chore: add tests #16
chore: add tests #16
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participant TF as Testing Framework
participant TR as TestRunSuite
participant HS as helper.Run
participant CS as ComponentSuite
participant AWS as AWS Environment
TF->>TR: Initiate test execution
TR->>HS: Run ComponentSuite tests
HS->>CS: Instantiate ComponentSuite
CS->>AWS: Deploy 'ssm-parameter/basic' during TestBasic
AWS-->>CS: Return parameter details and status
CS->>CS: Verify outputs and drift
CS->>AWS: Check enabled flag in TestEnabledFlag
AWS-->>CS: Return enabled flag status
CS->>HS: Complete test execution
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test/go.mod (2)
15-15: Uncomment or remove the replace directiveThe replace directive for aws-nuke is commented out, which leaves it in an ambiguous state.
-// replace github.com/rebuy-de/aws-nuke/v2/mocks => github.com/ekristen/aws-nuke/v3/ v3.29.0 +replace github.com/rebuy-de/aws-nuke/v2/mocks => github.com/ekristen/aws-nuke/v3/ v3.29.0Alternatively, if the directive is not needed, consider removing it entirely.
17-17: Use consistent dependency organization patternThe
github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/service/elasticloadbalancingv2dependency is placed separately between two require blocks instead of being included with other direct dependencies.-require github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/service/elasticloadbalancingv2 v1.43.12 - -require ( +require ( + github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/service/elasticloadbalancingv2 v1.43.12Also applies to: 19-133
test/component_test.go (3)
25-26: Add timeout or context to GetParameter callThe
GetParameterfunction doesn't specify a timeout or context, which could cause tests to hang indefinitely if there are AWS connectivity issues.- createdParam := aws.GetParameter(s.T(), awsRegion, "/dev/testing") + // Add timeout or context to prevent test from hanging + createdParam := aws.GetParameter(s.T(), awsRegion, "/dev/testing")Consider using the Terratest context package to add timeouts to AWS calls.
31-31: Document DriftTest's purposeAdd a comment explaining what DriftTest is checking for and why it's important to include in the test.
- s.DriftTest(component, stack, nil) + // Verify that applying the component again with the same inputs doesn't result in any changes, + // confirming idempotence and consistent state + s.DriftTest(component, stack, nil)
34-38: Expand TestEnabledFlag to validate resources are not createdThe
TestEnabledFlagtest only callsVerifyEnabledFlagbut doesn't explicitly verify that no resources were created when the component is disabled.func (s *ComponentSuite) TestEnabledFlag() { const component = "ssm-parameter/disabled" const stack = "default-test" s.VerifyEnabledFlag(component, stack, nil) + + // Verify that no SSM parameters were created when component is disabled + const awsRegion = "us-east-2" + exists := aws.ParameterExistsE(s.T(), awsRegion, "/dev/testing") + assert.False(s.T(), exists, "Parameter should not exist when component is disabled") }test/fixtures/stacks/orgs/default/test/_defaults.yaml (1)
8-9: Use consistent state path variableThe state path uses
COMPONENT_HELPER_STATE_DIRenvironment variable with a hardcoded default fallback path, which could lead to state files being created in unexpected locations.- path: '{{ getenv "COMPONENT_HELPER_STATE_DIR" | default "../../../state" }}/{{ .component }}/terraform.tfstate' - workspace_dir: '{{ getenv "COMPONENT_HELPER_STATE_DIR" | default "../../../state" }}/{{ .component }}/' + path: '{{ getenv "COMPONENT_HELPER_STATE_DIR" | default "/tmp/terraform-test-state" }}/{{ .component }}/terraform.tfstate' + workspace_dir: '{{ getenv "COMPONENT_HELPER_STATE_DIR" | default "/tmp/terraform-test-state" }}/{{ .component }}/'A temporary directory would be more appropriate to ensure tests don't interfere with each other when run in parallel.
test/fixtures/atmos.yaml (1)
58-60: Consider enabling Debug logs for testsSetting the log level to "Info" for tests might not provide enough details when troubleshooting test failures.
logs: file: "/dev/stdout" # Supported log levels: Trace, Debug, Info, Warning, Off - level: Info + level: Debug
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test/fixtures/stacks/orgs/default/test/tests.yaml (1)
1-4: YAML Imports Defined Correctly.
The file correctly imports the default test settings and the two SSM parameter component use cases, ensuring that the test suite has access to the required configurations.test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/usecase/disabled.yaml (1)
1-14: Disabled SSM Parameter Configuration is Well-Structured.
This new YAML file properly configures the disabled SSM parameter component. Theenabled: falseflag and parameter details (including value, description, overwrite, and type) are clearly defined.test/fixtures/vendor.yaml (1)
1-19: Vendor Configuration File Looks Solid.
The Atmos vendor configuration is clearly specified with the correct API version, kind, metadata, and source details. Please verify that the version "1.520.0" is current and intentional.test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/usecase/basic.yaml (1)
1-14: Basic SSM Parameter Component is Configured Properly.
This YAML file sets up the basic SSM parameter component withenabled: trueand provides all the necessary parameter definitions. The structure is clear and consistent with the other component configurations.test/fixtures/stacks/catalog/account-map.yaml (1)
1-47: Account-Map Configuration is Detailed and Clear.
The account-map YAML file includes a comprehensive setup for Terraform with proper metadata and variable definitions. The static remote state backend configuration for testing is well separated from the commented-out production settings.
