feat: implement comprehensive test infrastructure (#5)#18
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- Add comprehensive integration tests with 84.36% coverage - Implement cross-platform test validation - Add performance benchmarking with criterion - Create automated test execution scripts - Add extensive mock-based testing for all modules - Implement test helper utilities for Git repository setup - Add regression test suite for hook installation - Support test execution with coverage reporting using tarpaulin Features: - 13 comprehensive integration test scenarios - 11 cross-platform compatibility tests - Performance benchmarks for large repositories - Automated test scripts with colored output - Mock dependency injection for reliable testing - Full Git hooks validation (14 standard hooks) - Error scenario testing and validation - Thread-safe mock implementations Coverage achieved: - config.rs: 100% (29/29 lines) - environment.rs: 100% (67/67 lines) - git.rs: 100% (18/18 lines) - hooks.rs: 92.3% (24/26 lines) - installer.rs: 100% (24/24 lines) - main.rs: 93.5% (29/31 lines) - project.rs: 100% (45/45 lines) - Overall: 84.36% (259/307 lines) Closes #5
- Add comprehensive format standards for GitHub issue acceptance criteria - Define two formats: multi-phase for 9+ criteria, simple for <9 criteria - Include traceability requirements with AC<issueNumber>.<n> format - Provide concrete examples for both formatting approaches - Establish guidelines for testable and unambiguous criteria - Ensure consistency across all future GitHub issues Standards include: - Required AC prefix format for complete traceability - Phase grouping for complex features (9+ acceptance criteria) - Story point assignment to phases, not individual criteria - Descriptive but concise criterion descriptions - Clear examples demonstrating proper usage This enhancement establishes professional documentation standards for issue management and ensures consistent acceptance criteria formatting across the entire project lifecycle.
- Implement comprehensive test automation with latest GitHub Actions (2025) - Use dtolnay/rust-toolchain@master for reliable Rust setup - Configure multi-platform testing (Ubuntu, macOS, Windows) - Add matrix testing across Rust versions (stable, beta, nightly, MSRV) - Implement intelligent caching with actions/cache@v4 - Add comprehensive test execution (unit, integration, cross-platform) - Include code coverage generation with cargo-tarpaulin - Add security auditing with cargo-audit - Configure artifact upload for coverage reports - Add Codecov integration for coverage reporting - Include code formatting and clippy linting - Add workflow concurrency control and path-based triggers - Generate comprehensive test summaries with GitHub Step Summary Pipeline Features: - Cross-platform testing (Linux, macOS, Windows) - Multi-version Rust support (stable, beta, nightly, MSRV) - Intelligent dependency caching for faster builds - Comprehensive test coverage (84.36% baseline) - Security vulnerability scanning - Code quality checks (rustfmt, clippy) - Performance benchmarking - Artifact preservation and reporting - Conditional job execution for optimization Completes automated test execution requirement for issue #5.
- Add Rust 1.88.0 with Ubuntu 24.04 for latest stable testing - Add stable Rust with Ubuntu 24.04 for LTS compatibility - Expands CI coverage to include latest Ubuntu LTS release
- Add Default implementations for mock structs (MockEnvironment, MockCommandRunner, MockFileSystem) - Update format strings to use inline variable syntax - Fix assert_eq! with literal bool to use assert! - Remove unnecessary borrows in format! expressions - Add missing FileSystem import in benchmarks All tests pass and code compiles without warnings.
- Change minimum supported Rust version from 1.70.0 to 1.85.0 - Rust 1.85.0 is the first version to support the 2024 edition - Ensures compatibility with latest Rust features and edition
- Run cargo fmt to fix code formatting issues - Add explicit bash shell for configure step to fix Windows PowerShell errors - Remove 'ls -la' command that fails on Windows PowerShell - Ensure all CI jobs can run successfully across platforms
…n setup errors - Document 4 distinct error types encountered during branch protection setup - Correct initial misattribution of bash heredoc failures to JSON formatting issues - Detail exact commands attempted, error responses, and root causes - Explain GitHub CLI --field limitations with complex JSON structures - Analyze bash heredoc parsing failures in tool execution contexts - Document successful temporary file approach as working solution - Provide technical lessons learned for future GitHub API operations
- Add cross-platform helper function exit_status() to all test files - Replace Unix-specific ExitStatus::from_raw(code) with helper function - Fix Windows CI failures by handling u32 type on Windows vs i32 on Unix - Update documentation example to use cross-platform approach
- Check if file exists before returning Ok on non-Unix systems - Return NotFound error for non-existent files to match Unix behavior - Fixes Windows CI test failures
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* feat: implement comprehensive test infrastructure (#5) - Add comprehensive integration tests with 84.36% coverage - Implement cross-platform test validation - Add performance benchmarking with criterion - Create automated test execution scripts - Add extensive mock-based testing for all modules - Implement test helper utilities for Git repository setup - Add regression test suite for hook installation - Support test execution with coverage reporting using tarpaulin Features: - 13 comprehensive integration test scenarios - 11 cross-platform compatibility tests - Performance benchmarks for large repositories - Automated test scripts with colored output - Mock dependency injection for reliable testing - Full Git hooks validation (14 standard hooks) - Error scenario testing and validation - Thread-safe mock implementations Coverage achieved: - config.rs: 100% (29/29 lines) - environment.rs: 100% (67/67 lines) - git.rs: 100% (18/18 lines) - hooks.rs: 92.3% (24/26 lines) - installer.rs: 100% (24/24 lines) - main.rs: 93.5% (29/31 lines) - project.rs: 100% (45/45 lines) - Overall: 84.36% (259/307 lines) Closes #5 - Add comprehensive format standards for GitHub issue acceptance criteria - Define two formats: multi-phase for 9+ criteria, simple for <9 criteria - Include traceability requirements with AC<issueNumber>.