🧪 Add unit test coverage for system init message#26
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This pull request introduces unit tests for the build_system_init_message function, covering both trusted and untrusted scenarios. The feedback suggests refactoring the test class by moving repeated @patch decorators to the class level to reduce duplication and using autospec=True to ensure mocks adhere to the actual function signatures.
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Pull request overview
Adds unit test coverage for the build_system_init_message helper in src/system_init.py, ensuring trusted vs untrusted init reporting stays stable as upstream setup/command/tool plumbing evolves.
Changes:
- Introduces
tests/test_system_init.pywith isolated unit tests forbuild_system_init_message. - Uses mocks for
run_setup,get_commands,get_tools, andbuilt_in_command_namesto avoid side effects and make assertions deterministic.
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See: #26 (comment) |
🎯 What: This PR addresses a testing gap by adding unit tests for
build_system_init_messageinsrc/system_init.py. This simple builder function was untested.📊 Coverage: The new test suite (
tests/test_system_init.py) covers both the trusted (trusted=True) and untrusted (trusted=False) scenarios. Mocks are utilized for upstream dependencies (run_setup,get_commands,get_tools,built_in_command_names) to ensure the testing path isolates the specific logic being tested securely and robustly without creating side-effects.✨ Result: Enhanced unit test coverage for system initialization reporting, preventing unforeseen regressions and securing logic against future adjustments in dependencies.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 9832904692765707855 started by @badMade