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Use require.resolve to lookup contracts in deps #1110
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Change lookup in both Dependency and Contracts classes. Instead of looking for just node_modules in the current folder, it uses require.resolve (relative to the current workdir) to look for the dependency. Fixes #1076
And here as well! :-) |
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LGTM! 💪 Loved that you removed that assertErrorMessage
function that wasn't testing the fn
call sent as parameter in a proper way.
@@ -27,6 +28,10 @@ export default class Contracts { | |||
return path.resolve(Contracts.contractsDir || Contracts.DEFAULT_CONTRACTS_DIR); | |||
} | |||
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public static getProjectRoot(): string { | |||
return path.resolve(this.projectRoot || process.cwd()); |
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👍 Nice one!
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* Use chai expect throw syntax in Dependency tests * Use require.resolve to lookup contracts in deps Change lookup in both Dependency and Contracts classes. Instead of looking for just node_modules in the current folder, it uses require.resolve (relative to the current workdir) to look for the dependency. Fixes #1076 * Fix tests
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* Use chai expect throw syntax in Dependency tests * Use require.resolve to lookup contracts in deps Change lookup in both Dependency and Contracts classes. Instead of looking for just node_modules in the current folder, it uses require.resolve (relative to the current workdir) to look for the dependency. Fixes #1076 * Fix tests
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* Use chai expect throw syntax in Dependency tests * Use require.resolve to lookup contracts in deps Change lookup in both Dependency and Contracts classes. Instead of looking for just node_modules in the current folder, it uses require.resolve (relative to the current workdir) to look for the dependency. Fixes #1076 * Fix tests
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* Use chai expect throw syntax in Dependency tests * Use require.resolve to lookup contracts in deps Change lookup in both Dependency and Contracts classes. Instead of looking for just node_modules in the current folder, it uses require.resolve (relative to the current workdir) to look for the dependency. Fixes #1076 * Fix tests
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* Do not fail if contracts folder is missing (#1107) Fixes #1068 * Handle incorrect keys to loggy (#1112) * Handle incorrect keys to loggy When calling Loggy.success with a non-existing key, the reference would not be found, and the call to path.basename in Loggy._log would fail (since its parameter was null). This commit: - Catches any exceptions in _log, and displays an error (allowing to continue) - Adds a testing mode to the logger, which is silent but executes logic, and throws an exception upon issues (only to be used in the CLI and lib tests) - Fixes incorrect or missing keys in calls to the logger * Remove failing test * Use require.resolve to lookup contracts in deps (#1110) * Use chai expect throw syntax in Dependency tests * Use require.resolve to lookup contracts in deps Change lookup in both Dependency and Contracts classes. Instead of looking for just node_modules in the current folder, it uses require.resolve (relative to the current workdir) to look for the dependency. Fixes #1076 * Fix tests * Add changelogs * Reset circle cache
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Change lookup in both Dependency and Contracts classes. Instead of looking for just node_modules in the current folder, it uses require.resolve (relative to the current workdir) to look for the dependency.
Fixes #1076