[Test] Adding log message test in integration testing

[khaledGadelhaQ]

I came across this TODO in the integration.test.js file and I want to work on it.

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@khaledGadelhaQ
You can work on it, I had previously tried working on it, I solved one part of it. creating test with vanilla js, but i failed to solve it for React, You can refer this closed pr of mine for hint, https://github.com/asyncapi/generator/pull/1326/files.

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[khaledGadelhaQ]

@Light13008 In the updated version of the code I think we only need to do something like this: expect(log.debug).toHaveBeenCalledWith(logMessage.skipOverwrite(testFilePath)); and that's it ☺️

[derberg]

@khaledGadelhaQ hey, please feel free and try to fix that

[pseudo-tensor]

@khaledGadelhaQ are you still working on this issue?

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[derberg]

closing, not relevant