Adjust git dir when checking for merge in worktree#662
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| b'>>>>>>> ', | ||
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| GITDIR_PREFIX_LEN = len('gitdir: ') |
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I would prefer to use git's mechanisms for discovering this directory -- using implementation detail like reading the file is going to be fragile
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| @pytest.fixture(scope='function', params=['repo', 'worktree']) | ||
| def f1_is_a_conflict_file(tmpdir, request): |
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I would prefer not to use parametrized fixtures -- they're really difficult to understand and maintain
what you can actually do here instead is write a separate test which consumes this fixture and the makes a worktree from that and call the original test -- it's going to be a lot easier to follow than this action-at-a-distance
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Good call! Initially I thought the parameterized fixtures could be a nice approach to consolidate the variants for all dependent tests, but I can definitely see how they can negatively impact maintainability in the long run.
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| worktree = f1_is_a_conflict_file.dirpath().join('worktree') | ||
| cmd_output('git', 'worktree', 'add', str(worktree)) | ||
| with worktree.as_cwd(): | ||
| cmd_output( | ||
| 'git', 'pull', '--no-rebase', 'origin', 'master', retcode=None, | ||
| ) | ||
| assert os.path.exists( | ||
| f1_is_a_conflict_file.join( | ||
| '.git', 'worktrees', 'worktree', 'MERGE_MSG', | ||
| ), | ||
| ) | ||
| yield worktree |
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I meant that you would inline this directly in your test above the call to the other test
no need to make a fixture if only one thing is using it
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| def test_not_in_a_repository(tmpdir): | ||
| with tmpdir.as_cwd(): | ||
| f1 = tmpdir.join('f1') | ||
| f1.write('foo\n') | ||
| assert main(['f1']) == 0 | ||
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I don't think this is a realistic test -- I expect these to always run inside a git repo
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this is probably my fault -- but can you change this to -> bool
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Fixes #638
Right now ongoing merges aren't detected in linked working trees, as it is assumed that
.gitis a directory. However, this is not the case for linked working trees. Working trees instead have a.gitfile, which references the path to the git directory like this:So when we are dealing with a linked working tree, we just have to readjust the git directory to the one referenced in the
.gitfile.