feat: everything 2.1 removes warns in 2.0, and nothing is silent - #263
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds migration notices for legacy entry points, warnings for removed and unknown options, explicit ChangesDeprecation and option validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A legacy require can remain silent when it follows the canonical umbrella load, so affected users may miss the migration warning promised by this release. This is a bounded but concrete merge-readiness issue that should be fixed and tested before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LegacyEntryPoint
participant SnapDiffDeprecation
participant SnapDiffCapybara
participant V1Umbrella
LegacyEntryPoint->>SnapDiffDeprecation: legacy_entry_point!
SnapDiffDeprecation-->>LegacyEntryPoint: migration notice
LegacyEntryPoint->>SnapDiffCapybara: require snap_diff-capybara
SnapDiffCapybara->>SnapDiffDeprecation: canonical_entry_point!
SnapDiffCapybara->>V1Umbrella: require v1 umbrella entry point
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant SnapDiffCompare
participant Comparison
participant Removal
Caller->>SnapDiffCompare: compare(options)
SnapDiffCompare->>Removal: warn_once for driver
SnapDiffCompare->>Comparison: initialize(options)
Comparison->>Removal: unknown_option(key)
Removal-->>Caller: warning
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Reviewer's GuideImplements ADR-010’s 2.0 contract that everything removed in 2.1 is warned about and that no user option is a silent no-op, by wiring require-time migration notices on v1 entry points, adding deprecation warnings for any use of the Sequence diagram for warning legacy and silent API usagesequenceDiagram
participant User
participant LegacyEntry as V1EntryPoint
participant CanonicalEntry as CanonicalEntryPoint
participant Deprecation as SnapDiffDeprecation
participant Config as SnapDiffConfig
participant Comparison as SnapDiffComparison
participant Removal as SnapDiffRemoval
User->>LegacyEntry: require v1-named entry point
LegacyEntry->>Deprecation: legacy_entry_point!
Deprecation-->>User: migration notice naming 2.1
User->>CanonicalEntry: require snap_diff-capybara
CanonicalEntry->>Deprecation: canonical_entry_point!
Deprecation-->>User: no legacy notice
User->>Config: driver=(value)
Config->>Removal: warn_once(:driver_setting, DRIVER_REMOVED)
Removal-->>User: driver removal warning
User->>Comparison: compare(..., driver: value)
Comparison->>Removal: warn_once(:driver_setting, DRIVER_REMOVED)
Comparison-->>User: driver removal warning
Flow diagram for screenshot option validationflowchart TD
A[Comparison entry point] --> B[SnapDiff::Comparison#initialize]
B --> C{Option key in KNOWN_OPTIONS?}
C -->|Yes| D[Freeze driver options and compare]
C -->|No| E[SnapDiff::Removal.unknown_option]
E --> F[Removal.warn_once]
F --> G[Warn in 2.0; raise ArgumentError in 2.1]
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In `@docs/UPGRADING.md`:
- Around line 286-288: Update the fenced warning-output block in the upgrading
documentation to specify the text language, changing the fence annotation to
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In `@lib/snap_diff/deprecation.rb`:
- Around line 78-80: Update legacy_entry_point! to suppress the migration notice
only during the internal umbrella require, using a scoped canonical-load marker
rather than persistent `@canonical_entry` state. Clear the marker in an ensure
block after require "capybara_screenshot_diff", so later explicit v1 entry
points still emit their notice. Add a subprocess test covering requiring
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| [snap_diff deprecation] `:tolerence` is not a recognised screenshot option, so it does nothing. 2.1 raises ArgumentError for it. Check the spelling against the option list in docs/configuration.md. Silence with `SnapDiff.silence_deprecations = true` or SNAP_DIFF_SILENCE_DEPRECATIONS=1. (shown once per process) (called from /app/test/features/home_test.rb:14) | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Set a language for this fenced block.
markdownlint reports MD040 for this fence. Use text because the block contains warning output.
