✨ Add a bunch of tests #512
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WalkthroughThis update introduces extensive unit tests across the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CLI
participant analyzeCommand
participant FileSystem
User->>CLI: Run analyze command
CLI->>analyzeCommand: buildStaticReportFile()
alt skipStaticReport is true
analyzeCommand-->>CLI: return nil (skip generation)
else skipStaticReport is false
analyzeCommand->>FileSystem: Generate static report file
FileSystem-->>analyzeCommand: Success/Error
analyzeCommand-->>CLI: Return result
end
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CLI
participant windupShimCommand
participant FileSystem
User->>CLI: Run windupShim command
CLI->>windupShimCommand: Validate()
loop for each input path
windupShimCommand->>FileSystem: os.Stat(input)
alt path does not exist
windupShimCommand-->>CLI: Return error (missing input)
else error on stat
windupShimCommand-->>CLI: Return wrapped error
end
end
windupShimCommand->>CLI: Continue with further validation
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cmd/test_cmd_test.go (1)
40-64: Consider consolidating with TestNewTestCommand.This test covers very similar ground to
TestNewTestCommandwith minor variations. Consider consolidating these tests to reduce duplication while maintaining comprehensive coverage.cmd/analyze_test.go (1)
398-401: Consider inlining the helper function.The
analyzeContainsfunction is just a wrapper aroundstrings.Contains. Consider usingstrings.Containsdirectly in tests for simplicity, or if keeping the helper, consider a more descriptive name.cmd/settings_test.go (1)
276-300: Consider expanding Load method testing.The test currently only covers the successful load scenario. Consider adding test cases for various failure scenarios or edge cases to improve coverage of the main
Loadmethod.cmd/openrewrite_test.go (1)
67-120: Consider enhancing the PreRun test to validate required flags.The test acknowledges difficulty in testing required flag behavior. Consider using Cobra's command execution with missing required flags to verify error handling.
{ name: "no flags set", args: []string{}, - expectError: true, // Should require input and target flags + expectError: false, // PreRun doesn't return error, but marks flags as required },You could add a test case that executes the command (not just PreRun) to verify required flag validation:
// Additional test case { name: "execute without required flags", args: []string{}, expectError: true, // Command execution should fail testExecute: true, },
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cmd/analyze-bin_test.go (1)
Learnt from: aufi
PR: #500
File: cmd/static-report.go:88-94
Timestamp: 2025-06-26T14:08:58.555Z
Learning: In the konveyor/kantra codebase, there's a known pattern where Go maps are iterated by value-only (for _, item := range map), causing modifications to struct fields like Extras = nil to not persist. This appears in multiple places including static-report functionality and is acknowledged as a systemic issue to be addressed later rather than fixed piecemeal.
🧬 Code Graph Analysis (6)
cmd/cleanup_test.go (2)
cmd/command-context.go (1)
AnalyzeCommandContext(21-38)cmd/analyze.go (1)
ProviderInit(41-48)
cmd/util_test.go (1)
cmd/command-context.go (1)
AnalyzeCommandContext(21-38)
cmd/analyze_test.go (2)
cmd/command-context.go (1)
AnalyzeCommandContext(21-38)cmd/analyze.go (1)
ProviderInit(41-48)
cmd/root_test.go (1)
cmd/root.go (1)
Execute(65-80)
cmd/openrewrite_test.go (3)
cmd/openrewrite.go (1)
NewOpenRewriteCommand(34-75)cmd/root.go (1)
Execute(65-80)cmd/transform.go (1)
NewTransformCommand(8-19)
cmd/settings_test.go (2)
cmd/settings.go (1)
Config(16-25)cmd/version.go (1)
Version(11-11)
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.gitignore (1)
4-8: No issues – sensible ignore additions.The new patterns (
CLAUDE.md,*.out,.metadata/) are safe and help keep noise out of the repo.cmd/analyze-bin.go (1)
657-659: LGTM! Early return guard clause for skipStaticReport flag.The implementation correctly prevents unnecessary static report file processing when the flag is disabled. This change is consistent with the similar check in
GenerateStaticReportContainerlessmethod at lines 725-727.cmd/cleanup_test.go (6)
11-63: Well-structured test for CleanAnalysisResources method.The test covers different combinations of cleanup and needsBuiltin flags with appropriate expectations. The table-driven approach ensures comprehensive coverage of the method's behavior.
65-104: Realistic test approach for Docker network operations.The test correctly expects errors when attempting to remove actual Docker networks in a test environment, which is the expected behavior since Docker operations can't be performed in unit tests.
106-145: Consistent test pattern for volume removal.The test follows the same realistic approach as the network test, appropriately handling scenarios where Docker volume operations would fail in the test environment.
147-186: Good test coverage for provider container cleanup.The test correctly handles the case where
RmProviderContainersdoesn't return errors even when container removal commands fail, which matches the actual implementation behavior.
188-203: Simple but effective test for cleanlsDirs.The test correctly verifies that the
cleanlsDirsmethod always returns nil, which aligns with the expected behavior.
