fix: enforce non-null QueryResult contract for GraphQL services#3177
fix: enforce non-null QueryResult contract for GraphQL services#3177EmreAksin wants to merge 28 commits intoPalisadoesFoundation:developfrom
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- Update EventService methods to return Future<QueryResult<Object?>> - Add hasException checks in Event ViewModels before data null checks - Update test mocks to return proper QueryResult objects - Replace silent returns with proper error logging using debugPrint Fixes PalisadoesFoundation#3073
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WalkthroughStandardizes service methods to consistently return Future<QueryResult<Object?>>; adds hasException/null-data guards across services and view models; updates mocks and tests to return QueryResult fixtures; introduces a lint rule and AST visitor to detect unchecked QueryResult.data access; adds unit tests for the lint. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant VM as ViewModel
participant Service as Service
participant GraphQL as GraphQL Client
VM->>Service: call method (e.g., fetchAgendaItems/createAgendaItem)
Service->>GraphQL: execute query/mutation
GraphQL-->>Service: returns QueryResult (data and/or exception)
alt result.hasException or result.data == null
Service-->>VM: return QueryResult (with exception/null)
VM->>VM: log/handle error & early return (no state mutation)
else Success
Service-->>VM: return QueryResult with valid data
VM->>VM: parse data, update state, notifyListeners
end
sequenceDiagram
participant Dev as Developer
participant Linter as Talawa Linter
participant Visitor as QueryResult Visitor
participant Reporter as Error Reporter
Dev->>Linter: run lint
Linter->>Visitor: traverse AST (functions/methods)
Visitor->>Visitor: track QueryResult variables & checks
alt hasException checked before .data access
Visitor->>Reporter: no report
else .data accessed without hasException
Visitor->>Reporter: emit warning "QueryResult.data accessed without checking hasException first"
end
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lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/event_info_view_model.dart (1)
77-105: Verify data presence after hasException check.Line 89 checks
!registerResult.hasExceptionbefore proceeding, which is good. However, it doesn't validate thatregisterResult.datais non-null before updating state. While less critical here since the state update doesn't directly access result.data, consider adding an explicit data check for consistency with other methods in this file (e.g., createVolunteerGroup, fetchCategories).Pattern comparison:
- Other methods: Check hasException → Check data null → Process
- This method: Check hasException → Process (no data check)
🔎 Optional: Add data validation for consistency
final registerResult = await eventService.registerForAnEvent(event.id ?? ''); - if (!registerResult.hasException) { + if (!registerResult.hasException && registerResult.data != null) { event.isRegistered = true;
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🧠 Learnings (16)
📓 Common learnings
Learnt from: may-tas
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
File: test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/set_url_view_model_test.dart:481-505
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:43.140Z
Learning: In the Talawa Flutter project, may-tas prefers to defer test refactoring and improvements (such as adding additional assertions for exception handling) to dedicated efforts rather than addressing them in feature PRs, prioritizing core functionality first.
📚 Learning: 2024-11-18T05:55:39.587Z
Learnt from: ARYPROGRAMMER
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2646
File: test/view_model_tests/widgets_view_model_test/comments_view_model_test.dart:97-109
Timestamp: 2024-11-18T05:55:39.587Z
Learning: In `test/view_model_tests/widgets_view_model_test/comments_view_model_test.dart`, during the "Testing the functions" test, after manually adding a comment to `model.commentList` and calling `model.createComment()`, the total `commentList.length` is expected to be 4.
Applied to files:
test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/event_info_view_model_test.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-08-10T11:06:08.234Z
Learnt from: MohitMaulekhi
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2875
File: lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/explore_events_view_model.dart:36-0
Timestamp: 2025-08-10T11:06:08.234Z
Learning: In the Talawa Flutter app's ExploreEventsViewModel (lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/explore_events_view_model.dart), the pattern of using two lists - `_bufferEvents` to cache all fetched events and `_events` to display filtered events - is intentional and valid. This cache-and-filter pattern allows instant switching between filter options (All Events, My Events, Public Events, etc.) without re-fetching data from the server.
Applied to files:
test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/event_info_view_model_test.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/event_info_view_model.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/edit_agenda_view_model.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/manage_volunteer_group_view_model.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-07-24T07:29:57.707Z
Learnt from: MohitMaulekhi
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2857
File: lib/views/after_auth_screens/events/event_calendar.dart:110-121
Timestamp: 2025-07-24T07:29:57.707Z
Learning: In the PalisadoesFoundation/talawa repository, the user MohitMaulekhi has indicated that updating the event calendar component in lib/views/after_auth_screens/events/event_calendar.dart to use the new DateTime fields (startAt/endAt) instead of the deprecated string fields (startDate/endDate) is considered out of scope for PR #2857 which focuses on null safety and event workflow updates.
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test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/event_info_view_model_test.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/event_info_view_model.darttest/views/after_auth_screens/events/manage_agenda_items_screen_test.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/edit_agenda_view_model.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/manage_volunteer_group_view_model.darttest/helpers/test_helpers.mocks.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
Learnt from: may-tas
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
File: test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/set_url_view_model_test.dart:481-505
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
Learning: In Talawa Flutter, defer test refactoring and improvements (such as adding assertions for exception handling) to dedicated test-effort PRs. Do not address these refinements in feature PRs; prioritize core functionality first. This guideline applies to Dart tests under test/ directories across the repository.
Applied to files:
test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/event_info_view_model_test.darttest/service_tests/event_service_test.darttest/views/after_auth_screens/events/manage_agenda_items_screen_test.darttest/helpers/test_helpers.mocks.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-12-17T17:41:33.127Z
Learnt from: DevAnuragT
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-12-17T17:41:33.127Z
Learning: Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa — Demo Mode handling and signup flow
- Keep usersByOrganizationId.emailAddress in queries for authenticated contexts (lib/utils/queries.dart).
- Prevent demo-mode crashes by early‑returning in OrganizationService.getOrgMembersList when AppConfigService.isDemoMode is true (lib/services/org_service.dart).
- Unauthenticated users should not be auto-routed into demo mode after language selection; instead route to Routes.setUrlScreen, with a separate “Try Demo” entry point handled elsewhere.
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lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/event_info_view_model.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/manage_volunteer_group_view_model.darttest/helpers/test_helpers.mocks.dart
📚 Learning: 2024-11-18T06:11:39.917Z
Learnt from: ARYPROGRAMMER
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2646
File: lib/widgets/organization_search_list.dart:69-71
Timestamp: 2024-11-18T06:11:39.917Z
Learning: In `lib/widgets/organization_search_list.dart`, `result.data` is already null-checked, and adding additional null safety checks would decrease code coverage by approximately 6%.
Applied to files:
lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/event_info_view_model.darttest/service_tests/event_service_test.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-09-14T09:30:11.906Z
Learnt from: may-tas
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2879
File: lib/views/after_auth_screens/chat/widgets/group_member_selector.dart:1-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-14T09:30:11.906Z
Learning: In the Talawa Flutter project, navigationService is available as a global getter from 'package:talawa/locator.dart' and does not require a separate import of NavigationService or manual instantiation via locator<NavigationService>(). Files that import 'package:talawa/locator.dart' can directly use navigationService.
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lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/event_info_view_model.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/edit_agenda_view_model.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/manage_volunteer_group_view_model.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-09-14T09:30:11.906Z
Learnt from: may-tas
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2879
File: lib/views/after_auth_screens/chat/widgets/group_member_selector.dart:1-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-14T09:30:11.906Z
Learning: In the Talawa Flutter project, navigationService is available as a global final variable defined in 'package:talawa/locator.dart' at line 65 as `final navigationService = locator<NavigationService>();`. Files that import 'package:talawa/locator.dart' can directly use navigationService without additional imports or manual locator calls.
Applied to files:
lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/event_info_view_model.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/edit_agenda_view_model.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/manage_volunteer_group_view_model.dart
📚 Learning: 2024-11-21T15:00:12.278Z
Learnt from: ARYPROGRAMMER
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2646
File: lib/widgets/organization_search_list.dart:51-69
Timestamp: 2024-11-21T15:00:12.278Z
Learning: In the Flutter application, within the 'lib/widgets/organization_search_list.dart' file, potential issues related to multiple `fetchMore` calls, error handling for `fetchMoreHelper`, and post-frame callbacks are already addressed within the widgets.
Applied to files:
lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/event_info_view_model.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/edit_agenda_view_model.dartlib/services/event_service.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/manage_volunteer_group_view_model.darttest/helpers/test_helpers.mocks.dart
📚 Learning: 2024-11-20T21:26:19.240Z
Learnt from: ARYPROGRAMMER
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2646
File: test/widget_tests/widgets/organization_search_list_test.dart:80-85
Timestamp: 2024-11-20T21:26:19.240Z
Learning: Expanding test coverage in `organization_search_list_test.dart` may require several file modifications, which might be beyond the scope of the current PR.
Applied to files:
test/service_tests/event_service_test.darttest/views/after_auth_screens/events/manage_agenda_items_screen_test.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-08-10T13:44:04.896Z
Learnt from: syedali237
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2873
File: integration_test/app_test.dart:37-37
Timestamp: 2025-08-10T13:44:04.896Z
Learning: In integration_test/app_test.dart, a fixed 2-second delay is deliberately used after GraphQL configuration initialization (`graphqlConfig.initializeForTesting()`) to ensure proper setup before proceeding with the test execution.
