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Elm
828 lines
24 KiB
Elm
module ErrorMessageTest exposing (all)
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import Elm.Syntax.Range exposing (Range)
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import Expect exposing (Expectation)
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import Lint.Fix as Fix
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import Lint.Rule as Rule exposing (Error)
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import Lint.Test.ErrorMessage as ErrorMessage exposing (ExpectedErrorData)
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import Test exposing (Test, describe, test)
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all : Test
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all =
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describe "Test.ErrorMessage"
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[ parsingFailureTest
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, didNotExpectErrorsTest
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, messageMismatchTest
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, underMismatchTest
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, unexpectedDetailsTest
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, emptyDetailsTest
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, wrongLocationTest
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, expectedMoreErrorsTest
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, tooManyErrorsTest
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, locationIsAmbiguousInSourceCodeTest
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, missingFixesTest
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, unexpectedFixesTest
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, fixedCodeMismatchTest
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, unchangedSourceAfterFixTest
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, invalidSourceAfterFixTest
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, hasCollisionsInFixRangesTest
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]
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expectMessageEqual : String -> String -> Expectation
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expectMessageEqual expectedMessage =
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Expect.all
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[ Expect.equal <| String.trim expectedMessage
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, \receivedMessage ->
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Expect.all
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(String.lines receivedMessage
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|> List.map
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(\line () ->
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(String.length line <= 76)
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|> Expect.true ("Message has line longer than 76 characters:\n\n" ++ line)
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)
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)
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()
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]
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parsingFailureTest : Test
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parsingFailureTest =
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test "parsingFailure" <|
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\() ->
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ErrorMessage.parsingFailure
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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TEST SOURCE CODE PARSING ERROR
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I could not parse the test source code, because it was not valid Elm code.
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Hint: Maybe you forgot to add the module definition at the top, like:
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`module A exposing (..)`"""
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didNotExpectErrorsTest : Test
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didNotExpectErrorsTest =
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test "didNotExpectErrors" <|
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\() ->
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let
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errors : List Error
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errors =
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[ Rule.error
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{ message = "Some error"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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}
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dummyRange
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, Rule.error
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{ message = "Some other error"
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, details = [ "Some other details" ]
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}
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dummyRange
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]
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in
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ErrorMessage.didNotExpectErrors errors
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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DID NOT EXPECT ERRORS
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I expected no errors but found:
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- `Some error`
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at { start = { row = 2, column = 1 }, end = { row = 2, column = 5 } }
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- `Some other error`
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at { start = { row = 2, column = 1 }, end = { row = 2, column = 5 } }
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"""
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messageMismatchTest : Test
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messageMismatchTest =
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test "messageMismatch" <|
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\() ->
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let
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expectedError : ExpectedErrorData
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expectedError =
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{ message = "Remove the use of `Debug` before shipping to production"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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, under = "Debug.log"
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}
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some error"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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}
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dummyRange
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in
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ErrorMessage.messageMismatch expectedError error
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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UNEXPECTED ERROR MESSAGE
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I was looking for the error with the following message:
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`Remove the use of `Debug` before shipping to production`
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but I found the following error message:
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`Some error`"""
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underMismatchTest : Test
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underMismatchTest =
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describe "underMismatch"
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[ test "with single-line extracts" <|
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\() ->
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let
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some error"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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}
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dummyRange
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in
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ErrorMessage.underMismatch
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error
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{ under = "abcd"
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, codeAtLocation = "abcd = 1"
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}
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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UNEXPECTED ERROR LOCATION
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I found an error with the following message:
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`Some error`
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which I was expecting, but I found it under:
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`abcd = 1`
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when I was expecting it under:
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`abcd`
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Hint: Maybe you're passing the `Range` of a wrong node when
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calling `Rule.error`."""
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, test "with multi-line extracts" <|
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\() ->
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let
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some other error"
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, details = [ "Some other details" ]
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}
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dummyRange
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in
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ErrorMessage.underMismatch
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error
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{ under = "abcd =\n 1\n + 2"
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, codeAtLocation = "abcd =\n 1"
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}
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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UNEXPECTED ERROR LOCATION
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I found an error with the following message:
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`Some other error`
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which I was expecting, but I found it under:
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```
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abcd =
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1
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```
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when I was expecting it under:
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```
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abcd =
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1
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+ 2
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```
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Hint: Maybe you're passing the `Range` of a wrong node when
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calling `Rule.error`."""
