Closed aelaa closed 10 years ago
Thanks - I can reproduce it. Will take a look.
In Ruby 2.1, the return value for a method definition is a symbol of the method name. MiniTestHandler.patch_minitest
redefines the run
method to do nothing, but has the side effect of returning the symbol :run
from the block, which is passed up the call chain several levels where Config#cache_test_ids
tries to call #suite_counts
on it.
The commit that added the second call to patch_minitest
(25468aa5) was created a week after the first (03b5c47b), and I suspect it had something to do with gma/tconsole#49, but I don't know for sure. I know this works in Ruby 2.1 with Minitest 4.7.5, but have not tested in other versions of ruby or Minitest. This issue could also be resolved by explicitly returning nil
from the minitest patch, but I'd feel better knowing why Alan put in a second call to #patch_minitest
and what the intended return value of MiniTestHandler.preload_elements
is.
@jdrnetworking Thanks for this. I'll take a look at it and merge (hopefully) tomorrow.
No problem. As I said, #75 can also be resolved by returning nil from the patch, and that may be the right thing to do, but it still leaves two calls to patch_minitest
.
I've merged #76 which should fix this bug.
Plz update it on Rubygems. Thanks =)
"An error occured: undefined method `suite_counts' for :run:Symbol Couldn't load the test environment. Exiting." Just on trying to run tconsole. Ubuntu 12.04, ruby 2.1.0p0 (2013-12-25 revision 44422) [x86_64-linux]