Applied to files:
test/views/after_auth_screens/events/manage_agenda_items_screen_test.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-08-10T13:57:36.802Z
Learnt from: syedali237
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2873
File: integration_test/robots/login_form_robot.dart:89-95
Timestamp: 2025-08-10T13:57:36.802Z
Learning: In integration_test/robots/login_form_robot.dart, the drawer interaction using `tester.tap(find.widgetWithIcon(ListTile, Icons.add))` works correctly across all screen sizes without needing `tester.ensureVisible()`. The test has been verified to work on different screen dimensions.
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test/views/after_auth_screens/events/manage_agenda_items_screen_test.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-07-05T08:21:10.877Z
Learnt from: MohitMaulekhi
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-05T08:21:10.877Z
Learning: The Talawa Flutter app implements cursor-based pagination using a PageInfo model that follows GraphQL Relay specification. This pattern includes startCursor, endCursor, hasNextPage, and hasPreviousPage fields for efficient infinite scrolling and bidirectional navigation.
Applied to files:
lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/edit_agenda_view_model.dartlib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/manage_volunteer_group_view_model.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-09-14T06:45:45.259Z
Learnt from: may-tas
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2879
File: test/views/after_auth_screens/chat/widgets/group_chat_management_dialogs_test.dart:691-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-14T06:45:45.259Z
Learning: In the Talawa Flutter project's group chat system (lib/views/after_auth_screens/chat/widgets/group_chat_management_dialogs.dart), the addGroupMember method must be called for all selected members, even those already in the group. The method returning false is how the system distinguishes between "already a member" vs "failed to add" scenarios, making these calls essential for proper result categorization and user feedback.
Applied to files:
lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/manage_volunteer_group_view_model.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-08-10T13:20:10.787Z
Learnt from: syedali237
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2873
File: lib/services/chat_service.dart:184-190
Timestamp: 2025-08-10T13:20:10.787Z
Learning: In the Talawa Flutter project's ChatService (lib/services/chat_service.dart), the team uses string-based test environment detection by checking if the exception message contains 'test' to conditionally suppress error dialogs. This approach meets their current requirements and is preferred over environment-based checks.
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lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/manage_volunteer_group_view_model.dart
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lib/services/event_service.dart (1)
265-482: LGTM: Return type updates correctly enforce QueryResult contract.All 12 method return types have been properly updated from
Future<dynamic>toFuture<QueryResult<Object?>>, with corresponding documentation updates. The implementations remain unchanged, correctly maintaining backward compatibility while enforcing the non-null QueryResult contract as intended.test/service_tests/event_service_test.dart (1)
735-735: LGTM: Explicit cast removed correctly.The explicit
(result as QueryResult)cast is no longer needed sincecreateVolunteerGroupnow returnsFuture<QueryResult<Object?>>directly. This simplifies the code while maintaining the same behavior.test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/event_info_view_model_test.dart (2)
50-59: LGTM: Test mock properly returns QueryResult.The mock correctly returns a
QueryResultobject instead of a plain string, aligning with the updatedregisterForAnEventreturn type. The test expectations remain valid and verify the registration flow works correctly.
239-246: LGTM: Test mock properly returns QueryResult.The mock correctly returns a
QueryResultobject with the expected data structure instead of a boolean, aligning with the updateddeleteAgendaItemreturn type.test/views/after_auth_screens/events/manage_agenda_items_screen_test.dart (1)
244-251: LGTM: Test mocks properly return QueryResult.Both test cases correctly mock
deleteAgendaItemto return aQueryResultobject instead of a boolean, aligning with the updated service return type. The tests properly validate the UI behavior after agenda item deletion.Also applies to: 304-311
lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/manage_volunteer_group_view_model.dart (4)
96-116: LGTM: Explicit cast removed correctly.The explicit
as QueryResultcast is no longer needed sinceaddVolunteerToGroupnow returnsFuture<QueryResult<Object?>>directly. The error handling and data access patterns remain unchanged and correct.
125-140: LGTM: Explicit cast removed correctly.The explicit
as QueryResultcast is no longer needed sinceremoveVolunteerGroupnow returnsFuture<QueryResult<Object?>>directly.
149-168: LGTM: Explicit cast removed correctly.The explicit
as QueryResultcast is no longer needed sinceremoveVolunteerFromGroupnow returnsFuture<QueryResult<Object?>>directly.
180-207: LGTM: Explicit cast removed correctly.The explicit
as QueryResultcast is no longer needed sinceupdateVolunteerGroupnow returnsFuture<QueryResult<Object?>>directly.lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/edit_agenda_view_model.dart (1)
196-237: Good error handling improvements, but consider user feedback on failures.The refactored error handling is a significant improvement:
- Checks
result.hasExceptionexplicitly before processing data- Validates
result.datapresence before accessing nested fields- Logs errors consistently with
debugPrint- Early returns prevent processing invalid results
However, when errors occur (hasException or missing data), the method logs and returns silently. According to issue #3073, one goal was to eliminate "silent returns that hide failures." Consider whether users should receive feedback when agenda item updates fail (e.g., via a snackbar or error state).
Based on learnings, this aligns with the team's pattern of explicit error handling while deferring comprehensive error-state improvements to dedicated efforts.
lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/event_info_view_model.dart (5)
133-172: LGTM: Robust error handling with hasException and data checks.The error handling is well-structured:
- Checks
result.hasExceptionfirst with early return- Validates
result.datapresence before accessing nested fields- Logs errors with
debugPrint- Returns
nullon failures for proper error propagationThis pattern aligns with the PR objective to check QueryResult.hasException before checking data.
201-225: LGTM: Consistent error handling pattern.The method properly checks
result.hasExceptionandresult.databefore processing, with appropriate early returns and error logging usingdebugPrint.
269-318: LGTM: Proper error handling with hasException checks.The error handling follows the established pattern: check hasException, validate data presence, process only if valid, with early returns and
debugPrintlogging.
329-346: LGTM: Clean error handling with hasException check.The method properly checks
result.hasExceptionwith early return before proceeding to remove the agenda item from the local list.
356-386: LGTM: Thorough error handling with multiple validations.The method includes comprehensive checks:
result.hasExceptionwith early returnresult.dataand nested field presence validation- Proper error logging with
debugPrint- Index validation before updating the list
test/helpers/test_helpers.mocks.dart (1)
1847-1869: EventService mocks correctly aligned to non‑nullQueryResult<Object?>contractAll updated
MockEventServicemethods now returnFuture<_i3.QueryResult<Object?>>with consistent_FakeQueryResult_8<Object?>defaults, matching the strengthened service API and ensuring tests always see aQueryResultinstead ofdynamic/null. No issues spotted with signatures or Mockito plumbing.Also applies to: 1872-1894, 1897-1920, 1923-1946, 1949-1972, 1975-1998, 2001-2024, 2042-2064, 2067-2090, 2093-2116, 2119-2153, 2156-2178
Fixed pre-existing undefined variable errors (isPublic, viewOnMap, asAdmin) in volunteerGroupsScreen() helper function that were blocking CI. These errors existed in develop branch before this PR.
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test/views/after_auth_screens/events/volunteer_groups_screen_test.dart (1)
282-337: Consider adding test for QueryResult with exception (vs thrown exception).This test validates exception handling when the service method throws. However, per the PR objectives, ViewModels now check
QueryResult.hasExceptionbefore accessing data. Consider adding a test case wherecreateVolunteerGroupreturns aQueryResultwith theexceptionfield populated (rather than throwing) to verify the ViewModel'shasExceptioncode path is exercised.Example mock structure:
when(mockEventService.createVolunteerGroup(...)).thenAnswer( (_) async => QueryResult( options: QueryOptions(document: gql('mutation {}')), source: QueryResultSource.network, exception: OperationException( graphqlErrors: [GraphQLError(message: 'Test error')], ), ), );
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**/*
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**/*: Perform a comprehensive review with the following checks:1. Testing & Coverage
- Test Quality Analysis:
- Verify all test files cover use cases including edge cases, error scenarios, and boundary conditions
- Validate assertions are meaningful and test descriptions are clear
- Confirm both success and failure paths are tested
- Check async operations, callbacks, and state changes are properly tested
- Verify widget tests include proper pump/pumpAndSettle patterns (for Flutter widgets)
- Coverage Assessment:
- Aim for ≥95% coverage for new/modified code (≥99% ideal)
- Identify specific uncovered lines/functions with line numbers
- Note: ~99% coverage is acceptable when remaining gaps are defensive catch blocks requiring architectural changes
- Check for missing tests on:
- Error handling and validation logic
- Conditional branches and loops
- Model/ViewModel methods
- Navigation and routing logic
- Test Pattern Compliance:
- Verify tests follow repository patterns (e.g., integration tests with proper structure)
- Check test file locations match conventions
- Validate proper use of test doubles (mocks, stubs, fakes)
- For integration tests: confirm proper GraphQL document nodes structure
2. Implementation Correctness
- Logic Validation:
- Verify implementation logic is correct and bug-free
- Validate database queries target correct tables/entities
- Check foreign key relationships and constraints are properly enforced
- Confirm business logic and validation rules are correctly implemented
- Verify proper error handling, exception types, and user feedback
- Critical Rule:
- ANY bugs or logic errors in files under test MUST be fixed in this PR before approval
- Bugs in unrelated files may be deferred to separate issues
3. Code Quality
- Best Practices:
- Check for code duplication (DRY principle violations)
- Verify proper error handling and logging
- ...
