Refactor StatusCodeSupplierSpec and update pom.xml #57
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Refactored StatusCodeSupplierSpec to initialize StatusCodeSupplier in a setup method and simplified exception handling. Updated pom.xml to include Spec.java files in the test scope. These changes make the test setup more clear and ensures all relevant test files are included during testing.
WalkthroughThe update involves refining the initialization and exception handling in a test class. Initially, a variable is set to be uninitialized and later defined within a setup routine, also incorporating a new property assignment. Additionally, the approach to managing exceptions in a test case is streamlined by opting for a direct Changes
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- src/test/groovy/lv/id/jc/piglatin/actuator/StatusCodeSupplierSpec.groovy (2 hunks)
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The refactoring to initialize statusCodeSupplier in the setup method is a good practice in Spock testing, ensuring a fresh instance for each test case. This change enhances test reliability and readability. However, it's important to ensure that statusCodeSupplier.blogUrl is appropriately set for the context of these tests, as hardcoding URLs can sometimes lead to brittle tests if the URL changes or becomes unavailable. Consider externalizing configuration values like URLs to make tests more resilient to changes.
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The simplification of exception handling by directly throwing a RuntimeException when an IOException occurs aligns with the objective to streamline the test cases. However, it's crucial to ensure that this change does not obscure the root cause of exceptions, potentially making debugging more difficult. Consider including the original exception as a cause in the RuntimeException to preserve the exception chain, which can be invaluable for diagnosing issues.
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Refactored StatusCodeSupplierSpec to initialize StatusCodeSupplier in a setup method and simplified exception handling. Updated pom.xml to include Spec.java files in the test scope. These changes make the test setup more clear and ensures all relevant test files are included during testing.
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StatusCodeSuppliertest cases.