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danger pr failing in windows #224

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tivac opened this issue Apr 14, 2017 · 6 comments · Fixed by #273
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danger pr failing in windows #224

tivac opened this issue Apr 14, 2017 · 6 comments · Fixed by #273

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@tivac
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tivac commented Apr 14, 2017

> node -v
v7.7.3
> npm ls danger
[email protected] C:\Users\Patrick\Documents\Code\mithril.js
`-- [email protected]
> set DEBUG=*
> npm-run danger pr --verbose --repl https://github.com/tivac/mithril.js/pull/3

 danger:runner argv: C:\Program Files\nodejs\node.exe,C:\Users\Patrick\Documents\Code\mithril.js\node_modules\danger\distribution\commands\danger.js,pr,--verbose,--repl,https://github.com/tivac/mithril.js/pull/3 +0ms
  danger:pr executing dangerfile at dangerfile.js +0ms

and then it never goes anywhere. I traced it through the code as far as a I could, it makes it to this line in DangerfileRunner.ts and never continues. The process just stops after a bit.

--verbose and --repl do nothing since it presumably is dying without continuing.

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orta commented Apr 14, 2017

ouch, interesting, this came from an update to the jest dependencies aea102d ( in 0.14.2 I started seeing issues with the tests around this, so it can be re-produced )

Perhaps it could be this? jestjs/jest#3079

I wonder if we can try set the no watchman

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tivac commented Apr 14, 2017

I'll try to dig into jest and see where it falls apart I guess.

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tivac commented Apr 14, 2017

I changed my local copy of ./node_modules/danger to set the useWatchman option to false when creating the HasteMap, no luck.

As far as I can tell the transpiled async function never returns the constructed HasteMap, for some reason. I verified that the HasteMap constructor is running, but output gets lost after that.

It's been very difficult to get a debugger able to actually step through any of this though 😞

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tivac commented May 2, 2017

This is still broken in 0.18.0, fwiw.

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orta commented May 2, 2017

Aye, aye, definitely still a blocker on 1.0 - current guess is for me to go through the exact options Jest sets to the haste map and see where danger differentiates.

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orta commented May 2, 2017

Also, it's possible that jest 20 comes out and fixes it :D

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