Files:
test/views/after_auth_screens/events/volunteer_groups_screen_test.dart
🧠 Learnings (4)
📚 Learning: 2025-12-17T17:41:33.127Z
Learnt from: DevAnuragT
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 0
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Timestamp: 2025-12-17T17:41:33.127Z
Learning: Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa — Demo Mode handling and signup flow
- Keep usersByOrganizationId.emailAddress in queries for authenticated contexts (lib/utils/queries.dart).
- Prevent demo-mode crashes by early‑returning in OrganizationService.getOrgMembersList when AppConfigService.isDemoMode is true (lib/services/org_service.dart).
- Unauthenticated users should not be auto-routed into demo mode after language selection; instead route to Routes.setUrlScreen, with a separate “Try Demo” entry point handled elsewhere.
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test/views/after_auth_screens/events/volunteer_groups_screen_test.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-08-10T11:06:08.234Z
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2875
File: lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/explore_events_view_model.dart:36-0
Timestamp: 2025-08-10T11:06:08.234Z
Learning: In the Talawa Flutter app's ExploreEventsViewModel (lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/explore_events_view_model.dart), the pattern of using two lists - `_bufferEvents` to cache all fetched events and `_events` to display filtered events - is intentional and valid. This cache-and-filter pattern allows instant switching between filter options (All Events, My Events, Public Events, etc.) without re-fetching data from the server.
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test/views/after_auth_screens/events/volunteer_groups_screen_test.dart
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2857
File: lib/views/after_auth_screens/events/event_calendar.dart:110-121
Timestamp: 2025-07-24T07:29:57.707Z
Learning: In the PalisadoesFoundation/talawa repository, the user MohitMaulekhi has indicated that updating the event calendar component in lib/views/after_auth_screens/events/event_calendar.dart to use the new DateTime fields (startAt/endAt) instead of the deprecated string fields (startDate/endDate) is considered out of scope for PR #2857 which focuses on null safety and event workflow updates.
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test/views/after_auth_screens/events/volunteer_groups_screen_test.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
File: test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/set_url_view_model_test.dart:481-505
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
Learning: In Talawa Flutter, defer test refactoring and improvements (such as adding assertions for exception handling) to dedicated test-effort PRs. Do not address these refinements in feature PRs; prioritize core functionality first. This guideline applies to Dart tests under test/ directories across the repository.
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test/views/after_auth_screens/events/volunteer_groups_screen_test.dart (3)
74-74: Good simplification using default event parameters.The change to call
getTestEvent()without arguments correctly resolves the issue mentioned in the commit message by using default parameter values. This is safe since none of the test cases in this file appear to require differentisPublicorasAdminvalues during event initialization at line 74.However, note a minor discrepancy: the commit message mentions fixing undefined variable
viewOnMap, but thegetTestEventfunction signature (lines 32-35) only includesisPublicandasAdminparameters. Consider clarifying the commit message or documentation ifviewOnMapwas part of a different signature variant.
112-153: Excellent QueryResult mock setup aligns with PR objectives.The helper correctly mocks
fetchAgendaCategoriesandfetchAgendaItemsto return properQueryResultobjects with valid structure. This aligns perfectly with the PR's goal of enforcing non-nullQueryResultcontracts in tests.
120-121: No changes needed. The mock at lines 120-121 is correct.The
EventService.fetchVolunteerGroupsByEventmethod returnsFuture<List<EventVolunteerGroup>>directly, notFuture<QueryResult<Object?>>. The mock correctly returnsList<EventVolunteerGroup>. This method was not included in the PR's null-safety enforcement updates and remains outside the scope of QueryResult wrapping.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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Ensure your code coverage for the patch reaches 100%
Added tests for error scenarios (hasException = true) in: - EventInfoViewModel: createVolunteerGroup, fetchCategories, createAgendaItem, deleteAgendaItem, updateAgendaItemSequence - EditAgendaItemViewModel: updateAgendaItem This ensures all new hasException code paths are tested.
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- Fixed edit_agenda_view_model_test.dart with proper testSetupLocator - Added tearDown to properly cleanup mocks between tests - Added null data tests for createAgendaItem and updateAgendaItemSequence - Added all error scenarios for edit_agenda updateAgendaItem All 28 tests pass locally.
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94-134: Test name claims state update but lacks assertion to verify it.The test is named
updateAgendaItem() success updates local state, but it only verifies the service method was called viaverify(). There's no assertion that the model's internal state (e.g.,model.agendaItemor related fields) was actually updated after the call.Consider adding an assertion that validates the expected state change, or rename the test to accurately reflect what it verifies (e.g.,
updateAgendaItem() calls service with correct parameters).🔎 Suggested assertion to add
verify( eventService.updateAgendaItem('1', { 'title': 'Updated Title', 'description': 'Test Description', 'duration': '60', 'attachments': ['base64image1'], 'urls': ['https://example.com'], 'categories': ['cat1'], }), ).called(1); + + // Verify local state was updated + expect(model.agendaItem.name, 'Updated Title'); });
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Learnt from: may-tas
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
File: test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/set_url_view_model_test.dart:481-505
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:43.140Z
Learning: In the Talawa Flutter project, may-tas prefers to defer test refactoring and improvements (such as adding additional assertions for exception handling) to dedicated efforts rather than addressing them in feature PRs, prioritizing core functionality first.
Learnt from: MohitMaulekhi
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2857
File: lib/views/after_auth_screens/events/event_calendar.dart:110-121
Timestamp: 2025-07-24T07:29:57.707Z
Learning: In the PalisadoesFoundation/talawa repository, the user MohitMaulekhi has indicated that updating the event calendar component in lib/views/after_auth_screens/events/event_calendar.dart to use the new DateTime fields (startAt/endAt) instead of the deprecated string fields (startDate/endDate) is considered out of scope for PR #2857 which focuses on null safety and event workflow updates.
📚 Learning: 2024-11-18T05:55:39.587Z
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2646
File: test/view_model_tests/widgets_view_model_test/comments_view_model_test.dart:97-109
Timestamp: 2024-11-18T05:55:39.587Z
Learning: In `test/view_model_tests/widgets_view_model_test/comments_view_model_test.dart`, during the "Testing the functions" test, after manually adding a comment to `model.commentList` and calling `model.createComment()`, the total `commentList.length` is expected to be 4.
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📚 Learning: 2024-11-20T21:26:19.240Z
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2646
File: test/widget_tests/widgets/organization_search_list_test.dart:80-85
Timestamp: 2024-11-20T21:26:19.240Z
Learning: Expanding test coverage in `organization_search_list_test.dart` may require several file modifications, which might be beyond the scope of the current PR.
Applied to files:
test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/edit_agenda_view_model_test.darttest/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/event_info_view_model_test.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-08-10T13:43:23.421Z
Learnt from: syedali237
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2873
File: integration_test/robots/login_form_robot.dart:31-37
Timestamp: 2025-08-10T13:43:23.421Z
Learning: In integration_test/robots/login_form_robot.dart, the test intentionally checks for the actual organization title "Unity Foundation - North" rather than using a generic key-based finder. This validates that the correct organization data is displayed after login in the test environment.
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test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/edit_agenda_view_model_test.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
File: test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/set_url_view_model_test.dart:481-505
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
Learning: In Talawa Flutter, defer test refactoring and improvements (such as adding assertions for exception handling) to dedicated test-effort PRs. Do not address these refinements in feature PRs; prioritize core functionality first. This guideline applies to Dart tests under test/ directories across the repository.
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2875
File: lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/explore_events_view_model.dart:36-0
Timestamp: 2025-08-10T11:06:08.234Z
Learning: In the Talawa Flutter app's ExploreEventsViewModel (lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/explore_events_view_model.dart), the pattern of using two lists - `_bufferEvents` to cache all fetched events and `_events` to display filtered events - is intentional and valid. This cache-and-filter pattern allows instant switching between filter options (All Events, My Events, Public Events, etc.) without re-fetching data from the server.
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test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/event_info_view_model_test.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-07-24T07:29:57.707Z
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2857
File: lib/views/after_auth_screens/events/event_calendar.dart:110-121
Timestamp: 2025-07-24T07:29:57.707Z
Learning: In the PalisadoesFoundation/talawa repository, the user MohitMaulekhi has indicated that updating the event calendar component in lib/views/after_auth_screens/events/event_calendar.dart to use the new DateTime fields (startAt/endAt) instead of the deprecated string fields (startDate/endDate) is considered out of scope for PR #2857 which focuses on null safety and event workflow updates.
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test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/event_info_view_model_test.dart
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Learning: Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa — Demo Mode handling and signup flow
- Keep usersByOrganizationId.emailAddress in queries for authenticated contexts (lib/utils/queries.dart).
- Prevent demo-mode crashes by early‑returning in OrganizationService.getOrgMembersList when AppConfigService.isDemoMode is true (lib/services/org_service.dart).
- Unauthenticated users should not be auto-routed into demo mode after language selection; instead route to Routes.setUrlScreen, with a separate “Try Demo” entry point handled elsewhere.
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test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/event_info_view_model_test.dart
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test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/edit_agenda_view_model_test.dart (4)
29-41: LGTM! Proper test setup and teardown.The setup initializes the test binding and locator, and teardown correctly unregisters services to prevent test pollution between runs.
136-163: LGTM! Covers hasException graceful handling.The test correctly simulates a GraphQL exception and verifies that
updateAgendaItem()completes without throwing, which is the expected behavior per the PR's non-null QueryResult contract.
