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fix(jsii-diff): detect interfaces inherited via interfaces #1492
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`jsii-diff` is currently throwing on CDK because it thinks interfaces are being removed from the inheritance chain, even if they've actually been moved to base classes. This is because the `ClassType.getInterfaces()` method of `jsii-reflect` was only returning its direct interfaces, even when run with `inherited=true` (as opposed to recursively returning the interfaces all the way up the tree). Q: Why did you not add a unit test in `jsii-reflect`? A: The set suite of `jsii-reflect` is quite anemic, and basically only tests that we can mostly deduce the types that are present in an assembly. It doesn't have good testing infrastructure for actually asserting things about arbitrary small pieces of typescript, instead it mostly works on the generated assemblies from the `jsii-calc` etc. examples. `jsii-diff` *does* have that testing infrastructure, and so `jsii-diff` serves as the test suite for `jsii-reflect` at the moment...
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jsii-diff
is currently throwing on CDK because it thinks interfacesare being removed from the inheritance chain, even if they've actually
been moved to base classes.
This is because the
ClassType.getInterfaces()
method ofjsii-reflect
was only returning its direct interfaces, even when run with
inherited=true
(as opposed to recursively returning the interfacesall the way up the tree).
Q: Why did you not add a unit test in
jsii-reflect
?A: The set suite of
jsii-reflect
is quite anemic, and basically onlytests that we can mostly deduce the types that are present in an
assembly. It doesn't have good testing infrastructure for actually
asserting things about arbitrary small pieces of typescript, instead it
mostly works on the generated assemblies from the
jsii-calc
etc.examples.
jsii-diff
does have that testing infrastructure, and sojsii-diff
serves as the test suite forjsii-reflect
at the moment...By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.