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]
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unexpectedDetailsTest : Test
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unexpectedDetailsTest =
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describe "unexpectedDetails"
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[ test "with single-line details" <|
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\() ->
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let
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expectedDetails : List String
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expectedDetails =
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[ "Some details" ]
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some error"
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, details = [ "Some other details" ]
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}
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dummyRange
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in
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ErrorMessage.unexpectedDetails
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expectedDetails
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error
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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UNEXPECTED ERROR DETAILS
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I found an error with the following message:
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`Some error`
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which I was expecting, but its details were:
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`Some other details`
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when I was expecting them to be:
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`Some details`"""
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, test "with multi-line details" <|
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\() ->
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let
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expectedDetails : List String
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expectedDetails =
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[ "Some"
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, "details"
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]
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some other error"
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, details =
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[ "Some"
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, "other"
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, "details"
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]
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}
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dummyRange
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in
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ErrorMessage.unexpectedDetails
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expectedDetails
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error
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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UNEXPECTED ERROR DETAILS
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I found an error with the following message:
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`Some other error`
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which I was expecting, but its details were:
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```
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Some
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other
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details
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```
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when I was expecting them to be:
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```
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Some
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details
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```
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"""
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]
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emptyDetailsTest : Test
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emptyDetailsTest =
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describe "emptyDetails"
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[ test "with single-line details" <|
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\() ->
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let
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some error"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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}
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dummyRange
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in
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ErrorMessage.emptyDetails
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error
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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EMPTY ERROR DETAILS
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I found an error with the following message:
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`Some error`
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but its details were empty. I require having details as I believe they will
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help the user who encounters the problem.
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The details could:
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- explain what the problem is
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- give suggestions on how to solve the problem or alternatives"""
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]
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wrongLocationTest : Test
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wrongLocationTest =
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describe "wrongLocation"
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[ test "with single-line extracts" <|
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\() ->
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let
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some error"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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}
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{ start = { row = 3, column = 1 }, end = { row = 3, column = 5 } }
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in
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ErrorMessage.wrongLocation
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error
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{ start = { row = 2, column = 1 }, end = { row = 2, column = 5 } }
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"abcd"
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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UNEXPECTED ERROR LOCATION
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I was looking for the error with the following message:
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`Some error`
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under the following code:
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`abcd`
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and I found it, but the exact location you specified is not the one I found.
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I was expecting the error at:
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{ start = { row = 2, column = 1 }, end = { row = 2, column = 5 } }
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but I found it at:
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{ start = { row = 3, column = 1 }, end = { row = 3, column = 5 } }
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"""
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, test "with multi-line extracts" <|
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\() ->
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let
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some other error"
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, details = [ "Some other details" ]
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}
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{ start = { row = 4, column = 1 }, end = { row = 5, column = 3 } }
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in
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ErrorMessage.wrongLocation
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error
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{ start = { row = 2, column = 1 }, end = { row = 3, column = 3 } }
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"abcd =\n 1"
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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UNEXPECTED ERROR LOCATION
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I was looking for the error with the following message:
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`Some other error`
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under the following code:
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```
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abcd =
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1
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```
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and I found it, but the exact location you specified is not the one I found.
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I was expecting the error at:
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{ start = { row = 2, column = 1 }, end = { row = 3, column = 3 } }
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but I found it at:
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{ start = { row = 4, column = 1 }, end = { row = 5, column = 3 } }
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"""
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]
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expectedMoreErrorsTest : Test
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expectedMoreErrorsTest =
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test "expectedMoreErrors" <|
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\() ->
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let
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missingErrors : List ExpectedErrorData
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missingErrors =
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[ { message = "Remove the use of `Debug` before shipping to production"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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, under = "Debug.log"
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}
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, { message = "Remove the use of `Debug` before shipping to production"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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, under = "Debug.log"
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}
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]
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in
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ErrorMessage.expectedMoreErrors missingErrors
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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RULE REPORTED LESS ERRORS THAN EXPECTED
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I expected to see 2 more errors:
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- `Remove the use of `Debug` before shipping to production`
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- `Remove the use of `Debug` before shipping to production`
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"""
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tooManyErrorsTest : Test
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tooManyErrorsTest =
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describe "tooManyErrors"
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[ test "with one extra error" <|
