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Implement Micropub Service with Git-based Content Management #4

Open sweep-ai[bot] opened 2 weeks ago

sweep-ai[bot] commented 2 weeks ago

This pull request was created by Sweep to resolve the following request by @harperreed:

Refactor and Fix Tests in internal/git Directory

Definition of Complete

  • All tests in internal/git/operations_test.go pass successfully.
  • The code in internal/git/operations.go and internal/git/mock_git.go is refactored for better readability and maintainability.
  • Any necessary changes to the GitOperations interface are implemented consistently across all files.

What Should be Done

  1. Review and update the MockGitOperations struct in internal/git/mock_git.go:

    • Implement missing methods to match the GitOperations interface.
    • Ensure mock implementations accurately simulate real behavior.

  2. Refactor internal/git/operations.go:

    • Review and optimize the UpdatePost method.
    • Implement any missing methods required by the GitOperations interface.
    • Ensure consistent error handling across all methods.

  3. Update and fix tests in internal/git/operations_test.go:

    • Review all test cases and ensure they cover all scenarios.
    • Update t...

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Purpose

This pull request implements a Micropub service that allows creating, updating, and deleting blog posts using a Git-based content management system.

Description

The changes in this pull request include:

  1. Implementing the GitOperations interface to provide functionality for managing blog posts in a Git repository.
  2. Providing a default implementation of the GitOperations interface in the DefaultGitOperations struct.
  3. Adding a mock implementation of the GitOperations interface in the MockGitOperations struct for testing purposes.
  4. Implementing the CreatePost, UpdatePost, and DeletePost methods in the DefaultGitOperations struct to handle the corresponding Micropub operations.
  5. Adding unit tests for the CreatePost, UpdatePost, and DeletePost methods in the operations_test.go file.
  6. Implementing the sanitizeFilename function to ensure that the generated filenames are valid and consistent.

Summary

The key changes in this pull request are:

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