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Fixing type/compliance requirement validation error #4603

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Closes #4593

In this PR:

  • Fixing a bug where specifying a bad compliance requirement (column C) in the findings workbook would error, as it should, but no error message would be displayed. This was caused by a mixup of parameters in mapping_audit_findings.py.
  • I also cleaned up some of the code in mapping_util.py, which mostly includes simplifying the if-statements for finding the named range keys, removing the row_index param from some calls, and snake-casing keyFound

Testing:

  • On main try uploading a findings workbook that has a bad compliance requirement. Because the column restricts its values, you can copy something like "asdf" and paste it to get around that. It will tell you there are errors, but none show up.
  • Switching to this branch and uploading the same workbook should now show the error correctly
  • A blank value should error correctly as well
  • full-submission should pass

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No changes. Your infrastructure matches the configuration.
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!~      id       = "*******************" -> (known after apply)
!~      triggers = { # forces replacement
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Code Coverage

Package Line Rate Branch Rate Health
. 100% 100%
api 98% 90%
audit 97% 87%
audit.cross_validation 98% 88%
audit.fixtures 84% 50%
audit.intakelib 91% 81%
audit.intakelib.checks 92% 85%
audit.intakelib.common 98% 82%
audit.intakelib.transforms 100% 95%
audit.management.commands 78% 17%
audit.migrations 100% 100%
audit.models 94% 76%
audit.templatetags 100% 100%
audit.views 70% 54%
census_historical_migration 96% 65%
census_historical_migration.migrations 100% 100%
census_historical_migration.sac_general_lib 92% 84%
census_historical_migration.transforms 95% 90%
census_historical_migration.workbooklib 68% 69%
config 76% 31%
curation 100% 100%
curation.curationlib 93% 100%
curation.migrations 100% 100%
dissemination 91% 70%
dissemination.migrations 97% 25%
dissemination.searchlib 74% 64%
dissemination.templatetags 100% 100%
djangooidc 53% 38%
djangooidc.tests 100% 94%
report_submission 93% 88%
report_submission.migrations 100% 100%
report_submission.templatetags 74% 100%
support 91% 66%
support.migrations 100% 100%
support.models 96% 50%
tools 98% 50%
users 95% 92%
users.fixtures 100% 83%
users.management 100% 100%
users.management.commands 100% 100%
users.migrations 100% 100%
Summary 91% (17995 / 19771) 77% (2230 / 2912)

@phildominguez-gsa phildominguez-gsa changed the title Draft: Fixing type/compliance requirement validation error Fixing type/compliance requirement validation error Jan 10, 2025
@phildominguez-gsa phildominguez-gsa marked this pull request as ready for review January 10, 2025 14:40
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Verify correctness of type requirement column in all cases
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