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\() ->
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let
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extraErrors : List Rule.Error
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extraErrors =
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[ Rule.error
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{ message = "Remove the use of `Debug` before shipping to production"
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, details = [ "Some details about Debug" ]
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}
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{ start = { row = 2, column = 1 }, end = { row = 2, column = 5 } }
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]
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in
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ErrorMessage.tooManyErrors extraErrors
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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RULE REPORTED MORE ERRORS THAN EXPECTED
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I found 1 error too many:
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- `Remove the use of `Debug` before shipping to production`
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at { start = { row = 2, column = 1 }, end = { row = 2, column = 5 } }
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"""
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, test "with multiple extra errors" <|
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\() ->
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let
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extraErrors : List Rule.Error
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extraErrors =
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[ Rule.error
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{ message = "Remove the use of `Debug` before shipping to production"
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, details = [ "Some details about Debug" ]
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}
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{ start = { row = 2, column = 1 }, end = { row = 2, column = 5 } }
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, Rule.error
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{ message = "Remove the use of `Debug` before shipping to production"
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, details = [ "Some details about Debug" ]
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}
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{ start = { row = 3, column = 1 }, end = { row = 3, column = 5 } }
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]
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in
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ErrorMessage.tooManyErrors extraErrors
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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RULE REPORTED MORE ERRORS THAN EXPECTED
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I found 2 errors too many:
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- `Remove the use of `Debug` before shipping to production`
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at { start = { row = 2, column = 1 }, end = { row = 2, column = 5 } }
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- `Remove the use of `Debug` before shipping to production`
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at { start = { row = 3, column = 1 }, end = { row = 3, column = 5 } }
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"""
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]
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locationIsAmbiguousInSourceCodeTest : Test
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locationIsAmbiguousInSourceCodeTest =
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describe "locationIsAmbiguousInSourceCode"
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[ test "with single-line extracts" <|
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\() ->
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let
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sourceCode : String
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sourceCode =
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"module A exposing (..)\nabcd\nabcd"
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under : String
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under =
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"abcd"
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some error"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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}
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{ start = { row = 3, column = 1 }, end = { row = 3, column = 5 } }
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in
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ErrorMessage.locationIsAmbiguousInSourceCode
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sourceCode
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error
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under
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(String.indexes under sourceCode)
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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AMBIGUOUS ERROR LOCATION
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Your test passes, but where the message appears is ambiguous.
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You are looking for the following error message:
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`Some error`
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and expecting to see it under:
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`abcd`
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I found 2 locations where that code appeared. Please
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use `Lint.Rule.atExactly` to make the part you were targetting unambiguous.
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Tip: I found them at:
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- { start = { row = 2, column = 1 }, end = { row = 2, column = 5 } }
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- { start = { row = 3, column = 1 }, end = { row = 3, column = 5 } }
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"""
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, test "with multi-line extracts" <|
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\() ->
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let
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sourceCode : String
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sourceCode =
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"module A exposing (..)\nabcd =\n 1\nabcd =\n 1\nabcd =\n 1"
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under : String
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under =
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"abcd =\n 1"
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some other error"
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, details = [ "Some other details" ]
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}
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{ start = { row = 3, column = 1 }, end = { row = 4, column = 3 } }
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in
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ErrorMessage.locationIsAmbiguousInSourceCode
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sourceCode
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error
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under
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(String.indexes under sourceCode)
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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AMBIGUOUS ERROR LOCATION
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Your test passes, but where the message appears is ambiguous.
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You are looking for the following error message:
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`Some other error`
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and expecting to see it under:
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```
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abcd =
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1
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```
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I found 3 locations where that code appeared. Please
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use `Lint.Rule.atExactly` to make the part you were targetting unambiguous.
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Tip: I found them at:
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- { start = { row = 2, column = 1 }, end = { row = 3, column = 4 } }
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- { start = { row = 4, column = 1 }, end = { row = 5, column = 4 } }
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- { start = { row = 6, column = 1 }, end = { row = 7, column = 4 } }
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"""
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]
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missingFixesTest : Test
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missingFixesTest =
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test "missingFixes" <|
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\() ->
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let
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expectedError : ExpectedErrorData
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expectedError =
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{ message = "Some error"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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, under = "Debug.log"
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}
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in
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ErrorMessage.missingFixes expectedError
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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MISSING FIXES
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I expected that the error with the following message
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`Some error`
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would provide some fixes, but I didn't find any.
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Hint: It's probable that you either forgot to call `Rule.withFixes` on the
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error that you created, or that the list of provided fixes was empty."""
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unexpectedFixesTest : Test
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unexpectedFixesTest =
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test "unexpectedFixes" <|
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\() ->
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let
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range : Range
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range =
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{ start = { row = 3, column = 1 }, end = { row = 4, column = 3 } }
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some error"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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}
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range
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|> Rule.withFixes [ Fix.removeRange range ]
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in
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ErrorMessage.unexpectedFixes error
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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UNEXPECTED FIXES
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I expected that the error with the following message
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`Some error`
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would not have any fixes, but it provided some.
