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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds comprehensive unit test coverage for the contentstack seed plugin. The changes modernize the test suite by replacing dependency on external config files with mocked implementations, while improving the overall test configuration and tooling.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| packages/contentstack-seed/tests/seeder.test.ts | Complete rewrite replacing actual client testing with mock-based unit tests for ContentModelSeeder functionality |
| packages/contentstack-seed/tests/interactive.test.ts | Updated to remove config file dependency and improve TypeScript type safety |
| packages/contentstack-seed/tests/importer.test.ts | Replaced integration-style tests with focused unit tests using mocks for path handling and command execution |
| packages/contentstack-seed/tests/github.test.ts | Converted from integration tests with axios to pure unit tests with mock implementations |
| packages/contentstack-seed/tests/contentstack.test.ts | Complete rewrite to test ContentstackClient with proper mocking of the management SDK |
| packages/contentstack-seed/package.json | Added TypeScript ESLint dependencies and updated test scripts |
| packages/contentstack-seed/jest.config.js | Enhanced Jest configuration with better TypeScript support and module handling |
| packages/contentstack-seed/.eslintrc | Modernized ESLint configuration with TypeScript support |
| packages/contentstack-seed/tsconfig.json | Added TypeScript compiler options for better module resolution |
| .github/workflows/unit-test.yml | Added CI workflow step to run contentstack-seed tests |
| .talismanrc | Updated checksums for modified files |
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packages/contentstack-seed/tests/seeder.test.ts:100
- This assertion is checking a resolved value but not awaiting the promise. Use
await expect(contentTypeCount).resolves.toBe(0)orexpect(await contentTypeCount).toBe(0)for proper async testing.
expect(contentTypeCount).resolves.toBe(0);
packages/contentstack-seed/tests/seeder.test.ts:112
- This assertion is checking a resolved value but not awaiting the promise. Use
await expect(userConfirmation).resolves.toBe(false)orexpect(await userConfirmation).toBe(false)for proper async testing.
expect(userConfirmation).resolves.toBe(false);
packages/contentstack-seed/tests/seeder.test.ts:137
- This assertion is checking a resolved value but not awaiting the promise. Use
await expect(organizations).resolves.toEqual([])orexpect(await organizations).toEqual([])for proper async testing.
expect(organizations).resolves.toEqual([]);
packages/contentstack-seed/tests/seeder.test.ts:2
- This test creates a mock function but doesn't test the actual ContentModelSeeder class. Consider testing the real parsePath method or moving this to a dedicated GitHub client test file.
test('should parse GitHub path correctly', () => {
packages/contentstack-seed/tests/github.test.ts:4
- This test implements the logic inline rather than testing the actual GitHubClient.parsePath method. Consider importing and testing the real implementation.
const parsePath = (path: string) => {
packages/contentstack-seed/tests/importer.test.ts:4
- This test only verifies mock function calls without testing actual importer functionality. Consider testing the real path construction logic from the importer module.
test('should construct import path correctly', () => {
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