IntelOwl
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Updated the test_interfaces.py with few enhancement.
Summary of Code Changes
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Renamed
Testclass toTestInterface- Reason: More descriptive name that clearly indicates its purpose.
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Fixed
__init__method- Changed:
**init**to__init__ - Reason: Correct syntax for Python special methods.
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Renamed test method
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test_validate_playbook_to_executetotest_validate_playbooks - Reason: Matches the actual method being tested (
validate_playbooks).
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Added docstrings
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TestInterfaceclass andtest_validate_playbooksmethod - Reason: Improves code documentation and clarity.
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Refactored repetitive code into a helper function
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create_and_test_playbookfunction inside the test method - Reason: Reduces code duplication and improves readability.
- Created
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Simplified exception handling
- Removed try/except blocks that were failing the test on exception
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assertRaisesfor negative test case - Reason: More idiomatic way to test for exceptions in unit tests.
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Improved variable naming
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atointerface - Reason: More descriptive name for what the variable represents.
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Restructured test cases
- Now testing three scenarios (no owner, user as owner, superuser as owner) using the same function
- Reason: More concise and clearly shows the different scenarios being tested.
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Removed explicit deletion of PlaybookConfig objects
- Deletion now happens at the end of each test case in the helper function
- Reason: Ensures cleanup happens even if an assertion fails.
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Removed unused import
- Removed:
from django.db.models import QuerySet - Reason: This import was not being used explicitly in the code.
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hey please install linters as suggested in the doc and fix the CI issue
I am not accepting this contribution cause it does not respect the PR rules + the change is not an improvement. If you want to re-use code in tests you should leverage elements of the unittest framework like setUp and not nested functions like you did