Include TestHelper and AssertionHelper in the gem
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…or custom cop development Resolves rubocop#155. This PR provides `assert_offense`, `assert_correction`, and `assert_no_offenses` for custom Minitest cop development. Developers can use these APIs by requesting the following in your cop's test code: ```ruby require 'rubocop/minitest/support' ```
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…or custom cop development Resolves rubocop#155. This PR provides `assert_offense`, `assert_correction`, and `assert_no_offenses` for custom Minitest cop development. Developers can use these APIs by requesting the following in custom Minitest cop test code: ```ruby require 'rubocop/minitest/support' ```
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…or custom cop development Resolves rubocop#155. This PR provides `assert_offense`, `assert_correction`, and `assert_no_offenses` testing APIs for custom Minitest cop development. Developers can use these APIs by requesting the following in custom Minitest cop test code: ```ruby require 'rubocop/minitest/support' ```
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[Fix #155] Provide `assert_offense` and `assert_no_offenses` for custom cop development
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Within the main Shopify repo, we have several custom cops we'd like to create tests for with Minitest. Having
TestHelperandAssertionHelperincluded in the public release of the gem would be greatly helpful for us so we can take advantage of the functionality built here. They're currently inaccessible as they're located inside thetestdirectory.Describe the solution you'd like
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TestHelperandAssertionHelperbundled in the gem.Describe alternatives you've considered
RuboCop has some RSpec helpers which are included in the gem, like
ExpectOffense. However, it seems like you've already done the work to port it to Minitest, which is exactly what we need.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: