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## CI Log Suppression
**Two-level approach for clean test output:**
1. **Suppress debug/info logs**: Call `logger.setLogLevel("ERROR")` in
CI to hide verbose logging
2. **Suppress intentional error logs**: Set `mmTestMode` flag and check
it before logging errors that are part of test assertions (e.g., testing
error handling in `git_helper.js` and `server_functions.js`)
This keeps CI output clean and makes genuine failures immediately
visible, while preserving full logging for local development.
**Before:** 1348 log lines with verbose debug/info output
**After:** 168 log clean lines with only test results
## Calendar Symbol Test Stability
Convert the calendar symbol test from external URL (`calendarlabs.com`)
to existing local mock file (`12_events.ics`). This eliminates CI
timeouts caused by external dependencies and improves test reliability.
The test still validates the same symbol array feature but now runs
faster and deterministically without network dependencies.
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976 B
JavaScript
36 lines
976 B
JavaScript
/**
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* Vitest setup file for module aliasing and CI logging
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* This allows require("logger") to work in unit tests
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*/
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const Module = require("node:module");
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const path = require("node:path");
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// Set test mode flag for application code to detect test environment
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process.env.mmTestMode = "true";
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// Store the original require
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const originalRequire = Module.prototype.require;
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// Track if we've already applied log level
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let logLevelApplied = false;
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// Override require to handle our custom aliases
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Module.prototype.require = function (id) {
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// Handle "logger" alias
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if (id === "logger") {
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const logger = originalRequire.call(this, path.resolve(__dirname, "../../js/logger.js"));
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// Suppress debug/info logs in CI to keep output clean
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if (!logLevelApplied && process.env.CI === "true") {
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logger.setLogLevel("ERROR");
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logLevelApplied = true;
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}
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return logger;
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}
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// Handle all other requires normally
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return originalRequire.apply(this, arguments);
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};
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