Tests fail on Windows (Cannot read property 'baseDirectory' of undefined)

[bretkikehara]

Example of stacktrace:

~\locator>npm test

> locator@0.3.3 pretest ~\locator
> jshint --config ./node_modules/yui-lint/jshint.json ./lib/ tests/lib/


> locator@0.3.3 test ~\locator
> mocha tests/lib/parseBundle.js --reporter spec



  BundleLocator.parseBundle()
    1) parseBundle()


  0 passing (253 ms)
  1 failing

  1) BundleLocator.parseBundle() parseBundle():
     TypeError: Cannot read property 'baseDirectory' of undefined
      at n.<anonymous> (~\locator\lib\bundleLocator.js:497:23)
      at new n (~\locator\node_modules\yui\promise\promise-min.js:1:2
28)
      at Object.BundleLocator._processFileQueue (~\locator\lib\bundle
Locator.js:486:16)
      at n.<anonymous> (~\locator\lib\bundleLocator.js:564:29)
      at ~\locator\node_modules\yui\promise\promise-min.js:1:1450
      at Object._onImmediate (~\locator\node_modules\yui\timers\timer
s-min.js:1:207)
      at processImmediate [as _immediateCallback] (timers.js:330:15)



npm ERR! weird error 1
npm ERR! not ok code 0

Issue in the code

Looking at the code, the build fails in bundleLocator.js on line 346 - 348. If I am reading the code correctly, the assumption is that paths will follow the Unix layout, hence the '/' check.

Inserting another condition, '\\' === findPath.charAt(bundlePath.length), will fix the Cannot read property 'baseDirectory' of undefined error, but the tests will not fully pass where actual is 26 and expected is 31.

~\locator>npm test

> locator@0.3.3 pretest ~\locator
> jshint --config ./node_modules/yui-lint/jshint.json ./lib/ tests/lib/


> locator@0.3.3 test ~\locator
> mocha tests/lib/parseBundle.js --reporter spec



  BundleLocator.parseBundle()
    1) parseBundle()


  0 passing (295 ms)
  1 failing

  1) BundleLocator.parseBundle() parseBundle():

      actual expected

      31 26





npm ERR! weird error 1
npm ERR! not ok code 0

[isao]

I think _getBundleNameByPath() should use path.sep here, or something along the lines of this pkg..

[caridy]

good catch! we have a similar situation a while ago in locator, and @drewfish managed to avoid the verification of the root. For locator the root is actually the dirname passed into locator, not need to look outside of that.