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Can we test the plugin in CI?
A basic test would be to install everything, including Tact and tact.vim and run some command(s) on a sample contract to make sure we have reproducible installation instructions for Linux/Windows/macOS.
And maybe some other tests for plugin functionality would be be great to have.
Perhaps we could also test auto-completion, so that issues like #18 once resolved never appear again
I think yes, we can even test auto-completion by envoking vim in headless mode and jumping around the file, while evaluating the "backend" of auto-completion (giant tact#Complete() function from autoload/tact.vim).
From the top of my head I see adding a let g:tact_debug flag check, then if it's set — outputting all the errors in logs and then grepping the logs for errors & such. Maybe, Vim's internal error output can be redirected too, didn't look into that yet.
Great idea, though!
Oh, and also — please enable Actions tab in the settings of this repo, otherwise we'll only be able to test locally (which is also nice, but incomplete).
and then grepping the logs for errors & such
Does Vim have some sort of (stable) API that we can use for this task? Grepping makes it brittle
and then grepping the logs for errors & such
Does Vim have some sort of (stable) API that we can use for this task? Grepping makes it brittle
I'll look into it more, but I just meant to make a special log file and manually log stuff there in the background upon getting any kind of try-catch-ish error (caught by me), because throughout the code nearly all places are covered in sending various error messages.
It's just that sometimes those errors don't bubble up (#15), so I though it would be nice to log them in the background into some file when a special flag is given, and later inspect