fix(test): handle pretty formatting#377
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- integration tests and `pretty` default change got merged simultaneously, so the tests need to be updated to handle the new `pretty` default - the coloration of the errors is quite different when using `pretty` - so instead of re-implementing TS's colors in the tests, just test a portion that is the same color: the error text - also TS doesn't specify semantic vs. syntax, that's something `print-diagnostics` does - this test is more resilient to change as well I suppose since no error codes or colors
This was referenced Jul 7, 2022
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Summary
The integration tests (#371) and
prettydefault change (#372) got merged simultaneously, so the tests need to be updated to handle the newprettydefaultmasteris currently failing CI due to thisDetails
the coloration of the errors is quite different when using
prettyalso TS doesn't specify semantic vs. syntax, that's something
print-diagnosticsdoesthis test is more resilient to change as well I suppose since no error codes or colors
Future Work
Add unit tests for both
prettyand non-prettyversions of errors; currentlyprint-diagnosticsis one of the few files without unit test coverage