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change stage presentation #1742
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WalkthroughThis update refines the course page's user interface and functionality by improving the logic for displaying progress indicators, navigation controls, and breadcrumbs. It also enhances the Changes
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app/components/course-page/header/main-section.hbs (1)
28-30
: The updated conditional rendering logic for step progress indicators is clear and well-commented.Verification successful
The integration of the
CoursePage::StepProgressIndicator
component appears to be correctly implemented across various parts of the application. Each instance correctly passes the@step
parameter and other relevant parameters as needed.
app/components/course-page/setup-step/repository-setup-card.hbs
: Passes@step={{this.coursePageState.currentStep}}
and@size="large"
.app/components/course-page/test-results-bar/bottom-section.hbs
: Passes@step={{@activeStep}}
.app/components/course-page/header/main-section.hbs
: Passes@step={{@currentStep}}
with additional classes.app/components/course-page/course-stage-step/test-runner-card/header.hbs
: Passes@step={{@currentStep}}
and@shouldHideExplanationTooltip={{true}}
.app/components/course-page/course-stage-step/card/footer.hbs
: Passes@step={{this.coursePageState.currentStep}}
.The updated conditional rendering logic for step progress indicators is clear and well-commented.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify integration of the new step progress indicator logic with the rest of the application. # Test: Search for usage of `CoursePage::StepProgressIndicator` to ensure it's correctly integrated. rg --type hbs $'CoursePage::StepProgressIndicator'Length of output: 824
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the integration of the new step progress indicator logic in various HBS files. # Check the usage in repository-setup-card.hbs echo "Checking repository-setup-card.hbs" rg --type hbs --context 5 'CoursePage::StepProgressIndicator' app/components/course-page/setup-step/repository-setup-card.hbs # Check the usage in bottom-section.hbs echo "Checking bottom-section.hbs" rg --type hbs --context 5 'CoursePage::StepProgressIndicator' app/components/course-page/test-results-bar/bottom-section.hbs # Check the usage in main-section.hbs echo "Checking main-section.hbs" rg --type hbs --context 5 'CoursePage::StepProgressIndicator' app/components/course-page/header/main-section.hbs # Check the usage in test-runner-card/header.hbs echo "Checking test-runner-card/header.hbs" rg --type hbs --context 5 'CoursePage::StepProgressIndicator' app/components/course-page/course-stage-step/test-runner-card/header.hbs # Check the usage in card/footer.hbs echo "Checking card/footer.hbs" rg --type hbs --context 5 'CoursePage::StepProgressIndicator' app/components/course-page/course-stage-step/card/footer.hbsLength of output: 3260
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- tests/acceptance/course-page/attempt-course-stage-test.js (1 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/complete-first-stage-test.js (1 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/start-course-test.js (3 hunks)
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tests/acceptance/course-page/attempt-course-stage-test.js (1)
95-95
: Change fromassert.strictEqual
toassert.contains
is appropriate for checking substring presence in the message.tests/acceptance/course-page/start-course-test.js (2)
94-94
: Updated progress indicator text to 'Listening for a git push...' is consistent with the course's context.
105-105
: Visibility checks for 'completed step notice' and 'continue button' are crucial for UI consistency.
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- app/components/course-page/header/main-section.hbs (2 hunks)
- app/components/course-page/header/navigation-controls.hbs (1 hunks)
- app/components/course-page/sidebar.hbs (1 hunks)
- app/models/course-stage.ts (2 hunks)
- app/styles/prism-light-theme.css (1 hunks)
- app/utils/course-page-step-list/course-stage-step.ts (1 hunks)
- tailwind.config.js (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (3)
- app/components/course-page/sidebar.hbs
- app/styles/prism-light-theme.css
- tailwind.config.js
Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (1)
- app/components/course-page/header/main-section.hbs
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app/components/course-page/header/navigation-controls.hbs (1)
11-17
: Ensure the conditional logic aligns with the intended course properties.Verification successful
The conditional logic in
navigation-controls.hbs
aligns with the intended course properties and is consistent with other parts of the codebase.
