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Added comprehensive unit tests for `WasmDatabaseEngine.updateCellBatch` in `src/core/sqlite-db.ts`. The tests cover: - Standard batch updates for multiple rows and columns. - JSON patch updates using RFC 7396 merge patch logic. - Mixed updates combining standard value updates and JSON patches. - Graceful handling of empty update arrays. - Transaction atomicity ensuring that errors during a batch update trigger a rollback. This improves test coverage for critical data modification logic and ensures reliability of batch operations. Co-authored-by: zknpr <96851588+zknpr@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary of ChangesHello @zknpr, 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 introduces a new set of unit tests for the Highlights
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This pull request adds a good set of unit tests for WasmDatabaseEngine.updateCellBatch, covering important scenarios like batch updates, JSON patching, and transactional integrity. The tests are well-structured and improve coverage for the database engine. I've provided a few suggestions to enhance the tests by making them more robust, readable, and aligned with modern testing practices.
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| const result = await engine.executeQuery("SELECT * FROM users ORDER BY id"); |
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Using SELECT * can lead to brittle tests because the order of columns is not guaranteed. If the table schema changes, tests that rely on column indices can fail in non-obvious ways. It's better to explicitly select the columns you need for your assertions. This makes the test more robust and self-documenting.
| const result = await engine.executeQuery("SELECT * FROM users ORDER BY id"); | |
| const result = await engine.executeQuery("SELECT id, name, age FROM users ORDER BY id"); |
| await engine.updateCellBatch('users', []); | ||
| assert.ok(true); |
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The assertion assert.ok(true) only confirms that the function didn't throw an error, which is a weak test. A more robust test would verify that the database state remains unchanged after calling updateCellBatch with an empty array. You could insert a known row, call the function, and then query that row to ensure its data has not been modified.
| await engine.updateCellBatch('users', []); | |
| assert.ok(true); | |
| await engine.executeQuery("DELETE FROM users"); | |
| await engine.insertRow('users', { id: 1, name: 'NoOp', age: 99, data: '{}' }); | |
| await engine.updateCellBatch('users', []); | |
| const result = await engine.executeQuery("SELECT name, age FROM users WHERE id = 1"); | |
| const row = result[0].rows[0]; | |
| assert.strictEqual(row[0], 'NoOp'); | |
| assert.strictEqual(row[1], 99); |
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| await engine.updateCellBatch('users', updates); | ||
| assert.fail('Should have thrown an error'); | ||
| } catch (e) { | ||
| assert.ok(e); | ||
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Instead of a try/catch block with assert.fail, you can use assert.rejects for a more concise and readable way to test for expected promise rejections. This is the modern standard for testing async errors in node:test and allows for more specific error validation, such as matching the error message.
await assert.rejects(
engine.updateCellBatch('users', updates),
/no such column: non_existent_column/i,
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Merged as part of v1.3.0 release in PR #65 |
Acknowledged. I am glad to hear that this has been merged as part of release v1.3.0. |
Added unit tests for
WasmDatabaseEngine.updateCellBatchto verify batch update logic, including JSON patching and transaction atomicity. The tests ensure that multiple updates are applied correctly and that failures result in a clean rollback.PR created automatically by Jules for task 16518766468019068459 started by @zknpr