dkubb changed the topic of #datamapper to: Datamapper v1.2.0 | Mailing List: http://is.gd/aa9D | Logs: http://is.gd/qWAL7V | DataMapper 2 Renamed to ROM, see #rom-rb for development
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<dkubb>
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<Cinchy>
dkubb: [3h 4m 17s ago] <mbj> mutant-0.3.beta1 is on github
<dkubb>
!memo mbj can mutant run mutations in parallel and then aggregate the results and display them serially like parallel_tests does?
<Cinchy>
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<dkubb>
!memo mbj er, not can.. obviously it doesn't do it now. I mean, do you think that's something that can be accomplished with the way mutant works?
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<dkubb>
!memo mbj I wonder if it would be possible to make a double lib like rspec-fire, except have it only allow you to mock behaviour specified in the YARD doc contract. this may be a step above the recent batch of double libs that try to be like rspec-fire
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<dkubb>
!memo solnic I just pushed the most basic thing that could work wrt an in-memory adapter. it only supports base relations atm. I'm going to build a gateway on top of this so at least there's something to test against in ROM. once I get that working I'll start figuring out how to unwind the relations and write to the appropriate base relations
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<Cinchy>
solnic: [6m 40s ago] <dkubb> I just pushed the most basic thing that could work wrt an in-memory adapter. it only supports base relations atm. I'm going to build a gateway on top of this so at least there's something to test against in ROM. once I get that working I'll start figuring out how to unwind the relations and write to the appropriate base relations
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<mbj>
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<Cinchy>
mbj: [9h 48m 13s ago] <dkubb> can mutant run mutations in parallel and then aggregate the results and display them serially like parallel_tests does?
<Cinchy>
mbj: [5h 9m 5s ago] <dkubb> I wonder if it would be possible to make a double lib like rspec-fire, except have it only allow you to mock behaviour specified in the YARD doc contract. this may be a step above the recent batch of double libs that try to be like rspec-fire
<Cinchy>
mbj: [9h 47m 34s ago] <dkubb> er, not can.. obviously it doesn't do it now. I mean, do you think that's something that can be accomplished with the way mutant works?
<mbj>
dkubb: Yeah it is possible, I'll create a parallel killer soon.
<mbj>
The runner infrastructure is decoupled enough to allow such changes!
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<dkubb>
!memo solnic how do you like bogus? I've been thinking about using something similar to it, rspec-fire or ducky. I just wish that there was one that parsed YARD docs and used that in addition to source code to setup expectations.. I think there's enough info in a YARD doc to augment the constraints
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<dkubb>
!memo mbj what if the no-op step is clobbering the visibility of the method? I noticed the source_location seems to be change by about 3 lines between the original and when mutant sees it?
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<dkubb>
!memo mbj yay, with those two proposed fixed to mutant axiom-types now passes with mutant again, at 100% coverage