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### Why? Since dep installation within next-codemod runs `pnpm install` on the Next.js repo, it installs in the workspace root scope during testing. We could add a layer for testing like adding a flag `--no-workspace`, but it will reduce confidence between the actual running and testing. Therefore added an empty `pnpm-workspace.yaml` file to each fixture. ### How? By doing this, both installation and testing will have same environment of running, `pnpm install` only. To prevent created `pnpm-lockfile` to be shipped, gitignored it. This way, we keep things simple and make sure tests match real-world use better. The empty `pnpm-workspace.yaml` files make `pnpm` treat each fixture separately, which is closer to how it'll work for users.
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# Simple test runner for upgrade fixtures.
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# For manual verification only (check the README.md) in the fixtures
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# for the expected behavior.
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# Usage:
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# - cwd must be ~/packages/next-codemod
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# - `pnpm test:upgrade-fixture <fixture-name> <...next-codemod-args>`
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NEXT_CODEMOD_BIN=$(pwd)/bin/next-codemod.js
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cd "$1" || exit 1
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# We're only interested in the changes the upgrade command does.
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git add -A .
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rm -rf node_modules
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pnpm install
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node "$NEXT_CODEMOD_BIN" upgrade "${@:2}"
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git --no-pager diff .
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git restore .
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git reset HEAD -- .
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