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Create simulator-tests.yml Workflow for simulator tests #378
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WalkthroughA new GitHub Actions workflow titled "Runs All Simulator tests" has been established. This workflow triggers on pushes and pull requests to the Changes
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Developer->>GitHub Actions: Push or Pull Request to main
GitHub Actions->>Node.js: Set up Node.js 20.x
GitHub Actions->>GitHub Actions: Check out code
GitHub Actions->>Node.js: Install dependencies (npm ci)
GitHub Actions->>Simulator Tests: Run tests (npm run test)
Simulator Tests-->>GitHub Actions: Return test results
GitHub Actions-->>Developer: Notify results
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.github/workflows/simulator-tests.yml (1)
9-17
: Consider renaming the job to "test".The job name "build" is not very descriptive for a job that runs tests. A more appropriate name would be "test".
Apply this diff to rename the job:
jobs: - build: + test: runs-on: ubuntu-latest
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: LGTM!The workflow name and trigger events are appropriate for running simulator tests.
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: LGTM!The checkout and Node.js setup steps are correctly configured.
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: LGTM!Using
npm ci
is the recommended way to install dependencies in CI environments.
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: Verify thetest
script.Ensure that the
test
script is defined inpackage.json
and runs the simulator tests.Run the following script to verify the
test
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package.json (1)
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: Approved addition ofresize-observer-polyfill
.The addition of
resize-observer-polyfill
version^1.5.1
is approved as it enhances cross-browser compatibility for resize events. Ensure to verify the compatibility of this new dependency with existing ones to avoid potential conflicts.src/simulator/spec/subCircuit.spec.js (1)
13-15
: Approved import and global assignment ofResizeObserver
.The import of
ResizeObserver
fromresize-observer-polyfill
and its assignment to the global scope are approved. Ensure to verify that this global modification does not interfere with existing global properties or lead to unexpected behavior.Verification successful
Global
ResizeObserver
Assignment VerifiedThe global assignment of
ResizeObserver
is consistently used across multiple test files and is isolated to the testing environment. This ensures it does not interfere with the application runtime or existing global properties. The behavior ofResizeObserver
is likely tested within these files, confirming its expected functionality.
- Files with global
ResizeObserver
assignment:
src/simulator/spec/subCircuit.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/misc.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/decoders-plexers.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/gates.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/bitConvertor.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/complexCircuit.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/data.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/sequential.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/combinationalAnalysis.spec.js
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#!/bin/bash # Search for references to `ResizeObserver` in the codebase to check for potential conflicts. rg 'ResizeObserver' --context 5 # Search for test cases related to `ResizeObserver` to ensure its behavior is tested. rg 'ResizeObserver' --glob '*.{spec,test}.*' --context 5Length of output: 17136
src/simulator/spec/bitConvertor.spec.js (1)
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: Approved import and global assignment ofResizeObserver
.The import of
ResizeObserver
fromresize-observer-polyfill
and its assignment to the global scope are approved. Ensure to verify the consistency and absence of side effects across different test files.Verification successful
Consistent Global Assignment of
ResizeObserver
Across Test FilesThe
ResizeObserver
is consistently imported and assigned to the global scope across multiple test files. This pattern appears intentional to ensure each test suite has its own setup, minimizing side effects. Ensure this approach is documented to maintain clarity and prevent future issues.
- Files with global
ResizeObserver
assignment:
src/simulator/spec/combinationalAnalysis.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/gates.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/subCircuit.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/decoders-plexers.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/sequential.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/data.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/complexCircuit.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/bitConvertor.spec.js
src/simulator/spec/misc.spec.js
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the consistency and absence of side effects of global `ResizeObserver` across different test files. # Test: Search for any inconsistencies or side effects in test files related to `ResizeObserver`. echo "Check for any inconsistencies or side effects in test files related to the global 'ResizeObserver'."Length of output: 214
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#!/bin/bash # Search for occurrences of 'ResizeObserver' in test files to check for inconsistencies or side effects. rg 'ResizeObserver' --glob '**/*.{spec,test}.*' -A 5Length of output: 4858
src/simulator/spec/combinationalAnalysis.spec.js (2)
12-12
: Approved: Import ofResizeObserver
from polyfill.The import statement correctly includes
ResizeObserver
fromresize-observer-polyfill
, ensuring compatibility across environments where this feature may not be natively supported.
