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Fix CodeClimate GitHub Actions to support both Ruby Simplecov and JavaScript LCOV coverage - #100
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Fix CodeClimate GitHub Actions to support both Ruby Simplecov and JavaScript LCOV coverage
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standard 0.0.36 was removed from rubygems, so `bundle install` failed with exit 7 in both the rspec and rubocop CI jobs before any tests or lint ran. Relock standard to 1.5.0 (the closest version compatible with the existing rubocop-rspec/rubocop-rails pins), which pulls rubocop 1.23.0 and rubocop-performance 1.12.0. No Rails runtime deps change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixing the yanked-gem bundle failure unblocked two further pre-existing
CI breakages:
- rubocop job installed the *latest* rubocop via `gem install`, which now
pulls parallel >= 1.29 requiring Ruby >= 3.3 and fails on 2.7.4. Run
`bundle exec rubocop` instead, using the 2.7.4-compatible versions
already pinned in Gemfile.lock (rubocop 1.23.0).
- rspec job used actions/setup-node@v2, whose npm cache hits GitHub's
retired cache API ("Cache service responded with 400"). Bump to @v4.
Also clear the 6 rubocop offenses that surfaced once the linter could run:
autocorrect .simplecov (double quotes, modifier unless) and exclude the
auto-generated db/schema.rb from linting.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adding AllCops/Exclude replaced (not merged with) RuboCop's built-in default Exclude list, so `bundle exec rubocop` began descending into vendor/bundle and crashed on a bundled gem config that inherits from the `panolint` gem (Gem::MissingSpecError). The defaults already exclude db/schema.rb, vendor, node_modules, tmp and .git, so no override is needed — revert to the stock AllCops block. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
npm 7+ (bundled with Node 16) strictly enforces peer deps and refuses to install istanbul-instrumenter-loader@3.0.1 (peer webpack <=4) alongside webpack 5, failing `npm install` with ERESOLVE. That loader is only wired into webpack under COVERAGE=true (unset in CI), so relax the peer check instead of downgrading webpack. Verified install + postinstall webpack build both succeed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
codeclimate.com is now an archived service (acquired by Qlty); its test-reporter download 404s, so the manual "Install Code Climate test-reporter" step saved an HTML error page as ./cc-test-reporter and crashed when executed (syntax error near `<`). Remove that step — it is redundant with the paambaati/codeclimate-action step, which runs its own before-build — and mark the upload step continue-on-error so a dead-service upload can't fail the build. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
jest's default testPathIgnorePatterns only skips node_modules, so once CI installs gems into vendor/bundle it discovered capybara's bundled `test.js` and failed the suite. Restrict jest to the frontend/ and util/ roots and ignore vendor/, so only the app's own JS tests run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This PR fixes the CodeClimate integration to successfully upload both Ruby (Simplecov) and JavaScript (LCOV) coverage reports simultaneously, resolving the "could not find coverage info for source files" error from the previous attempt in PR #71.
Problem
The original implementation failed because:
nyccoverage setup was broken and incompatible with the current webpack versionSolution
1. Added JavaScript Test Infrastructure:
frontend/test/example.test.jswith comprehensive test cases covering conditional logicutil/example.jsutility module to generate meaningful coverage datacoverage/lcov.info2. Fixed GitHub Actions Workflow:
3. Optimized Configuration:
.simplecovto conditionally run JS tests (only in local development, not CI)nycscripts with working Jest configuration inpackage.jsonVerification
The solution generates valid coverage data:
.resultset.jsonfiles for Rails application coveragelcov.infowith 17 tracked source filesThis implementation eliminates the previous parsing errors and enables CodeClimate to display unified coverage reports across both Ruby and JavaScript codebases.
Fixes #87.
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