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In `@docs/UPGRADING.md` around lines 286 - 288, Update the fenced warning-output
block in the upgrading documentation to specify the text language, changing the
fence annotation to text while preserving its contents.
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| def legacy_entry_point! | ||
| notice unless @canonical_entry | ||
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Scope canonical suppression to the internal umbrella load.
When a process first requires snap_diff-capybara and later requires capybara-screenshot-diff, the later v1 entry point runs this method after @canonical_entry was permanently set. Line 79 then suppresses its migration notice. This leaves an explicit v1-named require silent.
Use a scoped canonical-load marker, and clear it with ensure after the internal require "capybara_screenshot_diff". Add a subprocess test for this ordered require sequence.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In `@lib/snap_diff/deprecation.rb` around lines 78 - 80, Update
legacy_entry_point! to suppress the migration notice only during the internal
umbrella require, using a scoped canonical-load marker rather than persistent
`@canonical_entry` state. Clear the marker in an ensure block after require
"capybara_screenshot_diff", so later explicit v1 entry points still emit their
notice. Add a subprocess test covering requiring snap_diff-capybara followed by
capybara-screenshot-diff.
ADR-010: 2.0 deletes nothing and warns about everything; 2.1 deletes. That only works if the warnings actually reach a v1 user, and beta3 proved they did not -- a v1-only suite produced zero deprecation output while UPGRADING.md described three channels. Three holes, found by probing each door a v1 user can come through in its own subprocess (before/after table in the PR body): REQUIRE DOORS WERE SILENT. Every existing channel needs the user to CALL something -- a config delegator, a shimmed constant, a legacy include. A suite that requires the gem and only calls `screenshot` touches none of them. Requiring a v1-NAMED file is itself use of the v1 API, so the migration notice now fires there, at the top of the entry file. The canonical gem-name entry loads the v1 umbrella itself, so it claims the process first and stays silent. THE `driver` SETTING WAS SILENT. It is on the 2.1 removal list, and 2.0 said nothing for any value -- UPGRADING.md documented that as unfixable. It is not: the writer warns (Config#initialize seeds the ivar directly, so booting stays quiet) and so does the raw per-screenshot `driver:` key, at the two places raw user options exist. `driver: :vips` warns too: the warning is about the setting existing, not the value. UNRECOGNISED OPTIONS WERE SILENT -- the general case behind `shift_distance_limit=` behind a respond_to? guard. The per-screenshot hash was frozen but never validated, so `tolerence:` bought a green suite that compared nothing. Validated at SnapDiff::Comparison, the one funnel every option hash reaches: 2.0 warns once per key, 2.1 raises. Running that check over the whole suite found one live no-op: a `dimensions: [80, 80]` in image_compare_test that nothing has ever read. No new machinery -- SnapDiff::Removal / ::Deprecation already exist, are once-per-process, and are silenced by SNAP_DIFF_SILENCE_DEPRECATIONS. Which surfaced one honest limitation, now documented: the `silence_deprecations` accessor cannot silence a require-time notice, because setting it needs the require. Under Bundler.require the env var is the only channel.
