Comprehensive testing improvements across all Go packages #27
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This commit adds extensive test coverage and improves testing structure across all packages: - Root package: Added comprehensive tests (64.3% coverage) - Namespace package: Added platform-agnostic tests (40.2% coverage) - TLS package: Added certificate management tests (75.0% coverage) - Proxy package: Added HTTP/HTTPS proxy tests (77.0% coverage) - CLI package: Expanded test coverage from 2.5% to 58.2% - Rules package: Improved coverage from 91.5% to 97.2% - Audit package: Maintained 100% coverage with quality verification All tests use table-driven testing patterns for maintainability and comprehensive coverage. Tests handle edge cases, error conditions, and cross-platform compatibility. Co-authored-by: f0ssel <[email protected]>
- Remove undefined NewMockPTY usage from CLI tests - Fix race condition in jail start/stop test by adding proper synchronization - Improve test reliability with better timing Co-authored-by: f0ssel <[email protected]>
- Fix test that incorrectly expected error for valid commands - Add proper permission error handling with test skipping - Ensure tests pass in CI environments with limited system capabilities Co-authored-by: f0ssel <[email protected]>
- Add mutex synchronization to proxy server Start/Stop methods to prevent data races - Add empty command array check in MacOSNetJail.Command to prevent slice bounds panic - Ensure thread-safe access to httpServer and httpsServer fields - Fix TestJail_Command empty command test case Co-authored-by: f0ssel <[email protected]>
- Fix TestGetConfigDir to handle XDG_CONFIG_HOME environment variable - Test was failing in CI because XDG_CONFIG_HOME was set to runner home - Add proper environment variable setup and teardown in test - Add test case for XDG_CONFIG_HOME behavior - All tests now pass in both local and CI environments Co-authored-by: f0ssel <[email protected]>
- TestErrorHandling should not expect error for nonexistent commands - The jail starts successfully, only the command inside fails (correct behavior) - Command execution failure is logged but doesn't cause Run() to return error - This aligns with expected behavior where jail infrastructure works properly Co-authored-by: f0ssel <[email protected]>
- TestErrorHandling now gracefully handles permission denied errors - These are expected in test environments without sufficient privileges - Test skips appropriately instead of failing when system constraints prevent jail creation - Maintains test coverage while being robust across different environments Co-authored-by: f0ssel <[email protected]>
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This PR has been closed and is being broken down into separate PRs for each package to improve reviewability and maintainability.\n\nIndividual PRs will be created for:\n- Root package testing improvements\n- CLI package testing improvements \n- Namespace package testing improvements\n- Proxy package testing improvements\n- TLS package testing improvements\n- Rules package testing improvements\n- Audit package testing improvements\n\nEach PR will focus on a single package with comprehensive tests, table-driven patterns, and proper error handling.