The default tests for the ts-basic application template throws an error at probot.receive
Current Behavior
This test throws a typeError that seems to stem from come from @octokit
import nock from 'nock'
// Requiring our app implementation
import myProbotApp from '../src'
import { Probot } from 'probot'
// Requiring our fixtures
import payload from './fixtures/issues.opened.json'
const issueCreatedBody = { body: 'Thanks for opening this issue!' }
nock.disableNetConnect()
describe('My Probot app', () => {
let probot: any
beforeEach(() => {
probot = new Probot({ id: 123, cert: 'test' })
// Load our app into probot
const app = probot.load(myProbotApp)
// just return a test token
app.app = () => 'test'
})
test('creates a passing check', async () => {
// Test that we correctly return a test token
nock('https://api.github.com')
.post('/app/installations/2/access_tokens')
.reply(200, { token: 'test' })
// Test that a commented is posted
nock('https://api.github.com')
.post('/repos/hiimbex/testing-things/issues/1/comments', (body: any) => {
expect(body).toMatchObject(issueCreatedBody)
return true
})
.reply(200)
// Recieve a webhook event
await probot.receive({ name: 'issues', payload })
})
})
However, on npm run test we get an error:
● My Probot app › creates a passing check
TypeError: this.app.getSignedJsonWebToken is not a function
39 |
40 | // Recieve a webhook event
> 41 | await probot.receive({ name: 'issues', payload })
| ^
42 | })
43 | })
44 |
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Oops, the test itself was broken because of this line app.app = () => 'test'. This was, however, a default test that came with create-probot-app. I'll open up an issue over there.
Fixed by removing that line and changing probot = new Probot({ id: 123, cert: 'test' }) to probot = new Probot({ id: 123, githubToken: 'test' }).