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Pls read our contributing guidelines and specifically the memory about adding support for a new language server. This PR is incomplete |
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Specifically, tests and the possibility to run them in CI are missing. The memory describes the minimal required tests |
- Add COBOL test repository with main.cob and lib/helper.cob - Implement comprehensive test suite with 7 test methods * test_ls_is_running - Verify language server initialization * test_find_symbols_in_main - Test symbol finding in main file * test_find_symbols_in_helper - Test symbol finding in helper file * test_find_definition_within_file - Test within-file definitions * test_find_definition_across_files - Test cross-file definitions * test_find_references_within_file - Test within-file references * test_find_references_across_files - Test cross-file references - Add pytest marker for COBOL tests in pyproject.toml - Configure CI to install GnuCOBOL on Linux/macOS in pytest.yml - Update documentation: * README.md - Add COBOL to supported languages list * docs/01-about/020_programming-languages.md - Add COBOL entry with setup notes * CHANGELOG.md - Document new COBOL support Addresses feedback from PR oraios#1159 - all missing tests and CI configuration now included.
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Such if statements should be removed, from here and any other tests. Tests shouldn't be successful if the functionality fails
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@MischaPanch Thank you for the feedback!
I've already created a comprehensive COBOL setup guide following the same structure as the Scala and other language guides:
📚 Guide Location: docs/03-special-guides/cobol_setup_guide_for_serena.md
What's Covered:
✅ Multi-platform installation:
- Linux (Ubuntu/Debian, Fedora/RHEL/CentOS, Arch Linux)
- macOS (Homebrew, MacPorts)
- Windows (MSYS2, Cygwin, Pre-built binaries)
✅ Windows-specific complexities:
- Detailed installation options (MSYS2 is recommended)
- Common issues troubleshooting section
- PATH configuration
- DLL dependency resolution
- CI/CD considerations for Windows
✅ Verification and testing:
- GnuCOBOL installation verification
- Test compilation steps
- Serena integration testing
✅ Configuration:
- Serena LSP settings
- Workspace configuration
- Copybook path setup
The guide is structured similarly to the Scala setup guide and covers all the platform-specific complexities, especially for Windows which requires more setup steps due to GnuCOBOL's Unix heritage.
Please let me know if there are any specific areas you'd like me to expand on or clarify!
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Thanks @Priguptk . This comment is not addressed, there still is if references in the tests. All such conditionals have to be removed (including definition_location_list).
Pls also resolve the merge conflicts
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Hi @Priguptk . I forgot to click the submit review button, sorry for that :(. Only noticed it now
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Thanks @Priguptk . This comment is not addressed, there still is if references in the tests. All such conditionals have to be removed (including definition_location_list).
Pls also resolve the merge conflicts
# Conflicts: # CHANGELOG.md # README.md # pyproject.toml
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@Priguptk I now took a closer look, this PR was very far off a working version. There were many fundamental mistakes that were even caught on a type-checking level, the tests weren't even executable. I now pushed fixes to the wiring |
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