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test: add serdes/utils.py unit tests #1478

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    • Introduced a comprehensive suite to validate the serialization/deserialization processes and domain export functionality.
    • Added multiple fixtures to simulate complex model and folder structures for rigorous testing.
    • Expanded test coverage to ensure robust handling of dependencies, sorting logic, and self-referencing fields.

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This change introduces a comprehensive test suite for serialization and deserialization utilities. Several new test classes and pytest fixtures have been added to backend/serdes/tests/test_utils.py to validate functionality such as model dependency detection, dependency graph building, topological sorting, self-referencing field detection, object sorting, and domain export. In addition, specific import statements were revised for clarity, and multiple utility functions were introduced in serdes/utils to support these operations.

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backend/serdes/tests/test_utils.py Added detailed test suite with new test classes (TestModelDependencies, TestDependencyGraph, TestTopologicalSort, TestSelfReferencingField, TestObjectSorting, TestDomainExport) and pytest fixtures. Updated import statements for clarity.
serdes/utils Introduced new functions: get_model_dependencies, build_dependency_graph, topological_sort, get_self_referencing_field, sort_objects_by_self_reference, and get_domain_export_objects.

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    participant T as TestDomainExport
    participant U as get_domain_export_objects
    participant M as get_model_dependencies
    participant G as build_dependency_graph
    participant S as topological_sort
    participant O as sort_objects_by_self_reference

    T->>U: Initiate domain export process
    U->>M: Retrieve model dependencies
    M-->>U: Return dependencies
    U->>G: Build dependency graph
    G-->>U: Return graph
    U->>S: Topologically sort graph
    S-->>U: Return sorted order
    U->>O: Sort objects by self-reference
    O-->>U: Return sorted objects
    U-->>T: Return export data
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
backend/serdes/tests/test_utils.py (1)

448-448: Rename unused loop variable as suggested by static analysis.
Because “key” is unused, a slight rename improves clarity.

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-for key, value in export_data.items():
+for _key, value in export_data.items():
    assert len(value) == 0
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448-448: Loop control variable key not used within loop body

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448-448: Loop control variable key not used within loop body

Rename unused key to _key

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🔇 Additional comments (13)
backend/serdes/tests/test_utils.py (13)

1-14: Docstring introduction looks good.
These lines provide a clear overview of the test suite’s purpose and coverage.


16-38: Import statements are well-structured.
All imported utilities and models appear to be used appropriately in subsequent tests.


44-58: Fixture 'basic_folder_structure' is clear and maintains readability.
The docstring is concise, and the returned folder structure is intuitive.


60-68: Fixture 'framework_fixture' is properly validating library presence.
Asserting the library’s existence ensures tests fail early when the required data is missing.


70-80: Fixture 'risk_matrix_fixture' follows a similar and consistent pattern.
Pulling library data and loading it is straightforward.


82-97: Fixture 'complex_model_structure' sets up related models effectively.
The code properly returns a dictionary referencing each created model for test usage.


99-171: Fixture 'complex_domain_structure' neatly demonstrates advanced relational setups.
This fixture thoroughly covers multiple object relationships for robust test scenarios.


176-215: Tests in 'TestModelDependencies' thoroughly validate foreign key and M2M detection.
The coverage ensures multiple relationship types are checked.


219-248: Tests in 'TestDependencyGraph' confirm graph construction logic across various scenarios.
The checks for folder inheritance and empty inputs are comprehensive.


252-282: Tests in 'TestTopologicalSort' handle complex and edge cases well.
Self-dependency handling is tested and ensures the function returns a consistent result.


286-313: Tests in 'TestSelfReferencingField' correctly verify varied self-referencing patterns.
The coverage for models that do and do not contain self-references is adequate.


317-369: Tests in 'TestObjectSorting' validate multi-layer dependencies and no-parent scenarios.
Handling complex hierarchies, invalid parents, and empty lists is robust.


373-471: Domain export tests offer wide coverage of folder trees, subfolders, and cross-linked objects.
The approach ensures both normal and empty-folder scenarios are handled.

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448-448: Loop control variable key not used within loop body

Rename unused key to _key

(B007)

@nas-tabchiche nas-tabchiche changed the title feat(test): add serdes/utils.py unit tests test: add serdes/utils.py unit tests Feb 7, 2025
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These are a great addition, however we should also cover failing cases. Still, merging this for immediate value.

@nas-tabchiche nas-tabchiche merged commit 7893fdb into main Feb 10, 2025
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@nas-tabchiche nas-tabchiche deleted the test/serdes-utils branch February 10, 2025 09:15
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