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Python SDK and abstracted interface for Real Intent operations.
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Comprehensive test suite #45

Closed preritdas closed 3 months ago

preritdas commented 3 months ago

This PR adds a comprehensive test suite covering crucial aspects of the codebase and improves the consistency of the code_to_category function.

Changes include:

These changes improve the overall test coverage and robustness of the codebase.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates strengthen the code_to_category function with improved error handling and consistent string returns. A comprehensive suite of unit tests has been added, covering various components like analyzers and formatters for MD5 hashes and PII data. These modifications significantly enhance the codebase's reliability and maintainability, ensuring robust verification of functionalities across different scenarios.

Changes

Files Change Summary
bigdbm/.../taxonomy.py Enhanced code_to_category for consistent string returns and improved error handling; updated function signature to accept None.
tests/.../test_analyze.py, tests/.../test_format.py, tests/.../test_validation.py, tests/.../test_taxonomy.py Introduced comprehensive unit tests for analyzers, formatters, and PII validation logic, enhancing overall test coverage.
tests/.../test_processing.py Added type annotations for clarity in test functions, specifying return type as None.
.github/workflows/tests.yaml Added new environment variables for integration with external services, enhancing workflow capabilities.

Poem

πŸ‡ In the warren where code does play,
Changes hop in, brightening the day!
With tests that leap and functions that sing,
Robustness blooms like the joys of spring.
So here's to the code, both clever and bright,
A celebration of changes, oh what a sight! 🌼✨


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preritdas commented 3 months ago

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