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Some GEMs provide functions that internally create their own examples, e.g. rswag's run_test! internally defines examples. In these cases, no source file will be found and even if resolved to the GEM's function, it would make no sense as an execution point.


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  • Added a safeguard in register_example_file_dependency to handle cases where no source file is found.
  • Prevented the registration of dependencies for examples created by certain GEM functions, such as rswag, which internally define examples without a source file.
  • Improved robustness of the dependency registration process in the presence of GEM-specific behaviors.

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runner.rb
Handle missing source files in example dependencies           

lib/rspec_tracer/runner.rb

  • Added a check for nil source files in
    register_example_file_dependency.
  • Prevented registration of dependencies when source file is missing.
  • Commented on the behavior of certain GEM functions like rswag.
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    Some GEMs provide functions that internally create their own examples, e.g. rswag's 'run_test!' internally defines examples.
    In these cases, no source file will be found and even if resolved to the GEM's function, it would make no sense as an execution point.
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    Walkthrough

    The changes in this pull request involve adding a conditional check in the register_example_file_dependency method of the Runner class in the RSpecTracer module. A guard clause is introduced to prevent execution if the source_file is nil, addressing scenarios where certain Gems may generate examples without a corresponding source file. This enhancement aims to improve error handling related to dependency registration without altering the overall structure or functionality of the class.

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    File Path Change Summary
    lib/rspec_tracer/runner.rb Added a guard clause in register_example_file_dependency to check for nil source_file.

    Sequence Diagram(s)

    sequenceDiagram
        participant Runner
        participant ExampleFile
    
        Runner->>ExampleFile: register_example_file_dependency(source_file)
        alt source_file is nil
            Runner->>Runner: Return (do not register)
        else source_file is valid
            Runner->>ExampleFile: Register source_file
        end
    
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    lib/rspec_tracer/runner.rb [248-251]

     # some Gems provide functions that create their own examples
     # e.g. rswag's 'run_test!' internally defines examples
     # in these cases, no source file will be found
    -return if source_file.nil?
    +if source_file.nil?
    +  logger.warn("Source file not found for example: #{example_id}, file: #{file_name}")
    +  return
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    lib/rspec_tracer/runner.rb (1)

    248-252: LGTM! Consider enhancing the documentation slightly.

    The guard clause correctly handles cases where GEMs create examples without corresponding source files. The implementation is clean and the comments explain the rationale well.

    Consider slightly expanding the comment to clarify the broader impact:

     # some Gems provide functions that create their own examples
     # e.g. rswag's 'run_test!' internally defines examples
     # in these cases, no source file will be found
    +# skipping dependency registration in such cases is safe
    +# as these are external dependencies
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    lib/rspec_tracer/runner.rb (1)

    248-252: Verify impact on coverage reporting.

    While the guard clause correctly handles missing source files, we should verify that skipping these dependencies doesn't impact coverage reporting accuracy.

    Let's check for any existing logging of skipped dependencies:

    Also, let's verify if similar nil checks exist elsewhere in the codebase:

    ✅ Verification successful

    No coverage impact from skipping missing source files

    The nil check for source files is a valid guard clause that properly handles cases where source files cannot be found, particularly for examples generated by gems like rswag. This behavior:

    1. Is properly documented in the code comments
    2. Has consistent handling across the codebase:
      • In fetch_changed_files: Reports deleted files when source is nil
      • In dependency tracking: Safely skips registration for nil sources
    3. Doesn't impact coverage reporting because:
      • Only skips registration of non-existent files
      • Coverage filters and reporting systems remain intact for all valid source files
      • The reporter still tracks all actual project source files
    🏁 Scripts executed

    The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

    Script:

    #!/bin/bash
    # Check if there's any logging mechanism for skipped dependencies
    rg -A 2 "RSpecTracer\.logger\." lib/
    

    Length of output: 8301


    Script:

    #!/bin/bash
    # Look for similar source_file.nil? checks
    ast-grep --pattern 'if $source_file.nil?'
    

    Length of output: 43


    Script:

    #!/bin/bash
    # Let's check the broader context around the source_file.nil? check
    rg -B 5 -A 5 "source_file\.nil\?" lib/
    
    # Let's also check how source_file is used in coverage reporting
    rg -B 2 -A 2 "source_file" lib/ --type ruby
    
    # Check if there's any documentation about handling missing source files
    rg -i "source.?file" README.md
    

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