Feat/keploy test coverage

[alichherawalla]

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced network configuration for better inter-service communication in Docker environments.
  • Introduced new HTTP tests for robust service validation.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated error response details for specific API endpoints to better reflect user information errors.

• Chores

  • Expanded coverage reporting capabilities for better insight into code quality and performance.

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Walkthrough

The project has evolved with enhancements in testing capabilities through Keploy SDK integration, updates in Docker configurations for improved network management, and improvements in server setup for graceful shutdowns. Detailed test configurations for HTTP requests have been added to ensure robust network interactions for the application.

Changes

File Pattern	Change Summary
Dockerfile	Added -cover flag to go build command.
cmd/server/main_test.go	Imported Keploy SDK; added Keploy initialization and process cleanup in tests.
docker-compose.yml	Updated network configurations and renamed app container.
keploy/reports/test-set-0-report.yaml	Added detailed HTTP test report.
keploy/reports/test-run-{3-6}/test-set-2-report.yaml	Detailed reports on failed test runs for test set 2.
keploy/test-set-{0-2}/tests/test-{1-12}.yaml	Added configurations for various HTTP tests.
pkg/api/api.go	Integrated Keploy for graceful shutdown.
sonar-project.properties	Expanded coverage reporting capabilities.

🐇✨ A hop through code, a leap through tests, With Keploy's charm, our project jests. Networks align, containers renamed, In graceful code, new features framed. 🌟📦🐰

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between c25a7be4769b3f39514c79c0648b0b75da08c953 and 113cd4836029bcfae6232f3d00802a748c4b4cbf.

Files selected for processing (4)

• keploy/reports/test-run-3/test-set-2-report.yaml (1 hunks)
• keploy/reports/test-run-4/test-set-2-report.yaml (1 hunks)
• keploy/reports/test-run-5/test-set-2-report.yaml (1 hunks)
• keploy/reports/test-run-6/test-set-2-report.yaml (1 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (4)

keploy/reports/test-run-3/test-set-2-report.yaml (1)

113-115: Verify the expected and actual values of X-Request-Id to ensure consistency in test results.

keploy/reports/test-run-4/test-set-2-report.yaml (1)

85-87: Verify the expected and actual values of X-Request-Id to ensure consistency in test results.

keploy/reports/test-run-5/test-set-2-report.yaml (1)

113-115: Verify the expected and actual values of X-Request-Id to ensure consistency in test results.

Verification successful

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The X-Request-Id values are found to vary across different test runs and test sets, as shown in the search results. This variability is expected and appropriate for request IDs, which are generally used as unique identifiers for individual requests. Therefore, the presence of different X-Request-Id values in various test reports is consistent with their intended use and does not indicate any inconsistency in the test results.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify if the X-Request-Id is consistently generated or if it should be variable.
echo "Check application logic for X-Request-Id generation."

Length of output: 114

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for occurrences of 'X-Request-Id' in the codebase to understand how it is generated and used.
rg "X-Request-Id"

Length of output: 20815

keploy/reports/test-run-6/test-set-2-report.yaml (1)

131-133: Verify the expected and actual values of X-Request-Id to ensure consistency in test results.

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Analysis Details

0 Issues

• 0 Bugs
• 0 Vulnerabilities
• 0 Code Smells

Coverage and Duplications

• 100.00% Coverage (95.70% Estimated after merge)
• 0.00% Duplicated Code (0.00% Estimated after merge)

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Analysis Details

0 Issues

• 0 Bugs
• 0 Vulnerabilities
• 0 Code Smells

Coverage and Duplications

• 100.00% Coverage (95.70% Estimated after merge)
• 0.00% Duplicated Code (0.00% Estimated after merge)

Project ID: wednesday-solutions_go-template_AY4Ik1IUB2n8RRmGoUiD

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Analysis Details

0 Issues

• 0 Bugs
• 0 Vulnerabilities
• 0 Code Smells

Coverage and Duplications

• 100.00% Coverage (95.70% Estimated after merge)
• 0.00% Duplicated Code (0.00% Estimated after merge)

Project ID: wednesday-solutions_go-template_AY4Ik1IUB2n8RRmGoUiD

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[sonarqube-ws[bot]]

Analysis Details

0 Issues

• 0 Bugs
• 0 Vulnerabilities
• 0 Code Smells

Coverage and Duplications

• 100.00% Coverage (95.70% Estimated after merge)
• 0.00% Duplicated Code (0.00% Estimated after merge)

Project ID: wednesday-solutions_go-template_AY4Ik1IUB2n8RRmGoUiD

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