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The v2.0.0 section was written before #250, #253, #254, #255, #256, #261, #263, #264, #266 and #267 landed, and three of its claims had gone false: - "Known limitations: fork-based parallel tests produce no HTML report ... Fixed in 2.1" -- fixed in 2.0 by #266. Reproduced both sides here: 1.15.1 + `parallelize(workers: 2, threshold: 0)` writes NO report and prints no summary line; master writes one merged report and `4 verified, 4 changed, 0 new`. - "a suite whose only contact with the v1 API is `require \"capybara_screenshot_diff/minitest\"` + `include ...Assertions` still prints nothing" -- #263 made the require doors warn. That exact setup now prints the migration notice; verified in a scratch project. - "Two removals 2.0 cannot warn about ... `driver:` as a setting" -- #263 made both the setting writer and the per-screenshot key warn. Verified: `Capybara::Screenshot::Diff.driver = :vips` prints the removal line with a call site. And the silent-by-design constant list repeated the shape of the beta2 `defined?` mistake: it listed "Os, Region" inside a run of `Capybara::Screenshot::Diff::` names. Probed on master -- `defined?(Capybara::Screenshot::Diff::Os)` and `defined?(Capybara::Screenshot::Diff::Region)` are both nil. The real names are `Capybara::Screenshot::Os` and the top-level `Region`, neither of which existed under `::Diff` in 1.15.1 either. Fully qualified now, and `::Comparison` added to match docs/UPGRADING.md. New material, every claim checked against the code or a live run: - a "why upgrade" section for the four green-suite-testing-nothing bugs (#255, #256, #254, #266), plus the unfollowable CI message (#267) and the fail_if_new precedence change - before/after transcripts of the failure message (#264), taken from the same page rendered on 1.15.1 and on master - the summary line (#261), with the fact that it comes from the HTML reporter and needs its one-line require -- an omission that would have read as a missing feature - the #250 / #253 perf table, attributed to its harness, with columns labelled before/after rather than 1.x/2.0 - the libvips fix is stated as guarded on libvips 8.15+, so a reader on an older libvips knows the bug is still theirs Install snippets stay pinned to 2.0.0.beta3 on purpose: `~> 2.0` resolves to nothing on rubygems today. docs/RELEASE_PREP.md already carries a precise step to swap all five (its grep finds exactly those five), and gains one line so the record-modes placeholder in the entry cannot ship unfilled. `rake test:unit` 651 runs / 0 failures, `standardrb lib test` clean.
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beta3 fixed the canonical entry points and shipped almost none of the behaviour. beta4 is the prerelease the 2.0.0 entry actually describes: the four green-suite bugs (#254 #255 #256 #258), the accept workflow (#259), the legible failure message (#264), and the deprecation warnings that make 2.1's removals visible (#246 #263). - `lib/snap_diff/version.rb` -> 2.0.0.beta4. Nothing else holds a version; the gemspec, the legacy version file and the mirror gemspec all read it. Verified with the release workflow's own guard command: `ruby -I lib -r capybara/screenshot/diff/version -e "puts Capybara::Screenshot::Diff::VERSION"` => 2.0.0.beta4 - CHANGELOG: a `[v2.0.0.beta4]` section written as the delta from beta3, plus the record-modes PLACEHOLDER filled from #259 now that it has shipped. `grep -n PLACEHOLDER CHANGELOG.md` returns nothing. - Install snippets moved beta3 -> beta4 in README, docs/UPGRADING.md and docs/migration-guide.md. They stay PINNED: `~> 2.0` resolves to nothing while only prereleases exist, so unpinning belongs to 2.0.0 final, not here. The notes name the #272 caveat explicitly. Removing `skip_area`'s implicit stabilization wait (10.012 s -> 0.009 s measured) means a selector not yet in the DOM now yields no mask, silently, where it previously resolved after the wait. #277's run-level tally shipped in the same beta as the replacement signal, and the notes say so rather than leaving it to be discovered. Gates: `rake test:unit` 720 runs / 2124 assertions / 0 failures / 0 skips under CI=true on 4.0.6, `standardrb lib test` clean over 161 files, and `gem build` produces capybara-screenshot-diff-2.0.0.beta4.gem (93 files, 13 docs, RELEASE_PREP correctly excluded).
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What this is
ADR-010 changed the release plan: 2.0 deletes nothing and warns about everything; 2.1 deletes.
This is the 2.0 half. #249 keeps the deletions and now depends on this.
The contract 2.0 has to hold: everything 2.1 removes warns, every warning names 2.1, and
nothing you can still write does nothing quietly. Master already had most of the warnings and
the
SnapDiff::Removal/::Deprecationmachinery — this PR adds no second channel, it closesthe three doors that were still silent.