205-234: Comprehensive structure validation test.This test ensures the
AnalyzeCommandContextstruct is properly initialized with all expected fields, providing good validation of the data structure.cmd/util_test.go (4)
12-56: Excellent test coverage for inputShortName method.The test covers various edge cases including simple filenames, files with extensions, current directory, and empty input. The table-driven approach ensures comprehensive validation of path handling logic.
58-123: Well-implemented test with proper filesystem simulation.The test creates realistic temporary directories and files to test volume mounting logic. Good coverage of scenarios including empty rules, directory rules, file rules, and empty paths.
125-185: Thorough test for config volume handling.The test properly simulates config files and tests various scenarios including non-existent files. The temporary file setup and cleanup are handled correctly.
187-237: Good test coverage for dependency folder handling.The test validates volume mounting for dependency folders with proper handling of multiple folders and empty cases. The approach is consistent with other utility tests.
cmd/version_test.go (4)
10-91: Comprehensive version command test with proper global variable handling.The test properly manages global variable state with deferred restoration and acknowledges the limitation of testing
fmt.Printfoutput. The table-driven approach covers various version scenarios effectively.
93-118: Good structural validation of the version command.The test ensures all expected command properties are set correctly, including the presence of a run function and absence of subcommands.
120-140: Effective integration test with root command.The test verifies that the version command can be properly added to and discovered within a root command structure.
173-188: Reasonable validation of global variables with appropriate flexibility.The test validates that global variables have sensible defaults while being flexible about BuildCommit which may vary depending on build context.
cmd/transform_test.go (5)
13-53: Excellent comprehensive test for transform command creation.The test validates command structure, subcommand presence, and proper setup. The approach of checking for expected subcommands using a map is clean and effective.
55-83: Good test for help functionality.The test properly verifies that the run function displays help and checks for expected content in the output. The approach handles cobra's help system correctly.
85-118: Well-structured subcommand validation test.The table-driven approach effectively tests both existing and non-existing subcommands, providing good coverage of subcommand discovery logic.
146-166: Effective indirect test of logger usage.The test appropriately validates logger usage indirectly by checking that subcommands are created with run functions, which is a reasonable approach given the encapsulation of logger usage.
251-289: Excellent test for logger type flexibility.The test validates that the command works with different logger implementations (logrus and discard), ensuring the command is not tightly coupled to a specific logger type.
cmd/root_test.go (10)
13-34: LGTM! Comprehensive root command structure testing.The test correctly validates the root command's basic properties. The expectation of an empty
Usefield is appropriate since it's dynamically set fromSettings.RootCommandNameduring execution as shown in theExecute()function.
36-47: LGTM! Proper persistent flags validation.The test correctly verifies that the required persistent flags are registered with the root command.
49-113: LGTM! Excellent PersistentPreRun testing with proper isolation.The test uses good practices including test isolation through global variable resets, separate logger instances, and copying flags to test commands. The table-driven approach comprehensively covers different flag scenarios.
115-141: LGTM! Proper global variable testing with cleanup.The test correctly validates global variable initialization and uses appropriate cleanup with defer to restore original values.
143-158: LGTM! Appropriate logger configuration validation.The test correctly verifies that the logger is properly configured with stdout output and TextFormatter.
160-177: LGTM! Pragmatic approach to testing command groups.The test appropriately checks for command groups while acknowledging that commands might be added elsewhere, making it resilient to different initialization orders.
179-188: LGTM! Important constant validation.The test ensures flag name constants are properly defined, which is crucial for maintaining consistency across the codebase.
190-258: LGTM! Comprehensive flag parsing validation.The test thoroughly covers different flag parsing scenarios with proper test isolation and global variable management. The table-driven approach ensures good coverage of flag combinations.
260-275: LGTM! Appropriately scoped Execute function testing.The test recognizes the limitations of testing the full Execute function and focuses on verifying existence and non-panic behavior, which is a pragmatic approach.
277-297: LGTM! Proper context support validation.The test correctly verifies that commands support context operations, which is important for cancellation and timeout handling.
cmd/static-report_test.go (6)
14-67: LGTM! Comprehensive validateFlags testing.The test covers all important validation scenarios including empty inputs, mismatched arrays, and valid configurations. The table-driven approach ensures good coverage.
69-107: LGTM! Detailed Application properties validation.The test thoroughly validates the Application object properties including ID generation pattern, names, and path assignments after validateFlags processing.
109-172: LGTM! Realistic loadApplications testing with proper cleanup.The test creates appropriate YAML test data and verifies that the loading functionality works correctly. The cleanup with defer is properly implemented.
174-222: LGTM! Proper error handling validation.Both tests correctly validate error handling for file not found and invalid YAML scenarios, ensuring robust error handling in the loadApplications function.
224-283: LGTM! Comprehensive JS bundle generation testing.The tests validate both successful bundle generation with appropriate content verification and error handling for invalid paths. The file content checks for window assignment and app name are appropriate.
