🧪 [Enhance test coverage for get_tool]#30
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This pull request expands the test coverage for the get_tool function by adding test cases for empty strings, whitespace, and duplicate tool names. A review comment suggests improving the robustness of the duplicate name test by explicitly asserting that duplicate entries exist in the test data, which prevents the test from silently skipping if the underlying data changes.
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Pull request overview
Expands the Python unittest coverage for src.tools.get_tool to validate additional edge inputs and behavior when multiple mirrored tools share the same name in the snapshot.
Changes:
- Add assertions that
get_tool("")andget_tool(" ")returnNone. - Add a test for deterministic “first match wins” behavior for duplicate tool names (using
"constants"in the snapshot).
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@gemini-code-assist, what are the steps and line numbers to make this fix? |
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The changes in this pull request are located in |
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@gemini-code-assist, what are the steps and line numbers to make this fix? |
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As I mentioned previously, the changes are located in |
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See: #30 (comment) |
🎯 What: The
get_toolmethod insrc/tools.pyhad a basic testtest_get_toolintests/test_tools.py, but lacked complete coverage for key boundary conditions and exact matching behavior given the nature of the parsed dictionary in memory (which can contain duplicate string names).📊 Coverage: The test suite for
get_toolis now expanded to ensure that edge cases are verified:""safely returnNone." "returnNone.get_toolconsistently respects first-match priority as implemented.✨ Result: Test robustness and security are improved by ensuring that bounds and edge inputs to
get_tooldo not lead to exceptions or unpredictable states. This also fulfills the coverage request while maintaining deterministic test execution.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10955050998412195358 started by @badMade