add a .gdignore when validating addons cache

[WahahaYes]

Related to #200 , I had an issue where Godot was trying to parse files in .addons and seeing duplicate classes to what is in addons. Most users don't have this problem but including a .gdignore shouldn't have any negative effect.

[WahahaYes]

I did not expect this to introduce build issues. I’ll take a look at you all’s test structure and see what’s conflicting

[wlsnmrk]

Hi, thanks! There's no IFileClient.WriteAllText() method. You might use IFileClient.CreateFile() instead (see definition here).

[WahahaYes]

Whoops! I obviously didn’t run tests. I’ll fix this next time I’m sat down at my laptop and learn how to test locally. I’m not familiar with dotnet

[jolexxa]

The test probably passes already, but for clarity we should likely mock and test the added behavior of EnsureCacheAndAddonsDirectoriesExists() in AddonsRepoTest:

GodotEnv/GodotEnv.Tests/src/features/addons/domain/AddonsRepositoryTest.cs

Line 156 in 2a0d6fc

repo.EnsureCacheAndAddonsDirectoriesExists();

[WahahaYes]

Hi @wlsnmrk @jolexxa , sorry it took me a long time to circle back to this, but added mock behavior here:

  [Fact]
  public void EnsuresExistsCreatesCacheDir()
  {
    var subject = BuildSubject();
    var repo = subject.Repo;
    var client = subject.Client;
    client.Setup(c => c.DirectoryExists(CACHE_DIR)).Returns(false);
    client.Setup(c => c.Combine(CACHE_DIR, ".gdignore")).Returns("/.addons/.gdignore");
    client.Setup(c => c.CreateFile("/.addons/.gdignore", ""));
    repo.EnsureCacheAndAddonsDirectoriesExists();
    client.VerifyAll();
  }

When I run dotnet test I see

Passed!  - Failed:     0, Passed:   405, Skipped:     1, Total:   406, Duration: 3 s - Chickensoft.GodotEnv.Tests.dll (net8.0)