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[Srajald]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores

  • Updated the continuous integration process to include a broader range of tests, enhancing overall quality assurance.

• Tests

  • Added automated tests to validate interactive features such as file selection and data extraction.
  • Introduced tests for workflow interactions to confirm proper handling of numeric inputs, table generation, and the availability of download options, contributing to a more robust and reliable user experience.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates the continuous integration configuration and extends the test suite. The CI workflow command has been modified to run tests from both a specific file and an entire directory, thereby increasing test coverage. Additionally, two new test files have been added. One file introduces tests for a Streamlit application’s file selection and button interactions, while the other tests UI elements on a Simple Workflow page, including number inputs, error handling, and a download button. No changes were made to public or exported entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/ci.yml	Updated the test command from python -m pytest test_gui.py to python -m pytest test_gui.py tests/ to include the entire tests directory.
tests/test_run_subprocess.py tests/test_simple_workflow.py	Added new test files. The first verifies file selection and button interactions in a subprocess context, while the second tests UI elements (number inputs, invalid inputs, download button) on a Simple Workflow page, including a launch fixture.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant CI as GitHub Actions
    participant Py as Pytest
    participant RSub as Run Subprocess Test
    participant SW as Simple Workflow Test

    CI->>Py: Execute "python -m pytest test_gui.py tests/"
    Py->>RSub: Run file selection & extract IDs tests
    Py->>SW: Run number inputs, invalid inputs, and download button tests
    RSub-->>Py: Return results
    SW-->>Py: Return results
    Py->>CI: Report aggregated test results

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I'm a happy rabbit with ears so long,
Hopping across the code where tests belong.
CI runs our tests with a skip and a leap,
Checking file selections while others sleep.
Workflow pages dance in numbers and light,
New tests guide our code through day and night!
🐇💻 Happy coding, all is right!

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