Typescript Deep Dive by Basarat Ali Syed
Typescript Deep Dive by Basarat Ali Syed
Typescript Deep Dive by Basarat Ali Syed
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TypeScript <strong>Deep</strong> <strong>Dive</strong><br />
Compiler Tests<br />
These ensure that compiling a file :<br />
generates errors as expected<br />
generated JS as expected<br />
types are identified as expected<br />
symbols are identified as expected<br />
These expectations are validated using the baselines infrastructure.<br />
Creating a Compiler Test<br />
Test can be created <strong>by</strong> adding a new file yourtest.ts to tests/cases/compiler . As soon as you do so and run the tests you<br />
should get baseline failure. Accept these baselines (to get them to show up in git), and tweak them to be what you expect<br />
them to be ... now get the tests to pass.<br />
Run all of these in isolation using jake runtests tests=compiler , or just your new file using jake runtests<br />
tests=compiler/yourtest<br />
I will even often do jake runtests tests=compiler/yourtest || jake baseline-accept[soft] and get the diff in git .<br />
Contributing<br />
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