Add a test-macro crate for fixture expansion lints - #53
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`rstest`'s `#[fixture]` re-wraps the annotated body in a further block, so a single-expression fixture trips `unused_braces` under denied warnings. Splitting the body over several lines silences the lint, but `.rustfmt.toml` sets `fn_single_line = true`, so `cargo fmt` collapses it straight back. `make lint` and `make check-fmt` end up demanding mutually exclusive spellings of the same fixture, with no in-source resolution. Add `crates/skyjoust_test_macros` with an `allow_fixture_expansion_lints` attribute, mirroring the estate approach already adopted in `leynos/weaver`. The emitted attributes are kept token-identical with `weaver-test-macros` so the two do not drift. The macro emits `#[allow]` rather than `#[expect]` because it is applied to fixtures whose bodies may or may not be single expressions, so an expectation would go unfulfilled on every multi-statement fixture. The paired `cfg_attr(clippy, expect(clippy::allow_attributes, ...))` satisfies the workspace deny without going unfulfilled under a plain `rustc` build, where that lint never fires. The integration test sets `#![deny(unused_braces)]` at crate level, so it compiles only while the attribute works; removing the attribute makes the target fail to build. It covers both the single-expression and multi-statement fixture shapes. Record the decision as ADR 006 and add a carve-out to the developer's guide, whose lint-silencing rule otherwise reads as forbidding the `#[allow]` this crate emits.
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In `@crates/skyjoust_test_macros/Cargo.toml`:
- Around line 20-21: Add a trybuild compile-time regression harness for the
single-expression fixture, with one UI case verifying failure without the
attribute and another verifying successful compilation with it; keep runtime
assertions separate from these compile-fail/pass tests.
In `@crates/skyjoust_test_macros/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 54-55: Update allow_fixture_expansion_lints to parse the input as
ItemFn, validate that the function has an rstest fixture attribute, and reject
non-function or non-fixture inputs before emitting the outer allow attribute.
Add compile-fail coverage for unsupported inputs.
In `@crates/skyjoust_test_macros/tests/fixture_expansion_lints.rs`:
- Around line 9-17: Add a Clippy-only lint configuration near the existing
crate-level lints in fixture_expansion_lints.rs, such as denying
clippy::allow_attributes, so the generated cfg_attr(clippy, expect(...)) path is
validated. Ensure the fixture_expansion_lints test target is exercised with
cargo clippy --tests.
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- Around line 64-66: Wrap the ADR 006 Markdown list item in docs/contents.md to
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Exercise the Clippy-only expectation branch.
The test enables unused_braces only. It does not enable clippy::allow_attributes, and cargo test does not execute Clippy. A regression in the generated cfg_attr(clippy, expect(...)) can therefore pass this suite. Add #![cfg_attr(clippy, deny(clippy::allow_attributes))] or an equivalent UI case, and run the target through cargo clippy --tests.
Clippy uses a separate cargo clippy command, and cfg_attr emits its nested attribute only when its predicate is true. (doc.rust-lang.org)
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In `@crates/skyjoust_test_macros/tests/fixture_expansion_lints.rs` around lines 9
- 17, Add a Clippy-only lint configuration near the existing crate-level lints
in fixture_expansion_lints.rs, such as denying clippy::allow_attributes, so the
generated cfg_attr(clippy, expect(...)) path is validated. Ensure the
fixture_expansion_lints test target is exercised with cargo clippy --tests.
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Codegraph analysis shows that crates/skyjoust_test_macros/src/lib.rs still generates the Clippy-gated expectation. However, crates/skyjoust_test_macros/tests/fixture_expansion_lints.rs only denies unused_braces. The UI pass case also has no Clippy lint configuration. No target-specific cargo clippy --tests command was found.
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Update `crates/skyjoust_test_macros/tests/fixture_expansion_lints.rs` to test the Clippy-only expansion path from `allow_fixture_expansion_lints`.
