Increase Unit and Integration Test Coverage for CE and PDP#372
Increase Unit and Integration Test Coverage for CE and PDP#372
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This pull request significantly improves the testing strategy by migrating unit tests from in-memory SQLite to integration tests using a real PostgreSQL database via Docker. This enhances test fidelity. It also introduces comprehensive integration test suites for the Consent Engine and Audit Service. The changes are well-structured, but there are a few issues to address, primarily in the new test files and the updated README, such as removing a merge conflict marker and improving test code maintainability.
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This pull request is a significant step forward for the project's testing infrastructure. It introduces integration tests for the Audit and Consent services and migrates the Policy Decision Point tests from SQLite to a more realistic PostgreSQL setup. The new test helper for managing PostgreSQL test databases is comprehensive, and the updated docker-compose.test.yml provides excellent service isolation.
My review focuses on improving test reliability and maintainability. I've identified a critical issue with a merge conflict marker in the README, and several high-severity issues related to missing data cleanup in the new integration tests, which could lead to flaky tests. I've also included some medium-severity suggestions for code refinement and clarity. Overall, this is a great contribution to the project's quality.
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This pull request is a significant step forward for the project's testing strategy. It successfully replaces legacy shell scripts with robust, Go-based integration tests for the Consent Engine and Audit Service. The introduction of new test suites, isolated database configurations in Docker Compose, and comprehensive test helpers are excellent improvements. The code is well-structured, and the tests cover a good range of scenarios, including success paths, failure cases, and edge cases.
I've found a critical issue in tests/integration/graphql_flow_test.go that will cause a compilation failure due to a duplicated function. I've also included a couple of suggestions to improve code readability and maintainability in the test helpers.
Once the critical issue is addressed, this PR will be a great addition to the codebase.
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This pull request does a great job of expanding the integration test suite for the Consent Engine and Audit Service, and refactoring existing tests to use a more realistic PostgreSQL backend instead of SQLite. The new tests are comprehensive and cover many important scenarios. The docker-compose setup is also well-structured for isolated service testing.
My review includes a few suggestions to improve the new tests and test helpers:
- Strengthening assertions in the audit service tests.
- Correcting the response handling in the consent service tests, which currently seem to have a bug.
- Improving the clarity and maintainability of some test functions.
- Enhancing the security posture of the database test helper by adding a warning for default credentials.
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This pull request significantly improves the test coverage for the Consent Engine and Policy Decision Point services by introducing a comprehensive suite of unit and integration tests. The refactoring to use a shared testutils package for mocking the database is a commendable improvement for code maintainability. The new integration tests, which leverage a real PostgreSQL database via Docker, are well-implemented and provide valuable, realistic validation of the services. The overall quality of the new tests is high. I have identified a few areas for improvement to enhance the robustness and correctness of the tests.
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This pull request significantly improves the test coverage for the Consent Engine and Policy Decision Point services by introducing a comprehensive suite of unit and integration tests. The refactoring to replace legacy shell scripts with type-safe Go tests is a major step forward for maintainability. I'm impressed with the clear separation between unit tests (using mocks) and integration tests (using a real database via Docker Compose), and the creation of a shared testutils package is an excellent practice for reducing code duplication. The new tests are thorough, covering happy paths, edge cases, and error conditions. The code quality is high, and I only found one minor formatting issue to address.
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Co-authored-by: Thanikan Sivatheepan <sthanikan2000@gmail.com>
* Refactor release workflow to enhance metadata extraction and improve Docker image tagging for all services * Add detailed release process documentation for OpenDIF Core platform * Enhance release workflow with dry run mode for Docker image pushes * Refactor Docker build context and Dockerfile paths for Portal Backend and Audit Service * Add release guide and remove outdated release process documentation * Refactor release workflow to use environment variables for build time and commit hash, and add workflow summary generation step * Update release workflow to extract Docker tag without 'v' prefix for versioning * Address PR Comment: Refactor release workflow to set build time with fallback logic and remove unused variable * Enhance release workflow to include additional semantic versioning tags and update service descriptions for clarity * Add frontends to release * Remove leading 'v' from version tag extraction in release workflow * Remove outdated release management guide and streamline release instructions in RELEASE.md
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This PR improves test coverage for the Consent Engine and Policy Decision Point services by adding comprehensive unit tests and integration tests. This replaces legacy shell script-based tests with maintainable, type-safe Go tests that integrate seamlessly with the existing CI/CD pipeline. ref: current unit test coverage by service.
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