Closed Danwakeem closed 6 years ago
I wasn't sure what I should do, but I think the errors in the unit tests are from downstream issues with loopback-connector-couchdb2
. When I only run the tests for this repo and ignore the ones from loopback-connector-couchdb2
the tests all pass.
@Danwakeem , FYI - below is the error message of the failed test case:
1) cloudant view.test - imported from couchdb2 couchdb2 view viewDocs returns result by quering a view:
Uncaught AssertionError: expected 8 to be 4
+ expected - actual
-8
+4
at Assertion.fail (node_modules/should/lib/assertion.js:180:17)
at Assertion.prop.value (node_modules/should/lib/assertion.js:65:17)
at node_modules/loopback-connector-couchdb2/test/view.test.js:56:37
at Request._callback (node_modules/cloudant-nano/lib/nano.js:217:16)
at Request.self.callback (node_modules/request/request.js:185:22)
@dhmlau is there anything I need to do for that? I wasn't sure how it should be addressed since it is a test for another module.
@Danwakeem , thanks for incorporating my comments.
@jannyHou , could you please help? Thanks!
@Danwakeem , I'm not very familiar with this, so I've asked @jannyHou to take a look. Another thought.. Would it make sense to apply your PR on the couchdb connector loopback-connector-couchdb2
?
@dhmlau and @jannyHou I found the issue.
It looks like I was using the same key name in my test objects the viewDocs
test was expecting to find in its own test, so I was unintentionally adding my data to that test.
I have added another commit to this PR to address this issue :)
Well maybe there is another issue. It looks like the Node 6 build failed for some reason. I’ll keep looking!
You see the error when you test locally, right? anyway, the log on Travis didn't say what's wrong, so I kicked off the test again.
No, that is what kind has me confused. When I run the tests locally they pass. The error on Travis was a socket hang up so I am not sure what is causing that yet.
It looks like I have node 8 on my local machine though. I am going to pull down node 6 and re run locally.
Hmm no dice on that one either. I pulled down node 6.14.2 and the tests still passed locally. I must have something locally that is different from travis.
It is strange, when I ran the build for my fork in a new travis pipeline the tests passed. Do you think it could be something with Travis causing the build to fail?
Triggered travis again and it's all green (must've been something on their end).
@Danwakeem Can you please remove the package-lock.json
file from this PR. We choose to not use them. If you like you can include a .npmrc
file with package-lock=false
to avoid it's generation all together.
@jannyHou Can you do a review? I looked over it and looks good (with the removal of package-lock.json) overall.
@virkt25 Done! I went ahead and added it to the .npmrc
file as well as the .gitignore
file.
@slnode test please
Hey @jannyHou, I have made the adjustments you had suggested above.
I also went ahead and cleaned up the comments for the geoDocs
function. I used the view.js
file as a starting place and didn't realize I left some things in there.
Let me know what you guys think about this round of changes. :)
I was surprised that CI all green previously. I just submitted a PR to update the node versions we use in Travis: https://github.com/strongloop/loopback-connector-cloudant/pull/192. Once that land, we can run the tests in this PR again.
@dhmlau would you want me to pull in the update-travis
branch or just wait for that PR to get merged into master?
@Danwakeem , the PR #192 just landed. Do you mind to rebase?
Whoops, sorry about that I accidentally went too far back when I tried resetting my fork.
I guess that is one way to get the rebase to work lol :)
Yeah no problem thank you guys for helping me get that merged in! 😎
@Danwakeem @jannyHou
Great to see this feature implemented with ds.connector
in v2.1.0. Is there any effort done yet to add it to the README.md
?
@MarianZoll Not that I am aware of. Would you like to open a PR with the changes to the README.md
?
@virkt25 @MarianZoll I went ahead and created another PR for the updates to the README. Since the API is so similar to views I just followed the same format for the view
section.
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Added a mixin for Cloudant Geospatial queries.
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