165-190: LGTM! Covers null data response handling.Good coverage for the scenario where the QueryResult has no exception but
datais null. The test validates that the method handles this gracefully.
192-218: LGTM! Covers null updateAgendaItem field in response.This test covers an important edge case where
dataexists but the specificupdateAgendaItemfield is null, ensuring the ViewModel doesn't crash on partial responses.test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/event_info_view_model_test.dart (9)
50-59: LGTM! Mock updated to return QueryResult.The mock now returns a proper
QueryResultobject instead of a dynamic value, aligning with the service layer's updated return type.
239-246: LGTM! Mock updated to return QueryResult.The
deleteAgendaItemmock now returns aQueryResultobject, consistent with the updated service contract.
321-347: LGTM! Covers createVolunteerGroup exception handling.The test verifies that
createVolunteerGroupreturnsnullwhen the QueryResult contains an exception, rather than throwing or crashing.
349-368: LGTM! Covers fetchCategories exception handling.The test validates that
fetchCategorieshandles exceptions gracefully by leaving the categories list empty rather than throwing.
370-408: LGTM! Covers createAgendaItem exception handling.Good test coverage for the exception scenario. The explicit type hints
<String>[]forattachmentsandurls(lines 382, 384) ensure mock parameter matching works correctly.
410-435: LGTM! Covers deleteAgendaItem exception handling.The test correctly verifies that items are not removed from the list when the service returns an exception, ensuring state consistency on failure.
437-466: LGTM! Covers updateAgendaItemSequence exception handling.Good assertion that the sequence remains unchanged (value
1) when an exception occurs, validating that the ViewModel doesn't apply partial updates on error.
469-505: LGTM! Covers createAgendaItem null data scenario.This test covers the case where QueryResult has no exception but
datais null, verifying the method returns null gracefully.
507-534: LGTM! Covers updateAgendaItemSequence null data scenario.Good coverage for null data handling. The assertion correctly verifies that the sequence remains at its original value (
1) when the response contains null data.
- Removed verbose debugPrint statements - Simplified hasException and null data checks to single lines - All 137 tests pass with improved coverage
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94-134: Add assertions to verify successful state update.The success test verifies that the service method is called with correct parameters, but it doesn't assert that the expected behavior occurred:
- The internal
_agendaItemfield was updated with the returned datanotifyListeners()was called to trigger UI updatesWithout these assertions, the test doesn't fully validate that the implementation correctly handles the success path.
🔎 Suggested assertions to add
Add the following after line 122:
await model.updateAgendaItem(); + +// Verify state was updated (you can check via controller or by adding a getter) +// For example, if there's a getter for the agenda item: +// expect(model.agendaItem.name, 'Updated Title'); + +// Verify listeners were notified (if using a listener counter in tests) verify(Note: You may need to expose the
_agendaItemvia a getter or use listener tracking to verify the state update.
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
File: test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/set_url_view_model_test.dart:481-505
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:43.140Z
Learning: In the Talawa Flutter project, may-tas prefers to defer test refactoring and improvements (such as adding additional assertions for exception handling) to dedicated efforts rather than addressing them in feature PRs, prioritizing core functionality first.
Learnt from: MohitMaulekhi
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2857
File: lib/views/after_auth_screens/events/event_calendar.dart:110-121
Timestamp: 2025-07-24T07:29:57.707Z
Learning: In the PalisadoesFoundation/talawa repository, the user MohitMaulekhi has indicated that updating the event calendar component in lib/views/after_auth_screens/events/event_calendar.dart to use the new DateTime fields (startAt/endAt) instead of the deprecated string fields (startDate/endDate) is considered out of scope for PR #2857 which focuses on null safety and event workflow updates.
📚 Learning: 2024-11-18T05:55:39.587Z
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2646
File: test/view_model_tests/widgets_view_model_test/comments_view_model_test.dart:97-109
Timestamp: 2024-11-18T05:55:39.587Z
Learning: In `test/view_model_tests/widgets_view_model_test/comments_view_model_test.dart`, during the "Testing the functions" test, after manually adding a comment to `model.commentList` and calling `model.createComment()`, the total `commentList.length` is expected to be 4.
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2646
File: test/widget_tests/widgets/organization_search_list_test.dart:80-85
Timestamp: 2024-11-20T21:26:19.240Z
Learning: Expanding test coverage in `organization_search_list_test.dart` may require several file modifications, which might be beyond the scope of the current PR.
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test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/edit_agenda_view_model_test.dart
📚 Learning: 2025-08-10T13:43:23.421Z
Learnt from: syedali237
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2873
File: integration_test/robots/login_form_robot.dart:31-37
Timestamp: 2025-08-10T13:43:23.421Z
Learning: In integration_test/robots/login_form_robot.dart, the test intentionally checks for the actual organization title "Unity Foundation - North" rather than using a generic key-based finder. This validates that the correct organization data is displayed after login in the test environment.
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Learnt from: may-tas
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
File: test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/set_url_view_model_test.dart:481-505
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
Learning: In Talawa Flutter, defer test refactoring and improvements (such as adding assertions for exception handling) to dedicated test-effort PRs. Do not address these refinements in feature PRs; prioritize core functionality first. This guideline applies to Dart tests under test/ directories across the repository.
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📚 Learning: 2025-07-24T07:29:57.707Z
Learnt from: MohitMaulekhi
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2857
File: lib/views/after_auth_screens/events/event_calendar.dart:110-121
Timestamp: 2025-07-24T07:29:57.707Z
Learning: In the PalisadoesFoundation/talawa repository, the user MohitMaulekhi has indicated that updating the event calendar component in lib/views/after_auth_screens/events/event_calendar.dart to use the new DateTime fields (startAt/endAt) instead of the deprecated string fields (startDate/endDate) is considered out of scope for PR #2857 which focuses on null safety and event workflow updates.
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lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/edit_agenda_view_model.dart
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2875
File: lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/explore_events_view_model.dart:36-0
Timestamp: 2025-08-10T11:06:08.234Z
Learning: In the Talawa Flutter app's ExploreEventsViewModel (lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/explore_events_view_model.dart), the pattern of using two lists - `_bufferEvents` to cache all fetched events and `_events` to display filtered events - is intentional and valid. This cache-and-filter pattern allows instant switching between filter options (All Events, My Events, Public Events, etc.) without re-fetching data from the server.
Applied to files:
lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/edit_agenda_view_model.dart
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Learnt from: may-tas
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2879
File: lib/views/after_auth_screens/chat/widgets/group_member_selector.dart:1-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-14T09:30:11.906Z
Learning: In the Talawa Flutter project, navigationService is available as a global getter from 'package:talawa/locator.dart' and does not require a separate import of NavigationService or manual instantiation via locator<NavigationService>(). Files that import 'package:talawa/locator.dart' can directly use navigationService.
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2879
File: lib/views/after_auth_screens/chat/widgets/group_member_selector.dart:1-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-14T09:30:11.906Z
Learning: In the Talawa Flutter project, navigationService is available as a global final variable defined in 'package:talawa/locator.dart' at line 65 as `final navigationService = locator<NavigationService>();`. Files that import 'package:talawa/locator.dart' can directly use navigationService without additional imports or manual locator calls.
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📚 Learning: 2024-11-21T15:00:12.278Z
Learnt from: ARYPROGRAMMER
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 2646
File: lib/widgets/organization_search_list.dart:51-69
Timestamp: 2024-11-21T15:00:12.278Z
Learning: In the Flutter application, within the 'lib/widgets/organization_search_list.dart' file, potential issues related to multiple `fetchMore` calls, error handling for `fetchMoreHelper`, and post-frame callbacks are already addressed within the widgets.
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Learnt from: MohitMaulekhi
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-05T08:21:10.877Z
Learning: The Talawa Flutter app implements cursor-based pagination using a PageInfo model that follows GraphQL Relay specification. This pattern includes startCursor, endCursor, hasNextPage, and hasPreviousPage fields for efficient infinite scrolling and bidirectional navigation.
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lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/edit_agenda_view_model.dart (1)
212-228: LGTM! Error handling implementation aligns with PR objectives.The refactored
updateAgendaItemmethod correctly:
- Stores the
QueryResultin a local variable- Checks
result.hasExceptionbefore accessing data- Validates
result.data?['updateAgendaItem']is not null- Updates local state and notifies listeners on success
The type cast on line 222 is protected by the try-catch block. However, note that the error handling only logs via
debugPrintwithout setting any error state or providing user feedback. This may be acceptable depending on the app's error handling strategy.test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/edit_agenda_view_model_test.dart (1)
29-41: LGTM! Proper test lifecycle management.The test setup and teardown properly initialize the Flutter test environment and clean up services after each test.
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Added notifyListeners assertions to all updateAgendaItem tests: - Success test: verify notifyListeners was called (state updated) - hasException test: verify notifyListeners was NOT called (error handled) - null data test: verify notifyListeners was NOT called (error handled) - null updateAgendaItem test: verify notifyListeners was NOT called All 137 tests pass.
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94-144: Verify actual state updates in addition to listener notification.The test name claims "updates local state" but only verifies that
notifyListenerswas called (line 143). It doesn't verify that the model's internal state was actually updated with the response data (e.g.,_id: '1',name: 'Updated Title',description: 'Updated Description',duration: '90'from lines 118-122).🔎 Suggested assertions to add
After line 143, add assertions to verify the state was updated:
// Verify notifyListeners was called expect(listenerCalled, true); + +// Verify the local state was updated with response data +expect(model.agendaItem.id, '1'); +expect(model.agendaItem.name, 'Updated Title'); +expect(model.agendaItem.description, 'Updated Description'); +expect(model.agendaItem.duration, '90');Note: Adjust property names (
model.agendaItemor equivalent) based on the actual implementation ofEditAgendaItemViewModel.
