Use log trace instead of printing to stderr #461
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Changed all of our
stderr
prints to use proper log trace messages. As an added benefit, this change revealed a lot of brittleness in our tests, which I fixed by ensuring that we properly await the activation of the addon before trying to run any requests.The tests are a touch slower, but it's significantly less likely to get into a weird state with orphan threads still running even after the tests are finished.
The output has also been cleared since we are no longer printing anything to stderr, so running the tests doesn't pollute the terminal.
Note
There are still a few prints in the Rails documentation client, but I think we should remove that feature altogether now that the Ruby LSP has better support for showing documentation on hover.