Best Test-prof_ruby code snippet using RuboCop.Cop.RSpec.metadata_for_aggregated_example
metadata_helpers.rb
Source: metadata_helpers.rb
...10 # Depending on the configuration, `aggregate_failures` metadata11 # is added to aggregated examples.12 module MetadataHelpers13 private14 def metadata_for_aggregated_example(metadata)15 metadata_to_add = metadata.compact.map(&:source)16 if add_aggregate_failures_metadata?17 metadata_to_add.unshift(":aggregate_failures")18 end19 if metadata_to_add.any?20 "(#{metadata_to_add.join(", ")})"21 else22 ""23 end24 end25 # Used to group examples for aggregation. `aggregate_failures`26 # and `aggregate_failures: true` metadata are not taken in27 # consideration, as it is dynamically set basing on cofiguration.28 # If `aggregate_failures: false` is set on the example, it's...
metadata_for_aggregated_example
Using AI Code Generation
1 (block (send { nil? (const nil? {:RSpec :Spec}) } :describe ...) _args (send nil? :aggregate_failures))2 def on_block(node)3 return unless metadata_for_aggregated_example(node)4 add_offense(node, location: :selector)5 (block (send { nil? (const nil? {:RSpec :Spec}) } :describe ...) _args (send nil? :aggregate_failures))6 def on_block(node)7 return unless metadata_for_aggregated_example(node)8 add_offense(node, location: :selector)9 (block (send { nil? (const nil? {:RSpec :Spec}) } :describe ...) _args (send nil? :aggregate_failures))10 def on_block(node)11 return unless metadata_for_aggregated_example(node)12 add_offense(node, location: :selector)
metadata_for_aggregated_example
Using AI Code Generation
1 (send nil? :aggregate_failures)2 def on_block(node)3 return unless example_group?(node)4 return if metadata_for_aggregated_example(node).nil?5 add_offense(node, location: :expression)6 (send nil? :aggregate_failures)7 def on_block(node)8 return unless example_group?(node)9 return if metadata_for_aggregated_example(node).nil?10 add_offense(node, location: :expression)11 (send nil? :aggregate_failures)12 def on_block(node)13 return unless example_group?(node)14 return if metadata_for_aggregated_example(node).nil?15 add_offense(node, location: :expression)16 (send nil? :aggregate_failures)17 def on_block(node)
metadata_for_aggregated_example
Using AI Code Generation
1 (send nil? :aggregate_failures ...)2 (block (send nil? :aggregate_failures ...) ...)3 def on_top_level_group(node, args)4 return unless aggregate_failures?(node) || aggregate_failures_block?(node)5 add_offense(node, message: 'Avoid using aggregate_failures.')6 (send nil? :aggregate_failures ...)7 (block (send nil? :aggregate_failures ...) ...)8 def on_top_level_group(node, args)9 return unless aggregate_failures?(node) || aggregate_failures_block?(node)10 add_offense(node, message: 'Avoid using aggregate_failures.')11 (send nil? :aggregate_failures ...)
metadata_for_aggregated_example
Using AI Code Generation
1 (block (send _ :aggregate_failures ...) ...)2 (block (send _ :example ...) ...)3 def on_block(node)4 aggregate_example_group?(node) do5 node.each_child_node(:block) do |child|6 example?(child) do7 add_offense(child)8 def autocorrect(node)9 corrector.replace(node.loc.expression, "metadata_for_aggregated_example")10 (block (send _ :aggregate_failures ...) ...)11 (block (send _ :example ...) ...)12 def on_block(node)13 aggregate_example_group?(node) do14 node.each_child_node(:block) do |child|15 example?(child) do16 add_offense(child)17 def autocorrect(node)18 corrector.replace(node.loc.expression, "metadata_for_aggregated_example")
metadata_for_aggregated_example
Using AI Code Generation
1 (send (const _ :RSpec) :example_group ...)2 def on_send(node)3 return unless example_group?(node)4 add_offense(node, location: :selector)5 def autocorrect(node)6 if example_group_with_string?(node)7 corrector.replace(node.loc.selector, 'describe')8 corrector.replace(node.loc.selector, 'context')9 def example_group_with_string?(node)10 (send (const _ :RSpec) :aggregate_failures ...)11 def on_send(node)12 return unless aggregate_failures?(node)
metadata_for_aggregated_example
Using AI Code Generation
1 def on_top_level_describe(node, args)2 return unless example_group?(node)3 metadata = metadata_for_aggregated_example(node)4 def on_top_level_describe(node, args)5 return unless example_group?(node)6 metadata = metadata_for_aggregated_example(node)7 def on_top_level_describe(node, args)8 return unless example_group?(node)9 metadata = metadata_for_aggregated_example(node)
metadata_for_aggregated_example
Using AI Code Generation
1 def on_block(node)2 return unless example_group?(node) && body3 body.each_child_node(:block) do |example|4 next unless example_group?(example)5 example.each_child_node(:block) do |aggregated_example|6 next unless example?(aggregated_example)7 metadata = metadata_for_aggregated_example(aggregated_example)8 add_offense(aggregated_example, :expression, MSG) if description.to_s.length > 80
metadata_for_aggregated_example
Using AI Code Generation
1 def on_block(node)2 return unless example_group?(node)3 metadata_for_aggregated_example(node).each do |key, value|
metadata_for_aggregated_example
Using AI Code Generation
1 def on_send(node)2 return unless example?(node)3 aggregate_failures(node) do |aggregate|4 metadata_for_aggregated_example(aggregate).each do |key, value|5 def aggregate_failures(node)6 aggregate_failures_node = RuboCop::RSpec::AggregateFailures.find_aggregate_failures(node)7 aggregate_failures_node.each_child_node(:send) do |child|8 yield(child)9 yield(node)10 (send nil? :aggregate_failures ...)11 (send nil? :aggregate_failures)12 def self.find_aggregate_failures(node)13 aggregate_failures(node) do |aggregate|
metadata_for_aggregated_example
Using AI Code Generation
1 def on_block(node)2 return unless example_group?(node) && body3 body.each_child_node(:block) do |example|4 next unless example_group?(example)5 example.each_child_node(:block) do |aggregated_example|6 next unless example?(aggregated_example)7 metadata = metadata_for_aggregated_example(aggregated_example)8 add_offense(aggregated_example, :expression, MSG) if description.to_s.length > 80
metadata_for_aggregated_example
Using AI Code Generation
1 def on_send(node)2 return unless example?(node)3 aggregate_failures(node) do |aggregate|4 metadata_for_aggregated_example(aggregate).each do |key, value|5 def aggregate_failures(node)6 aggregate_failures_node = RuboCop::RSpec::AggregateFailures.find_aggregate_failures(node)7 aggregate_failures_node.each_child_node(:send) do |child|8 yield(child)9 yield(node)10 (send nil? :aggregate_failures ...)11 (send nil? :aggregate_failures)12 def self.find_aggregate_failures(node)13 aggregate_failures(node) do |aggregate|
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