add tests for collections search links #310
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🤔 well tests pass! |
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@bitner I'm not sure to understand how the CI is design, thus I'm not sure that pgtap was ran with my last commit |
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Yeah, it doesn't look like tests ran at all. |
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In 'Files changed' tab I see changes that were already merged to the |
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Ah that makes sense because it was never included in the migrations. |
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while working on stac-utils/stac-fastapi-pgstac#155 we encountered some strange behaviour with the next/prev links returned by pgstac
The first commit of this PR adds tests showing what I was expecting from pgstac
cc @bitner
Note: in tipg this is how we determine next/prev links https://github.com/developmentseed/tipg/blob/ea1ef949873abb7886811dce85a47913f38e3e38/tipg/collections.py#L783-L788