This repository provides a script to execute RSpec from within the a Discourse plugin's own directory.
The bin/rspec script will execute Discourse's bin/rspec script but it will correct the paths so that only the plugin's tests are executed.
Just drop the script in bin/rspec and you can execute it from the plugin's directory
Execute all tests in the spec directory:
elmuerte@devstation:~/discourse/plugins/discourse-example$ ./bin/rspec
Execute a specific test case:
elmuerte@devstation:~/discourse/plugins/discourse-example$ ./bin/rspec path/to/a_spec.rb:37:87
When this bin/rspec script is executed via Ruby LSP RSpec (version 0.1.27 or later) it adds some additional corrections so that the correct feedback to ruby-lsp is given.
With this script you will be able to use the plugin's directory as a project root, in for example VS Code, and still have the full functionality offered by ruby-lsp and ruby-lsp-rspec:
- Executing all tests, or an individual test
- Test debugging
- Testing with coverage reporting
Ruby LSP RSpec will automatically use the bin/rspec when it finds it in the project root, no additional configuration is needed.
