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Reconsider the approach: tests should validate, not just document.
This file has several concerns:
comments_controller.spec.jsbut doesn't test a comments controller.expect(true).toBe(true)), providing no actual validation of the SWC configuration.config/swc.config.jsis updated but this file isn't.Consider these better alternatives:
Option 1 (Recommended): Write an actual validation test
Rename the file to
swc_config.spec.jsand write a test that validates the actual configuration:Option 2: Document in markdown
Create
docs/SWC_CONFIGURATION.mdexplaining the required settings and why they're needed.Option 3: Add JSDoc comments
Document these requirements directly in
config/swc.config.jsusing JSDoc comments.Would you like me to generate a complete implementation for Option 1?
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