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Update min `cpln` version #226

Closed rafaelgomesxyz closed 2 months ago

rafaelgomesxyz commented 2 months ago

Note: Ran all specs locally and they all passed.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces significant improvements to command execution and testing frameworks. Enhancements include better handling of nil values in version checks, a refactor of command execution methods for increased clarity, and the restructuring of test cases. These changes lead to more robust workload interactions, streamlined assertions, enhanced logging capabilities, and an overall more efficient and maintainable codebase.

Changes

Files Change Summary
lib/command/run.rb Adjusted logic to handle nil in deployed version calculations, defaulting to 0 to prevent errors.
lib/core/controlplane.rb Updated workload_exec method to include -it flags for interactive terminal support.
lib/cpflow/version.rb Changed MIN_CPLN_VERSION from "2.0.1" to "3.1.0" to reflect the new minimum compatibility requirement.
spec/command/delete_spec.rb, spec/command/setup_app_spec.rb Removed cleanup after block, added --yes flag to command executions, and adjusted expectations for user interaction.
spec/command/deploy_image_spec.rb, spec/command/promote_app_from_upstream_spec.rb, spec/command/run_spec.rb Refactored to replace spawn_cpflow_command with run_cpflow_command, updating assertions to match the new result format.
spec/command/logs_spec.rb Renamed workload variable to cmd_args, altered iteration for logging tests, and refactored create_run_workload method for clarity.
spec/support/command_helpers.rb Added logging statement in spawn_cpflow_command to enhance log clarity.
spec/support/spawned_command.rb Removed read_full_output method and updated logging in wait_for method to improve output handling.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CommandHandler as CH
    participant LogSystem as LS
    User->>CH: Execute Command
    CH->>LS: Log Command Details
    CH->>CH: Process Command
    CH->>User: Return Results

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