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@KazuCocoa just to let you know I'm still working on this, sorry to trigger the tests so often, is there a way that I could run the pipeline only when the draft is done? Thanks and have a great weekend |
Yea, you could comment out triggers in .github directory until you're ready |
Especially functional-test.yml |
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lgtm in my best knowledge. Thank you!
Great thank you @KazuCocoa I will create another PR from master to continue the steep work, thanks! |
Description
This PR is the third PR in our efforts to bring full RBS support to the ruby_lib_core
A lot of support RBS files from Selenium, should be deleted after the Selenium RBS files are available with the gem
We will probably need 2 or 3 extra PRs to add full support, so it will be easier for @KazuCocoa to review, once we managed to get this merged, I will start working on the next PR.
And the results might be affected by the steep upgrade by dependabot here #601.
The end goal is to be able to run type validation on the CI pipeline.
Before the PR:
After the PR:
Motivation and Context
We want to add type support to the core library as specified here #296 so it's easier for new contributors to understand what the methods are expecting and returning.
We also want eventually to be able to run automatic type checks to avoid type errors, and we would like for the RBS files to serve as documentation so the contributors do not need to write as many comments and speed up their flow.