Why it needed probing rather than reading
2.0.0.beta3shipped withdocs/UPGRADING.mddescribing three warning channels and a v1-onlysuite producing zero deprecation output. So every door a v1 user can come through got run in
its own subprocess, as their code — their
require, their call — before and after.require "capybara/screenshot/diff"require "capybara-screenshot-diff"require "capybara_screenshot_diff"require "capybara_screenshot_diff/dsl"require "capybara_screenshot_diff/minitest"require "capybara_screenshot_diff/rspec"require "snap_diff"/"snap_diff-capybara"include Capybara::Screenshot::Diffinclude CapybaraScreenshotDiff::DSLinclude CapybaraScreenshotDiff::Minitest::AssertionsCapybara::Screenshot::Diff::ImageCompareCapybara::Screenshot::Os/::VERSION(eager aliases)Capybara::Screenshot.save_path=and the other 26 v1 accessorsCapybara::Screenshot::Diff.shift_distance_limit=SnapDiff.config.shift_distance_limit=behindrespond_to?SnapDiff.config.driver = :vipsSnapDiff.config.driver = :chunky_png(no comparison yet)screenshot "x", driver: …/compare(driver: :vips)compare(driver: :chunky_png)SnapDiff::Drivers.loaded/.availablecompare(tolerence: 0.5)— any unrecognised keySNAP_DIFF_SILENCE_DEPRECATIONS=1over all of the aboveThe three holes
1. Requiring a v1 entry point was silent. Every existing channel needs the user to call
something. A suite that requires the gem and only calls
screenshottouches none of them —that is the beta3 hole exactly. Requiring a v1-named file is itself use of the v1 API, so
the migration notice now fires at the top of the entry file.
lib/snap_diff-capybara.rbloadsthe v1 umbrella internally, so it claims the process as canonical first and stays silent.
2. The
driversetting was silent — for every value, including:vips. UPGRADING.mddocumented that as unfixable ("the one removal 2.0 cannot warn you about"). It is fixable: warn
on the writer (
#initializeseeds the ivar directly, so booting stays quiet) and on the rawper-screenshot key at the two places raw user options exist, before they are merged with
config.default_options— after the merge:driveris present for everyone and proves nothing.3. Any unrecognised per-screenshot key was silent — the general case behind
shift_distance_limit=behind arespond_to?guard. The hash was frozen but never validated,so a misspelt
tolerence:bought a green suite that compared nothing. Validated atSnapDiff::Comparison#initialize, the one funnel every option hash reaches. 2.0 warns once perkey; 2.1 raises
ArgumentError.Running that validation over the whole suite found one live no-op:
dimensions: [80, 80]inimage_compare_test.rb, a key nothing in the gem has ever read. Removed rather than pinned.One honest limitation, now documented
SnapDiff.silence_deprecations = truecannot silence a require-time notice — setting itneeds the require that defines
SnapDiff, and underBundler.requirethere is no earliermoment.
SNAP_DIFF_SILENCE_DEPRECATIONS=1is the channel that works, anddocs/UPGRADING.mdnow says so. There is a test asserting both halves.
docs/UPGRADING.md
Section 3's "the one removal 2.0 cannot warn you about" block was describing behaviour this PR
deletes, so it is rewritten. Section 1 gains the require door and the silencing caveat; a new
section 4 covers unknown options and lists the recognised keys.
Evidence
Every new guard was mutation-checked: break it, confirm red, restore with a targeted edit,
confirm green. One mutation (the
ScreenshotMatcherseam) reded nothing on the first pass —that seam was unguarded, and it got a test before the code went back.
rake test:unit631 runs / 0 failures ·rake test:canonical512 runs / 0 failures ·standardrb lib testclean.Summary by Sourcery
Close the remaining silent compatibility paths so 2.0 warns about every API and option that 2.1 removes or rejects.
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driversetting or screenshot option displays a warning, including:vips.