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#!/usr/bin/env batsErrorformat not picking up file, line and message
I'm on bats 1.2.1 and the latest bats.vim.
With example test output such as this:
bats test/blah.bats
1..2
not ok 1 blah test
# (from function `assert_equal' in file test/test_helper/bats-assert/src/assert_equal.bash, line 40,
# in test file test/blah.bats, line 14)
# `assert_equal "$output" "foo: no such file 'nonexistent_filename'"' failed
#
# -- values do not equal --
# expected : foo: no such file 'nonexistent_filename'
# actual :
# --
#
In the quickfix window I see only this:
1 successful test
It looks like maybe the output of bats has changed a little so the current errorformat is not picking everything up any more? Specifically in my example the file and line are in parenthesis but split over two lines which seems to be the problem. Also error msgs seem to have one space after the # rather than two now.
If I tweak the errorformat in bats.vim to this:
let s:errorformat = join([
\ '%Enot ok %m',
\ '%-C#%.%#in test file %f\\, line %l)',
\ '%-C# (from func%.%#',
\ '%-C# %m',
\ '%-G%.%#',
\ '%Z'
\ ], ',')
I get what I would have expected:
test/blah.bats|14 error| 1 successful test `assert_equal "$output" "foo: no such file 'nonexistent_filename'"' failed
It works in my case and I can submit this as a PR if it makes sense.
Highlight Bats keyword inside @test functions
bats.vim/after/syntax/bats.vim
Line 12 in 64982ad
Better error format
:help CompilerSet
:help errorformat
See existing.
Errorformat not picking up file, line and message
I'm on bats 1.2.1 and the latest bats.vim.
With example test output such as this:
bats test/blah.bats
1..2
not ok 1 blah test
# (from function `assert_equal' in file test/test_helper/bats-assert/src/assert_equal.bash, line 40,
# in test file test/blah.bats, line 14)
# `assert_equal "$output" "foo: no such file 'nonexistent_filename'"' failed
#
# -- values do not equal --
# expected : foo: no such file 'nonexistent_filename'
# actual :
# --
#
In the quickfix window I see only this:
1 successful test
It looks like maybe the output of bats has changed a little so the current errorformat is not picking everything up any more? Specifically in my example the file and line are in parenthesis but split over two lines which seems to be the problem. Also error msgs seem to have one space after the # rather than two now.
If I tweak the errorformat in bats.vim to this:
let s:errorformat = join([
\ '%Enot ok %m',
\ '%-C#%.%#in test file %f\\, line %l)',
\ '%-C# (from func%.%#',
\ '%-C# %m',
\ '%-G%.%#',
\ '%Z'
\ ], ',')
I get what I would have expected:
test/blah.bats|14 error| 1 successful test `assert_equal "$output" "foo: no such file 'nonexistent_filename'"' failed
It works in my case and I can submit this as a PR if it makes sense.
compiler/makeprg isn't being set correctly
The filetype is being detected correctly, but executing :Make (or :Dispatch from https://github.com/tpope/vim-dispatch) is still attempting to execute make, not bats.
:set makeprg -> makeprg=make
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