Update test_redirect - Githubissues

rask24 commented 1 week ago

fix #186

Summary by CodeRabbit

Chores
- Updated test file names for better clarity and maintainability in redirection tests, ensuring they more accurately reflect the specific scenarios being tested.
- Restored and enabled the test_warning_heredoc function to the test suite.
- Enhanced GitHub Actions workflow for improved build times with parallel execution.
Bug Fixes
- Updated expected output strings in heredoc tests to reflect changes in the environment variable.
New Features
- Added new assertions to check exit statuses of commands in simple command execution tests.
- Introduced a new test for behavior when the PATH environment variable is unset.
- Added new test cases for various heredoc scenarios involving subshells and multiple delimiters.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request focus on renaming test files used in various input and output redirection tests within tests/e2e/test_redirect.py. The modifications involve updating generic file names to more descriptive ones that accurately reflect the specific type of redirection being tested, including both standard and error case test files. Additionally, the expected output strings in heredoc tests in tests/e2e/test_heredoc.py have been updated, and a previously commented-out test has been restored. The logic and control flow of the tests remain unchanged.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
tests/e2e/test_redirect.py	Renamed multiple test file variables for clarity, changing names like `test_output.txt` to `test_output_redirection.txt` and similar updates for other test cases.
tests/e2e/test_heredoc.py	Updated expected output strings in heredoc tests, changing "Hello!!" to "Hello World", and restored the `test_warning_heredoc` function.
.github/workflows/ci.yml	Modified CI workflow to include parallel execution flags and changed the test execution sequence for improved build and test processes.
tests/e2e/test_execute_simple_command.py	Added assertions for exit statuses in existing tests and introduced a new test for behavior when the `PATH` environment variable is unset.

Possibly related PRs

#101: The changes in this PR involve the implementation of the execute_subshell function, which is directly related to the modifications in tests/e2e/test_redirect.py that include new tests for subshell output redirection.
#109: This PR enhances error handling for input redirection, which is relevant to the updates in tests/e2e/test_redirect.py that include tests for error scenarios related to input and output redirection.
#112: The changes in this PR apply expansion to the execution process, which is relevant to the modifications in tests/e2e/test_redirect.py that involve testing redirection with variables.
#122: This PR addresses fixing redirection with variables, which aligns with the changes in tests/e2e/test_redirect.py that involve testing redirection scenarios using variables.
#176: This PR fixes a memory leak in the handle_redirect function, which is relevant to the overall functionality of redirection tested in tests/e2e/test_redirect.py.

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rask24 / minishell

Update test_redirect #187