285-305: LGTM! Important Application struct validation.The test ensures the Application struct is properly initialized with correct field values and non-nil slices, which is crucial for preventing runtime errors.
cmd/test_cmd_test.go (8)
13-38: LGTM! Solid basic command structure testing.The test appropriately validates the command's basic properties including Use, Short description, RunE function existence, and verifies no unexpected subcommands.
66-89: LGTM! Clean flag registration validation.The test efficiently verifies that all expected flags are properly registered using a clean loop-based approach.
91-115: LGTM! Proper integration testing.The test correctly validates that the test command can be integrated with a root command, ensuring proper parent-child command relationships.
117-141: LGTM! Appropriate RunE function testing scope.The test correctly focuses on verifying RunE function existence and safe execution without panics, which is a pragmatic approach given the complexity of fully testing command execution logic.
143-173: LGTM! Solid help command validation.The test properly validates help command functionality by executing with the --help flag and verifying expected content is present in the output.
175-212: LGTM! Good logger compatibility testing.The test ensures the command works properly with different logger types, which is important for flexibility and testing scenarios.
214-247: LGTM! Proper flag default value validation.The test correctly validates that flags have appropriate default values, ensuring consistent command behavior.
249-317: LGTM! Appropriate command execution safety testing.Both tests correctly focus on ensuring safe command execution without panics across various argument combinations. The acknowledgment that errors may be expected is appropriate for testing scenarios.
cmd/analyze_test.go (3)
92-238: LGTM! Comprehensive validation testing with excellent coverage.The test thoroughly covers various validation scenarios including list commands, input validation, label selector conflicts, and rules validation. The use of temporary files and proper cleanup demonstrates good testing practices.
240-303: LGTM! Solid overwrite output validation.The test effectively covers the key scenarios for output overwrite checking including non-existent directories, existing directories with and without overwrite flag.
305-396: LGTM! Comprehensive provider validation and default rules testing.Both tests effectively validate their respective functionality:
- Provider validation correctly handles empty strings and valid providers
- Default rules logic properly considers the enableDefaultRulesets flag and java provider presence
cmd/settings_test.go (5)
28-85: LGTM! Comprehensive container tool detection testing.The test thoroughly validates the precedence logic for container tool detection (CONTAINER_TOOL > PODMAN_BIN > PATH lookup) with proper environment variable isolation.
87-137: LGTM! Pragmatic system-dependent testing approach.The test appropriately handles system-dependent behavior by comparing with
exec.LookPathand using flexible assertions for tools that may or may not exist in the test environment.
139-190: LGTM! Proper runner image loading testing with version handling.The test correctly validates runner image loading with proper global Version variable manipulation and cleanup. The environment variable precedence testing is appropriate.
192-204: LGTM! Appropriately scoped test with clear limitations.The test correctly focuses on what can be validated (error-free execution) while clearly documenting the limitations imposed by the util package dependency.
206-274: LGTM! Comprehensive provider loading validation.The test thoroughly covers all provider types (Java, Generic, Dotnet) with proper version handling and environment variable validation. The global variable manipulation with cleanup is well-handled.
cmd/command-context_test.go (4)
125-218: LGTM!The test comprehensively covers provider initialization scenarios including single providers, multiple providers, and unknown providers. Good validation of port allocation and provider initialization.
299-320: LGTM! Pragmatic approach to testing container operations.The test appropriately handles the limitation that container operations typically fail in test environments, while still verifying that the method doesn't panic and properly sets the networkName on success.
322-383: LGTM!The test properly handles both directory and file input scenarios for volume creation, with appropriate handling of expected failures in the test environment.
386-413: LGTM!Simple and effective validation of the
ProviderInitstruct fields.cmd/shimconvert_test.go (7)
13-40: LGTM!Comprehensive validation of the WindupShimCommand structure.
42-62: LGTM!Proper validation of required command flags.
64-161: LGTM!Thorough testing of PreRunE validation with proper test cases covering valid inputs, missing flags, and invalid paths.
163-270: LGTM!Comprehensive testing of the XML to YAML conversion functionality with proper verification of output files.
272-303: LGTM!Proper validation of help command output.
305-375: LGTM!Good coverage of validation scenarios including edge cases with invalid XML files.
377-397: LGTM!Proper validation of command integration within the transform command hierarchy.
cmd/openrewrite_test.go (6)
13-40: LGTM!Comprehensive validation of the OpenRewriteCommand structure.
122-175: LGTM!Good coverage of command execution scenarios with proper error handling validation.
177-253: LGTM!Comprehensive validation testing with appropriate handling of container execution limitations in the test environment.
255-287: LGTM!Proper validation of help command output.
289-311: LGTM!Good validation of flag default values.
313-333: LGTM!Proper validation of command integration within the transform command hierarchy.
cmd/analyze-bin_test.go (9)
16-62: LGTM!Well-structured helper function that creates a comprehensive mock kantra directory with proper cleanup.
64-80: LGTM!Simple and effective helper for creating mock binaries.
82-109: LGTM!Proper testing of ConsoleHook.Fire method with different logger scenarios.
111-147: LGTM!Thorough validation of log levels returned by ConsoleHook.
149-250: LGTM!Comprehensive testing of kantra directory detection with proper environment management and validation.
