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fix(@schematics/angular): handle pending() in focused and skipped tests in refactor-jasmine-vitest - #34689
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…ts in refactor-jasmine-vitest `transformPending` only matches calls whose expression is the bare `it` identifier, but `transformFocusedAndSkippedTests` runs earlier in the pipeline and has already renamed `fit` to `it.only` and `xit` to `it.skip`. A focused test containing `pending()` is therefore migrated to `it.only` with the `pending()` call left in place, which throws a ReferenceError at runtime since Vitest has no `pending` global; a skipped test keeps a dangling `pending()` call that no longer compiles once the Jasmine types are removed. Also match the renamed `it.only` and `it.skip` forms and convert both to `it.skip` with the usual TODO comment. A pending spec never runs its body in Jasmine, even when focused, so `it.skip` preserves the observed behavior. Verified with two new `transformPending` cases that run the full transform pipeline on `fit` and `xit` inputs; both fail without this change and `//packages/schematics/angular:test` passes with it.
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This pull request updates the transformPending function in the Jasmine-to-Vitest schematic to correctly handle focused (fit) and skipped (xit) tests that contain a pending() call. Since these tests are transformed to it.only and it.skip earlier in the pipeline, the transformer now recognizes these property access expressions and ensures they are both mapped to it.skip (as pending specs do not run their bodies in Jasmine). Corresponding unit tests have been added to verify this behavior. I have no additional feedback to provide.
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transformPendingonly matches calls whose expression is the bareitidentifier, buttransformFocusedAndSkippedTestsruns earlier in the pipeline and has already renamedfittoit.onlyandxittoit.skip. A focused test containingpending()is therefore migrated toit.onlywith thepending()call left in place, which throws a ReferenceError at runtime since Vitest has nopendingglobal; a skipped test keeps a danglingpending()call that no longer compiles once the Jasmine types are removed.Also match the renamed
it.onlyandit.skipforms and convert both toit.skipwith the usual TODO comment. A pending spec never runs its body in Jasmine, even when focused, soit.skippreserves the observed behavior.Verified with two new
transformPendingcases that run the full transform pipeline onfitandxitinputs; both fail without this change and//packages/schematics/angular:testpasses with it.