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Ⅰ. Describe what this PR does

  • refactor(tests): migrate to Ginkgo and Gomega for improved test structure

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Part of #5407

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This pull request establishes a foundational test suite for the updatedbconf package, migrating testing efforts to the Ginkgo framework. The primary objective is to enhance the reliability and maintainability of the package by introducing structured tests for its core functionalities, including file modification detection and backup procedures. While some tests are temporarily skipped due to current architectural constraints, this change significantly improves test coverage and sets the stage for future code improvements.

Highlights

  • New Test Suite: An initial test suite has been added for the updatedbconf package, utilizing the Ginkgo testing framework.
  • Ginkgo Migration: Existing or new tests are now structured using Ginkgo's Describe and Context blocks for better readability and organization.
  • Skipped Tests for Refactoring: Several tests for the Register function are currently skipped, indicating a dependency on future refactoring of the Register function to accept file paths for easier testing.
  • Logic Testing: Specific logic within the Register function, such as comment detection and backup decision-making, now has dedicated unit tests.
  • Conditional Integration Test: A placeholder for an integration test has been added, which can be enabled by setting the RUN_INTEGRATION_TESTS environment variable.

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This pull request introduces an initial test suite for the updatedbconf package, migrating existing tests to use Ginkgo and Gomega. While the PR adds a good foundation for testing, several key tests for the Register function are currently skipped due to its design not being conducive to isolated testing. Additionally, the integration test is set up but lacks actual test logic. Addressing these points will significantly improve the test coverage and maintainability of the updatedbconf package.

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tempDir := GinkgoT().TempDir()
Expect(tempDir).ToNot(BeEmpty())
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The integration test is currently incomplete. While it correctly sets up a temporary directory, it doesn't contain any actual test logic to verify the integration of the updatedbconf package components. Please add specific assertions and steps to truly test the integration aspects of the Register function, such as writing to the temporary file and verifying its content after Register is called.

@adity1raut adity1raut changed the title test: add initial test suite and register tests for updatedbconf package and migrate tests into ginkgo refactor(tests): migrate to Ginkgo and Gomega for improved test structure Jan 21, 2026
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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 56.13%. Comparing base (7b2a096) to head (2df5bc7).
⚠️ Report is 5 commits behind head on master.

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