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feat: add --help integration test #5434

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13 changes: 13 additions & 0 deletions test/integration/help.test.ts
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import { runCodeServerCommand } from "../utils/runCodeServerCommand"

// NOTE@jsjoeio
// We have this test to ensure that native modules
// work as expected. If this is called on the wrong
// platform, the test will fail.
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🙅🏼‍♂️ I know we generally avoid comments like this and prefer putting this info in commits. But I feel like this should be front and center so that future developers don't accidentally delete this test.

I can be convinced otherwise though.

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Yeah this seems like a reasonable comment to me because our motivations for testing --help are not self-apparent.

One way around that would be to change the wording of the test, maybe something like describe("native-modules") and test("it should trigger native modules by running --help") so the reasoning is baked into the code but IMO either way is good (I probably would have gone the comment route as well since you can be more descriptive without making a really long test name).

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I hadn't thought of going with the test name like that! Good point.

Cool! Glad we're in agreement. Happy to change later if we change our minds as well!

describe("--help", () => {
it("should list code-server usage", async () => {
const expectedOutput = "Usage: code-server [options] [path]"
const { stdout } = await runCodeServerCommand(["--help"])
expect(stdout).toMatch(expectedOutput)
}, 20000)
})