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- Test Quality Analysis:
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- Confirm both success and failure paths are tested
- Check async operations, callbacks, and state changes are properly tested
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📚 Learning: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
File: test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/set_url_view_model_test.dart:481-505
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
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29-41: LGTM: Proper test setup and teardown.The addition of
setUpAllandtearDownfollows Flutter testing best practices, ensuring proper initialization and cleanup of test dependencies.
| test('updateAgendaItem() handles hasException gracefully', () async { | ||
| model.initialize(testAgendaItem, testCategories); | ||
| model.titleController.text = 'Updated Title'; | ||
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| var listenerCalled = false; | ||
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| eventService.updateAgendaItem('1', { | ||
| 'title': 'Updated Title', | ||
| 'description': 'Test Description', | ||
| 'duration': '60', | ||
| 'attachments': ['base64image1'], | ||
| 'urls': ['https://example.com'], | ||
| 'categories': ['cat1'], | ||
| }), | ||
| ).thenAnswer( | ||
| (_) async => QueryResult( | ||
| source: QueryResultSource.network, | ||
| options: QueryOptions(document: gql('')), | ||
| exception: OperationException( | ||
| graphqlErrors: [const GraphQLError(message: 'Test error')], | ||
| ), | ||
| ), | ||
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| await model.updateAgendaItem(); | ||
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| expect(listenerCalled, false); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('updateAgendaItem() handles null data gracefully', () async { | ||
| model.initialize(testAgendaItem, testCategories); | ||
| model.titleController.text = 'Updated Title'; | ||
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| // Track if notifyListeners was called (should not be called on null data) | ||
| var listenerCalled = false; | ||
| model.addListener(() { | ||
| listenerCalled = true; | ||
| }); | ||
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| eventService.updateAgendaItem('1', { | ||
| 'title': 'Updated Title', | ||
| 'description': 'Test Description', | ||
| 'duration': '60', | ||
| 'attachments': ['base64image1'], | ||
| 'urls': ['https://example.com'], | ||
| 'categories': ['cat1'], | ||
| }), | ||
| ).thenAnswer( | ||
| (_) async => QueryResult( | ||
| source: QueryResultSource.network, | ||
| options: QueryOptions(document: gql('')), | ||
| data: null, | ||
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| // Should not throw, just handle the null data gracefully | ||
| await model.updateAgendaItem(); | ||
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| }); | ||
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| () async { | ||
| model.initialize(testAgendaItem, testCategories); | ||
| model.titleController.text = 'Updated Title'; | ||
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| // Track if notifyListeners was called (should not be called on null response) | ||
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| model.addListener(() { | ||
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| 'title': 'Updated Title', | ||
| 'description': 'Test Description', | ||
| 'duration': '60', | ||
| 'attachments': ['base64image1'], | ||
| 'urls': ['https://example.com'], | ||
| 'categories': ['cat1'], | ||
| }), | ||
| ).thenAnswer( | ||
| (_) async => QueryResult( | ||
| source: QueryResultSource.network, | ||
| options: QueryOptions(document: gql('')), | ||
| data: {'updateAgendaItem': null}, | ||
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Error tests partially address past review feedback; consider adding state verification.
The three error-handling tests now include assertions verifying listenerCalled == false (lines 179, 213, 248), which addresses the core concern from the previous review. However, the past review comment specifically requested:
- ✅ Assertions added: You've verified
notifyListenerswasn't called ⚠️ Direct state verification missing: Past review asked to verify state unchanged (e.g.,expect(model.agendaItem.name, 'Test Agenda Item'))⚠️ Service call verification missing: Only the success test verifieseventService.updateAgendaItemwas called; error tests don't confirm the service was invoked
The current approach (checking listenerCalled) is a reasonable indirect verification if the MVVM pattern ensures state changes only occur via notifyListeners. However, directly asserting the model's internal state remains unchanged would make the tests more robust and explicitly validate the error-handling contract.
🔎 Recommended additional assertions
For each error test, after the expect(listenerCalled, false) assertion, add:
// Verify state was not modified on error
expect(listenerCalled, false);
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+// Verify the agenda item state wasn't mutated
+expect(model.agendaItem.name, 'Test Agenda Item');
+expect(model.agendaItem.description, 'Test Description');
+expect(model.agendaItem.duration, '60');
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+// Verify service was still called
+verify(eventService.updateAgendaItem('1', any)).called(1);Adjust property names based on EditAgendaItemViewModel's actual API.
Based on learnings, test refinements can be deferred if the team prefers dedicated test-improvement PRs. However, since this PR specifically addresses error handling (per PR objectives), completing the past review's requested verifications would be appropriate.
Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In
test/view_model_tests/after_auth_view_model_tests/event_view_model_tests/edit_agenda_view_model_test.dart
around lines 146 to 249, the three error-handling tests assert that
notifyListeners was not called but do not directly verify the model's state
stayed unchanged nor that the service was invoked; update each of the three
tests to (1) assert the relevant model properties remain equal to their initial
values after the error (e.g., verify model.agendaItem.title or the equivalent
field still equals the original 'Test Agenda Item' or initial testAgendaItem
values), and (2) verify the mocked eventService.updateAgendaItem was called once
with the expected arguments (use the existing when setup to also verify the
call), ensuring both state immutability and service invocation are explicitly
asserted.
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lib/view_model/pre_auth_view_models/select_organization_view_model.dart (1)
151-232: Add tests for exception paths inonTapJoinmethod to meet ≥95% code coverage requirement.The current tests cover the happy path and null-check edge cases, but miss critical failure scenarios in the public organization join flow (when
userRegistrationRequired == false):
result.hasException = trueon the join mutationresult.data = nullon the join mutationjoinData == nullfrom the GraphQL responsememberIdmismatch withuserConfig.currentUser.idjoinedOrgData.hasException = trueon the fetch queryjoinedOrgData.data = nullon the fetch query- Exception handling paths in both catch blocks (lines 209–212, 220–221)
These paths must be tested to achieve the required coverage threshold for modified code.
lib/services/event_service.dart (1)
377-404: Critical: Inconsistent error handling pattern breaks service contract.This method throws exceptions on GraphQL errors, while all other methods in this service (fetchAttendeesByEvent, registerForAnEvent, createVolunteerGroup, etc.) return QueryResult with exception information. This inconsistency forces callers to handle two different error patterns:
- 11 methods: Check
result.hasException- 1 method (this one): Wrap in try-catch
Impact: Callers must know which pattern each method uses, increasing cognitive load and risk of runtime errors when exceptions aren't caught.
Recommended fix: Remove the error handling block (lines 388-391) and let this method return QueryResult directly like its siblings, allowing callers to check
result.hasExceptionconsistently.🔧 Proposed fix
Future<List<EventVolunteerGroup>> fetchVolunteerGroupsByEvent( String eventId, ) async { - try { - final variables = { - "where": {"eventId": eventId}, - }; - final result = await _dbFunctions.gqlAuthQuery( - EventQueries().fetchVolunteerGroups(), - variables: variables, - ); - if (result.hasException || result.data == null) { - throw Exception( - 'Failed to fetch volunteer groups: ${result.exception}'); - } - final List groupsJson = result.data!['getEventVolunteerGroups'] as List; - - return groupsJson - .map( - (groupJson) => - EventVolunteerGroup.fromJson(groupJson as Map<String, dynamic>), - ) - .toList(); - } catch (e) { - print('Error fetching volunteer groups: $e'); - rethrow; - } + final variables = { + "where": {"eventId": eventId}, + }; + final result = await _dbFunctions.gqlAuthQuery( + EventQueries().fetchVolunteerGroups(), + variables: variables, + ); + if (result.hasException || result.data == null) { + return []; + } + final List groupsJson = result.data!['getEventVolunteerGroups'] as List; + + return groupsJson + .map( + (groupJson) => + EventVolunteerGroup.fromJson(groupJson as Map<String, dynamic>), + ) + .toList(); }lib/services/comment_service.dart (1)
32-65: Minor inconsistency: Mixed use of result.data vs result.data!The hasException and null data checks are correctly implemented. However, there's a minor inconsistency:
- Line 54 uses
result.data- Line 56 uses
result.data!Both are safe since the guard at line 44 ensures data is non-null, but for consistency and clarity, line 54 should also use
result.data!to explicitly indicate the non-null guarantee.♻️ Suggested improvement for consistency
- print("Comment created: ${result.data}"); + print("Comment created: ${result.data!}");
🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In
@lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/profile_view_models/edit_profile_view_model.dart:
- Around line 115-116: The two-line guard in edit_profile_view_model.dart inside
the onValidResult (or the method handling GraphQL results) is dead code because
ActionHandlerService.executeApiCall() already ensures result has no exception
and data is non-null; remove the if (result.hasException || result.data == null)
return; block, keep the existing comment as rationale, and add a single-line
lint suppression with a short justification (e.g., // ignore: dead_code or the
specific lint name) plus a brief comment referencing
ActionHandlerService.executeApiCall() to explain why the check is intentionally
omitted so tests remain valid and coverage requirements are met.
