Rename spec files as _spec.rb so they run #1633
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A number of spec files were named incorrectly and consequently never running. Rename them so they actually run. One test now fails as a consequence. While this should be fixed one way or the other a fix for that is outside of scope of this patch.
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Easiest solution is declare the types private api and remove the tests but I'm not sure that was the original intention. |
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I recall there was a rubocop-rspec plugin that looked for these wrong filenames.
@SimonHoenscheid mind taking a look since you wrote this? |
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A batch of spec files were never being executed due to having the wrong name.
Tests have all been marked pending as I expect they have never passed.
Fixing them , deleting them or updating how the module works is best handled elsewhere as not very obvious.