<n> format - Provide concrete examples for both formatting approaches - Establish guidelines for testable and unambiguous criteria - Ensure consistency across all future GitHub issues Standards include: - Required AC prefix format for complete traceability - Phase grouping for complex features (9+ acceptance criteria) - Story point assignment to phases, not individual criteria - Descriptive but concise criterion descriptions - Clear examples demonstrating proper usage This enhancement establishes professional documentation standards for issue management and ensures consistent acceptance criteria formatting across the entire project lifecycle. * feat: add production-grade GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline (#5) - Implement comprehensive test automation with latest GitHub Actions (2025) - Use dtolnay/rust-toolchain@master for reliable Rust setup - Configure multi-platform testing (Ubuntu, macOS, Windows) - Add matrix testing across Rust versions (stable, beta, nightly, MSRV) - Implement intelligent caching with actions/cache@v4 - Add comprehensive test execution (unit, integration, cross-platform) - Include code coverage generation with cargo-tarpaulin - Add security auditing with cargo-audit - Configure artifact upload for coverage reports - Add Codecov integration for coverage reporting - Include code formatting and clippy linting - Add workflow concurrency control and path-based triggers - Generate comprehensive test summaries with GitHub Step Summary Pipeline Features: - Cross-platform testing (Linux, macOS, Windows) - Multi-version Rust support (stable, beta, nightly, MSRV) - Intelligent dependency caching for faster builds - Comprehensive test coverage (84.36% baseline) - Security vulnerability scanning - Code quality checks (rustfmt, clippy) - Performance benchmarking - Artifact preservation and reporting - Conditional job execution for optimization Completes automated test execution requirement for issue #5. * feat(ci): add Rust 1.88.0 and Ubuntu 24.04 LTS to test matrix - Add Rust 1.88.0 with Ubuntu 24.04 for latest stable testing - Add stable Rust with Ubuntu 24.04 for LTS compatibility - Expands CI coverage to include latest Ubuntu LTS release * fix(clippy): resolve all Clippy warnings for clean builds - Add Default implementations for mock structs (MockEnvironment, MockCommandRunner, MockFileSystem) - Update format strings to use inline variable syntax - Fix assert_eq! with literal bool to use assert! - Remove unnecessary borrows in format! expressions - Add missing FileSystem import in benchmarks All tests pass and code compiles without warnings. * feat(ci): update MSRV to Rust 1.85.0 for 2024 edition compatibility - Change minimum supported Rust version from 1.70.0 to 1.85.0 - Rust 1.85.0 is the first version to support the 2024 edition - Ensures compatibility with latest Rust features and edition * fix(ci): resolve CI formatting and Windows PowerShell issues - Run cargo fmt to fix code formatting issues - Add explicit bash shell for configure step to fix Windows PowerShell errors - Remove 'ls -la' command that fails on Windows PowerShell - Ensure all CI jobs can run successfully across platforms * docs(analysis): add comprehensive analysis of GitHub branch protection setup errors - Document 4 distinct error types encountered during branch protection setup - Correct initial misattribution of bash heredoc failures to JSON formatting issues - Detail exact commands attempted, error responses, and root causes - Explain GitHub CLI --field limitations with complex JSON structures - Analyze bash heredoc parsing failures in tool execution contexts - Document successful temporary file approach as working solution - Provide technical lessons learned for future GitHub API operations * fix: make ExitStatus creation cross-platform compatible - Add cross-platform helper function exit_status() to all test files - Replace Unix-specific ExitStatus::from_raw(code) with helper function - Fix Windows CI failures by handling u32 type on Windows vs i32 on Unix - Update documentation example to use cross-platform approach * style: fix formatting issues for cross-platform helper functions * fix: handle non-existent files in set_permissions on Windows - Check if file exists before returning Ok on non-Unix systems - Return NotFound error for non-existent files to match Unix behavior - Fixes Windows CI test failures * style: fix formatting in set_permissions error handling
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Summary
Implements a comprehensive testing framework with unit tests, integration tests, cross-platform validation, and automated CI/CD pipeline.
🎯 All Acceptance Criteria Completed (8/8)
🚀 Key Features Implemented
Testing Infrastructure
Arc<Mutex<T>>for thread safetyCode Coverage & Quality
Production-Grade CI/CD Pipeline
Cross-Platform Compatibility
Performance & Benchmarking
🏗️ Architecture Improvements
Dependency Injection Pattern
Test Isolation Benefits
Arc<Mutex<T>>pattern📁 Files Added/Modified
tests/comprehensive_integration_tests.rs: 13 comprehensive integration scenariostests/cross_platform_tests.rs: 11 cross-platform compatibility testsbenches/benchmark.rs: Performance benchmarking with Criterionscripts/run-tests.sh: Automated test execution with colored output.github/workflows/test.yml: Production-grade CI/CD pipeline (281 lines)Cargo.toml: Added criterion dependency and benchmark configuration🎯 Quality Metrics Achieved
🔗 Integration Ready
📈 Next Steps
This comprehensive test infrastructure provides the foundation for:
Ready for merge ✅ All acceptance criteria completed with production-grade quality.
Closes #5