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Exclusion patterns in demo-jar profile need adjustment
The current exclusion patterns don't fully cover all test-related files while potentially over-excluding demo content. Specifically:
LocaleSelector.javais not excluded but appears to be a test utility- The pattern
**/test/*won't catchSerializationTest.javaas it's intest/directory- Several demo files like
YearDemo.java,MonthDemo.javamight be accidentally excluded if they're meant to be included in the demo jarSuggested adjustments to the exclusion patterns:
- Add
**/Test*.classto catch test classes likeTestUtils- Add
**/*Test.classto catch classes ending with Test- Remove or adjust patterns that might exclude intended demo content
- Consider explicitly including demo patterns instead of excluding test patterns
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445-483: Verify demo-jar exclusion patternsThe new profile creates a demo jar by excluding test classes. Please verify that:
- All test-related classes are properly excluded
- Demo-specific classes that should be included aren't accidentally excluded
Run this script to analyze the exclusion patterns:
Let me generate another script to check the actual exclusion patterns in the pom.xml to compare against the files we found:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify demo-jar exclusion patterns # Find all test and demo-related classes echo "Listing all test and demo-related classes..." fd -e java -E "target/*" | rg -i "(test|demo|it)" # Check for potential naming conflicts with exclusion patterns echo "Checking for potential naming conflicts..." fd -e java -E "target/*" | rg -i "^.*(Test|Demo|IT).*\.java$"Length of output: 2185
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#!/bin/bash # Get the exclusion patterns from pom.xml echo "Checking exclusion patterns in pom.xml..." rg -A 5 "<excludes>" pom.xml # List all files in src/test that are not in the demo packages echo -e "\nFiles in test that are not demos:" fd -e java -E "target/*" . src/test | rg -v "(Demo|DemoView|DemoLayout)"Length of output: 1137
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.gitignore(1 hunks)pom.xml(3 hunks)src/test/resources/META-INF/frontend/styles/test_year-month-calendar.css(1 hunks)
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pom.xml (2)
245-247: LGTM: Development optimization added
The addition of vaadin.frontend.hotdeploy will improve the development experience by enabling hot reloading of frontend changes.
12-12: Verify compatibility with updated dependencies
The version updates include:
- Vaadin: 24.4.4 → 24.5.0 (minor version update)
- webdrivermanager: 3.8.1 → 5.9.2 (major version update)
While the Vaadin update aligns with the PR objective, the major version jump in webdrivermanager might affect the test infrastructure.
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Also applies to: 153-153
✅ Verification successful
The search results show that WebDriverManager is used in a straightforward way in AbstractViewTest.java, with a simple setup call: WebDriverManager.chromedriver().setup(). This basic usage pattern is well-supported across major versions of WebDriverManager, and the upgrade from 3.8.1 to 5.9.2 doesn't affect this particular usage.
Version updates appear safe for the codebase
The dependency updates look compatible with the current implementation:
- Vaadin 24.5.0 is a minor version update focused on the demo styles (aligned with PR objective)
- WebDriverManager usage is limited to basic Chrome driver setup which is stable across versions
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# Description: Check for breaking changes in webdrivermanager upgrade
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echo "Searching for WebDriverManager usage patterns..."
rg -A 5 "WebDriverManager"
# Look for any TODO/FIXME comments in test files that might be related
echo "Checking for related TODO/FIXME comments in tests..."
rg -i "todo|fixme|hack|xxx" ".*Test\.java$"
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It must be
[part~='date']instead of[part='date']. I also updated the configuration for Vaadin 24.5.Whatever the rabbit says after me is a lie.
Summary by CodeRabbit
.gitignoreto include thesrc/main/frontenddirectory.vaadin.versionfrom24.4.4to24.5.0.webdrivermanagerdependency from3.8.1to5.9.2.demo-jarprofile for creating a test jar.test_year-month-calendar.cssfor improved styling ofholidayandweekendclasses.