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test: Write config to temp folder instead #21631

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The TestServer test writes to the testdata folder which is easily added and causes failures later.
With this PR, the config file is written to a temp folder instead.

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    • Improved the reliability of server configuration tests by using a temporary directory for configuration files, enhancing test isolation and cleanup.
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    • Updated test configurations to ensure they read from a temporary location, improving maintainability and reducing dependencies on external file paths.

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The changes involve modifications to the TestServer function in the server/v2/server_test.go file. The implementation now uses a temporary directory created by t.TempDir() for writing and reading server configuration during tests. This approach ensures that the configuration is isolated and cleaned up after the test, enhancing the test's reliability. An empty config.toml file is also created in the temporary directory to facilitate valid configuration reading.

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server/v2/server_test.go Modified TestServer to use t.TempDir() for configuration, ensuring isolation and cleanup. Created an empty config.toml in the temporary directory.

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    participant Test
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    participant Config

    Test->>TempDir: Create temporary directory
    TempDir-->>Test: Return tempDirPath
    Test->>Config: Write configuration to tempDirPath/config.toml
    Test->>Config: Read configuration from tempDirPath/config.toml
    Config-->>Test: Return configuration data
    Test->>TempDir: Cleanup temporary directory
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78-80: LGTM! The changes improve test reliability and maintainability.

Using a temporary directory for writing and reading server configuration during tests is a good practice. It ensures isolation and avoids modifying the original testdata directory.

Creating an empty config.toml file ensures a valid configuration file exists for reading.

The changes improve the reliability and maintainability of the test by avoiding dependencies on external file paths.


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@github-actions github-actions bot added the C:server/v2 Issues related to server/v2 label Sep 10, 2024
@@ -75,12 +75,11 @@ func TestServer(t *testing.T) {
require.Equal(t, serverCfgs[mockServer.Name()].(*mockServerConfig).MockFieldOne, MockServerDefaultConfig().MockFieldOne)

// write config
err = server.WriteConfig(configPath)
tempDir := t.TempDir()
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I think the test makes less sense now because, we read from testdata (see configPath) and eventually write to a temporary location and read it back and do more assertion.
So testdata would need to be manually updated if there is a change.

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That was the goal to not write to the testdata folder. Otherwise the file get's added to a PR by mistake easily and causes other tests to fail later due to concurrent access. I have run into this in a PR as well as Marko. The root cause was not easy to find.
The test still confirms that a pre-defined app.toml can be imported and that an exported app.toml can be imported again. I hope this adds more context and explains my motivation. WDYT?

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Supersede by #21645.
The test was just missing a server, so this is why it wasn't rendering the same file.
I still think we should write it to disk.

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ref: #21631 (comment)

@julienrbrt julienrbrt closed this Sep 11, 2024
@julienrbrt julienrbrt deleted the alex/test_write branch September 11, 2024 08:49
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