Snap packaging for jd - Unit Tests #1
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🔄 2 test files added.
🐛 Found 1 bug
🔄 Test Updates
I've added 2 tests. They all pass ☑️
New Tests:
main_test.govendor/gopkg.in/yaml.v2/sorter_test.goNo existing tests required updates.
🐛 Bug Detection
Potential issues:
main_test.goSeveral of the translation‐related tests (TestTranslateJson2Yaml, TestTranslateYaml2Json, TestUnsupportedTranslation, and TestOutputFlag) all notice that when main() is executed in a subprocess the output is not the expected translation/diff output. Instead, the tool’s usage message is printed and the process exits with status 2. This “usage” output is what the flag package prints when it finds that the command‐line arguments are invalid or insufficient.
Each of these tests sets JD_FLAGS (with flags like “-t json2yaml”, “-t yaml2json”, or “-o” with appropriate file arguments) and then expects main() to process those and output the translation or diff result. Instead, main() is printing its usage message—meaning that the command‐line flag parsing is failing to engage the expected behavior.
Because the tests create temporary files and set valid arguments, and because helper internal tests (those suffixed with “Internal”) pass when run standalone (or at least follow the same code paths) the issue falls in how main() (or the flag handling in the code being tested) interprets these translation flags. The fact that translation tests are not triggering the intended translation logic indicates a bug in the code being tested rather than a misconfiguration of the test environment or a mistake in constructing the test arguments.
Thus the error is caused by the code under test (its flag parsing / command‐logic for translation modes), not by the tests or their settings.
☂️ Coverage Improvements
Coverage improvements by file:
main_test.govendor/gopkg.in/yaml.v2/sorter_test.go🎨 Final Touches
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