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Signed-off-by: David Wertenteil <[email protected]>
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PR Feedback💡 General suggestions: The PR is generally well-structured, and the code is clean and easy to read. It's great to see that tests are included for the new functionality. However, it would be beneficial to include more comments in the code to explain what each function does and how it works. This would make the code easier to understand and maintain in the future. 🤖 Code feedback:
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Signed-off-by: David Wertenteil <[email protected]>
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Tests, Enhancement
Description
This PR introduces tests and enhancements for the
initcontainerinstance
package in theinstanceidhandler
module. The main changes include:instanceidhandler_test.go
andhelpers_test.go
in theinitcontainerinstance
package. These files contain tests for generating and validating instance IDs for Kubernetes workloads, and for helper functions respectively.initializers_test.go
in theinstanceidhandler
module to use a deployment workload for testing instead of a pod.helpers_test.go
in thecontainerinstance
package to update the package import path.Changes walkthrough
instanceidhandler_test.go
instanceidhandler/v1/initcontainerinstance/instanceidhandler_test.go
This file was added in the PR. It contains tests for the
initcontainerinstance
package, specifically for generatingand validating instance IDs for Kubernetes workloads. The
tests cover various scenarios including different types of
workloads (e.g., Pod, ReplicaSet) and different conditions
(e.g., valid and invalid instance IDs).
helpers_test.go
instanceidhandler/v1/initcontainerinstance/helpers_test.go
This file was added in the PR. It contains tests for helper
functions in the
initcontainerinstance
package. The testscover various scenarios including validating instance IDs
and listing instance IDs.
initializers_test.go
instanceidhandler/v1/initializers_test.go
This file was modified in the PR. The changes include
updating the package import path and modifying the
TestInitInstanceID
function to use a deployment workloadfor testing instead of a pod.
helpers_test.go
instanceidhandler/v1/containerinstance/helpers_test.go
This file was modified in the PR. The changes include
updating the package import path.
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