test(snapshot): add extended test cases for revert functionality #9408
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@thdxr @adamdotdevin Could you please review this PR? It includes a fix for the revert functionality (building on PR #8631) with additional unicode/emoji filename support and comprehensive test coverage. I've tested it locally and confirmed it works correctly. Thank you! |
Root cause: Snapshot.patch() returns absolute paths in files array, but git checkout expects paths relative to worktree, causing checkout to fail silently and files not being restored. Changes: - Convert absolute paths to relative using path.relative() - Add safety guards: worktree escape check, empty path check - Normalize path separators for Windows compatibility - Add fs.mkdir() before fs.writeFile() in git show fallback - Add 13 test cases covering the fix and edge cases Fixes TUI Revert not actually reverting file changes in workspace.
Based on PR anomalyco#8631 by @Twisted928, this adds 8 additional test scenarios: - Unicode/Chinese character filenames (skipped - reveals bug) - Emoji filenames (skipped - reveals bug) - Symlink handling - Large file handling (1MB) - Binary file handling - Concurrent operations - Empty file handling - Restore to empty state Co-authored-by: Twisted <46923858+Twisted928@users.noreply.github.com>
Use Bun.spawn instead of shell template for git commands to properly handle unicode filenames on Windows. The Bun shell ($`) has issues passing non-ASCII characters to git on Windows. Changes: - Add runGitCommand helper using Bun.spawn for reliable unicode support - Configure core.quotepath=false in git init and all git commands - Enable unicode/emoji filename tests (previously skipped) All 8 new test cases now pass: - Unicode/Chinese character filenames - Emoji filenames - Symlink handling - Large file handling (1MB) - Binary file handling - Concurrent operations - Empty file handling - Restore to empty state Co-authored-by: Twisted <46923858+Twisted928@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixes #8098
Summary
This PR extends the test coverage for the snapshot revert functionality and fixes unicode/emoji filename support, building upon the fix in PR #8631 by @Twisted928.
Bug Fix: Unicode Filename Support
The original fix in PR #8631 didn't handle unicode filenames (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, emoji) correctly on Windows. This was due to Bun's shell template (`$``) having issues passing non-ASCII characters to git.
Solution: Use
Bun.spawninstead of shell templates for git commands that involve file paths, ensuring reliable unicode support across all platforms.Added Test Cases (8 new tests - all passing)
Code Changes
runGitCommandhelper - UsesBun.spawnfor reliable unicode filename handlingcore.quotepath=false- Configured in git init and all git commands to prevent path escapingAcknowledgments
This PR builds on the excellent work by @Twisted928 in PR #8631. The original fix correctly handles the absolute path issue - this PR extends it with unicode support and comprehensive test coverage.
Co-authored-by: Twisted 46923858+Twisted928@users.noreply.github.com