In @lib/view_model/pre_auth_view_models/login_view_model.dart:
- Around line 141-142: The onValidResult callback in login_view_model.dart
contains a redundant guard checking result.hasException || result.data == null;
remove that dead code so onValidResult immediately processes the validated
result (e.g., construct User from result.data!['signIn']). executeApiCall in
user_action_handler.dart already filters result == null || result.hasException
|| result.data == null and will never invoke onValidResult with an invalid
result, so delete the if-check and its early return from the onValidResult
block.
In @lib/view_model/pre_auth_view_models/signup_details_view_model.dart:
- Around line 155-172: The membership-requests branch lacks verification that
the user was successfully persisted (userSaved); modify the conditional that
currently checks userConfig.currentUser.membershipRequests to also require
userSaved (e.g., change the else if to check userSaved &&
userConfig.currentUser.membershipRequests != null &&
userConfig.currentUser.membershipRequests!.isNotEmpty) so
navigationService.removeAllAndPush(..., Routes.waitingScreen, ...) is only
executed when userSaved is true, matching the intended flow used in the
joinedOrganizations branch.
- Around line 147-178: Add a unit test for the new membershipRequests navigation
path by mocking userConfig.updateUser to return true, setting
userConfig.currentUser with joinedOrganizations null or empty and
membershipRequests non-empty, invoking the sign-up completion handler (the
method that processes the GraphQL signUp result in SignupDetailsViewModel), and
asserting navigationService.removeAllAndPush was called with
Routes.waitingScreen (and the expected splash route and argument '-1'); ensure
other dependencies like graphqlConfig.getToken() are stubbed so the test only
verifies that the membershipRequests branch triggers the waiting screen
navigation.
In @lib/view_model/waiting_view_model.dart:
- Around line 56-59: The current check throws a generic message using
joinedOrgData.exception which can be null; update the logic around joinedOrgData
to distinguish failure modes: if joinedOrgData.hasException is true, throw an
Exception that includes joinedOrgData.exception (or its toString()) and a short
context message; else if joinedOrgData.data == null, throw a different Exception
like "Organization fetch returned no data" (optionally include
joinedOrgData.errors or query info if available); keep the original throw only
for the case where you actually have an exception object. Ensure you reference
and use the existing joinedOrgData variable when building these messages.
In @talawa_lint/pubspec.yaml:
- Line 8: Update the test dependency constraint from ^1.24.0 to ^1.29.0 in
pubspec.yaml by editing the dependency entry named "test" so the caret range
reflects the latest stable minor (1.29.0); after updating, run the package
manager (pub get / flutter pub get) to refresh lockfiles and confirm the new
version resolves correctly.
In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart:
- Around line 278-289: The tests only call parseString; update the two cases to
also instantiate and run the TalawaQueryResultVisitor on the parsed AST (use
parseResult.unit), e.g., create a TalawaQueryResultVisitor instance and call
visitCompilationUnit/accept on parseResult.unit, and assert that no exceptions
occur and that visitor-produced diagnostics/records are empty or as expected;
reference TalawaQueryResultVisitor, parseString, parseResult, and
parseResult.unit so the visitor is exercised against empty code and nested
expressions.
- Around line 318-330: The unchecked cast in _MockErrorReporter.noSuchMethod
(invocation.positionalArguments[0] as AstNode) should be made safe: check that
invocation.memberName == #atNode and that
invocation.positionalArguments.isNotEmpty and that the first argument is an
AstNode (using `is AstNode`) before casting, and only add to reportedNodes when
that check passes; alternatively add a clear runtime assertion or a single-line
ignore comment if you prefer to accept the controlled risk—update the logic in
the noSuchMethod override of _MockErrorReporter to perform this guard and avoid
an unchecked cast.
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- Confirm both success and failure paths are tested
- Check async operations, callbacks, and state changes are properly tested
- Verify widget tests include proper pump/pumpAndSettle patterns (for Flutter widgets)
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- Error handling and validation logic
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- Model/ViewModel methods
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- Verify tests follow repository patterns (e.g., integration tests with proper structure)
- Check test file locations match conventions
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📚 Learning: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
File: test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/set_url_view_model_test.dart:481-505
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
Learning: In Talawa Flutter, defer test refactoring and improvements (such as adding assertions for exception handling) to dedicated test-effort PRs. Do not address these refinements in feature PRs; prioritize core functionality first. This guideline applies to Dart tests under test/ directories across the repository.
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lib/view_model/pre_auth_view_models/select_organization_view_model.dart (3)
176-178: LGTM! Proper QueryResult validation added.The combined check for
result.hasException || result.data == nullcorrectly guards against both error and null-data cases before accessingresult.data!at line 181. The exception message includes debugging context, and the outer catch block at line 216 appropriately handles and displays the error to users.
181-181: LGTM! Safe non-null assertion.The use of
result.data!is safe here because line 176 already validated thatresult.datais non-null. The subsequent null check onjoinDataat line 182 properly validates the structure of the returned data.
194-197: LGTM! Consistent QueryResult validation.This guard follows the same pattern as lines 176-178, ensuring
joinedOrgData.datais safe to access at line 200. The error message clearly indicates which operation failed, aiding in debugging.talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart (6)
1-17: LGTM!The imports are appropriate for the test suite, and the
ignore_for_filedirectives are acceptable for test files. ThesetUppattern correctly initializes the rule as a const instance.
19-133: LGTM!The violation reporting tests provide comprehensive coverage of the core lint rule behavior:
- Positive case: unguarded data access triggers violation
- Negative case: guarded access (hasException checked) does not trigger violation
- Indexed data access pattern (
result.data["key"])- Multiple tracked variables with selective checking
- Assertions include descriptive
reasonstrings for clarity
135-176: LGTM!State management tests properly verify the visitor's internal tracking mechanisms including variable registration, checking state, reset behavior, and independent tracking of multiple variables.
178-223: LGTM!Static helper method tests provide good coverage of type name matching (including rejection of similar names like
QueryResultBuilder), package source validation for bothgraphql_flutterandgraphqlpackages, and property identification helpers.
225-258: LGTM!File exclusion tests properly cover test files, generated files (
.g.dart,.mocks.dart), and Windows path handling. LintCode configuration tests verify the rule name, problem/correction messages, and WARNING severity.
291-314: LGTM!Edge case tests appropriately verify Set semantics for duplicate variable tracking and confirm that untracked variables don't produce false positive violations.
lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/add_post_view_models/add_post_view_model.dart (1)
201-202: The guard at lines 201-202 is redundant and contradicts PR #3073 objectives.
ActionHandlerService.executeApiCall()already validatesresult == null || result.hasException || result.data == nullat line 31 and returnsnullbefore callingonValidResult. By contract,onValidResultis only invoked when the result is valid. The guardif (result.hasException || result.data == null) return;duplicates this validation and silently swallows errors—exactly what PR #3073 aims to eliminate.Required action: Remove the guard. If the service contract is unclear, add proper error handling with user feedback rather than silent return, or use a focused lint suppress comment (
// ignore: unnecessary_statements) instead of defensive code.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
lib/services/pinned_post_service.dart (1)
69-71: LGTM: Improved error handling with exception details.The addition of
result.hasExceptioncheck before accessing data is correct and aligns with the PR's non-null QueryResult contract enforcement. Including the exception in the error message improves debuggability.lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/edit_event_view_model.dart (1)
328-336: LGTM: Correct error-first handling pattern.The error handling logic is correct—checking for exceptions or null data before proceeding with success operations. The
returnon line 336 is redundant (end of try block) but harmless.lib/services/user_action_handler.dart (1)
31-33: LGTM: Consistent error detection before processing results.The addition of
result.hasExceptioncheck alongside null checks ensures comprehensive error detection. This correctly treats exceptions as invalid results, consistent with the PR's QueryResult contract enforcement.lib/view_model/access_request_view_model.dart (1)
50-80: LGTM: Clean early-return error handling pattern.The restructured error handling with early returns is correct and improves readability. Data is safely extracted only after validation, and the organizationId verification ensures data integrity before updating state.
lib/services/fund_service.dart (4)
59-61: LGTM: Consistent error handling in getFunds.The
hasExceptioncheck before accessing data is correct and the exception message includes diagnostic details.
126-128: LGTM: Consistent error handling in getCampaigns.Follows the same correct pattern as getFunds with appropriate exception handling.
176-178: LGTM: Consistent error handling in getPledgesByCampaign.Maintains consistency with the other methods' error handling approach.
1-258: All PR requirements verified and complete.Test coverage confirmed: 25 test cases covering all 6 service methods with success scenarios, exception handling (6 groups), and edge cases (6 tests covering empty arrays, missing cursors, error gracefully). Methods
getFunds,getCampaigns, andgetPledgesByCampaigncorrectly checkresult.hasExceptionbefore accessingresult.data. Mutation methods (createPledge,updatePledge,deletePledge) returnresultdirectly without accessing data, so they do not require hasException checks.Lint rule implemented:
TalawaQueryResultLintRulecorrectly enforceshasExceptionchecks with proper file exclusion (test files, generated files) and WARNING severity. Rule tests comprehensive with unit tests and integration tests covering violation reporting, state management, and edge cases.Coverage: CI workflow enforces ≥93% code coverage via codecov with proper exclusion of generated files.
lib/services/event_service.dart (4)
265-271: LGTM: Return type updated correctly.The return type change from
Future<dynamic>toFuture<QueryResult<Object?>?>correctly enforces the non-null QueryResult contract. The method delegates error handling to the caller, which is the correct pattern for service layer methods.