369-559: LGTM!Excellent handling of Maven dependency with proper test skipping. Comprehensive validation scenarios with good environment management.
561-657: LGTM!Comprehensive testing of rule file discovery with label filtering.
659-697: LGTM!Good validation of provider configuration setup including builtin config addition.
699-880: LGTM!Comprehensive testing of static report generation including the skip functionality. Good validation of file creation behavior.
cmd/analyze-bin_test.go
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Clarify reqMap initialization behavior.
The comment on line 313 states "This will be initialized in the function", but lines 330-332 show the test initializing reqMap to prevent panic. This suggests setBinMapContainerless doesn't initialize a nil reqMap. Please verify the intended behavior and update either the comment or the implementation.
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Clarify and correct reqMap initialization
The test’s comment at line 313 (“This will be initialized in the function”) is misleading: setBinMapContainerless() doesn’t initialize a nil reqMap and will panic if it’s nil. Please choose one of the following fixes:
- Update the test comment to note that the test must initialize
reqMapbefore callingsetBinMapContainerless()(as done at lines 330–332), or - Add a nil-check inside
setBinMapContainerless()(e.g.if a.reqMap == nil { a.reqMap = make(map[string]string) }) so it safely initializes its own map.
Affected locations:
- cmd/analyze-bin_test.go, ~line 313 (test comment)
- cmd/analyze-bin.go,
setBinMapContainerless()(for optional nil guard)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In cmd/analyze-bin_test.go around line 313, update the test comment to clearly
state that the test itself initializes reqMap before calling
setBinMapContainerless, reflecting the actual behavior seen at lines 330-332.
Alternatively, in cmd/analyze-bin.go within the setBinMapContainerless() method,
add a nil-check for reqMap and initialize it if nil to prevent panics, ensuring
the method safely handles a nil reqMap internally.
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| providers: []string{"java", "go"}, | ||
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Verify the expected providers logic in the "explicit providers" test case.
The test provides ["java", "go"] as explicit providers but expects only ["existing", "java"] in the result. This suggests that "go" is being filtered out. Please verify if this is the intended behavior and consider updating the test name to be more descriptive (e.g., "explicit providers with filtering").
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Clarify or fix the “explicit providers” behavior in setProviders
The current implementation in cmd/command-context.go immediately returns after appending the first explicit provider:
func (c *AnalyzeCommandContext) setProviders(providers []string, …) ([]string, error) {
if len(providers) > 0 {
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Files to update:
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- cmd/command-context_test.go (test name and/or expected providers)
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In cmd/command-context.go around the setProviders function, the current code
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loop so all providers in the input slice are appended before returning. Then, in
cmd/command-context_test.go, update the test name to "explicit providers" and
ensure the expected providers list includes all explicit providers added,
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Verify the behavior for non-existent directories.
The test expects createTempRuleSet to return nil (no error) when given a non-existent directory path. This behavior seems counterintuitive as file creation in non-existent directories typically fails. Please verify if this is the intended behavior or if the function creates the directory first.
Additionally, consider adding a test case for directories without write permissions to ensure proper error handling.
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Confirm design: createTempRuleSet skips non-existent directories
The implementation in cmd/command-context.go (lines 143–145) explicitly returns nil when os.Stat reports os.IsNotExist(err), so the existing test correctly reflects this behavior. To improve coverage, please add a test case for a directory that exists but is not writable—verifying that os.WriteFile errors are propagated.
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Add missing flag validation for "maven debug log level".
The test is missing validation for the "maven debug log level" flag (-x) that is defined in the actual command implementation.
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| cmd := NewOpenRewriteCommand() | |
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cmd/analyze-bin_test.go (1)
305-332: Clarify reqMap initialization behaviorThe comment at line 313 is misleading -
setBinMapContainerlessdoesn't initialize a nil reqMap and will panic if it's nil. The test correctly initializes it at lines 330-332 to prevent the panic.
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cmd/analyze_test.go (1)
399-401: Consider removing unnecessary wrapper functionThe
analyzeContainsfunction is just a wrapper aroundstrings.Contains. Usingstrings.Containsdirectly in the tests would be clearer and reduce code.Remove this function and use
strings.Containsdirectly in the test assertions:-if !analyzeContains(err.Error(), tt.errorContains) { +if !strings.Contains(err.Error(), tt.errorContains) {cmd/settings_test.go (2)
19-26: Add cleanup for environment variable.The test sets
RUNNER_IMGbut doesn't clean up after itself, which could affect subsequent tests.func TestRunnerImgCustom(t *testing.T) { os.Setenv("RUNNER_IMG", "quay.io/some-contributor/my-kantra") + defer os.Unsetenv("RUNNER_IMG") s := &Config{} s.Load() if s.RunnerImage != "quay.io/some-contributor/my-kantra" { t.Errorf("Unexpected RUNNER_IMG: %s", s.RunnerImage) } }
122-135: Simplify the verification logic.The current verification logic is complex and potentially incorrect. Consider simplifying it to clearly test the expected behavior.
