Fix pr create when branch was already pushed to a non-base remote
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Our previous command stub mechanism matches stubs sequentially, which leads to brittle tests when the exec calls get reordered or removed in the implementation.
samcoe
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Sep 24, 2020
This was referenced Oct 9, 2020
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This PR says it fixes #2001, though I believe I'm still seeing that behaviour in the 1.3.0 release from a few days ago (as are others). If I run |
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Oh, FWIW - seems like this only affects |
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@DanTup Thanks for the report! We're fixing this already. |
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Bonus: also proposes a new command stubber for tests, one that matches commands by their invocation instead of sequentially and also asserts that all stubs have matched at the end of the test.
Fixes #1820, fixes #1762, fixes #1869, fixes #2001