279-287: LGTM: Return type updated correctly.The return type change correctly enforces the QueryResult contract and delegates error handling to callers.
295-303: LGTM: Volunteer group method return types updated consistently.All five volunteer group methods (createVolunteerGroup, removeVolunteerGroup, addVolunteerToGroup, removeVolunteerFromGroup, updateVolunteerGroup) now correctly return
Future<QueryResult<Object?>>and delegate error handling to callers.Also applies to: 311-319, 327-335, 343-352, 360-368
412-418: LGTM: Agenda item method return types updated consistently.All five agenda item methods (fetchAgendaCategories, createAgendaItem, deleteAgendaItem, updateAgendaItem, fetchAgendaItems) now correctly return
Future<QueryResult<Object?>>and follow the consistent pattern of delegating error handling to callers.Also applies to: 426-434, 442-450, 459-472, 480-486
lib/services/post_service.dart (1)
95-98: LGTM: Error handling improved with exception details.The updated error check now validates both
hasExceptionand null data, and includes the exception message for better debuggability. This pattern is consistent with the broader PR changes.lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/create_event_view_model.dart (2)
59-72: LGTM: Proper error handling added for event creation.The hasException and null data checks are correctly placed before accessing
result.data. The error flow properly cleans up the progress dialog and provides user feedback. The exception is thrown to be caught by the outer try-catch block, which shows an appropriate error message.
130-144: LGTM: Graceful degradation on venue fetch failure.Returning an empty list when
result.hasException || result.data == nullis appropriate for this UI context - the venue dropdown will simply be empty rather than crashing the app.lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/event_view_models/manage_volunteer_group_view_model.dart (4)
91-119: LGTM: Proper QueryResult handling in addVolunteerToGroup.The method correctly checks
result.hasException || result.data == nullbefore accessing data, usesresult.data!after validation, and includes defensive null-checks on the nested response data. The early return pattern on errors is appropriate for this ViewModel context.
128-146: LGTM: Proper QueryResult handling in deleteVolunteerGroup.The error handling pattern is consistent with the other methods in this class, checking for exceptions and null data before proceeding.
155-178: LGTM: Proper QueryResult handling in removeVolunteerFromGroup.The method follows the consistent error handling pattern and provides appropriate logging for both success and failure cases.
190-218: LGTM: Proper QueryResult handling in updateVolunteerGroup.The error handling is consistent with the other methods, checking for exceptions and null data before updating the group and notifying listeners.
lib/services/comment_service.dart (1)
78-128: LGTM: Proper QueryResult handling in getCommentsForPost.The method correctly checks
result.hasException || result.data == nullbefore accessing data, shows appropriate error messages, and returns safe default values (empty list and pageInfo) on errors. The cascading null checks for postData and commentsData are appropriately defensive.lib/view_model/pre_auth_view_models/signup_details_view_model.dart (1)
153-153: No action needed. ThegetToken()method isvoidand follows the established pattern throughout the codebase. It retrieves the authToken from the current user and assigns it—it doesn't throw exceptions or return a value that can be checked. The actual safeguard is theuserSaved &&condition at line 155, which validates the user was successfully saved before navigation proceeds.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
lib/view_model/pre_auth_view_models/login_view_model.dart (1)
141-147: Guard logic is architecturally unreachable—no test coverage needed.The
executeApiCallmethod inActionHandlerService(lines 30-34) already filters out cases whereresult.hasExceptionorresult.data == nulland returns early without invoking theonValidResultcallback. This means the guard at lines 141-142 inlogin_view_model.dartis unreachable during normal execution—onValidResultwill never be called with those conditions present.The guard is defensive code added for lint compliance (as noted in the comment), not a code path that can be tested. The existing tests validate the correct overall behavior: when data is null (test 3) or an exception occurs (test 4), the navigation logic is never triggered, confirming the system behaves correctly.
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Add test coverage for the guard at lines 115-116 or remove it with lint suppression.
The guard checks conditions (result.hasException || result.data == null) that are already validated by ActionHandlerService.executeApiCall() before calling onValidResult. This means the guard is dead code that cannot execute at runtime—it exists only for lint compliance, as the comment indicates.
However, per the coding guidelines requiring ≥95% test coverage for new code, this guard path must be covered by tests. The current test file contains no test cases for these scenarios.
Either:
- Add tests that mock
result.data == nullandresult.hasException = trueto achieve coverage (though these paths will never execute at runtime), OR - Remove the guard and suppress the lint warning with a documented justification explaining that
ActionHandlerServiceprovides the validation
Note: The original concern about "silent failure" is not applicable here since the guard cannot execute due to the service-layer validation that precedes onValidResult invocation.
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In
@lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/profile_view_models/edit_profile_view_model.dart
around lines 115 - 116, The two-line guard in edit_profile_view_model.dart
inside the onValidResult (or the method handling GraphQL results) is dead code
because ActionHandlerService.executeApiCall() already ensures result has no
exception and data is non-null; remove the if (result.hasException ||
result.data == null) return; block, keep the existing comment as rationale, and
add a single-line lint suppression with a short justification (e.g., // ignore:
dead_code or the specific lint name) plus a brief comment referencing
ActionHandlerService.executeApiCall() to explain why the check is intentionally
omitted so tests remain valid and coverage requirements are met.
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Silent failure on null data violates PR objectives and creates poor UX.
The early return when result.data == null provides no user feedback, leaving the user in an ambiguous state. This violates the stated PR objective to "surface errors and handle empty states explicitly" rather than silently swallowing them.
If data is null (without an exception), the user sees no error message and credentials aren't stored, creating a confusing experience where the signup appears to do nothing.
🔧 Proposed fix to surface the error
- // Guard for lint rule - actionHandlerService validates but lint can't detect
- if (result.hasException || result.data == null) return;
+ // Guard for lint rule - actionHandlerService validates but lint can't detect
+ if (result.hasException || result.data == null) {
+ navigationService.showTalawaErrorSnackBar(
+ 'Sign up failed. Please try again.',
+ MessageType.error,
+ );
+ return;
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Misleading error message in fallback case.
The error message TalawaErrors.userNotFound is shown for multiple distinct failure scenarios:
- User save operation failed (
userSaved == false) - User has no joined organizations
- User has no membership requests
This makes debugging difficult and provides inaccurate feedback to users. Consider differentiating the error messages based on the actual failure reason, or using a more generic message like "Sign up completed but unable to proceed."
| if (joinedOrgData.hasException || joinedOrgData.data == null) { | ||
| throw Exception( | ||
| 'Failed to fetch organization: ${joinedOrgData.exception}'); | ||
| } |
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Consider more informative error messages for different failure modes.
When data is null but hasException is false, the error message will include "null" (Failed to fetch organization: null), which is not very informative for debugging.
Consider differentiating the error messages:
♻️ Suggested improvement for error message clarity
- if (joinedOrgData.hasException || joinedOrgData.data == null) {
- throw Exception(
- 'Failed to fetch organization: ${joinedOrgData.exception}');
- }
+ if (joinedOrgData.hasException) {
+ throw Exception(
+ 'Failed to fetch organization: ${joinedOrgData.exception}');
+ }
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| throw Exception( | |
| 'Failed to fetch organization: ${joinedOrgData.exception}'); | |
| } | |
| if (joinedOrgData.hasException) { | |
| throw Exception( | |
| 'Failed to fetch organization: ${joinedOrgData.exception}'); | |
| } | |
| if (joinedOrgData.data == null) { | |
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| 'Failed to fetch organization: No data returned from query'); | |
| } |
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In @lib/view_model/waiting_view_model.dart around lines 56 - 59, The current
check throws a generic message using joinedOrgData.exception which can be null;
update the logic around joinedOrgData to distinguish failure modes: if
joinedOrgData.hasException is true, throw an Exception that includes
joinedOrgData.exception (or its toString()) and a short context message; else if
joinedOrgData.data == null, throw a different Exception like "Organization fetch
returned no data" (optionally include joinedOrgData.errors or query info if
available); keep the original throw only for the case where you actually have an
exception object. Ensure you reference and use the existing joinedOrgData
variable when building these messages.
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Add tests for the new error handling in getOrgInfo.
The new guard clause at lines 56-59 validates hasException and data == null before accessing the GraphQL QueryResult, which is correct. However, there are currently no tests for the getOrgInfo method or its error scenarios in the test file.
Per coding guidelines, new code requires ≥95% coverage including error paths. Add tests covering:
- The case where
hasExceptionis true - The case where
datais null - The success case where data is valid
Also consider: the error message on line 58 includes joinedOrgData.exception which could be null if only data is null. Consider using a more descriptive message like 'Failed to fetch organization' or checking if exception exists before including it.
- Remove dead code guards in onValidResult callbacks (ActionHandlerService validates) - Add userSaved check to membershipRequests branch in signup_details_view_model - Improve exception handling in waiting_view_model (distinguish failure modes) - Update test file: exercise visitor on parsed AST, add safe cast in MockErrorReporter - Update test dependency to ^1.26.0 (compatible with analyzer) Note: 4 remaining lint warnings in onValidResult callbacks are expected. ActionHandlerService.executeApiCall() already validates result before calling onValidResult, but the lint rule cannot detect this callback context.
