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Add details on how to test new features locally #69

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RohanVB opened this issue Apr 23, 2017 · 6 comments
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Add details on how to test new features locally #69

RohanVB opened this issue Apr 23, 2017 · 6 comments
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RohanVB commented Apr 23, 2017

Probably should be added to the README

@RohanVB RohanVB changed the title Add details on how to test new features/bugs locally Add details on how to test new features locally Apr 23, 2017
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RohanVB commented Apr 23, 2017

Note this issue opened is prior to the addition of the testing environment and is subject to using the built-in testing architecture of atom.
The additional environment allows the use of mocks, along with easy to add test cases using setUp and tearDown with a cleaner output.

What this issue entails:

npm install, apm link -d, atom -d being used on the coala-atom directory to try it out in dev mode.

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Can I take up this issue ? I am a beginner and want to really fix this up. Can I also get more details on this

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RohanVB commented Aug 17, 2017

Hi @ajomadlabs can you head on to the coala gitter channel and type in Hello world to get invited to the org (this is so I can assign you to the issue).
From there on, this issue involves adding testing instructions to this repo's readme.

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@RohanVB Sure.

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@RohanVB Can I know more about the testing instructions

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RohanVB commented Aug 20, 2017

@ajomadlabs It's mentioned in the first post of the issue, instructions on how'd you'd generally test a plugin within the atom environment after making changes.
ie. "first ensure npm install is done to have all the npm packages linked,...etc,."
similarly, apm link -d and what it does, atom -d and what it does.

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