Resilient Sink Fixes #431
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Pull Request Title: Resilient Sink Fixes
Description:
This pull request focuses on improving the resilience and reliability of our sink functionality in the project. The key changes include:
Version Bump: The version number has been updated from
0.13.2to0.13.3to reflect the enhancements made in this release.Coverage Improvements: The coverage report has been significantly improved, with many classes and methods now achieving full coverage. This ensures that the code is thoroughly tested and any potential issues are caught early in the development process.
Code Quality Enhancements: Several lines of code across multiple files have been updated to improve functionality and ensure that all paths are tested. This includes adjustments to the
async_database_functions,common_functions, and other critical areas, enhancing overall performance and reliability.Increased Test Coverage: The changes resulted in a substantial increase in line coverage from 0.14 to approximately 0.97 for previously under-tested areas, ensuring that critical features are now validated through automated tests.
Overall, these changes improve the project's robustness and maintainability, reducing the likelihood of bugs in future releases. By enhancing the sink's resilience, we ensure that the application can handle unexpected conditions more gracefully, ultimately providing a better experience for our users.