- // Check that the method behaves consistently with exec.LookPath - _, lookErr := exec.LookPath(tt.file) - if lookErr == nil { - // If tool exists in PATH, we expect it to be found (unless path equals ContainerBinary) - if tt.file != "nonexistent-tool" { - t.Logf("Tool %s found in PATH, returned found=%t", tt.file, found) - } - } else { - // If tool doesn't exist, we expect found=false - if found { - t.Errorf("Expected found=false for non-existent tool %s, got true", tt.file) - } - } + // Verify consistency with exec.LookPath + _, pathErr := exec.LookPath(tt.file) + expectedFound := pathErr == nil + if found != expectedFound { + t.Errorf("Expected found=%t for tool %s, got %t", expectedFound, tt.file, found) + }
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cmd/shimconvert.go (1)
75-84: Good input validation enhancement!The addition of input path validation before processing is a valuable improvement. The error handling properly distinguishes between non-existent paths and other filesystem errors, providing clear feedback to users.
cmd/settings_test.go (3)
5-5: Good addition ofos/execimport.The import is appropriately added to support container tool detection testing in the new test functions.
192-204: Limited but acceptable test given constraints.The test correctly acknowledges its limitations due to the external dependency on
util.RootCommandName. While the test coverage is minimal, it's appropriate given the architectural constraints.
276-300: Good integration test approach.The basic integration test is appropriate since individual methods are thoroughly tested separately. This ensures the overall
Load()method functions without errors.
| name: "fallback to podman in PATH", | ||
| containerTool: "", | ||
| podmanBin: "", | ||
| expectError: false, | ||
| }, |
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Incomplete test case for PATH fallback.
The test case doesn't specify expectContainerTool and doesn't verify what gets set when falling back to PATH lookup.
{
name: "fallback to podman in PATH",
containerTool: "",
podmanBin: "",
+ expectContainerTool: "podman", // or verify PATH lookup result
expectError: false,
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| name: "fallback to podman in PATH", | |
| containerTool: "", | |
| podmanBin: "", | |
| expectError: false, | |
| }, | |
| { | |
| name: "fallback to podman in PATH", | |
| containerTool: "", | |
| podmanBin: "", | |
| expectContainerTool: "podman", // or verify PATH lookup result | |
| expectError: false, | |
| }, |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In cmd/settings_test.go around lines 50 to 54, the test case for fallback to
podman in PATH is incomplete because it lacks the expectContainerTool field and
does not verify the resulting container tool setting. Add the
expectContainerTool field with the expected fallback value (e.g., "podman") to
the test case and update the test logic to assert that the container tool is
correctly set to this fallback value after execution.
| if tt.expectContainerTool != "" && os.Getenv("CONTAINER_TOOL") != tt.expectContainerTool { | ||
| t.Errorf("Expected CONTAINER_TOOL=%s, got %s", tt.expectContainerTool, os.Getenv("CONTAINER_TOOL")) | ||
| } |
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Verify the Config struct field instead of environment variable.
The test should check the ContainerBinary field of the Config struct rather than the environment variable, since that's what the method is supposed to populate.
- if tt.expectContainerTool != "" && os.Getenv("CONTAINER_TOOL") != tt.expectContainerTool {
- t.Errorf("Expected CONTAINER_TOOL=%s, got %s", tt.expectContainerTool, os.Getenv("CONTAINER_TOOL"))
+ if tt.expectContainerTool != "" && c.ContainerBinary != tt.expectContainerTool {
+ t.Errorf("Expected ContainerBinary=%s, got %s", tt.expectContainerTool, c.ContainerBinary)
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| if tt.expectContainerTool != "" && os.Getenv("CONTAINER_TOOL") != tt.expectContainerTool { | |
| t.Errorf("Expected CONTAINER_TOOL=%s, got %s", tt.expectContainerTool, os.Getenv("CONTAINER_TOOL")) | |
| } | |
| if tt.expectContainerTool != "" && c.ContainerBinary != tt.expectContainerTool { | |
| t.Errorf("Expected ContainerBinary=%s, got %s", tt.expectContainerTool, c.ContainerBinary) | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In cmd/settings_test.go around lines 80 to 82, the test currently verifies the
CONTAINER_TOOL environment variable instead of the Config struct field. Update
the test to check the ContainerBinary field of the Config struct instance
returned or used by the method under test, comparing it to
tt.expectContainerTool. This ensures the test validates the actual configuration
value rather than the environment variable directly.
| name: "generates versioned image when RUNNER_IMG is empty", | ||
| existingRunnerImg: "", | ||
| version: "v1.0.0", | ||
| expectError: false, | ||
| }, |
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Missing verification for versioned image generation.
The test case doesn't specify expectRunnerImg and doesn't verify that the correct versioned image is generated.
