Fix runnable detection #234
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In PR zed-extensions#229, we changed the runnable detection logic for it, describe, its, etc. to look inside of strings for their content so that we don't pass along their quotations to the command line. However, in doing so, tests that use modules, classes, or symbols were no longer being detected. Add back detection for those, and a catch-all to make sure we don't miss any other cases (which is what we had before).
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For any curious internet wanderers that run in to the same problem as me, until this is merged, you can install version 0.16.3 (Extensions -> Search for "Ruby" -> Three dots -> Install another version...) and it should behave the same as before. |
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In #229 , we changed the runnable detection logic for it, describe, its, etc. to look inside of strings for their content so that we don't pass along their quotations to the command line. However, in doing so, tests that use modules, classes, or symbols were no longer being detected. Add back detection for those, and a catch-all to make sure we don't miss any other cases (which is what we had before).