Make jest-haste-map compute SHA-1s for excluded files too #6264
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| await getSha1({computeSha1: true, filePath: '/i/dont/exist.js'}); |
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I think you can use
await expect(getSha1({computeSha1: true, filePath: '/i/dont/exist.js'})).rejects.toThrow()
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| if (['ENOENT', 'EACCES'].indexOf(error.code) < 0) { |
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.includes instead of .indexOf?
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That code was moved, but ok :)
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I've just seen it a minute later :D But still why not used explicit API :)
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I added an integration test too, forcing the Node crawler, which always returns |
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| const DIR = path.resolve(os.tmpdir(), 'haste_map_sha1'); | ||
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maybe let's try without skipping windows
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Needs a |
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Rebase + changelog and I think we're good 👍 |
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Rebase should fix CI. This also should have a changelog entry 😀 |
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Rebased over |
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:| WTF did we move the integration tests away? |
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@mjesun moved them to |
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Yeah found that 😄 I also moved mine ;) |
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Although Jest itself does not use SHA-1s yet, this part of the code is used by https://github.com/facebook/metro, where provided SHA-1s are used to compute cache keys.
When using
watchmanas a crawler, everything works well, but when using the Node crawler, Metro breaks on the firstnode_modulesfile it finds. This is because the Node crawler does not compute SHA-1s, and leaves this duty to the worker. Becausenode_modulesare not processed to extract dependencies, their SHA-1 was never computed and Metro crashed.This diff introduces a new, lightweight method in
worker.js, which sole mission is to compute the SHA-1. It is called instead ofworkerwhen the file will be dropped from heavy processing, and only when SHA-1s are requested.Note: all tests pass, but I haven't tested this internally yet, I'll comment once I know it fully works.