Ensure that the commented-out sections do not cause confusion in a production context and that the static configuration meets all test requirements.test/go.mod (1)
3-3:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify Go version compatibility
The module specifies Go version 1.23.0, which might be a future version not yet released (latest official release is 1.22.x as of March 2024).
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What is the latest version of Go programming language?💡 Result:
The latest stable version of the Go programming language is 1.24.1, released on March 4, 2025[2][3]. This minor revision includes security fixes for the
net/httppackage and bug fixes across various components like the compiler,gocommand, and runtime[2][5].Key points about Go releases:
- Major releases follow a biannual cycle (e.g., Go 1.23 in August 2024, Go 1.24 in February 2025)[2][4]
- Each major version receives security updates and bug fixes until two subsequent versions are released[2][3]
- The language maintains strict backward compatibility under its Go 1 promise[3][4]
Notable features in recent updates include:
- Enhanced security in core packages (
crypto/x509,net/http)[2]- New compilation targets including experimental RISC-V support[4]
- Improved toolchain with expanded
go vetchecks and tracing capabilities[4]While Exercism's Go track currently uses 1.21.1 for its test runner, full support for 1.24.x features requires updating local installations[1]. Users can download the latest version from the official Go website[5].
Go emphasizes stability through its versioning policy (
go1.[major].[patch]format) and long-term support cycle[3][4]. The language continues to prioritize backwards compatibility while gradually introducing performance optimizations and security improvements[2][3].Citations:
- 1: http://forum.exercism.org/t/update-go-version-to-the-latest-one/9326
- 2: https://go.dev/doc/devel/release
- 3: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_(programming_language)
- 4: https://tip.golang.org/doc/go1.23
- 5: https://go.dev/dl/
- 6: https://github.com/golang/go
- 7: https://groups.google.com/g/golang-nuts/c/U99js3UYz-U
Review Go Version Compatibility: Please verify the module’s intended version
- The file
test/go.modcurrently specifiesgo 1.23.0, which, as of March 2025, is a released version.- Note that the latest stable Go release is 1.24.1 (released on March 4, 2025), which includes additional security fixes and improvements.
- Please confirm that using Go 1.23.0 is intentional. If you aim to leverage the latest features and enhancements, consider updating the Go version in the module.
test/component_test.go (1)
40-43: LGTM: Test entrypoint is properly implementedThe
TestRunSuitefunction correctly sets up and runs the test suite.test/fixtures/atmos.yaml (1)
42-46:✅ Verification successful
Review stack inclusion/exclusion patterns
The current configuration includes all paths under "orgs/**/*" but excludes "_defaults.yaml" files. Ensure this matches the intended directory structure and doesn't unintentionally include or exclude test stacks.
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Inclusion/Exclusion Patterns Verified Correctly
The executed script confirms that the inclusion pattern"orgs/**/*"properly picks up the intended test stack file (test/fixtures/stacks/orgs/default/test/tests.yaml), while the exclusion pattern"**/_defaults.yaml"correctly filters out_defaults.yamlfiles (e.g.,test/fixtures/stacks/orgs/default/test/_defaults.yaml). No unintended paths are included or excluded based on the current configuration.
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test/component_test.go (3)
19-49: Add documentation comments explaining the test purposeConsider adding documentation comments to your test methods to explain their purpose and what they're verifying. This will help future maintainers understand the test coverage better.
+// TestBasic verifies that the SSM parameter component can: +// 1. Successfully create an SSM parameter with the specified value +// 2. Correctly output the created parameter paths +// 3. Remain stable without drifting when applied multiple times func (s *ComponentSuite) TestBasic() {
51-55: Add documentation for TestEnabledFlag methodSimilar to the previous comment, add documentation explaining what this test verifies.
+// TestEnabledFlag verifies that when the component is configured with enabled=false, +// no resources are created func (s *ComponentSuite) TestEnabledFlag() {
42-43: Consider adding more descriptive assertion messagesAdding descriptive messages to assertions helps with troubleshooting when tests fail.
- assert.Equal(s.T(), randomID, createdParam) + assert.Equal(s.T(), randomID, createdParam, "SSM parameter value does not match expected value")
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test/component_test.go (4)
39-40: Add error handling for DeployAtmosComponentThe function ignores the error returned by
DeployAtmosComponentwhich could lead to misleading test failures if deployment fails.- options, _ := s.DeployAtmosComponent(s.T(), component, stack, &inputs) - assert.NotNil(s.T(), options) + options, err := s.DeployAtmosComponent(s.T(), component, stack, &inputs) + assert.NoError(s.T(), err, "Failed to deploy component") + assert.NotNil(s.T(), options)
24-35: Well-implemented random parameter testGood job implementing the test with random parameter paths following the previous review suggestions. This approach prevents test conflicts when running in parallel environments.
48-48: Excellent implementation of drift testingThe inclusion of drift testing aligns well with the PR objectives to verify "that the component remains consistent without drifting when executed multiple times with the same inputs."
27-35:✅ Verification successful
Verify compatibility with older Go versions
The code uses the
anytype which was introduced in Go 1.18. If you need to maintain compatibility with older Go versions, consider usinginterface{}instead.- inputs := map[string]any{ - "params": map[string]any{ - path: map[string]any{ + inputs := map[string]interface{}{ + "params": map[string]interface{}{ + path: map[string]interface{}{
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- The project is using Go 1.24.1, which fully supports the
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