Hiya @kkinnear!
While updating zprint to 1.3.0 in rewrite-clj's canary tests, I noticed that a test in main-tests is failing for me.
Environment
Linux Pop!_OS, JDK 17
Setup
$ git clone git@github.com:kkinnear/zprint.git
$ cd zprint
$ git reset 1.3.0 --hard
Repro
$ clojure -Srepro -M:cljtest
Expected Behaviour
All tests pass
Actual Behaviour
I get a single test failing:
Running tests in #{"test"}
Testing zprint.comment-test
Testing zprint.config-test
Testing zprint.core-test
Testing zprint.finish-test
Testing zprint.guide-test
Testing zprint.main-test
FAIL in (main-tests) (main_test.cljc:211)
(with-out-str (binding [*err* *out*] (-main ":debug" "{:files {:glob \"tt*_test.clj\"}}" "-lfsw")))
matches: "Processing file tt"
>>> expected diverges: "t_test.clj\n2_test.clj\nFailed to write output file: tt2_test.clj because java.io.FileNotFoundException: tt2_test.clj (Permission denied)\nProcessed 2 files, with 1 error, 1 of which required formatting.\n"
>>> actual diverges: "2_test.clj\nFailed to write output file: tt2_test.clj because java.io.FileNotFoundException: tt2_test.clj (Permission denied)\nt_test.clj\nProcessed 2 files, with 1 error, 1 of which required formatting.\n"
expected: "Processing file ttt_test.clj\nProcessing file tt2_test.clj\nFailed to write output file: tt2_test.clj because java.io.FileNotFoundException: tt2_test.clj (Permission denied)\nProcessed 2 files, with 1 error, 1 of which required formatting.\n"
actual: "Processing file tt2_test.clj\nFailed to write output file: tt2_test.clj because java.io.FileNotFoundException: tt2_test.clj (Permission denied)\nProcessing file ttt_test.clj\nProcessed 2 files, with 1 error, 1 of which required formatting.\n"
diff: - "Processing file ttt_test.clj\nProcessing file tt2_test.clj\nFailed to write output file: tt2_test.clj because java.io.FileNotFoundException: tt2_test.clj (Permission denied)\nProcessed 2 files, with 1 error, 1 of which required formatting.\n"
+ "Processing file tt2_test.clj\nFailed to write output file: tt2_test.clj because java.io.FileNotFoundException: tt2_test.clj (Permission denied)\nProcessing file ttt_test.clj\nProcessed 2 files, with 1 error, 1 of which required formatting.\n"
Didn't find uberjar target/zprint-filter-1.3.0 , skipping 13 uberjar tests!!
Testing zprint.range-test
Testing zprint.rewrite-test
Testing zprint.spec-test
Testing zprint.zprint-test
Testing zprint.zutil-test
Ran 11 tests containing 2001 assertions.
1 failures, 0 errors.
Diagnosis
Source for failing test:
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(expect |
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"Processing file ttt_test.clj\nProcessing file tt2_test.clj\nFailed to write output file: tt2_test.clj because java.io.FileNotFoundException: tt2_test.clj (Permission denied)\nProcessed 2 files, with 1 error, 1 of which required formatting.\n" |
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(with-out-str |
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(binding [*err* *out*] |
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(-main ":debug" "{:files {:glob \"tt*_test.clj\"}}" "-lfsw")))) |
It looks to me like the test expects the files to be processed in a specific order.
But that specific order does not match on my particular dev box.
Perhaps if zprint were to sort files resulting from a glob match before processing them, that would do the trick?
I'll go ahead and tell rewrite-clj to skip this test when testing against zprint 1.3.0, but thought you'd be interested to know about the failure.
Hiya @kkinnear!
While updating zprint to 1.3.0 in rewrite-clj's canary tests, I noticed that a test in
main-testsis failing for me.Environment
Linux Pop!_OS, JDK 17
Setup
$ git clone git@github.com:kkinnear/zprint.git $ cd zprint $ git reset 1.3.0 --hardRepro
Expected Behaviour
All tests pass
Actual Behaviour
I get a single test failing:
Diagnosis
Source for failing test:
zprint/test/zprint/main_test.cljc
Lines 211 to 215 in 118d10b
It looks to me like the test expects the files to be processed in a specific order.
But that specific order does not match on my particular dev box.
Perhaps if zprint were to sort files resulting from a glob match before processing them, that would do the trick?
I'll go ahead and tell rewrite-clj to skip this test when testing against zprint 1.3.0, but thought you'd be interested to know about the failure.