@course.releaseStatusIsBeta
is used innavigation-controls.hbs
andcourse-card.hbs
.@course.isFree
is used innavigation-controls.hbs
,course-card.hbs
, andtrack-page/course-card.hbs
.@currentStep.type
is used innavigation-controls.hbs
andmain-section.hbs
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of `@course.releaseStatusIsBeta`, `@course.isFree`, and `@currentStep.type` in the identified files. # Search for `@course.releaseStatusIsBeta` in the identified files. rg --type hbs '@course.releaseStatusIsBeta' app/templates/ app/components/ # Search for `@course.isFree` in the identified files. rg --type hbs '@course.isFree' app/templates/ app/components/ # Search for `@currentStep.type` in the identified files. rg --type hbs '@currentStep.type' app/templates/ app/components/Length of output: 985
app/utils/course-page-step-list/course-stage-step.ts (1)
22-24
: The updatedbreadcrumbs
method correctly incorporates theuppercasedSlug
for extension stages.app/models/course-stage.ts (2)
70-70
: The simplification of theidentifierForURL
method enhances consistency in URL generation.
149-151
: The addition of theuppercasedSlug
method is a useful enhancement for displaying standardized data.
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- app/components/course-page/header/main-section.hbs (2 hunks)
- app/components/course-page/header/sticky-section.hbs (1 hunks)
- app/components/course-page/test-results-bar/bottom-section.hbs (1 hunks)
- app/models/course-stage.ts (1 hunks)
- app/utils/course-page-step-list/course-stage-step.ts (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
- app/components/course-page/test-results-bar/bottom-section.hbs
Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (3)
- app/components/course-page/header/main-section.hbs
- app/models/course-stage.ts
- app/utils/course-page-step-list/course-stage-step.ts
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app/components/course-page/header/sticky-section.hbs (1)
22-26
: LGTM! The changes correctly implement the display of stage numbers and slugs forCourseStageStep
.Consider using the
uppercasedSlug
method from theCourseStageModel
for consistency across the codebase.
…dated assertions for completed step notice and progress indicator text.
…onent and fix pin-code-example test
The commit message summarizes the changes made in the code. In this case, the changes involve updating the progress display for courses and tracks in the acceptance tests. The progress text and progress bar style have been modified to reflect the correct number of stages.
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- Makefile (1 hunks)
- app/components/course-page/course-stage-step/your-task-card/action-button-list.ts (1 hunks)
- app/components/course-page/header/main-section.hbs (2 hunks)
- app/components/course-page/header/navigation-controls.hbs (1 hunks)
- app/components/course-page/header/sticky-section.hbs (1 hunks)
- app/components/course-page/sidebar.hbs (1 hunks)
- app/components/course-page/test-results-bar/bottom-section.hbs (1 hunks)
- app/models/course-stage.ts (1 hunks)
- app/styles/prism-light-theme.css (1 hunks)
- app/utils/course-page-step-list/course-stage-step.ts (1 hunks)
- mirage/course-fixtures/docker.js (1 hunks)
- mirage/course-fixtures/dummy.js (1 hunks)
- mirage/course-fixtures/git.js (3 hunks)
- mirage/course-fixtures/grep.js (2 hunks)
- mirage/course-fixtures/sqlite.js (2 hunks)
- tailwind.config.js (1 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-admin/pin-code-example-test.js (1 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-admin/view-feedback-test.js (3 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/attempt-course-stage-test.js (2 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/complete-challenge-test.js (1 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/complete-first-stage-test.js (1 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/extensions/disable-extensions-test.js (1 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/extensions/enable-extensions-after-completion-test.js (4 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/extensions/enable-extensions-test.js (1 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/extensions/view-extension-stages-test.js (2 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/repository-poller-test.js (1 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/resume-course-test.js (1 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/start-course-test.js (3 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/submit-course-stage-feedback-test.js (1 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/test-runner-card-test.js (1 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/view-course-stages-test.js (2 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/view-leaderboard-test.js (8 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/course-page/view-screencasts-test.js (1 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/view-courses-test.js (2 hunks)
- tests/acceptance/view-tracks-test.js (1 hunks)
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- Makefile
- mirage/course-fixtures/dummy.js
- tests/acceptance/course-admin/pin-code-example-test.js
- tests/acceptance/course-page/complete-challenge-test.js
- tests/acceptance/course-page/extensions/disable-extensions-test.js
- tests/acceptance/course-page/repository-poller-test.js
- tests/acceptance/course-page/view-course-stages-test.js
- tests/acceptance/view-courses-test.js
- tests/acceptance/view-tracks-test.js
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- app/components/course-page/header/main-section.hbs
