Fix building assets in test environment

Webpacker (Ruby wrapper to webpack) uses RAILS_ENV-based environments while
the javascript configuration for webpack re-reads this configuration file using
the NODE_ENV environment variable. This means that when RAILS_ENV=test, running
“assets:precompile” compiled the production packs in “public/packs” while
webpacker expects them in “public/packs-test”. This causes Ruby to recompile
them on-the-fly, possibly leading to race conditions in parallel_tests.

This changes:
- Disables on-the-fly compilation in test environment
- Changes the javascript part to read the correct environment
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Thibaut Girka 6 years ago committed by ThibG
parent 307fb338ee
commit 2df72d0697

@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ const glob = require('glob');
const configPath = resolve('config', 'webpacker.yml');
const loadersDir = join(__dirname, 'loaders');
const settings = safeLoad(readFileSync(configPath), 'utf8')[env.NODE_ENV];
const settings = safeLoad(readFileSync(configPath), 'utf8')[env.RAILS_ENV || env.NODE_ENV];
const flavourFiles = glob.sync('app/javascript/flavours/*/theme.yml');
const skinFiles = glob.sync('app/javascript/skins/*/*');
const flavours = {};

@ -28,6 +28,10 @@ test:
# Compile test packs to a separate directory
public_output_path: packs-test
# CircleCI precompiles packs prior to running the tests.
# Also avoids race conditions in parallel_tests.
compile: false
production:
<<: *default

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