Réparer la détection d'id d'article dans les URL de pages Légipêche en https #3007
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- datascience/src/pipeline/flows/regulations_checkup.py (1 hunks)
- datascience/tests/test_data/remote_database/V666.6__Reset_test_legipeche.sql (1 hunks)
- datascience/tests/test_pipeline/test_flows/test_regulations_checkup.py (2 hunks)
Additional comments: 8
datascience/tests/test_data/remote_database/V666.6__Reset_test_legipeche.sql (2)
- 7-7: The update from HTTP to HTTPS for the 'Med. sea regulation' URL is consistent with the PR objectives to support HTTPS URLs in the
regulations_checkupflow. This change enhances security by using secure connections.- 15-15: The repetition of the update from HTTP to HTTPS for the 'Med. sea regulation' URL in a different record (marked as 'latest') ensures consistency across different extraction occurrences. This is crucial for maintaining accurate and secure test data.
datascience/tests/test_pipeline/test_flows/test_regulations_checkup.py (5)
- 160-166: Reordering the 'Med. sea regulation' within the
legipeche_regulationsfixture and updating its URL to HTTPS aligns with the PR objectives. This ensures that the test data reflects the changes made in the database and the codebase, enhancing the relevance and accuracy of the tests.- 174-180: The update of the 'Med. sea regulation' URL from HTTP to HTTPS in the
page_urllist of thelegipeche_regulationsfixture is crucial for testing the new functionality that supports HTTPS URLs. This change ensures that the tests accurately reflect the system's ability to handle HTTPS URLs.- 188-194: The consistency of updating the 'Med. sea regulation' URL to HTTPS across different attributes (
page_title,page_url,document_title) in thelegipeche_regulationsfixture ensures comprehensive testing of the HTTPS support. This thorough approach enhances the reliability of the tests.- 202-208: Repeating the update of the 'Med. sea regulation' URL to HTTPS in the
document_urllist of thelegipeche_regulationsfixture ensures that the test data is consistent and accurately reflects the changes made to support HTTPS URLs. This is essential for validating the system's functionality with secure connections.- 233-239: The reordering of the '689' regulation ID within the
legipeche_regulations_with_idfixture, without changing its value, appears to be a part of reorganizing the test data to match the updatedlegipeche_regulationsfixture. This ensures that the test data remains aligned and relevant to the changes made in the system.datascience/src/pipeline/flows/regulations_checkup.py (1)
- 173-173: The regex pattern update to accommodate both HTTP and HTTPS protocols in URLs is a crucial improvement for the
add_article_idfunction. This change ensures that the system can correctly interpret and process URLs regardless of the protocol used, addressing the core issue identified in the PR objectives.However, it's important to verify that this regex pattern is both accurate and efficient. The pattern seems to correctly capture the HTTPS protocol and the article ID from the URL, but it's essential to ensure that it doesn't inadvertently match unintended strings or URLs that don't follow the expected format. Testing with a variety of URL formats, including edge cases, would be beneficial to confirm the robustness of this regex pattern.
This change directly addresses the issue described in the PR objectives and enhances the system's ability to handle HTTPS URLs effectively. It's recommended to include tests that cover various URL formats to ensure the regex pattern's accuracy and efficiency.
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regulations_checkupn'interprète pas correctement les URL en https #3006Summary by CodeRabbit
httpandhttpsURLs, enhancing the security of regulation checkups.