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Add spec confirming Runtime error when a class variable is overtaken #888

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add spec confirming Runtime error when a class variable is overtaken
Oct 26, 2021
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add version guard block
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test raisin RuntimeError when class var is overtaken by parent
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update test descriptions
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12 changes: 12 additions & 0 deletions language/class_variable_spec.rb
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c.class_variable_get(:@@cv).should == :next
end
end

ruby_version_is "3.0" do
describe 'Class variable overtaking' do
it "raises Runtime error when a defined class variable is overtaken" do
-> do
eval <<-CODE
@@cvar_a = :new_val
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This checks accessing a class variable from the toplevel (i.e., not under some class/module), but not overtaking itself, which is something different: setting a class var in a parent class when it's already defined in a child class.
Could you try to add a separate example (it) for that?

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👍, initially I was reading the description as "it should raise an error when the parent class tries to define the class variable already defined by the child".

Added the needed test.

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end.should raise_error(RuntimeError, /class variable access from toplevel/)
end
end
end