I'm working on a project where there are test files using the busted luarock. The platform that's running the test files doesn't require that the busted functions are declared beforehand, so neovim thinks that the functions are not defined.
For example, a test file may look like:
describe("initialization", function()
lazy_setup(function()
-- do some lazy setup
end)
before_each(function()
-- some initialization code
end)
it("works as expected", function()
assert.equal(1, 1)
end)
end)
at no point in the file is local busted = require("busted") or any definitions of the describe, before_each or lazy_setup functions assigned.
Is there a way to enable this in coc-lua that I'm missing? and if not, could this be an option? maybe as a built-in third-party configuration?
I'm working on a project where there are test files using the
bustedluarock. The platform that's running the test files doesn't require that the busted functions are declared beforehand, so neovim thinks that the functions are not defined.For example, a test file may look like:
at no point in the file is
local busted = require("busted")or any definitions of thedescribe,before_eachorlazy_setupfunctions assigned.Is there a way to enable this in coc-lua that I'm missing? and if not, could this be an option? maybe as a built-in third-party configuration?