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Included tests for internal/signalio/json.go #306
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- Included tests for internal/signalio/json.go - Removed un-necessary error check Signed-off-by: nathannaveen <[email protected]>
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I have removed: criticality_score/internal/signalio/json.go Lines 54 to 57 in b148d93
I have replaced it with: I replaced this part because |
type mockWriterJSON struct{} | ||
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func (m *mockWriterJSON) Write(p []byte) (n int, err error) { | ||
return 0, nil | ||
} |
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Use a bytes.Buffer
to avoid needing to implement the io.Writer
interface.
It also allows you to inspect what was written.
signals []signal.Set | ||
extra []Field | ||
} | ||
test := struct { |
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May I suggest restructuring these tests into the following the test functions as it isn't really clear what this function is trying to test:
- An end-to-end style test that:
- creates the writer with a
bytes.Buffer
. - passes in test data for all the parameters.
- checks the output matches a JSON string (e.g.
want := "{...}"
).
- A test that checks a writer error with a
io.Writer
implementation that always returns an error (likeiotest.ErrReader
, but an equivalent forio.Writer
doesn't exist). - (Optional) a test that exercises encoding errors.
These should ideally not contain the test struct building at the start as it isn't really necessary.
return fmt.Errorf("failed to get map for namespace: %s", ns) | ||
} | ||
nsData := d.(map[string]any) | ||
// we don't need to check for an error here (the above line) because d is always a map[string]any |
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Might be worth extending the comment to say that "if this fails in the future the assignment to nsData below will fail"
Signed-off-by: nathannaveen [email protected]