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test: reinforce QA and add comprehensive tool tests#52

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Changes

  • Added comprehensive unit and integration tests for all core services and tools.
  • Verified exponential backoff retry logic and parameter normalization.
  • Improved service discovery search flexibility with token-based matching.
  • Ensured consistent and descriptive feedback messages for empty results across all MCP tools.
  • Fixed missing coverage for MemberService.

- Add test_qa_reinforcement.py for retry logic and feedback consistency
- Add test_server_comprehensive.py for smart tools and combined reports
- Add test_member_service.py for missing MemberService coverage
- Refactor list_services to improve search flexibility (token-based)
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Hello @StatPan, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly reinforces the project's quality assurance by introducing extensive unit and integration tests across various core services and tools. It also enhances the robustness of API interactions with verified retry logic and improves service discovery's flexibility. Furthermore, it refines user feedback mechanisms by ensuring consistent messages for empty results and validates critical parameter normalization, leading to a more stable and user-friendly system.

Highlights

  • Enhanced Testing Coverage: Comprehensive unit and integration tests have been added for core services and tools, including MemberService which previously had missing coverage.
  • Improved Service Discovery: The DiscoveryService now features more flexible search capabilities through token-based matching and a space-stripped fallback, enhancing service discovery.
  • Robust API Interaction: The exponential backoff retry logic for API calls has been verified, ensuring more resilient data retrieval.
  • Consistent User Feedback: Ensured consistent and descriptive feedback messages are provided for empty results across various tools, improving user experience.
  • Parameter Normalization: Parameter normalization logic for unit_cd and age has been verified, ensuring consistent data handling.

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This pull request significantly improves the project's quality by adding a comprehensive suite of unit and integration tests. The new tests cover critical areas like retry logic, parameter normalization, and consistent error messaging, which will certainly enhance robustness. The improvement to the service discovery search to allow for more flexible token-based matching is also a great addition. My only feedback is a minor performance optimization in the new search logic to avoid redundant calculations within a loop.

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if not all(token in target_text for token in search_tokens):
# Also try space-stripped matching as a fallback
stripped_target = re.sub(r"\s+", "", target_text)
stripped_keyword = re.sub(r"\s+", "", keyword).lower()
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The stripped_keyword is recalculated on every iteration of the loop where the primary token match fails. This is inefficient as the keyword does not change between iterations. This value should be computed once before the loop begins to avoid redundant processing. For example, you can calculate it after search_tokens is defined on line 120.

Move stripped_keyword calculation out of the metadata iteration loop to avoid redundant processing.
@StatPan StatPan merged commit f3e4755 into master Jan 7, 2026
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