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Update the Maven ecosystem test to stub the new Sonatype API POST endpoint with a JSON fixture for recently updated package names

Bug Fixes:

  • Change the test stub from a GET request to Maven Central to a POST request to the Sonatype API with appropriate JSON payload and headers

Tests:

  • Use a new updated_packages.json fixture and JSON content-type header in the stubbed response

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    • Updated tests for recently updated Maven packages to align with new API request format and response structure.
    • Added new test data representing package names and their update timestamps.

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Refactors the Maven test to stub the new Sonatype POST API endpoint with appropriate JSON payload and response fixture for recently updated packages.

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Change Details Files
Switched HTTP stub from legacy Libraries.io GET to Sonatype POST endpoint
  • Changed stub_request method from GET to POST
  • Updated request URL to Sonatype components API
  • Removed old Maven Central URL
test/models/ecosystem/maven_test.rb
Added request payload and header matching to the stub
  • Specified JSON body with size, sortField, sortDirection
  • Added Content-Type header expectation
test/models/ecosystem/maven_test.rb
Replaced response fixture with new JSON data and headers
  • Pointed to updated_packages.json fixture
  • Set response Content-Type to application/json
test/models/ecosystem/maven_test.rb
test/fixtures/maven/updated_packages.json

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The test for the recently_updated_package_names method was updated to reflect a change in the underlying HTTP API. The test now stubs a POST request with a JSON payload and expects a JSON response, replacing the previous GET request and plain body fixture. Additionally, a new JSON fixture file with package update data was added.

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File(s) Change Summary
test/models/ecosystem/maven_test.rb Updated test to stub a POST request with JSON body and headers, and to use a JSON response fixture
test/fixtures/files/maven/updated_packages.json Added new JSON fixture file containing package names and update timestamps

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Missing Fixture

The test references a new fixture file 'maven/updated_packages.json' that needs to be created. The PR doesn't include this new fixture file which is required for the test to pass.

body: file_fixture('maven/updated_packages.json'), # Create a fixture file with mock data
headers: { 'Content-Type' => 'application/json' }
Assertion Verification

The test asserts that the length of recently_updated_package_names is 100, but we should verify that this matches the actual number of packages in the new fixture file.

  assert_equal recently_updated_package_names.length, 100
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Suggestion Impact:The commit directly implemented the suggestion by replacing the hardcoded assertion 'assert_equal recently_updated_package_names.length, 100' with 'assert_not_empty recently_updated_package_names' and adding comments explaining the change, exactly as suggested.

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-    assert_equal recently_updated_package_names.length, 100
+    # Assert based on the actual content in the updated_packages.json fixture
+    assert_not_empty recently_updated_package_names
+    # Or use the exact count if known:
+    # assert_equal recently_updated_package_names.length, expected_count

The assertion is hardcoded to expect 100 packages, but should match the actual
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test/models/ecosystem/maven_test.rb [84-85]

 recently_updated_package_names = @ecosystem.recently_updated_package_names
-assert_equal recently_updated_package_names.length, 100
+# Assert based on the actual content in the updated_packages.json fixture
+assert_not_empty recently_updated_package_names
+# Or use the exact count if known:
+# assert_equal recently_updated_package_names.length, expected_count

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Hey @gitworkflows - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

  • Align the test’s expected package count with the actual number of entries in updated_packages.json (currently stubbed with size: 20 but asserting 100).
  • Extract the POST body parameters and expected count into named variables or constants to avoid hard-coded magic numbers and improve maintainability.
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test/models/ecosystem/maven_test.rb

[error] 81-81: ArgumentError: the directory '/home/runner/work/packages/packages/test/fixtures/files' does not contain a file named 'maven/updated_packages.json'.


[error] 19-19: Test failure: Expected URL without trailing slash but got URL with trailing slash in 'test_registry_url_with_version'.

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test/models/ecosystem/maven_test.rb (1)

74-82: LGTM! Proper API migration implementation.

The migration from GET to POST request with JSON payload is correctly implemented:

  • Appropriate Content-Type headers for JSON
  • Correct request body structure with pagination and sorting parameters
  • Proper response stubbing with JSON fixture

This aligns well with modern REST API practices for complex queries.

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[error] 81-81: ArgumentError: the directory '/home/runner/work/packages/packages/test/fixtures/files' does not contain a file named 'maven/updated_packages.json'.

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body: file_fixture('maven/updated_packages.json'), # Create a fixture file with mock data
headers: { 'Content-Type' => 'application/json' }
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recently_updated_package_names = @ecosystem.recently_updated_package_names
assert_equal recently_updated_package_names.length, 100
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Verify the fixture data matches the expected count.

Ensure that when you create the maven/updated_packages.json fixture file, it contains exactly 100 package names to match this assertion. The fixture should have a structure that the recently_updated_package_names method can parse to extract the package names.


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the fixture file exists and verify the Maven ecosystem implementation
# Expected: Find the recently_updated_package_names method implementation to understand the expected JSON structure

# Check if the fixture file exists
fd "updated_packages.json" test/fixtures/files/maven/

# Find the implementation of recently_updated_package_names to understand expected JSON structure
ast-grep --pattern $'def recently_updated_package_names
  $$$
end'

Length of output: 14341


🏁 Script executed:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -eux

# 1. Verify the fixture file exists
fd "updated_packages.json" -t f -p test/fixtures/files/maven/

# 2. Preview the fixture to see its structure
head -n 20 test/fixtures/files/maven/updated_packages.json

# 3. Count entries in the fixture (handles both array root or {"packages": [...]})
jq 'if type=="array" then length elif .packages then .packages|length else 0 end' test/fixtures/files/maven/updated_packages.json

# 4. Show the test around the assertion for context
sed -n '1,120p' test/models/ecosystem/maven_test.rb

Length of output: 240


🏁 Script executed:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -eux

# Locate the Maven fixture file anywhere in the repo
fd -t f updated_packages.json

# For each found file, show its beginning and count entries
for file in $(fd -t f updated_packages.json); do
  echo "=== $file ==="
  head -n 5 "$file"
  jq 'if type=="array" then length elif .packages then .packages|length else 0 end' "$file"
done

# Show the Maven test context around the assertion
sed -n '1,120p' test/models/ecosystem/maven_test.rb

Length of output: 5870


Add the missing Maven updated_packages.json fixture with 100 entries

The test for recently_updated_package_names stubs the Sonatype API response using file_fixture('maven/updated_packages.json'), but that file isn’t present. To get the assertion

assert_equal recently_updated_package_names.length, 100

to pass, you need to:

  • Create test/fixtures/files/maven/updated_packages.json
  • Populate it with a JSON payload matching what recently_updated_package_names_from_sonatype expects (e.g. the Sonatype API’s components array structure)
  • Include exactly 100 unique package entries so that .length returns 100
  • (Optional) Reference Sonatype’s API docs or inspect app/models/ecosystem/maven.rb to confirm the correct JSON keys

Once the fixture file exists and is formatted correctly, the test at test/models/ecosystem/maven_test.rb line 85 will pass.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In test/models/ecosystem/maven_test.rb at line 85, the test asserts that
recently_updated_package_names returns 100 entries, but the fixture file
test/fixtures/files/maven/updated_packages.json is missing. To fix this, create
the updated_packages.json fixture file with a JSON structure matching what
recently_updated_package_names_from_sonatype expects (likely including a
"components" array), and ensure it contains exactly 100 unique package entries
so the length assertion passes.

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