feat(remote): add tests for git remote taskfiles #1894
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This uses a similar approach as the HTTP remote taskfile tests, leveraging the `git` tool's built-in support for hosting a local HTTP server via CGI.
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| if !gitSupported { | ||
| t.Log("git tests not supported and will be skipped") | ||
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I put this as a guard for now, but I would expect pretty much every CI and dev environment will have git installed. If you all agree, I will remove this guard to reduce noise in the code.
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I'm going to mark this as draft while I sort out the CI issues. I need to find the right git ref to use. |
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Ok, fixed now. |
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This uses a similar approach as the HTTP remote taskfile tests,
leveraging the
gittool's built-in support for hosting a local HTTPserver via CGI.
I was inspired by the HTTP tests and realized the same thing could work for git.