{
name: "generates versioned image when RUNNER_IMG is empty",
existingRunnerImg: "",
version: "v1.0.0",
+ expectRunnerImg: "quay.io/konveyor/kantra:v1.0.0", // or verify the actual generated image
expectError: false,
},🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In cmd/settings_test.go around lines 154 to 158, the test case for generating a
versioned image when RUNNER_IMG is empty lacks verification of the expected
runner image. Add an expectRunnerImg field to the test case with the correct
versioned image string based on the version "v1.0.0". Then, update the test
logic to assert that the generated runner image matches this expected value to
ensure the versioned image is correctly produced.
| name: "generates versioned providers when empty", | ||
| version: "v1.0.0", | ||
| expectError: false, | ||
| }, |
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Missing verification for versioned provider images.
The test case doesn't verify that the correct versioned provider images are generated when version is set.
Consider adding expectations or additional verification:
{
name: "generates versioned providers when empty",
version: "v1.0.0",
+ // Add expectations for generated provider images
expectError: false,
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| name: "generates versioned providers when empty", | |
| version: "v1.0.0", | |
| expectError: false, | |
| }, | |
| { | |
| name: "generates versioned providers when empty", | |
| version: "v1.0.0", | |
| // Add expectations for generated provider images | |
| expectError: false, | |
| }, |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In cmd/settings_test.go around lines 223 to 226, the test case named "generates
versioned providers when empty" sets a version but does not verify that the
generated provider images include the correct version tag. Update the test to
include assertions that check the provider images are correctly versioned
according to the specified version "v1.0.0". Add expectations or verification
logic to confirm the versioned image strings match the version input.
Signed-off-by: Dylan Murray <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Dylan Murray <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Dylan Murray <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Dylan Murray <[email protected]>
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cmd/transform_test.go (3)
149-169: Improve indirect logger testing approach.The test comment acknowledges this is an "indirect test" since the logger can't be easily inspected. Consider adding more specific verification if possible.
The current approach is acceptable but could be enhanced by verifying that the subcommands were created successfully with proper error handling.
205-229: Duplicate test functionality.This test is very similar to
TestTransformCommand_RunFunction(lines 55-86) - both test running without arguments and expecting help output.Consider consolidating these similar test cases or differentiating their purposes more clearly to avoid duplication.
231-255: Duplicate command structure validation.This test largely duplicates the validation already done in
TestNewTransformCommand(lines 13-53).Consider removing this test or merging it with the existing structure test to reduce duplication.
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cmd/transform_test.go (4)
55-86: LGTM - Good test for help functionality.This test properly verifies that the Run function displays help when executed without arguments.
123-147: Good integration test with root command.This test verifies that the transform command can be properly added to a root command structure.
257-295: Good test coverage for different logger types.This test properly validates that the command works with different logger implementations.
1-295: Ignore incorrect subcommand concern: ‘rules’ existsIn cmd/shimconvert.go,
NewWindupShimCommandis defined with Use: "rules", matching the tests’ expectations. No changes needed.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
| // Try to parse flags, but ignore errors that occur during testing | ||
| // when test flags like --test.v are passed to the command | ||
| err := cmd.ParseFlags(args) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| // During testing, Go may pass test-specific flags that our command | ||
| // doesn't recognize. We'll silently ignore parse errors in this case. | ||
| // The logLevel will use its default value (4) if parsing fails. | ||
| return | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider more selective error handling instead of suppressing all flag parsing errors.
While the current approach solves the immediate testing issue with test-specific flags, silently ignoring all flag parsing errors could mask legitimate configuration problems in production. This could lead to commands running with default values when users expect their flags to be respected.
Consider these alternatives:
- Selective error filtering: Only ignore errors related to test flags
- Test-specific handling: Use build tags or environment variables to detect test execution
- Proper test isolation: Structure tests to avoid passing conflicting flags to the actual command
Here's a more robust approach that only ignores test-related flags:
- // Try to parse flags, but ignore errors that occur during testing
- // when test flags like --test.v are passed to the command
- err := cmd.ParseFlags(args)
- if err != nil {
- // During testing, Go may pass test-specific flags that our command
- // doesn't recognize. We'll silently ignore parse errors in this case.
- // The logLevel will use its default value (4) if parsing fails.
- return
- }
+ // Filter out test-specific flags before parsing
+ filteredArgs := make([]string, 0, len(args))
+ for _, arg := range args {
+ if !strings.HasPrefix(arg, "--test.") && !strings.HasPrefix(arg, "-test.") {
+ filteredArgs = append(filteredArgs, arg)
+ }
+ }
+
+ err := cmd.ParseFlags(filteredArgs)
+ if err != nil {
+ // Log the error but continue with defaults for backward compatibility
+ logrusLog.WithError(err).Warn("Failed to parse flags, using defaults")
+ return
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| // Try to parse flags, but ignore errors that occur during testing | |
| // when test flags like --test.v are passed to the command | |
| err := cmd.ParseFlags(args) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| // During testing, Go may pass test-specific flags that our command | |
| // doesn't recognize. We'll silently ignore parse errors in this case. | |
| // The logLevel will use its default value (4) if parsing fails. | |
| return | |
| } | |
| // Filter out test-specific flags before parsing | |
| filteredArgs := make([]string, 0, len(args)) | |
| for _, arg := range args { | |
| if !strings.HasPrefix(arg, "--test.") && !strings.HasPrefix(arg, "-test.") { | |
| filteredArgs = append(filteredArgs, arg) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| err := cmd.ParseFlags(filteredArgs) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| // Log the error but continue with defaults for backward compatibility | |
| logrusLog.WithError(err).Warn("Failed to parse flags, using defaults") | |
| return | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In cmd/root.go around lines 33 to 41, the current code suppresses all flag
parsing errors, which can hide real issues in production. Modify the error
handling to selectively ignore only errors caused by test-specific flags by
checking the error message or flag names. Alternatively, detect test execution
using build tags or environment variables and conditionally suppress errors only
in that context. This ensures legitimate flag parsing errors are surfaced while
still allowing tests to run without interference.
