[BridgeImplementationTest] Rewritten unit test to check bridges #980
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I see, Travis already performs this test, which exhibits the problem described above. |
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* [DealabsBridge] fixed parameters * [DemonoidBridge] added parameter context names * [DevToBridge] fixed parameters * [ExtremeDownloadBridge] fixed parameters * [GithubIssueBridge] fixed parameters * [InstagramBridge] added parameter context names * [MydealsBridge] fixed parameters * [OnVaSortirBridge] fixed parameters * [ThingyverseBridge] fixed parameters * [HotUKDealsBridge] fixed parameters * [FeedExpanderExample] added proper URI * [GQMagazineBridge] fixed parameters and getDomain() * [MozillaSecurityBridge] fixed filename References #980
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Thanks for the feedback. You are right, 0 would have set incorrect flags. I've merged #984. Please rebase this branch to get a successful build. |
… they are actually empty
There are simply too many bridges that won't work with SSL.
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Do you see the difference? Travis did.
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This should do it :) |
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Merged. Thanks again for the PR! |
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* [DealabsBridge] fixed parameters * [DemonoidBridge] added parameter context names * [DevToBridge] fixed parameters * [ExtremeDownloadBridge] fixed parameters * [GithubIssueBridge] fixed parameters * [InstagramBridge] added parameter context names * [MydealsBridge] fixed parameters * [OnVaSortirBridge] fixed parameters * [ThingyverseBridge] fixed parameters * [HotUKDealsBridge] fixed parameters * [FeedExpanderExample] added proper URI * [GQMagazineBridge] fixed parameters and getDomain() * [MozillaSecurityBridge] fixed filename References RSS-Bridge#980
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This is a completely rewritten unit test to check whether the bridges are implemented as mentioned in the wiki.
It performs the following tests on each bridge:
However, it does not perform any item checks. Since the generated items heavily depend on the source and the actual parameters, they should be checked directly by the format classes or an intermediate item class to generate a valid feed.
Unfortunately, there are many bridges that do not pass this unit test. They mostly have less clean parameter lists, or they don't use HTTPS even though they usually could. It may take some effort to fix them all. I'm not sure if we should force HTTPS though.
I'm usually not comfortable with completely replacing something that has evolved over the time. What do you think?