1. Keep the existing `#![deny(unused_braces)]` lint.
2. Add a crate-level Clippy-only lint configuration:
`#![cfg_attr(clippy, deny(clippy::allow_attributes))]`
3. Preserve both fixture cases:
- The single-expression fixture must prove that `unused_braces` remains suppressed.
- The multi-statement fixture must prove that the generated `expect(clippy::allow_attributes)` is fulfilled under Clippy.
4. Run the specific integration-test target with Clippy:
`cargo clippy -p skyjoust-test-macros --test fixture_expansion_lints`
5. Run the relevant normal test target:
`cargo test -p skyjoust-test-macros --test fixture_expansion_lints`
6. Run the repository-required checks from the developer guidance, if available.
Do not add a broad lint suppression. Keep the change limited to the regression coverage and any documentation that describes its validation command.
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crates/skyjoust_test_macros/tests/ui/fixture_expansion_lints/fail/fixture_without_attribute.rs#L1-L1,
crates/skyjoust_test_macros/tests/ui/fixture_expansion_lints/fail/function_without_fixture.rs#L1-L1,
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crates/skyjoust_test_macros/tests/ui/fixture_expansion_lints/fail/non_function.rs#L1-L1
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Summary
Adds
crates/skyjoust_test_macros, a test-only procedural-macro crate holdingallow_fixture_expansion_lints. This is the estate-mandated approach,mirroring
weaver-test-macrosin
leynos/weaver; the emitted attributes are kept token-identical with thatcrate so the two do not drift.
This is the lower layer of a two-PR stack. The upper layer is
#51, which consumes the
attribute.
The problem
The workspace denies warnings and
.rustfmt.tomlsetsfn_single_line = true.rstest's#[fixture]re-wraps the annotated body in a further block, so asingle-expression fixture trips
unused_braces:Splitting the body over several lines silences the lint, but
cargo fmtcollapses it straight back.
make lintandmake check-fmtend up demandingmutually exclusive spellings of the same fixture, with no in-source
resolution. This is a known
rstestissue, and it recurs at every fixture theproject writes — roadmap phase 0.5 is about to add many.
Usage
Why
allowand notexpectThe developer's guide §7.3 requires
#[expect(...)]over#[allow(...)], sothis needs justifying rather than smuggling past.
The guide's reasoning is that a stale suppression should surface as a warning.
That does not transfer here: the attribute is applied to fixtures whose bodies
may or may not be single expressions, so an
#[expect(unused_braces)]would gounfulfilled — and therefore warn — on every multi-statement fixture.
#[allow]is the right tool for a suppression whose applicability varies withthe annotated item.
The emitted
#[allow]would itself tripclippy::allow_attributes, so theexpansion pairs it with
cfg_attr(clippy, expect(clippy::allow_attributes, …)). Thecfg_attrguardmatters: that lint fires only under Clippy, so an unguarded
#[expect]would gounfulfilled under a plain
rustcbuild. Both paths are verified.§7.3 gains an explicit carve-out, so the
#[allow]this crate emits does notread as a violation of the rule directly above it. The rule is unchanged for
handwritten sites.
How it is tested
tests/fixture_expansion_lints.rssets#![deny(unused_braces)]at cratelevel, so the file compiles only while the attribute is working. Removing the
attribute makes the target fail to build — that failure is the assertion. I
ran that negative control; without the attribute the build fails as expected.
The file covers both shapes: the single-expression fixture that trips the lint,
and the multi-statement fixture that does not — the latter being the case that
rules out
#[expect]in the expansion.tests/fixture_expansion_lints_ui.rsseparately usestrybuildto prove theprotected fixture compiles, while the unprotected fixture, a non-fixture
function, and a non-function each fail to compile.
Scope note
The workspace grows to three members, so this carries an ADR per the
developer's guide §2 rule. ADR 006 explains why this does not reopen ADR 002's
deferral of runtime crate splits: that decision governs runtime functionality,
and a procedural macro cannot be a module of a normal crate in any case.
Validation
make check-fmt,make lint,make typecheck,make test(78 tests),make markdownlint,make nixie,make check-state-graphs, andgit diff --checkall pass.References