| func TestNewTransformCommand(t *testing.T) { | ||
| // Create a test logger | ||
| testLogger := logrus.New() | ||
| testLogger.SetOutput(bytes.NewBuffer(nil)) // Silence output | ||
| logger := logrusr.New(testLogger) | ||
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| // Test command structure | ||
| if cmd.Use != "transform" { | ||
| t.Errorf("Expected Use to be 'transform', got '%s'", cmd.Use) | ||
| } | ||
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| if cmd.Short != "Transform application source code or windup XML rules" { | ||
| t.Errorf("Expected specific Short description, got '%s'", cmd.Short) | ||
| } | ||
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| if cmd.Run == nil { | ||
| t.Error("Expected Run function to be set") | ||
| } | ||
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| // Test that subcommands are added | ||
| commands := cmd.Commands() | ||
| expectedSubcommands := []string{"openrewrite", "rules"} | ||
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| t.Errorf("Expected %d subcommands, got %d", len(expectedSubcommands), len(commands)) | ||
| } | ||
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| // Check that expected subcommands exist | ||
| foundSubcommands := make(map[string]bool) | ||
| for _, subcmd := range commands { | ||
| foundSubcommands[subcmd.Use] = true | ||
| } | ||
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| if !foundSubcommands[expected] { | ||
| t.Errorf("Expected subcommand '%s' not found", expected) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Fix subcommand expectations - mismatch with actual implementation.
The test expects subcommands "openrewrite" and "rules", but according to the implementation in cmd/transform.go, the actual subcommands added are from NewOpenRewriteCommand(log) and NewWindupShimCommand(log). The "rules" subcommand expectation appears incorrect.
- expectedSubcommands := []string{"openrewrite", "rules"}
+ expectedSubcommands := []string{"openrewrite", "rules"} // Verify: should this be "windup" instead of "rules"?Please verify the correct subcommand names by checking what NewWindupShimCommand actually creates.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In cmd/transform_test.go between lines 13 and 53, the test expects subcommands
"openrewrite" and "rules", but the actual subcommands added are from
NewOpenRewriteCommand and NewWindupShimCommand. Verify the subcommand name
created by NewWindupShimCommand and update the expectedSubcommands slice to
match the actual subcommand names returned by these functions, replacing "rules"
with the correct name from NewWindupShimCommand.
| func TestTransformCommand_Subcommands(t *testing.T) { | ||
| testLogger := logrus.New() | ||
| testLogger.SetOutput(bytes.NewBuffer(nil)) | ||
| logger := logrusr.New(testLogger) | ||
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| name string | ||
| use string | ||
| expected bool | ||
| }{ | ||
| {"openrewrite subcommand exists", "openrewrite", true}, | ||
| {"rules subcommand exists", "rules", true}, | ||
| {"nonexistent subcommand", "nonexistent", false}, | ||
| } | ||
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| for _, tt := range tests { | ||
| t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) { | ||
| found := false | ||
| for _, subcmd := range commands { | ||
| if subcmd.Use == tt.use { | ||
| found = true | ||
| break | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| if found != tt.expected { | ||
| t.Errorf("Expected subcommand '%s' existence to be %t, got %t", tt.use, tt.expected, found) | ||
| } | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Same subcommand mismatch issue as previous test.
The test cases still reference "rules" subcommand which may not exist in the actual implementation.
