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Click on the "Run In Terminal" link on a single specific test (not the one above the whole class definition.
In the terminal the issued command will be eg.:
"C:/Ruby33-x64/bin/ruby.exe bin/rails test s:/project_folder/test/models/geometry_m/geometry_test.rb:4"
This command runs every tests (not just in this file, but even in the entire project).
Additional information and trials:
Problem is independent of how the binary is invoked: "C:/Ruby33-x64/bin/ruby.exe bin/rails test ..." and "rails test..." produces the same result
If I use relative path to the file in terminal command, it works as expected: "C:/Ruby33-x64/bin/ruby.exe bin/rails test test/models/geometry_m/geometry_test.rb:4"
The same problem occures if I don't use "Run In Terminal" but "Run" link instead and also running form the Test Explorer
I searched a lot (in Ruby LSP's source code too) for any possible configuration of the test command arguments, but I couldn't find anything. Even couldn't locate when, how and where the command is built up.
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Description
Ruby LSP Information
VS Code Version
1.98.2
Ruby LSP Extension Version
0.9.7
Ruby LSP Server Version
0.23.11
Ruby LSP Add-ons
Ruby Version
3.3.3
Ruby Version Manager
rubyInstaller
Installed Extensions
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Ruby LSP Settings
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Workspace
User
Reproduction steps
In the terminal the issued command will be eg.:
"C:/Ruby33-x64/bin/ruby.exe bin/rails test s:/project_folder/test/models/geometry_m/geometry_test.rb:4"
This command runs every tests (not just in this file, but even in the entire project).
Additional information and trials:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: