tj.git-extras/tests

Testing

Originally, the tests were written in pytest. However, tests are in the process of being converted to Bats so coverage can be calculated.

Bats Testing

We require a somewhat recent version of Bats. Version v1.8.1 is tested in CI. Once it is installed, the tests can be executed like so:

bats ./tests

We highly recommend adding tests for new features and fixes.

Code Coverage

Coverage can be calculated with bashcov like so:

bashcov -- bats ./tests

By default, the report will be generated in ./coverage/index.html.

Python Testing

The test part depends on:

• python >= 3.11
• poetry >= 1.8.0
• pytest >= 8.1.2
• gitpython >= 3.1.43

So the versions are higher than above is recommended.

How to run the tests

1. Install poetry
2. Install the dependencies via poetry install
3. Run poetry run pytest

It is done or go without poetry,

1. Install python >= 3.11
2. Install pytest >= 8.1.2
3. Install gitpython >= 3.1.43
4. Install testpath >= 0.6.0
5. Run pytest

The second way maybe blocked the some missing dependencies at someday, so the first one is recommended.

What and how to create a unit test

One command has a unit test, because one git-* command is just do one thing, so we can eat a piece of git-* command in one time.

For example,

1. The git-alias should have a test suite, so create test_git_alias.py in the directory test
2. Create a test class TestGitAlias in the test_git_alias.py
3. Create a test case test_init, and some test fixtures can be used, temp_repo, named_temp_repo etc.
   • temp_repo is module scoped fixture which create a temporary directory and available in the test suite test_git_alias.py.
   • named_temp_repo is just same as temp_repo except the custom directory renaming.
4. Loop the third step until the 100% coverage of the function of the git-alias

References

• poetry
• pytest
• git python