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Modernize ometa integration tests to pytest style

Migrates all 36 ometa integration test files from unittest.TestCase to pytest fixtures and assertions.

Changes:

  • Replace TestCase classes with pytest fixtures (@pytest.fixture)
  • Convert setUp()/tearDown() to fixture yield + cleanup pattern
  • Module-scoped fixtures for expensive setup (containers, services)
  • Replace self.assertEqual() with assert statements
  • Add retry logic (_safe_create_or_update) for parallel test runs
  • Proper cleanup with hard deletes to prevent test pollution

Benefits:

  • ✅ Compatible with pytest-xdist for parallel execution
  • ✅ Better test isolation (fixtures clean up even on failure)
  • ✅ Follows CLAUDE.md testing philosophy
  • ✅ More readable (plain assertions vs unittest methods)
  • ✅ Reduced test runtime (shared module fixtures)

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def tearDownClass(cls) -> None:
def test_create_data_contract(self, metadata, test_table, data_contract_request):
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💡 Quality: Data contract tests use manual cleanup instead of fixtures

All 4 test methods in TestOMetaDataContractAPI manually call metadata.delete(entity=DataContract, ...) at the end of the test body. If an assertion fails before the delete call, the entity leaks and won't be cleaned up. This pattern directly contradicts the PR's stated goal of "Better test isolation (fixtures clean up even on failure)".

Every other entity type has a factory fixture (e.g., create_dashboard, create_table, create_topic) that accumulates created entities and deletes them in a finalizer. DataContract should follow the same pattern with a create_data_contract factory fixture, or alternatively wrap the test body in try/finally blocks (as done in test_ometa_domains_api.py's test_add_remove_assets_to_data_product_with_special_chars).

Since create_or_update is idempotent, a leaked entity from a failed test will be overwritten by the next test's create call, so this is not a critical issue — but it's an inconsistency in the migration approach.

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Code Review 👍 Approved with suggestions 2 resolved / 3 findings

Well-executed unittest→pytest migration across 36 files. The .root email fix is resolved; data contract tests still use manual cleanup instead of factory fixtures, risking entity leaks on assertion failures.

💡 Quality: Data contract tests use manual cleanup instead of fixtures

📄 ingestion/tests/integration/ometa/test_ometa_data_contract_api.py:122 📄 ingestion/tests/integration/ometa/test_ometa_data_contract_api.py:137 📄 ingestion/tests/integration/ometa/test_ometa_data_contract_api.py:152 📄 ingestion/tests/integration/ometa/test_ometa_data_contract_api.py:165

All 4 test methods in TestOMetaDataContractAPI manually call metadata.delete(entity=DataContract, ...) at the end of the test body. If an assertion fails before the delete call, the entity leaks and won't be cleaned up. This pattern directly contradicts the PR's stated goal of "Better test isolation (fixtures clean up even on failure)".

Every other entity type has a factory fixture (e.g., create_dashboard, create_table, create_topic) that accumulates created entities and deletes them in a finalizer. DataContract should follow the same pattern with a create_data_contract factory fixture, or alternatively wrap the test body in try/finally blocks (as done in test_ometa_domains_api.py's test_add_remove_assets_to_data_product_with_special_chars).

Since create_or_update is idempotent, a leaked entity from a failed test will be overwritten by the next test's create call, so this is not a critical issue — but it's an inconsistency in the migration approach.

✅ 2 resolved
Quality: Inconsistent EntityName access: missing .root in email

📄 ingestion/tests/integration/ometa/conftest.py:322
The create_user factory fixture uses f"{user_name}@test.com" where user_name is an EntityName (a Pydantic RootModel[str]). Every other place in the test suite that builds an email from an EntityName uses .root explicitly (e.g., f"{user_name.root}@user.com" in test_ometa_rest_api.py, test_ometa_custom_properties_api.py, test_ometa_domains_api.py, test_ometa_role_policy_api.py, etc.).

While Pydantic v2's RootModel[str].__str__() does return the raw string value so this likely works at runtime, using .root explicitly is both safer and consistent with the rest of the codebase.

Bug: _safe_delete is imported but never defined — all tests will fail

📄 ingestion/tests/integration/ometa/conftest.py:52 📄 ingestion/tests/integration/ometa/conftest.py:118
The function _safe_delete is imported in conftest.py via from ..conftest import _safe_delete and used in 12 files (conftest + 11 test files), but it is not defined anywhere in the repository. This will cause an ImportError at pytest collection time, preventing all 36 ometa integration test files from running.

The parent conftest at ingestion/tests/integration/conftest.py does not contain any _safe_delete function. A search across the entire repository confirms no file defines it.

This is used in every module-scoped service fixture's teardown (database_service, dashboard_service, messaging_service, pipeline_service, storage_service, mlmodel_service) as well as all factory fixture teardowns (create_user, create_database, create_chart, create_table, etc.).

Fix: Define _safe_delete in the parent conftest (or in the ometa conftest and adjust imports). Based on the pattern of _safe_create_or_update, it should be something like:

def _safe_delete(metadata, entity, entity_id, recursive=False, hard_delete=False, retries=3):
    """Delete with retry logic and error suppression for cleanup robustness."""
    for attempt in range(retries):
        try:
            metadata.delete(
                entity=entity,
                entity_id=entity_id,
                recursive=recursive,
                hard_delete=hard_delete,
            )
            return
        except Exception:
            if attempt < retries - 1:
                logger.warning("Retry %d/%d: delete %s", attempt + 1, retries, entity.__name__)
                time.sleep(1 * (attempt + 1))
            else:
                logger.warning("Failed to delete %s after %d retries", entity.__name__, retries)
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@IceS2 IceS2 merged commit 0870ba5 into main Feb 17, 2026
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@IceS2 IceS2 deleted the migrate-ometa-integration-tests branch February 17, 2026 16:02
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