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Date: 21-Jun-2025

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This PR aims to remove/refactor tests, suggested by Yash in the previous PR for the auth tests PR #83

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Refactor existing tests by integrating constant URLs using Django's reverse function, modifying user data handling to use fixtures for consistency, and removing redundant or overlapping test cases across various files.

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These changes improve test maintainability and consistency by reusing defined data structures and constants, as suggested in previous code review comments for the authentication test PR. This approach reduces duplication, enhances clarity, and ensures that tests are robust against changes in data structures and configurations.

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  • Tests
    • Centralized test data by introducing a reusable Google OAuth fixture and updating tests to use fixture-based user data.
    • Improved URL path handling in tests by replacing hardcoded strings with dynamic URL resolution.
    • Removed several tests related to error handling and timestamp verification in user model and repository tests.
    • Deleted a test for missing user info fields in Google OAuth service tests.
    • Enhanced test case generation for user data validation by dynamically creating cases from fixture data.

Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new Google OAuth fixture for test data centralization, update test setups to use fixtures instead of hardcoded values, and remove several redundant or unnecessary test cases across authentication-related unit tests. Some tests are also updated to use Django's reverse URL resolution for improved maintainability.

Changes

Files/Paths Change Summary
todo/tests/fixtures/google_oauth.py Added GOOGLE_OAUTH_FIXTURE with mock Google OAuth configuration data.
todo/tests/unit/services/test_google_oauth_service.py,
todo/tests/unit/services/test_user_service.py,
todo/tests/unit/repositories/test_user_repository.py Updated test setups to use fixtures for user and OAuth data; removed tests for error scenarios and missing fields.
todo/tests/unit/models/test_user.py Removed two tests: one for model instantiation with valid data, one for default timestamp checks.
todo/tests/unit/middlewares/test_jwt_auth.py Replaced hardcoded URL paths with Django reverse() calls for dynamic URL resolution.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant TestCase
    participant Fixtures
    participant GoogleOAuthService
    participant UserRepository

    TestCase->>Fixtures: Import GOOGLE_OAUTH_FIXTURE, users_db_data
    TestCase->>GoogleOAuthService: Initialize with fixture data
    TestCase->>UserRepository: Initialize with fixture user data
    GoogleOAuthService-->>TestCase: Run authentication logic using fixture
    UserRepository-->>TestCase: Run repository logic using fixture
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Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Refactor tests to use data from fixtures instead of manual stubbing (#85)
Remove tests which are not required (#85)

Assessment against linked issues: Out-of-scope changes

No out-of-scope changes found.

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Google OAuth credentials—no more manual fears!
Old tests retire, new ones take their place,
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@VaibhavSingh8 VaibhavSingh8 marked this pull request as ready for review June 23, 2025 18:57
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Actionable comments posted: 1

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Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3270fb2 and ea44fe3.

📒 Files selected for processing (6)
  • todo/tests/fixtures/google_oauth.py (1 hunks)
  • todo/tests/unit/middlewares/test_jwt_auth.py (2 hunks)
  • todo/tests/unit/models/test_user.py (0 hunks)
  • todo/tests/unit/repositories/test_user_repository.py (2 hunks)
  • todo/tests/unit/services/test_google_oauth_service.py (1 hunks)
  • todo/tests/unit/services/test_user_service.py (2 hunks)
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todo/tests/unit/services/test_google_oauth_service.py

[convention] 12-12: Missing class docstring

(C0115)

todo/tests/fixtures/google_oauth.py

[convention] 1-1: Missing module docstring

(C0114)

todo/tests/unit/middlewares/test_jwt_auth.py

[error] 7-7: Unable to import 'django.urls'

(E0401)


[convention] 7-7: Imports from package django are not grouped

(C0412)

todo/tests/unit/repositories/test_user_repository.py

[convention] 13-13: Missing class docstring

(C0115)

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todo/tests/unit/services/test_google_oauth_service.py (2)

8-9: Excellent use of centralized fixtures.

The transition from hardcoded test data to centralized fixtures improves maintainability and consistency across the test suite.


14-20: Verify that removed test coverage is maintained elsewhere.

The setup correctly uses the new fixtures. However, according to the AI summary, the test_get_user_info_missing_fields test method was removed from this file. This test was validating error handling when required fields are missing from Google's user info response.

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for test coverage of missing fields validation in user info
# Expected: Find alternative test coverage for missing required fields (email, name) validation

# Search for tests that validate missing email/name fields in Google user info
rg -A 10 -B 5 "missing.*field|required.*field" --type py todo/tests/
echo "---"
# Search for tests that handle GoogleAPIException for user info
rg -A 10 -B 5 "GoogleAPIException.*user.*info|user.*info.*GoogleAPIException" --type py todo/tests/
todo/tests/unit/services/test_user_service.py (2)

14-15: Good refactoring to use fixture data.

The transition to fixture-based test data with appropriate field mapping (email_id → email) maintains consistency across the test suite.


69-75: Improved dynamic test case generation.

The refactored approach dynamically generates test cases from fixture data rather than using hardcoded values. This ensures tests remain synchronized with the fixture data structure.

todo/tests/unit/middlewares/test_jwt_auth.py (2)

7-7: Excellent adoption of Django's reverse URL resolution.

Using reverse() instead of hardcoded URL strings is a Django best practice that makes tests more maintainable when URL patterns change.


18-18: To properly verify the existence of those URL names, let’s rerun with corrected quoting and targeted searches:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that URL names "tasks" and "google_login" exist in URL configuration

# 1. Search all Python files for explicit name= definitions
rg "name=['\"]tasks['\"]" --type py
rg "name=['\"]google_login['\"]" --type py

# 2. Narrow down to files named urls.py and look for either name
fd -e py -t f | grep -E 'urls\.py$' | xargs -r rg -H "name=['\"]tasks['\"]|name=['\"]google_login['\"]"
todo/tests/unit/repositories/test_user_repository.py (3)

15-16: Consistent fixture usage maintained.

The setup correctly adopts the centralized fixture approach with appropriate field mapping.


52-59: Enhanced timestamp validation is beneficial.

The additional assertions for MongoDB update operations with $set and $setOnInsert ensure proper timestamp handling during user creation and updates.


8-8: ```shell
#!/bin/bash

Display the full test_create_or_update_no_result to verify error handling assertions

rg -n -A 10 -B 5 "def test_create_or_update_no_result" --type py todo/tests/unit/repositories/test_user_repository.py


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@VaibhavSingh8 we need more test cases, There are many files that needs more coverage

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@VaibhavSingh8 we need more test cases, There are many files that needs more coverage

Sure sir, I will create a new tcr and do it separately. This pr aims to refactor the tests based on the previous pr comments.

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