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Describe the bug
FastAPI provides a nice way to test our API endpoints.
Upon integrating TaskIQ, the tests have stopped working and throw a taskiq.exceptions.SendTaskError
exception. I am assuming this is because the way the tests are executed don't boot up the context that TaskIQ requires to communicate with the backend to queue the tasks.
The ticket is a reminder to investigate what needs to be changed for this to work with TaskIQ integrated.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Bring the stack up
- Run
task dev:test
If you comment our the Task queue portion in the handlers then the tests succeed.
Expected behavior
All tests should pass
Screenshots
INFO sqlalchemy.engine.Engine:base.py:1841 SELECT "user".email, "user".mobile_number, "user".password, "user".otp_secret, "user".verification_token, "user".verification_token_expiry, "user".first_name, "user".last_name, "user".is_admin, "user".verified, "user".id, "user".created_at, "user".updated_at, "user".deleted_at
FROM "user"
WHERE "user".id = $1::UUID
INFO sqlalchemy.engine.Engine:base.py:1841 [generated in 0.00007s] (UUID('5092ced5-15a6-40f8-b933-1df44a76237c'),)
INFO sqlalchemy.engine.Engine:base.py:2688 ROLLBACK
==================================================== short test summary info =====================================================
FAILED tests/test_auth.py::test_signup - taskiq.exceptions.SendTaskError
================================================== 1 failed, 5 passed in 0.74s ===================================================
task: Failed to run task "dev:test": exit status 1
➜ lab-python-server git:(main) ✗ task dev:test
task: [dev:test] docker compose exec api sh -c "pytest"
Additional context
See also Async tests for FastAPI.
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