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  • fixes tests

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    • Streamlined the test suite for the convertValues function by removing several test cases and adjusting existing ones.
    • Renamed the test case for converting huge hexadecimal BigInt values while maintaining its functionality.
    • Focused remaining tests on converting boolean, string, and null/undefined values, as well as handling nested structures.

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The changes involve modifications to the test suite for the convertValues function in utils.test.ts. Several test cases have been removed, and existing tests have been adjusted. The setup for mocking console.warn has been eliminated, and specific test cases have been renamed or modified. The overall structure of the test suite remains, but there is a significant reduction in the number of tests, focusing on converting basic data types and handling nested structures.

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packages/state/src/tests/utils.test.ts Removed several test cases, adjusted existing tests, eliminated beforeEach setup for console.warn, renamed a test case, and modified tests for huge numbers and StringArray.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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packages/state/src/__tests__/utils.test.ts (1)

Line range hint 95-108: Verify the expected behavior for nested schema conversions.

The test case for nested schema values is a good addition to improve coverage. However, the expected result structure seems unusual:

expect(result.nested).toEqual({ innerField: { value: "42" } });

This structure suggests that the inner value is not being converted to a number, which might not be the intended behavior of convertValues. Typically, we would expect the result to be:

expect(result.nested).toEqual({ innerField: 42 });

Please verify if this is the intended behavior of convertValues for nested schemas. If not, consider updating the test case or the convertValues function to ensure proper conversion of nested values.

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packages/state/src/__tests__/utils.test.ts (3)

Line range hint 25-58: New test case for hexadecimal BigInt conversion looks good.

The addition of a test case for converting huge hexadecimal BigInt values improves the test coverage. This is a good practice to ensure the convertValues function handles various input formats correctly.

However, please note that the test for converting huge numbers in StringArray has been modified to remove the type: "array" property from the values object.

Could you verify if this change is intentional and doesn't affect the type checking or functionality of the convertValues function? You may want to check the implementation of convertValues to ensure it still handles StringArray correctly without the explicit type.


Line range hint 60-93: New test cases for basic data types are a good addition.

The new test cases for boolean, string, null, and undefined values improve the coverage of the convertValues function for basic data types. This is a positive change that helps ensure the function handles various input types correctly.

Consider adding the following test cases to further improve coverage:

  1. Test with an empty string input.
  2. Test with a floating-point number input.
  3. Test with a negative number input.
  4. Test with an array of mixed data types.

Would you like me to provide example implementations for these additional test cases?


Line range hint 1-111: Verify test coverage after removing several test cases.

Several test cases have been removed from the test suite, including:

  1. Handling empty StringArray
  2. Converting StringArray with enum types
  3. Handling invalid BigInt strings
  4. Converting arrays of structs
  5. Handling default cases for unhandled schema types

While simplifying the test suite can improve maintainability, it's important to ensure that these removals don't negatively impact the overall test coverage.

Please run a test coverage analysis to ensure that the convertValues function is still adequately tested after these removals. Consider the following actions:

  1. Run a coverage report for the convertValues function.
  2. Review the function's implementation to identify any edge cases that might no longer be covered.
  3. If necessary, add new test cases to maintain comprehensive coverage.

Would you like assistance in generating a script to run the coverage analysis or in creating new test cases to address any coverage gaps?

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import { Type as RecsType } from "@dojoengine/recs";
import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest";

import { convertValues } from "../utils";

describe("convertValues", () => {
// Mock console.warn to suppress warnings during tests
beforeEach(() => {
vi.spyOn(console, "warn").mockImplementation(() => {});
});
// ... existing tests ...
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💡 Codebase verification

Removed console.warn mock may affect other tests.

Multiple console.warn calls were found across the codebase. Without mocking console.warn, tests that rely on these warnings might produce unexpected outputs or fail.

  • packages/react/src/utils/useMountedState.ts: console.warn(
  • packages/state/src/recs/index.ts: console.warn(
  • packages/state/src/utils/index.ts: console.warn(
  • packages/state/src/utils/index.ts: console.warn(
  • packages/sdk/src/parseEntities.ts: console.warn(\Invalid modelName format: ${modelName}`);`
  • packages/core/src/logger/logger.ts: this.warn = console.warn.bind(console);
  • packages/create-burner/src/manager/burnerManager.ts: // console.warn(error);
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Verify the impact of removing the console.warn mock.

The beforeEach setup for mocking console.warn has been removed. This change might affect test output if warnings were expected in certain scenarios.

Please run the following script to check for any console.warn calls in the codebase:

If there are any console.warn calls, consider whether they need to be mocked or if the tests should be updated to handle potential warnings.

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@ponderingdemocritus ponderingdemocritus merged commit ab629b4 into main Oct 11, 2024
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