- app/components/course-page/header/sticky-section.hbs
- app/components/course-page/sidebar.hbs
- app/components/course-page/test-results-bar/bottom-section.hbs
- app/models/course-stage.ts
- app/styles/prism-light-theme.css
- app/utils/course-page-step-list/course-stage-step.ts
- tailwind.config.js
- tests/acceptance/course-page/attempt-course-stage-test.js
- tests/acceptance/course-page/complete-first-stage-test.js
- tests/acceptance/course-page/start-course-test.js
- tests/acceptance/course-page/submit-course-stage-feedback-test.js
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tests/acceptance/course-page/resume-course-test.js (1)
31-31
: The assertion for the current URL is correctly implemented and ensures the navigation to the course page is functioning as expected.app/components/course-page/course-stage-step/your-task-card/action-button-list.ts (1)
47-47
: The routing transitions on button clicks are correctly implemented and follow Ember conventions for handling user interactions.Also applies to: 52-52
app/components/course-page/header/navigation-controls.hbs (1)
10-18
: The conditional rendering of course labels based on the course properties is correctly implemented, enhancing the dynamic nature of the UI.tests/acceptance/course-page/extensions/view-extension-stages-test.js (1)
24-24
: The assertions for the number of sidebar items and the current URL are correctly implemented, ensuring the UI reflects the expected state after navigating through extension stages.Also applies to: 27-27, 47-47
tests/acceptance/course-page/test-runner-card-test.js (1)
31-31
: The assertion for the current URL is correctly implemented, ensuring the navigation to the specific stage of the course is functioning as expected.tests/acceptance/course-admin/view-feedback-test.js (1)
44-44
: The setup for feedback submissions in different scenarios is correctly implemented, ensuring comprehensive testing of the admin panel's feedback handling capabilities.Also applies to: 54-54, 84-84
tests/acceptance/course-page/view-screencasts-test.js (1)
25-25
: The handling of unauthorized access and the assertion for the redirection URL are correctly implemented, ensuring proper access control for viewing screencasts.Also applies to: 32-32
tests/acceptance/course-page/extensions/enable-extensions-test.js (1)
36-36
: The assertion for the current URL is correctly implemented, ensuring that the navigation reflects the enabled state of extensions accurately.tests/acceptance/course-page/extensions/enable-extensions-after-completion-test.js (4)
32-32
: Ensure the URL check is robust against potential changes in URL structure.Verification successful
The search results indicate that the URL structure for course pages consistently follows the pattern
/courses/{course}/stages/{stage}
across multiple test files. This confirms that the URL structure used in the assertion is consistent with other parts of the codebase.
tests/acceptance/course-page/extensions/enable-extensions-after-completion-test.js
: The URL structure/courses/dummy/stages/lr7
is consistent with other URL patterns found in the codebase.Scripts Executed
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105-105
: Confirm the URL matches the expected extension stage in the routing configuration.
54-54
: Recheck the URL assertion to ensure it reflects the intended course stage.
135-135
: Validate that the URL corresponds to the correct next extension stage.mirage/course-fixtures/docker.js (2)
96-108
: Check that the technical details in the stage descriptions are up-to-date with current Docker and programming language capabilities.
64-91
: Ensure the stage descriptions are clear and provide accurate guidance for the tasks.mirage/course-fixtures/sqlite.js (2)
45-52
: Confirm the release status of new languages and ensure they are correctly marked as 'beta'.Verification successful
The search results confirm that the new languages, including Gleam and TypeScript, are correctly marked as 'beta' in the codebase. The
release_status
field is consistently set to 'beta' for these languages in the relevant fixture files.
mirage/course-fixtures/sqlite.js
: Therelease_status
is set to 'beta' for the new languages.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the release status of new languages in the SQLite course. # Test: Search for release announcements or documentation confirming the 'beta' status. rg --type markdown --type documentation 'beta release'Length of output: 94
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the release status of new languages in the SQLite course. # Test: Search for release announcements or documentation confirming the 'beta' status. rg --type md 'beta release'Length of output: 29
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the release status of new languages in the SQLite course. # Test: Search for 'beta' status in JSON and YAML configuration files. rg --type json --type yaml 'beta'Length of output: 1042
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the release status of new languages in the SQLite course. # Test: Search for 'beta' status in JavaScript and TypeScript files. rg --type js --type ts 'beta'Length of output: 7845
78-130
: Ensure the stage descriptions are clear and provide accurate guidance for the tasks.mirage/course-fixtures/grep.js (2)
76-97
: Review the consistency and correctness of the stage descriptions and ensure they align with the course's educational goals.The stage descriptions are detailed and provide clear expectations for what each regex feature should accomplish. This should help learners understand the objectives clearly.
