Don't use text change's createNewFile for existing empty file#54358
Don't use text change's createNewFile for existing empty file#54358
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| getApplicableRefactors(fileName: string, positionOrRange: number | TextRange): ApplicableRefactorInfo[] { | ||
| const args = this.createFileLocationOrRangeRequestArgs(positionOrRange, fileName); | ||
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Fourslash server tests previously didn't work with move to file
| * arguments for any interactive action before offering it. | ||
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| getApplicableRefactors(fileName: string, positionOrRange: number | TextRange, preferences: UserPreferences | undefined, triggerReason?: RefactorTriggerReason, kind?: string, includeInteractiveActions?: boolean): ApplicableRefactorInfo[]; | ||
| getEditsForRefactor(fileName: string, formatOptions: FormatCodeSettings, positionOrRange: number | TextRange, refactorName: string, actionName: string, preferences: UserPreferences | undefined, includeInteractiveActions?: InteractiveRefactorArguments): RefactorEditInfo | undefined; |
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Drive-by fix, I thought this parameter had a misleading name, since it's not a boolean.
| changes.insertNodesAtEndOfFile(targetFile, body, /*blankLineBetween*/ false); | ||
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| if (imports.length > 0) { | ||
| insertImports(changes, targetFile, imports, /*blankLineBetween*/ true, preferences); |
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Regarding the extra new lines, we could also change this code to pass blankLineBetween: false, and the consequence would be that we'd sometimes not have an empty line between the import blocks and the moved statements in the target file, e.g.:
import { a } from "./a";
const x = 2;instead of
import { a } from "./a";
const x = 2;
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| import { GetApplicableRefactorsRequestArgs, GetEditsForRefactorRequestArgs } from "../server/protocol.js"; | |||
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Nit: protocol is already imported from a namespace file, and I think that may still matter for initialization order in some cases.
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Why did a .js extension show up here?
(I would use the existing import if possible)
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I assume this was auto-imports with non-default VS Code settings (importModuleSpecifierEnding=js)
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Yep, I had importModuleSpecifierEnding set to js on my user settings (I think I accidentally changed the user one while trying to repro a bug in the past). Thanks for pointing that out
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@typescript-bot cherry-pick this to release-5.1 |
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Heya @DanielRosenwasser, I've started to run the task to cherry-pick this into |
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Hey @DanielRosenwasser, I've opened #54444 for you. |
…e-5.1 (#54444) Co-authored-by: Gabriela Araujo Britto <gabrielaa@microsoft.com>
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Fixes #54285.
This fix updates our handling of move to file when the target file already exists, but doesn't yet have any statements (i.e. is "empty"). Previously, we'd treat this empty file as a new file for the purposes of writing text changes to it, but this caused the reported crash, and it also had the consequence of us overwriting possibly existing comments in this empty target file.
This fix, however, uncovered a problem with how new lines are handled when we insert imports into a target file in move to file. The issue was already present, but now it also occurs when the target is an empty file. The issue is that we end up with extra new lines between the import statements the refactoring inserts, as witnessed by the test baselines that changed in this PR. There is also an inconsistency between choice of quotes that shows up in the tests. Both problems seem to be caused by us using
ImportAdderto add some of the imports in the target file, but also adding imports not using theImportAdder, and it seems like ideally we'd unify that so that we're consistent with new lines and quotes.