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Because the error provides fixes, I require providing the expected result
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of the automatic fix. Otherwise, there is no way to know whether the fix
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will result in a correct and in the intended result.
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To fix this, you can call `Lint.Test.whenFixed` on your error:
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Lint.Test.error
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{ message = "<message>"
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, details = "<details>"
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, under = "<under>"
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}
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|> Lint.Test.whenFixed "<source code>"
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"""
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fixedCodeMismatchTest : Test
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fixedCodeMismatchTest =
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test "fixedCodeMismatch" <|
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\() ->
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let
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sourceCode : String
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sourceCode =
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"""module A exposing (b)
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abcd =
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1"""
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expectedSourceCode : String
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expectedSourceCode =
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"""module A exposing (b)
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abcd =
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2"""
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some error"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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}
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{ start = { row = 3, column = 1 }, end = { row = 3, column = 5 } }
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in
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ErrorMessage.fixedCodeMismatch
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sourceCode
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expectedSourceCode
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error
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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FIXED CODE MISMATCH
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I found a different fixed source code than expected for the error with the
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following message:
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`Some error`
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I found the following result after the fixes have been applied:
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```
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module A exposing (b)
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abcd =
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1
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```
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but I was expecting:
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```
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module A exposing (b)
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abcd =
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2
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```"""
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unchangedSourceAfterFixTest : Test
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unchangedSourceAfterFixTest =
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test "unchangedSourceAfterFix" <|
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\() ->
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let
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some error"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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}
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{ start = { row = 3, column = 1 }, end = { row = 3, column = 5 } }
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in
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ErrorMessage.unchangedSourceAfterFix error
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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UNCHANGED SOURCE AFTER FIX
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I got something unexpected when applying the fixes provided by the error
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with the following message:
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`Some error`
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I expected the fix to make some changes to the source code, but it resulted
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in the same source code as before the fixes.
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This is problematic because I will tell the user that this rule provides an
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automatic fix, but I will have to disappoint them when I later find out it
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doesn't do anything.
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Hint: Maybe you inserted an empty string into the source code."""
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invalidSourceAfterFixTest : Test
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invalidSourceAfterFixTest =
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test "invalidSourceAfterFix" <|
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\() ->
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let
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sourceCode : String
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sourceCode =
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"""ule A exposing (b)
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abcd =
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1"""
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error : Error
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error =
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Rule.error
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{ message = "Some error"
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, details = [ "Some details" ]
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}
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{ start = { row = 3, column = 1 }, end = { row = 3, column = 5 } }
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in
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ErrorMessage.invalidSourceAfterFix
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error
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sourceCode
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|> expectMessageEqual """
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INVALID SOURCE AFTER FIX
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I got something unexpected when applying the fixes provided by the error
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with the following message:
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`Some error`
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I was unable to parse the source code after applying the fixes. Here is
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the result of the automatic fixing:
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```
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ule A exposing (b)
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abcd =
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1
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```
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This is problematic because fixes are meant to help the user, and applying
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this fix will give them more work to do. After the fix has been applied,
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the problem should be solved and the user should not have to think about it
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anymore. If a fix can not be applied fully, it should not be applied at
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all."""
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hasCollisionsInFixRangesTest : Test
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hasCollisionsInFixRangesTest =
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test "hasCollisionsInFixRanges" <|
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\() ->
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let
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error : Error
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|
error =
|
|
Rule.error
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|
{ message = "Some error"
|
|
, details = [ "Some details" ]
|
|
}
|
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{ start = { row = 3, column = 1 }, end = { row = 3, column = 5 } }
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in
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ErrorMessage.hasCollisionsInFixRanges error
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|
|> expectMessageEqual """
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FOUND COLLISIONS IN FIX RANGES
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I got something unexpected when applying the fixes provided by the error
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with the following message:
|
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|
|
`Some error`
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|
|
I found that some fixes were targeting (partially or completely) the same
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section of code. The problem with that is that I can't determine which fix
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|
to apply first, and the result will be different and potentially invalid
|
|
based on the order in which I apply these fixes.
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For this reason, I require that the ranges (for replacing and removing) and
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the positions (for inserting) of every fix to be mutually exclusive.
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|
Hint: Maybe you duplicated a fix, or you targetted the wrong node for one
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|
of your fixes."""
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dummyRange : Range
|
|
dummyRange =
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{ start = { row = 2, column = 1 }, end = { row = 2, column = 5 } }
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