Fix ServiceCollector

[Shane32]

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• Chores
  • Improved internal test server setup to better support custom service configurations during testing. No changes to user-facing features.

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Walkthrough

The ConfigureWebHostBuilder method in the GraphQLTestBase class was updated to enhance test service configuration. Now, in addition to configuring JWT bearer tokens, it also adds services from a private _serviceCollection field to the test server's services during test setup.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/Project/GraphQLTestBase.cs	Updated ConfigureWebHostBuilder: wraps JWT config in a lambda and adds services from a private collection to test services.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Test as Test Setup
    participant GraphQLTestBase as GraphQLTestBase
    participant WebHost as Test WebHost

    Test->>GraphQLTestBase: Initiate ConfigureWebHostBuilder
    GraphQLTestBase->>WebHost: ConfigureTestServices(lambda)
    Note right of WebHost: Lambda executes
    WebHost->>WebHost: ConfigureUnsignedJwtBearerTokens()
    WebHost->>WebHost: Add services from _serviceCollection

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src/Project/GraphQLTestBase.cs (1)

156-164: LGTM! Well-implemented service collection integration.

The change correctly implements the ability to inject test services into the test server by iterating over the private _serviceCollection and adding each service descriptor to the test services. This fixes the service collection functionality and follows ASP.NET Core testing best practices.

The implementation properly:

• Wraps the service configuration in ConfigureTestServices for appropriate timing
• Preserves service descriptors when copying from the collection
• Allows test service overrides to take precedence (last registration wins)
• Works with the existing property guard that prevents modifications after initialization

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