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Fixed outdated testcases and all compiler warning issues

Open srinivas365 opened this issue 8 months ago • 2 comments

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Expanded command support by adding operations like PING, ECHO, SET, GET, and related key commands to enhance interaction capabilities.
    • Introduced a structured approach to testing commands against a DiceDB client, including error handling and result verification.
  • Improvements

    • Refined error messages for several commands to provide clearer, more concise feedback during command usage.
    • Adjusted the initialization process for the store across various tests to enhance configuration consistency.

srinivas365 avatar Mar 27 '25 07:03 srinivas365

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Walkthrough

The changes update multiple modules and test files to accommodate a modified dstore.NewStore signature, which now requires an additional integer parameter (set to 0). Various test files have been updated accordingly, and error messages in the Bloom filter tests have been streamlined by removing the "ERR " prefix and adjusting command names. Additionally, several new stub evaluation functions have been added to the evaluation module to expand command handling, and a new test file in the ironhawk package introduces a structured approach to executing DiceDB client commands.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
internal/eval/bloom_test.go Updated TestBloomFilter and TestGetOrCreateBloomFilter to call dstore.NewStore(nil, nil, 0) and modified error messages by removing the "ERR " prefix and adjusting command names.
internal/eval/countminsketch_test.go
internal/eval/eval_test.go
internal/eval/hmap_test.go
internal/eval/main_test.go
internal/store/expire_test.go
Revised store initialization calls to include the new third parameter (0). In eval_test.go, removed testEvalGETSET; in hmap_test.go, updated variable assignments to ignore unused return values.
internal/store/batchevictionlru_test.go Changed instantiation by removing the eviction rate parameter in NewPrimitiveEvictionStrategy and updating NewStore calls to include an extra parameter (0).
internal/eval/eval.go Added new stub evaluation functions (evalPING, evalECHO, evalSET, evalGETEX, evalGETDEL, evalGET, evalEXPIRE, evalEXPIRETIME, evalEXPIREAT, evalTTL, evalDEL, evalTYPE, evalSETEX, evalINCR, evalINCRBY, evalDECR, evalDECRBY) to handle various commands, all currently returning nil.
tests0/main_test.go Introduced a new test file in the ironhawk package featuring a TestCase struct, a local connection function, and a test runner (runTestcases) that executes command sequences and asserts expected results.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Eval
    participant Store
    Client->>Eval: Send command (e.g., "PING", "SET", "GET")
    Eval->>Store: Process command with arguments (if applicable)
    Store-->>Eval: Return data (if applicable)
    Eval-->>Client: Return response (currently nil/stub)
sequenceDiagram
    participant T as TestRunner
    participant C as DiceDB Client
    participant DB as Server
    T->>C: Establish connection (getLocalConnection)
    T->>C: Flush database before tests
    loop For each TestCase
        T->>C: Execute command sequence
        C->>DB: Process command
        DB-->>C: Return response
        T->>C: Assert response equals expected result
    end

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