14-14
: Approved with caution: Assignment ofResizeObserver
to global scope.Assigning
ResizeObserver
to the global scope ensures it is available throughout the testing environment. However, be cautious with modifications to the global scope as they can lead to side effects that affect other tests or components.src/simulator/spec/complexCircuit.spec.js (2)
15-15
: Approved: Import ofResizeObserver
from polyfill.Consistent with other test files, the import of
ResizeObserver
fromresize-observer-polyfill
ensures compatibility and functionality across different testing environments.
17-17
: Approved with caution: Assignment ofResizeObserver
to global scope.This assignment ensures that
ResizeObserver
is available throughout the testing environment. As with other similar modifications, caution is advised to prevent unintended side effects that could affect other tests.src/simulator/spec/sequential.spec.js (2)
13-13
: Approved: Import ofResizeObserver
from polyfill.The import statement is correctly implemented and consistent across the testing suite, ensuring that
ResizeObserver
is available in environments where it might not be natively supported.
15-15
: Approved with caution: Assignment ofResizeObserver
to global scope.This assignment is consistent with other test files and ensures that
ResizeObserver
is available throughout the testing environment. Caution is advised to manage potential side effects.src/simulator/spec/gates.spec.js (1)
13-15
: Addition of ResizeObserver to the global scopeThe import and assignment of
ResizeObserver
to the global scope are correctly implemented. However, it's important to ensure that this addition does not interfere with existing properties on the global object or cause unexpected side effects in other parts of the application.Consider adding a check to ensure
ResizeObserver
is not already defined on the global object before assignment to avoid potential conflicts:+ if (!global.ResizeObserver) { + global.ResizeObserver = ResizeObserver; + }src/simulator/spec/decoders-plexers.spec.js (1)
13-15
: Consistent handling of ResizeObserver across test filesThe addition of
ResizeObserver
to the global scope is replicated here as in the gates.spec.js file. Ensure that this pattern is consistently applied across all test files to avoid discrepancies in test environments.As with the previous file, consider checking if
ResizeObserver
is already defined on the global object to prevent overwriting:+ if (!global.ResizeObserver) { + global.ResizeObserver = ResizeObserver; + }src/simulator/spec/misc.spec.js (1)
13-15
: Uniform handling of ResizeObserver in test filesThe import and assignment of
ResizeObserver
to the global scope are consistent with the other test files. This uniformity is good for maintaining a consistent test environment across different modules.To prevent potential conflicts with other global properties, it's advisable to check if
ResizeObserver
is already defined on the global object:+ if (!global.ResizeObserver) { + global.ResizeObserver = ResizeObserver; + }src/simulator/spec/data.spec.js (1)
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: Import of ResizeObserverThe import of
ResizeObserver
fromresize-observer-polyfill
is correctly implemented. This ensures that the functionality is available in environments where it may not be natively supported.
@@ -22,6 +22,9 @@ import { createRouter, createWebHistory } from 'vue-router'; | |||
import i18n from '#/locales/i18n'; | |||
import vuetify from '#/plugins/vuetify'; | |||
import { routes } from '#/router'; | |||
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Assignment to global.ResizeObserver
Assigning the imported ResizeObserver
to global.ResizeObserver
effectively makes it available globally. This is a common practice for polyfills to ensure compatibility across different environments. However, modifying the global object can have side effects if not handled carefully.
Consider adding a check to ensure that global.ResizeObserver
is not already defined before assigning it to avoid potential conflicts:
+ if (!global.ResizeObserver) {
+ global.ResizeObserver = ResizeObserver;
+ }
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
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@niladrix719 Why are we always relying on polyfill even if the feature available on the browser ?
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Seems like the humans are having a chat. I'll hop back into my burrow for now. If you need me again, just tag @coderabbitai in a new comment, and I'll come hopping out!
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"interactjs": "^1.10.17", | |||
"jquery": "^3.6.0", | |||
"pinia": "^2.0.14", | |||
"resize-observer-polyfill": "^1.5.1", |
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https://caniuse.com/resizeobserver It is already available on 95% of the browsers, I don't think we should be using this polyfill unless necessary.
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It was working fine locally without any polyfill, but it was failing in the GitHub workflow
https://github.com/CircuitVerse/cv-frontend-vue/actions/runs/10736591287/job/29776330239
Co-authored-by: Aboobacker MK <[email protected]>
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ResizeObserver
, ensuring tests involving responsive design function correctly.