- {"rules subcommand exists", "rules", true},
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| func TestTransformCommand_Subcommands(t *testing.T) { | |
| testLogger := logrus.New() | |
| testLogger.SetOutput(bytes.NewBuffer(nil)) | |
| logger := logrusr.New(testLogger) | |
| cmd := NewTransformCommand(logger) | |
| commands := cmd.Commands() | |
| tests := []struct { | |
| name string | |
| use string | |
| expected bool | |
| }{ | |
| {"openrewrite subcommand exists", "openrewrite", true}, | |
| {"rules subcommand exists", "rules", true}, | |
| {"nonexistent subcommand", "nonexistent", false}, | |
| } | |
| for _, tt := range tests { | |
| t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) { | |
| found := false | |
| for _, subcmd := range commands { | |
| if subcmd.Use == tt.use { | |
| found = true | |
| break | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if found != tt.expected { | |
| t.Errorf("Expected subcommand '%s' existence to be %t, got %t", tt.use, tt.expected, found) | |
| } | |
| }) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| func TestTransformCommand_Subcommands(t *testing.T) { | |
| testLogger := logrus.New() | |
| testLogger.SetOutput(bytes.NewBuffer(nil)) | |
| logger := logrusr.New(testLogger) | |
| cmd := NewTransformCommand(logger) | |
| commands := cmd.Commands() | |
| tests := []struct { | |
| name string | |
| use string | |
| expected bool | |
| }{ | |
| {"openrewrite subcommand exists", "openrewrite", true}, | |
| {"rules subcommand exists", "rules", true}, // Verify: should this be "windup"? | |
| {"nonexistent subcommand", "nonexistent", false}, | |
| } | |
| for _, tt := range tests { | |
| t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) { | |
| found := false | |
| for _, subcmd := range commands { | |
| if subcmd.Use == tt.use { | |
| found = true | |
| break | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if found != tt.expected { | |
| t.Errorf("Expected subcommand '%s' existence to be %t, got %t", tt.use, tt.expected, found) | |
| } | |
| }) | |
| } | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In cmd/transform_test.go between lines 88 and 121, the test references a "rules"
subcommand that may not exist in the actual implementation, causing a mismatch.
Review the actual subcommands defined in NewTransformCommand and update the test
cases to only include subcommands that are truly implemented. Remove or replace
the "rules" subcommand test case with the correct subcommand names to ensure the
test accurately reflects the current command structure.
| func TestTransformCommand_HelpCommand(t *testing.T) { | ||
| testLogger := logrus.New() | ||
| testLogger.SetOutput(bytes.NewBuffer(nil)) | ||
| logger := logrusr.New(testLogger) | ||
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| buf := &bytes.Buffer{} | ||
| cmd.SetOut(buf) | ||
| cmd.SetErr(buf) | ||
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| // Execute help | ||
| cmd.SetArgs([]string{"--help"}) | ||
| err := cmd.Execute() | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| t.Errorf("Unexpected error running help: %v", err) | ||
| } | ||
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| // Check that help contains expected sections | ||
| expectedStrings := []string{ | ||
| "transform", | ||
| "Transform application source code or windup XML rules", | ||
| "openrewrite", | ||
| "rules", | ||
| } | ||
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| for _, expected := range expectedStrings { | ||
| if !bytes.Contains(buf.Bytes(), []byte(expected)) { | ||
| t.Errorf("Expected help output to contain '%s'", expected) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Same subcommand reference issue in help test.
The expected strings still include "rules" which may not be the correct subcommand name.
expectedStrings := []string{
"transform",
"Transform application source code or windup XML rules",
"openrewrite",
- "rules",
+ "rules", // Verify: should this be "windup"?
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| func TestTransformCommand_HelpCommand(t *testing.T) { | |
| testLogger := logrus.New() | |
| testLogger.SetOutput(bytes.NewBuffer(nil)) | |
| logger := logrusr.New(testLogger) | |
| cmd := NewTransformCommand(logger) | |
| // Test help command | |
| buf := &bytes.Buffer{} | |
| cmd.SetOut(buf) | |
| cmd.SetErr(buf) | |
| // Execute help | |
| cmd.SetArgs([]string{"--help"}) | |
| err := cmd.Execute() | |
| if err != nil { | |
| t.Errorf("Unexpected error running help: %v", err) | |
| } | |
| // Check that help contains expected sections | |
| expectedStrings := []string{ | |
| "transform", | |
| "Transform application source code or windup XML rules", | |
| "openrewrite", | |
| "rules", | |
| } | |
| for _, expected := range expectedStrings { | |
| if !bytes.Contains(buf.Bytes(), []byte(expected)) { | |
| t.Errorf("Expected help output to contain '%s'", expected) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| func TestTransformCommand_HelpCommand(t *testing.T) { | |
| testLogger := logrus.New() | |
| testLogger.SetOutput(bytes.NewBuffer(nil)) | |
| logger := logrusr.New(testLogger) | |
| cmd := NewTransformCommand(logger) | |
| // Test help command | |
| buf := &bytes.Buffer{} | |
| cmd.SetOut(buf) | |
| cmd.SetErr(buf) | |
| // Execute help | |
| cmd.SetArgs([]string{"--help"}) | |
| err := cmd.Execute() | |
| if err != nil { | |
| t.Errorf("Unexpected error running help: %v", err) | |
| } | |
| // Check that help contains expected sections | |
| expectedStrings := []string{ | |
| "transform", | |
| "Transform application source code or windup XML rules", | |
| "openrewrite", | |
| "rules", // Verify: should this be "windup"? | |
| } | |
| for _, expected := range expectedStrings { | |
| if !bytes.Contains(buf.Bytes(), []byte(expected)) { | |
| t.Errorf("Expected help output to contain '%s'", expected) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In cmd/transform_test.go between lines 171 and 203, the help test checks for the
string "rules" which is likely an incorrect subcommand reference. Review the
actual subcommand names used in the TransformCommand and replace "rules" in the
expectedStrings slice with the correct subcommand name to ensure the help output
validation matches the current command structure.
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+ Hits 909 1431 +522
+ Misses 3979 3411 -568
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