Module: Bulldogger::RSpec

Defined in:
lib/bulldogger/integrations/rspec.rb

Overview

Connects RSpec failures to evidence files. It does not control test execution, formatter behavior, or test results.

Class Attribute Summary collapse

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Attribute Details

.instance ⇒ Object

Dogfood can assign an isolated observer. The default preserves the normal integration API for applications that need one lifecycle.



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# File 'lib/bulldogger/integrations/rspec.rb', line 16

def instance
  @instance || Bulldogger.default
end

Class Method Details

.annotate!(exception, path) ⇒ Object

Tags the exception's own #message, so the evidence line sits inside the same text RSpec's own formatter prints for this failure. This after(:each) hook runs synchronously inside Example#run, before RSpec's reporter notifies any formatter, so the rewrite is guaranteed to land before anything reads the message -- unlike Minitest's CompositeReporter, RSpec has no second observer that could print the failure first. A frozen exception can't take a singleton method; fall back to printing the line directly so a frozen exception never means a silently missing evidence line.



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# File 'lib/bulldogger/integrations/rspec.rb', line 44

def self.annotate!(exception, path)
  original = exception.message
  lines = FailureOutput.lines(path)
  suffix = "\n#{lines.join("\n")}"
  exception.define_singleton_method(:message) { "#{original}#{suffix}" }
rescue FrozenError
  $stdout.puts lines
end

.test_for(example) ⇒ Object

RSpec has already scored the example's description and its file/line into metadata by the time after(:each) runs; test_for reads those off the Example instead of re-deriving them.



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# File 'lib/bulldogger/integrations/rspec.rb', line 24

def self.test_for(example)
  {
    framework: "rspec",
    id: example.full_description,
    file: example.[:file_path],
    line: example.[:line_number],
    seed: ::RSpec.configuration.seed
  }
end