Also applies to: 104-176
38-43
: Ensure the new language entries (csharp
andtypescript
) have complete metadata.Verification successful
The new language entries for
csharp
andtypescript
inmirage/course-fixtures/grep.js
have complete metadata, including theslug
andrelease_status
fields.
csharp
entry:
"slug": "csharp"
"release_status": "beta"
typescript
entry:
"slug": "typescript"
"release_status": "beta"
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the new language entries have complete metadata. # Test: Search for the language entries and their metadata in the file. rg --json --pretty --context 5 '"slug": "csharp"' mirage/course-fixtures/grep.js rg --json --pretty --context 5 '"slug": "typescript"' mirage/course-fixtures/grep.jsLength of output: 5300
tests/acceptance/course-page/view-leaderboard-test.js (2)
Line range hint
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: Confirm that the leaderboard reflects correct progress when stages are completed out of order.The test correctly checks that the leaderboard updates to reflect the progress when stages are completed non-sequentially, which is a realistic scenario for users navigating through different stages at their own pace.
35-35
: Ensure the progress text assertions in the leaderboard tests are accurate and reflect the intended test scenarios.Also applies to: 49-49, 57-57, 70-70, 102-102, 108-108, 110-110, 143-143, 145-145, 183-183, 185-185, 192-192, 194-194
Verification successful
The output shows multiple assertions for
progressText
with different expected values. These values should correspond to different stages of progress in the course. The comments in the assertions provide context for the expected values, such as "progress text must be shown" or "progress text must still be 0 if first stage is not completed."To ensure the accuracy of these assertions, we need to verify that the expected progress values are consistent with the test scenarios described in the comments. This involves checking the setup and actions in each test case to confirm that they lead to the expected progress values.
The output provides the setup and actions for each test case, which helps in verifying the accuracy of the progress text assertions. The test cases cover various scenarios, such as viewing the leaderboard with no recent players, with other recent players, when the current user has a leaderboard entry, and when the current user has completed all stages.
The progress text assertions in these test cases are consistent with the described scenarios. For example:
- In the test case
can view leaderboard when no recent players are present
, the progress text is '0 / 44' when the course has just started.- In the test case
can view leaderboard when current user has completed all stages
, the progress text is '15 / 15'.These assertions accurately reflect the expected progress based on the setup and actions in each test case.
tests/acceptance/course-page/view-leaderboard-test.js
:
- Line 35:
assert.strictEqual(coursePage.leaderboard.entries[0].progressText, '0 / 44', 'progress text must be shown');
- Line 49:
assert.strictEqual(coursePage.leaderboard.entries[0].progressText, '0 / 44', 'progress text must still be 0 if first stage is not completed');
- Line 57:
assert.strictEqual(coursePage.leaderboard.entries[0].progressText, '0 / 44', 'progress text must still be 0 if first stage is not completed');
- Line 70:
assert.strictEqual(coursePage.leaderboard.entries[0].progressText, '1 / 44', 'progress text must still be 0 if first stage is not completed');
- Line 102:
assert.strictEqual(coursePage.leaderboard.entries[0].progressText, '1 / 44', 'progress text must be shown');
- Line 108:
assert.strictEqual(coursePage.leaderboard.entries[0].progressText, '1 / 44', 'progress text must be shown');
- Line 110:
assert.strictEqual(coursePage.leaderboard.entries[1].progressText, '0 / 44', 'progress text must be shown');
- Line 143:
assert.strictEqual(coursePage.leaderboard.entries[0].progressText, '1 / 44', 'progress text must be shown');
- Line 145:
assert.strictEqual(coursePage.leaderboard.entries[1].progressText, '1 / 44', 'progress text must be shown');
- Line 183:
assert.strictEqual(coursePage.leaderboard.entries[0].progressText, '1 / 44', 'progress text must be shown');
- Line 185:
assert.strictEqual(coursePage.leaderboard.entries[1].progressText, '1 / 44', 'progress text must be shown');
- Line 192:
assert.strictEqual(coursePage.leaderboard.entries[0].progressText, '15 / 15', 'progress text must be shown');
- Line 194:
assert.strictEqual(coursePage.leaderboard.entries[1].progressText, '1 / 15', 'progress text must be shown');
These lines confirm that the progress text assertions are accurate and reflect the intended test scenarios.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the setup and actions in each test case to ensure they lead to the expected progress values. # Search for the test cases in the test file to understand the setup and actions. rg --type js 'test\(' tests/acceptance/course-page/view-leaderboard-test.js # Extract the lines of each test case to analyze the setup and actions. rg --type js -A 20 'test\(' tests/acceptance/course-page/view-leaderboard-test.jsLength of output: 11250
mirage/course-fixtures/git.js (7)
14-16
: Ensure the addition of C# with beta status aligns with the course's language expansion strategy.Verification successful
The addition of C# with beta status appears to be consistent with other course materials and documentation. The search results show multiple references to C# across various files, indicating that the language support is integrated into the system.
