vim-ultest test position jumps about neotest HOT 9 CLOSED

Hmm I think the best way would be instead to add enabled_filetypes for neotest-vim-test so everything is disabled by default

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I've added the jump consumer so have a look at :h neotest.jump 😄

Also I've added an options key to the floating windows opts so you can provide the following to setup table

  floating = {
    options = {
      winblend = 50
    },
  },

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Thanks so much for the quick additions! Also, just wondering if there is a better way of defining adapters (especially for the ignore_file_types of vim-test). I understand that it may not be so easy to expose the filetypes from each adapter due to is_test_file.

local adapter_config = {
  go = {
    filetypes = { "go" },
  },
  jest = {
    filetypes = { "javascript", "typescript", "javascriptreact", "typescriptreact", "coffee" },
  },
  python = {
    filetypes = { "python" },
  },
  plenary = {
    filetypes = { "lua" },
  },
}

local adapters = {}
local adapter_filetypes = {}
for adapter, opts in pairs(adapter_config) do
  local ok, neotest_adapter = pcall(require, "neotest-" .. adapter)
  if ok then
    table.insert(adapters, neotest_adapter(opts))
    vim.list_extend(adapter_filetypes, opts.filetypes)
  end
end

table.insert(adapters, require("neotest-vim-test")({ ignore_file_types = adapter_filetypes }))

require("neotest").setup({
  adapters = adapters,
  -- floating = { options = { winblend = 80 } },
})

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OK I've added an allow_file_types option to neotest-vim-test

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o.0 how would I adapt the config above to use that option?

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So just set allow_file_types to be a list of filetypes that you do want to use vim-test for, and it'll ignore everything else

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Hmm my use case is to find a way to automatically ignore filetypes for adapters that have been registered in the setup function (such as neotest-go automatically prioritising itself over vim-test, neotest-python automatically prioritising itself over vim-test etc.)

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I'm not sure why you need the safety check of if adapters are installed but that is a very unique case that won't be covered by neotest. You'll have to do it manually as have above if you want to go that route

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Oh my intention was just to prevent conflicts between the newer adapters and the default ones provided by vim-test. Sorry for any potential misunderstandings.

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