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fix testEnumerables on ObjectWrap #736

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@fholzer fholzer commented May 24, 2020

The assertion on key length is broken. It's an assignment instead of a bool expression.
Also changes the tests for properties to the same style as the tests for "own properties."

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fholzer commented May 25, 2020

Also since the key length assertion was broken, no one noticed that the key length actually changed because addition instance properties were added. (in e8935bd)

assert(keys.includes("testGetSet"));
assert(keys.includes("testGetter"));
assert(keys.includes("testValue"));
assert(keys.includes("testMethod"));
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Since there are now 6, there should likely be an assert for the 2 additional methods right?

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From what I see, tests for those were added in the same commit the properties were added. See e8935bd#diff-ec20a47eb5374e448ec0794a5fb6ac6eR100
Though maybe I'm missing something...

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I just though that if it validates that the number is 6, then it would be followed by 6 asserts as to what those are. It's not clear to without taking more time to check that that the earlier

 assert(Object.keys(obj).length === 2);
    assert(Object.keys(obj).includes('ownProperty'));
    assert(Object.keys(obj).indexOf('ownPropertyT') >= 0);

covers that and if it it does it may may sense to still have the additional checks so that if the length is 6 we follow it with 6 checks.

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I added the check in 2405844

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LGTM

mhdawson pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 9, 2020
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mhdawson commented Jun 9, 2020

@fholzer thanks!. Landed as d463f02

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