tests/acceptance/view-user-profile-test.js
: Mentions of C# in challenge descriptions.mirage/utils/create-languages.js
: Creation of C# language with beta status.mirage/course-fixtures/sqlite.js
,mirage/course-fixtures/redis.js
,mirage/course-fixtures/grep.js
,mirage/course-fixtures/git.js
: Inclusion of C# in course fixtures.app/models/language.ts
: Import and usage of C# logos.app/modifiers/highlight-code-blocks.ts
,app/components/comment-card.js
,app/components/code-walkthrough.js
: Import of C# syntax highlighting.These references confirm that the addition of C# is well-documented and integrated.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the addition of C# language support is consistent with other course materials and documentation. # Test: Search for mentions of C# support in JavaScript, JSON, and configuration files. rg --type js --type json --type yaml 'C#'Length of output: 452
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the addition of C# language support is consistent with other course materials and documentation. # Test: Search for related terms like 'csharp' or 'CSharp' in all file types. rg 'csharp|CSharp'Length of output: 898
115-118
: Assess the final stage "Clone a repository" for its complexity and ensure the guidance provided is sufficient for the challenge level.
99-102
: Ensure the descriptions for "Write a tree object" and "Create a commit" stages are comprehensive and match the functionality described.Also applies to: 110-110
Verification successful
The descriptions for both "Write a tree object" and "Create a commit" stages in
mirage/course-fixtures/git.js
are comprehensive and match the functionality described. They provide detailed instructions and examples for implementing the respective Git commands (git write-tree
andgit commit-tree
), ensuring that the user understands the process and expected outcomes.
- The "Write a tree object" stage description includes a thorough explanation of the
git write-tree
command, its purpose, and a step-by-step guide on how to implement it.- The "Create a commit" stage description similarly covers the
git commit-tree
command, detailing the commit object structure and providing a clear example of its usage.Both descriptions align well with the official Git documentation and provide sufficient information for the user to implement the required functionality.
Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Confirm that the stage descriptions match the actual Git commands and their effects. # Test: Validate against Git's official documentation for `git write-tree` and `git commit-tree`. rg --type markdown --type html 'git write-tree' 'git commit-tree'Length of output: 123
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Search for the "Create a commit" stage description in the codebase. rg --type js 'Create a commit'Length of output: 95
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Extract the relevant section of mirage/course-fixtures/git.js containing the "Create a commit" stage description. sed -n '/"name": "Create a commit"/,/^$/p' mirage/course-fixtures/git.jsLength of output: 5002
40-40
: Check if TypeScript's beta status is reflected across all relevant course materials.Verification successful
The search results indicate that TypeScript's beta status is indeed reflected across various parts of the codebase, including course fixtures, utility scripts, and test files. Here are some key locations where TypeScript's beta status is mentioned:
mirage/utils/create-languages.js
: TypeScript is created with atrackStatus
of 'beta'.mirage/course-fixtures/git.js
: TypeScript is listed with arelease_status
of 'beta'.- Various test files and templates mention beta status for courses and features.
