def it_should_behave_like(file_like_object)13 file.should respond_to(:each_line)14 file.should respond_to(:gets)15 file.should respond_to(:read)16 file.should respond_to(:readline)17 file.should respond_to(:readlines)18 file.should respond_to(:rewind)19 file.should respond_to(:seek)20 file.should respond_to(:stat)21 file.should respond_to(:sysread)22 file.should respond_to(:sysseek)23 file.should respond_to(:syswrite)24 file.should respond_to(:tell)25 file.should respond_to(:truncate)26 file.should respond_to(:write)
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1foo.with_files('1.txt', '2.txt', '3.txt') do |file|2bar.with_files('1.txt', '2.txt', '3.txt') do |file|3baz.with_files('1.txt', '2.txt', '3.txt') do |file|4quux.with_files('1.txt', '2.txt', '3.txt') do |file|
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 with_files(%w(1.rb 2.rb 3.rb)) do |file|2 with_files(%w(1.rb 2.rb 3.rb)) do |file|3 with_files(%w(1.rb 2.rb 3.rb)) do |file|4 def self.with_files(files)
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 let(:file_path) { '/tmp/1.rb' }2 let(:file_content) { 'puts "hello world"' }3 before(:each) do4 FileUtils.rm_f(file_path)5 def self.included(base)6 base.extend(ClassMethods)7 def it_should_behave_like(file_like_object, &block)8 before(:each) do9 @file = File.new(file_path, "w")10 @file.write(file_content)11 instance_eval(&block)12 after(:each) do13 FileUtils.rm_f(file_path)14 expect(File.new(file_path)).to have_content(file_content)15 expect(File.new(file_path)).to have_permissions(0100644)16 let(:file_path) { '/tmp/1.rb' }17 let(:file_content) { 'puts "hello world"' }18 before(:each) do19 FileUtils.rm_f(file_path)
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 with_files(2 expect(File.read('file1.txt')).to eq('file1.txt contents')3 expect(File.read('file2.txt')).to eq('file2.txt contents')4 expect(File.read('file3.txt')).to eq('file3.txt contents')5 def with_files(*files)6 File.open(file[0], 'w') { |f| f.write(file[1]) }7 File.delete(file[0])
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 File.open(@file, 'w') { |f| f.write('test') }2 File.delete(@file) if File.exist?(@file)3 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true4 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true5 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true6 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true7 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true8 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true9 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 with_files([]) do |files|2 expect(files.size).to eq(3)3 with_files(['text']) do |files|4 expect(files.size).to eq(1)5 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text')6 with_files(['text1', 'text2']) do |files|7 expect(files.size).to eq(2)8 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text1')9 expect(files[1].read).to eq('text2')10 with_files([]) do |files|11 expect(files.size).to eq(0)12 with_files(['text']) do |files|13 expect(files.size).to eq(1)14 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text')15 with_files(['text1', 'text2']) do |files|16 expect(files.size).to eq(2)17 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text1')18 expect(files[1].read).to eq('text2')19 with_files([]) do |files|20 expect(files.size).to eq(0)21 with_files(['text']) do |files|22 expect(files.size).to eq(1)23 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text')
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 let(:file) { File.open("1.rb") }2 let(:file) { StringIO.new("Hello, world!") }3 def self.included(base)4 base.extend(self)5 def it_should_behave_like(file_like_object)6 file.should respond_to(:each_line)7 file.should respond_to(:gets)8 file.should respond_to(:read)9 file.should respond_to(:readline)10 file.should respond_to(:readlines)11 file.should respond_to(:rewind)12 file.should respond_to(:seek)13 file.should respond_to(:stat)14 file.should respond_to(:sysread)15 file.should respond_to(:sysseek)16 file.should respond_to(:syswrite)17 file.should respond_to(:tell)18 file.should respond_to(:truncate)19 file.should respond_to(:write)
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 let(:file_path) { '/tmp/1.rb' }2 let(:file_content) { 'puts "hello world"' }3 before(:each) do4 FileUtils.rm_f(file_path)5 def self.included(base)6 base.extend(ClassMethods)7 def it_should_behave_like(file_like_object, &block)8 before(:each) do9 @file = File.new(file_path, "w")10 @file.write(file_content)11 instance_eval(&block)12 after(:each) do13 FileUtils.rm_f(file_path)14 expect(File.new(file_path)).to have_content(file_content)15 expect(File.new(file_path)).to have_permissions(0100644)16 let(:file_path) { '/tmp/1.rb' }17 let(:file_content) { 'puts "hello world"' }18 before(:each) do19 FileUtils.rm_f(file_path)
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 with_files(2 expect(File.read('file1.txt')).to eq('file1.txt contents')3 expect(File.read('file2.txt')).to eq('file2.txt contents')4 expect(File.read('file3.txt')).to eq('file3.txt contents')5 def with_files(*files)6 File.open(file[0], 'w') { |f| f.write(file[1]) }7 File.delete(file[0])
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 File.open(@file, 'w') { |f| f.write('test') }2 File.delete(@file) if File.exist?(@file)3 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true4 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true5 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true6 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true7 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true8 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true9 expect(File.exist?(@file)).to be true
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 with_files([]) do |files|2 expect(files.size).to eq(0)3 with_files(['text']) do |files|4 expect(files.size).to eq(1)5 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text')6 with_files(['text1', 'text2']) do |files|7 expect(files.size).to eq(2)8 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text1')9 expect(files[1].read).to eq('text2')10 with_files([]) do |files|11 expect(files.size).to eq(0)12 with_files(['text']) do |files|13 expect(files.size).to eq(1)14 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text')15 with_files(['text1', 'text2']) do |files|16 expect(files.size).to eq(2)17 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text1')18 expect(files[1].read).to eq('text2')19 with_files([]) do |files|20 expect(files.size).to eq(0)21 with_files(['text']) do |files|22 expect(files.size).to eq(1)23 expect(files[0].read).to eq('text')
with_files
Using AI Code Generation
1 let(:file) { File.open("1.rb") }2 let(:file) { StringIO.new("Hello, world!") }3 def self.included(base)4 base.extend(self)5 def it_should_behave_like(file_like_object)6 file.should respond_to(:each_line)7 file.should respond_to(:gets)8 file.should respond_to(:read)9 file.should respond_to(:readline)10 file.should respond_to(:readlines)11 file.should respond_to(:rewind)12 file.should respond_to(:seek)13 file.should respond_to(:stat)14 file.should respond_to(:sysread)15 file.should respond_to(:sysseek)16 file.should respond_to(:syswrite)17 file.should respond_to(:tell)18 file.should respond_to(:truncate)19 file.should respond_to(:write)
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