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Great job @GuilleEneas ! Thanks for this PR! 🙏💪
Please checkout my comments and let me know what you think
Thank you @shairez !!!
I had a lot of doubts when implementing in what do. Add this attribute in this type or... btw, first I made that attribute optional, but when calling the error handling method the linter told me that I couldn't use the !
. It didn't make any sense (to me at least) to make the function name optional in the throwArgumentsError
so I decided to do what I did in first place. After your comments I remove it from the object and add an extra parameter wherever I had to.
Also squeezed all commits into one to not pollute the git history 🙂
Please take a look to the final result and let me know if you want me to change anything else.
Looking forward to contribute more 🤓
Thanks for the fixes @GuilleEneas !
I've added 2 more comments, please check them out after those, I believe we're ready to merge it
Thanks again!
@shairez, changes implemented 😉
I will move it to the common describe, also in the version for jasmine. To me having a number feels a bit arbitrary, nonetheless I never know when in my tests should I extract something to a more global scope vs keeping things together where they belong.
It comes from here - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_three_(computer_programming)
So it's not that arbitrary 😀
Here's a nice article about it - https://andrewbrookins.com/technology/the-rule-of-three/
Thanks again for making the fix!
@all-contributors please add @GuilleEneas for code and tests
@shairez
I've put up a pull request to add @GuilleEneas! :tada:
MERGED! 🎉😀
Thanks again for your contribution 🙏 Great job! 💪
Hi Guys, I don't know what is the protocol here as the issues is already described and we discussed we were going to fix it quickly. Somehow I manage to fix it in all packages just touching the core, therefore only the tests were failing.
I also thought that maybe we could put the name of the method in a more contrasted way, therefore the users will see it better.