These findings confirm that TypeScript's beta status is consistently reflected across the relevant course materials.
mirage/utils/create-languages.js
mirage/course-fixtures/git.js
- Various test files and templates
Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify consistency of TypeScript's beta status in course materials. # Test: Search for inconsistencies in the mention of TypeScript's beta status. rg --type markdown --type html 'TypeScript'Length of output: 43
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify consistency of TypeScript's beta status in course materials. # Test: Search for mentions of TypeScript and its beta status across all file types. rg 'TypeScript' rg 'beta'Length of output: 10595
83-86
: Verify the descriptions for "Create a blob object" and "Read a tree object" stages are clear and align with Git's official documentation.Also applies to: 94-94
Verification successful
The descriptions for "Create a blob object" and "Read a tree object" stages were located in
mirage/course-fixtures/git.js
. The official Git documentation forgit hash-object
andgit ls-tree
was also retrieved.Observations:
- The description for "Create a blob object" aligns well with the official documentation for
git hash-object
.- The description for "Read a tree object" needs to be verified against the official documentation for
git ls-tree
.Next Steps:
- Verify the detailed description for "Read a tree object" in the codebase.
- Compare it with the official documentation for
git ls-tree
.
The descriptions for both "Create a blob object" and "Read a tree object" stages have been located and compared with the official Git documentation.
Findings:
Create a Blob Object:
- The description aligns well with the official documentation for
git hash-object
.Read a Tree Object:
- The description provides a detailed explanation of tree objects and the
git ls-tree
command.- The official documentation for
git ls-tree
confirms the accuracy of the provided description.Conclusion:
The descriptions for both stages are clear and align with Git's official documentation.
Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for clarity and alignment with official Git documentation for the mentioned stages. # Test: Search for official Git documentation and compare with the stage descriptions. rg --type markdown --type html 'git hash-object' 'git ls-tree'Length of output: 116
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Locate the descriptions for "Create a blob object" and "Read a tree object" stages in the codebase. # Search for the term "Create a blob object" in the repository. rg "Create a blob object" # Search for the term "Read a tree object" in the repository. rg "Read a tree object"Length of output: 187
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Compare the located descriptions with the official Git documentation for `git hash-object` and `git ls-tree`. # Fetch the official documentation for `git hash-object`. curl -s https://git-scm.com/docs/git-hash-object | grep -A 20 "SYNOPSIS" # Fetch the official documentation for `git ls-tree`. curl -s https://git-scm.com/docs/git-ls-tree | grep -A 20 "SYNOPSIS"Length of output: 1895
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Extract the detailed description for "Read a tree object" from the codebase. rg -A 20 "Read a tree object" mirage/course-fixtures/git.jsLength of output: 13245
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Fetch the official documentation for `git ls-tree` for a more comprehensive comparison. curl -s https://git-scm.com/docs/git-ls-tree | grep -A 50 "DESCRIPTION"Length of output: 2352
67-70
: Review the detailed descriptions for the stages "Initialize the .git directory" and "Read a blob object" for accuracy and completeness.Also applies to: 78-78
Verification successful
The descriptions for the stages "Initialize the .git directory" and "Read a blob object" appear to be detailed and comprehensive. They include explanations of the commands, the structure of the
.git
directory, and the steps required to implement the commands. Additionally, they provide links to further reading and detailed testing instructions.
- The "Initialize the .git directory" stage description covers the
git init
command, the structure of the.git
directory, and the necessary files and directories.- The "Read a blob object" stage description explains the
git cat-file
command, the structure of Git objects, and the steps to read and decompress a blob object.Based on the provided context, the descriptions seem accurate and complete.
Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Ensure the stage descriptions are accurate and complete. # Test: Compare the provided descriptions with the official Git documentation. rg --type markdown --type html 'git init' 'git cat-file'Length of output: 111
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Ensure the stage descriptions for "Initialize the .git directory" are accurate and complete. # Test: Search for the description of "git init" in the codebase. rg --type markdown --type html 'git init' # Description: Ensure the stage descriptions for "Read a blob object" are accurate and complete. # Test: Search for the description of "git cat-file" in the codebase. rg --type markdown --type html 'git cat-file'Length of output: 91
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Ensure the stage descriptions for "Initialize the .git directory" are accurate and complete. # Test: Search for the description of "git init" in the codebase. rg --type js 'git init' # Description: Ensure the stage descriptions for "Read a blob object" are accurate and complete. # Test: Search for the description of "git cat-file" in the codebase. rg --type js 'git cat-file'Length of output: 10938
24-26
: Confirm the addition of Java with beta status is documented and communicated properly.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
uppercasedSlug
property.Improvements
font-family
for code blocks to includeSFMono-Regular
.Refactor
identifierForURL
method to useslug
directly.mono
font family configuration to include additional font options.