test cleanup

[kevmoo]

• tests: matcher cleanup
• checks migration
• Dart 3.9, format

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on modernizing the project's development and testing infrastructure. The primary change involves a comprehensive migration of test assertions to the checks package, which offers a more expressive and type-safe way to write tests. Alongside this, the project's minimum Dart SDK version has been updated to 3.9, and several package dependencies have been refreshed to their latest versions. These changes collectively aim to improve code quality, maintainability, and align the project with current Dart best practices.

Highlights

• Test Assertion Migration: The project's test suite has been migrated from the traditional expect assertions to the more modern and fluent checks package, improving test readability and composability across multiple test files.
• Dart SDK Requirement Update: The minimum required Dart SDK version has been updated to 3.9.0, ensuring compatibility with the latest language features and tooling.
• Dependency Updates: Key dependencies, including path and test, have been updated to their latest compatible versions, and the new checks package has been added to dev dependencies.
• Code Formatting Improvements: Various files have received minor formatting adjustments to enhance code consistency and readability, particularly in multi-line function calls and argument lists.

Changelog

• CHANGELOG.md
  • Updated version to 2.3.3-wip.
  • Added a requirement for Dart 3.9.
• lib/src/commit.dart
  • Applied minor formatting to a ternary operator for improved readability.
• lib/src/git_dir.dart
  • Applied consistent formatting to assert statements and multi-line function calls.
  • Refactored Tag.parseCatFile call for conciseness.
  • Formatted runCommand arguments for improved readability.
  • Formatted ArgumentError messages for better line wrapping.
• pubspec.yaml
  • Updated package version to 2.3.3-wip.
  • Increased Dart SDK constraint to ^3.9.0.
  • Updated path dependency to ^1.8.0.
  • Added checks: ^0.3.1 to dev_dependencies.
  • Updated test dev dependency to ^1.24.0.
• test/git_dir_test.dart
  • Migrated test assertions from package:test's expect to package:checks.
  • Updated package:test import to package:test/scaffolding.dart.
• test/git_test.dart
  • Migrated test assertions from package:test's expect to package:checks.
  • Updated package:test import to package:test/scaffolding.dart.
• test/parse_test.dart
  • Migrated test assertions from package:test's expect to package:checks.
  • Updated package:test import to package:test/scaffolding.dart.
• test/readme_test.dart
  • Migrated test assertions from package:test's expect to package:checks.
  • Updated package:test import to package:test/scaffolding.dart.
• test/tag_test.dart
  • Migrated test assertions from package:test's expect to package:checks.
  • Updated package:test import to package:test/scaffolding.dart.

Ignored Files

• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (1)
  • .github/workflows/ci.yml

Activity

• The pull request was created to address test modernization, Dart SDK compatibility, and dependency updates.

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request primarily focuses on cleaning up tests by migrating from expect to the checks package, updating the Dart SDK requirement to 3.9, and applying general code formatting. The changes are mostly well-executed. However, I've identified a couple of instances in the test suite where asynchronous operations in tests are not being awaited correctly after the migration. This could lead to incorrect test results and unhandled asynchronous errors. I've provided specific comments and suggestions to address these issues. The rest of the changes, including dependency updates and formatting, look good.

[kevmoo]

/gemini review

[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request is a solid piece of work, primarily focused on modernizing the project. The migration of tests to the checks package is well-executed and significantly improves the readability and maintainability of the test suite. The dependency updates and code formatting are also welcome improvements. I've found one minor opportunity to make a test assertion even more idiomatic and readable, but overall the changes are excellent.