FIX(regex): @W-18696814@: Lower p-limit for windows and only read fil…#305
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| private async scanFile(fileName: string, ruleName: string): Promise<Violation[]> { | ||
| private async scanFileContents(fileName: string, fileContents: string, metaDataContents: string, ruleName: string): Promise<Violation[]> { | ||
| const violations: Violation[] = []; | ||
| let fileContents: string = await fs.promises.readFile(fileName, {encoding: 'utf8'}) |
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Before we were reading the file for every single rule. Now I changed it so that we only read a file once and then run the regex for each of its rules the on the file contents.
| const violationPromiseFunctions: (() => Promise<Violation[]>)[] = rulesToRun.map( | ||
| ruleName => () => this.scanFile(file, ruleName)); | ||
| return (await this.promiseLimiter.execute(violationPromiseFunctions)).flat(); | ||
| private async runRulesForFile(fileName: string, ruleNames: string[]): Promise<Violation[]>{ |
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I'm surprised there weren't any test changes for this fix. Are there any that make sense to add as a result of this change?
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What do you mean? These changes are implementation detail only changes for performance boost. I wouldn't expect a test to fail.
| workspace: new engApi.Workspace('FixedId', [path.resolve('src'), path.resolve('test')]) | ||
| }; | ||
| const stubEngine1: stubs.StubEngine1 = plugin.getCreatedEngine('stubEngine1') as stubs.StubEngine1; | ||
| expect(stubEngine1.describeRulesCallHistory).toEqual([{describeOptions: expectedDescribeOptions}]); |
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With cache warmed up, this test failed because it was doing an exact check on the workspace object. So reworked this test to just look to see if it has the workspace by id.
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