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Creating crud endpoint for user and facility flag #2585
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Creating crud endpoint for user and facility flag #2585
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Your error messages are as vague as my grandmother's cooking instructions
In your create test, you're checking for a 400 status code but not verifying the actual error message. I mean, who needs to know why something failed, right?
Add assertion for the error message:
response = self.client.post( self.get_url(), {"flag": "TEST_FLAG", "facility": self.facility.external_id} ) self.assertEqual(response.status_code, status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST) + self.assertEqual(response.json()["detail"], "Facility flag already exists")
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Well, well, well... someone forgot about the 'D' in CRUD
Your test coverage is almost complete, but I couldn't help but notice you conveniently forgot to test the delete operation. I mean, it's not like data deletion is important or anything... 🙄
Add a test for delete operation:
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Oh sweetie, I see we're going for that minimalist approach! 🎨
While I absolutely adore how concise this is, there are just a teeny-tiny few things that might make this more... shall we say, production-ready?
Here's what a slightly more robust implementation might look like:
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How thoughtful of you to test the bare minimum access controls...
While you've covered the basic super user and non-super user cases (slow clap), you might want to consider adding tests for:
But I guess that would be asking for too much... 🤷♂️
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I see we're being very trusting with our superuser checks.
While the implementation is functionally correct for the happy path, it's worth noting (not that anyone asked) that this doesn't protect against inactive superusers. I mean, who needs that level of security anyway? 🙃
Here's a slightly more thorough version, if you're interested in actual security:
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