Experimenting few more things I was interested in making sure this extension can load properly against different version of vscode by implementing an integration test. Doing proper testing of a feature directly into vscode is not straightforward therefore I ended up only testing if the extension has loaded using the isActive directive. All supported versions are tested and this is done through CircleCI. I also tested Travis but for now CircleCI seems to be providing more capabilities. On your end, can you just create a free account, then just map your repo and it should do the rest automatically.
Summary
this test suite relies on @vscode/test-electron
runs vscode with this extension installed against multiple versions of vscode.
check there were no errors while loading the extension (things that occurred so many times in the past...;))
Note
Only support Linux and Windows at the moment, and do not check all different arch x64....
The config resides into the .circleci folder
CircleCI gives this type of output when the pipeline has completed
Once this is done, you can add a badge in the Readme file.
Hi @curdeveryday
Experimenting few more things I was interested in making sure this extension can load properly against different version of vscode by implementing an integration test. Doing proper testing of a feature directly into vscode is not straightforward therefore I ended up only testing if the extension has loaded using the
isActivedirective. All supported versions are tested and this is done through CircleCI. I also tested Travis but for now CircleCI seems to be providing more capabilities. On your end, can you just create a free account, then just map your repo and it should do the rest automatically.Summary
Note
Only support Linux and Windows at the moment, and do not check all different arch x64....
The config resides into the .circleci folder
CircleCI gives this type of output when the pipeline has completed
Once this is done, you can add a badge in the Readme file.
https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/status-badges/
I will add some some more code coverage and unit tests in a future PR.
Also can you grant me some more permissions on your repository.
Is there anything else you want me to look at, any new features, bug fixes, ideas are welcome?