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @lib/view_model/pre_auth_view_models/signup_details_view_model.dart:
- Around line 147-179: Add a unit test that simulates successful signup with
currentUser.membershipRequests populated and userConfig.updateUser returning
true, then assert navigationService.removeAllAndPush was called with
Routes.waitingScreen, Routes.splashScreen and arguments '-1'; set up the test to
construct a User with a non-empty membershipRequests list, stub
userConfig.updateUser to return true and userConfig.currentUser to that user,
call the signup handler (the method that contains this logic), and verify
navigationService.removeAllAndPush(Routes.waitingScreen, Routes.splashScreen,
arguments: '-1') was invoked once; ensure other dependencies like
graphqlConfig.getToken() and storingCredentialsInSecureStorage() are
stubbed/mocked so the test isolates the navigation behavior.
In @lib/view_model/waiting_view_model.dart:
- Around line 56-63: Add unit tests for WaitingViewModel.getOrgInfo to cover
success, hasException, and null-data paths: write one test that mocks the
GraphQL client (or joinedOrgData) to return valid data and asserts getOrgInfo
returns an OrgInfo instance; write another that mocks joinedOrgData.hasException
== true and verifies getOrgInfo returns null and
navigationService.showTalawaErrorSnackBar is called with an appropriate message;
write a third that mocks joinedOrgData.data == null and verifies getOrgInfo
returns null and the snackbar is shown; use the existing WaitingViewModel
constructor to inject mocked GraphQL/query client and a mock NavigationService,
and assert return values and snackbar interactions so coverage for getOrgInfo
reaches >=95%.
In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart:
- Around line 260-304: Tests in the AST Traversal group only assert parsing
succeeds and miss asserting actual lint behavior for realistic patterns; add
focused unit tests that exercise TalawaQueryResultVisitor against function
bodies, async calls, nested/chained/nulll-aware member access and control-flow
guards using _MockErrorReporter to assert reportedNodes contains or does not
contain violations as appropriate (e.g., add tests that feed code with await
someService.fetchData().data, result.data?.prop, guarded early-return after
result.hasException, and unguarded access in try/catch) so the rule behavior is
validated rather than just traversal.
- Around line 333-348: The _MockErrorReporter is fragile because it uses
noSuchMethod and only captures AstNode; replace it with a concrete test double
that implements ErrorReporter explicitly (e.g., keep class _MockErrorReporter
implements ErrorReporter) and add a List to record full reported errors (e.g.,
reportedErrors storing node, ErrorCode, and optional arguments/message);
implement the proper reporting method used by the linter (reportErrorForNode or
reportError) to push entries into reportedErrors, implement other required
methods with explicit empty bodies or throw UnimplementedError (do not rely on
noSuchMethod), and update tests to assert reportedErrors length and that
reportedErrors.first.code equals rule.code (and verify message/arguments as
needed).
- Around line 19-133: Add integration tests that assert
TalawaQueryResultVisitor's automatic QueryResult detection (implemented in
visitVariableDeclarationStatement) rather than only using
addQueryResultVariableForTesting; specifically, add tests using parseString and
TalawaQueryResultVisitor + _MockErrorReporter that verify detection from (1)
explicit type annotations like "QueryResult<Object?> result = ...", (2) await
expressions like "final result = await fetchQueryResult()", and (3) function
parameters like "void fn(QueryResult<Object?> result) { ... }", and in each case
assert that unguarded result.data reports a violation and that a prior
markVariableCheckedForTesting/hasException guard prevents reporting; ensure
tests exercise the real visitor flow (parseResult.unit.accept(visitor)) not just
manual registration.
- Around line 11-331: Tests rely only on test helpers and don't verify
real-world detection of QueryResult types, file exclusion behavior, and complex
control-flow/edge cases; add integration-style tests that parse realistic source
patterns instead of only using testing helpers. Specifically, create new tests
that feed parseString with functions/methods returning
Future<QueryResult<Object?>> and callers that access .data with and without
hasException checks to ensure TalawaQueryResultVisitor detects types from AST
(exercise isQueryResultTypeName and isFromGraphqlPackage logic); add tests for
shadowed variables, null-aware access (?. and !.), multiple data accesses in
different scopes, early returns/try-catch, and verify that
rule.isTestFileForTesting/isGeneratedFileForTesting actually suppress reporting
by asserting mockReporter.reportedNodes remains empty for those files; reuse
TalawaQueryResultVisitor, TalawaQueryResultLintRule, and _MockErrorReporter
symbols and avoid direct manipulation of visitor internals except when
explicitly testing state-tracking helpers.
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lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/add_post_view_models/add_post_view_model.dart (1)
200-208: Verify consistency with established hasException guard pattern across the PR.This callback accesses
result.data!relying on ActionHandlerService validation, but the PR objectives emphasize adding explicitresult.hasExceptionchecks in ViewModels before accessingresult.data(as done in EventInfoViewModel and EditAgendaItemViewModel per the PR summary).The comment documents ActionHandlerService handles validation, but confirm:
- Whether ActionHandlerService guarantees
result.datais non-null ANDhasExceptionis false before callingonValidResult- Whether this pattern intentionally deviates from the established guard pattern elsewhere in the PR, or if a hasException check should be added here for consistency
If ActionHandlerService contract is sound, the comment suffices; if not, align with the pattern used in other ViewModels.
lib/view_model/after_auth_view_models/profile_view_models/edit_profile_view_model.dart (1)
114-125: No changes needed.The comment at line 115 accurately documents the contract:
ActionHandlerService.executeApiCall()validates thatresult.datais non-null before invoking theonValidResultcallback (see line 9 of lib/services/user_action_handler.dart:if (result == null || result.hasException || result.data == null) { return null; }). The non-null assertion on line 116 is therefore safe. Tests confirm the success path is properly covered.talawa_lint/pubspec.yaml (1)
8-8: The test dependency version is acceptable as-is.The
test: ^1.26.0constraint uses caret syntax, which automatically allows updates to the latest compatible version (currently 1.29.0). No security advisories were found for the test package. The dependency addition is appropriate for the new lint rule tests.lib/view_model/pre_auth_view_models/signup_details_view_model.dart (1)
147-150: Update comment to referenceperformAction()directly; the non-null assertion is safe.The comment on line 147 should reference
ActionHandlerService.performAction()(which is the method actually called at line 126) rather thanexecuteApiCall(). WhileperformAction()internally delegates toexecuteApiCall(), the comment creates unnecessary confusion.More importantly, the non-null assertion on line 149 is safe and justified.
ActionHandlerService.performAction()callsexecuteApiCall(), which validates thatresult.datais not null before invoking theonValidResultcallback (see executeApiCall line 31 and 36). TheonValidResultcallback is only executed when the validation passes, soresult.data!is guaranteed to be non-null at this point.Suggested comment update:
// ActionHandlerService.performAction() delegates to executeApiCall() which validates result.data is not null before invoking this callbackLikely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
lib/view_model/pre_auth_view_models/login_view_model.dart (1)
141-144: No changes needed. The validation contract is correctly enforced byActionHandlerService.executeApiCall()at the service layer beforeonValidResultis invoked.Analysis:
Validation contract is sound: The
executeApiCallmethod (line 31 ofuser_action_handler.dart) explicitly validates the result before callingonValidResult:if (result == null || result.hasException || result.data == null) { return null; } if (result.isConcrete && result.source != QueryResultSource.cache) { await onValidResult?.call(result); }This guarantees that
onValidResultis only invoked whenresult.datais non-null and no exception exists. Using the!operator is safe.Pattern is consistent across the codebase: Multiple ViewModels (
login_view_model.dart,signup_details_view_model.dart,add_post_view_model.dart) use this identical pattern with the same validation comment, confirming it is an intentional architectural design choice.Test coverage is adequate: The LoginViewModel test file includes error scenario tests (null data at lines 151–188, exceptions at lines 189–209) that verify the error paths are handled correctly without crashes.
Delegation pattern is valid: This callback-based validation approach is a legitimate alternative to explicit
hasExceptionchecks in ViewModels. The validation is delegated to the service layer, which is a valid separation of concerns.The inline comment accurately documents the validation contract, and the code is correct.
talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart (3)
135-176: State management tests are sound but rely on integration tests to validate real-world behavior.These tests verify internal state tracking correctly using exposed testing methods. However, they don't prove the visitor's state transitions occur correctly when parsing real code.
The integration tests flagged in the previous comment should validate that:
- QueryResult variables are automatically added to tracking when detected from type annotations
- Checked variables are automatically marked when hasException is encountered in conditionals
- State is properly scoped to function/block boundaries
Ensure the integration tests (to be added) demonstrate these state transitions happen naturally during AST traversal without manual helper method calls.
178-223: Static helper tests are comprehensive and well-structured.The tests thoroughly validate:
- Type name matching with exact patterns and generics
- Rejection of similar but incorrect type names (
QueryResultBuilder,MyQueryResult)- Package source validation for both
graphql_flutterandgraphqlpackages- Property identification for exception checks and data access
Good coverage of edge cases.
243-258: LintCode configuration tests are appropriate.These tests validate the rule's metadata (name, messages, severity) is correctly configured. The assertions ensure:
- Rule name matches expected identifier
- Problem and correction messages are descriptive
- Severity is set to WARNING
| group('File Exclusion', () { | ||
| test('excludes test files', () { | ||
| expect(rule.isTestFileForTesting('/test/widget_test.dart'), true); | ||
| expect(rule.isTestFileForTesting('/project/test/unit_test.dart'), true); | ||
| expect(rule.isTestFileForTesting('/lib/service.dart'), false); | ||
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| expect(rule.isGeneratedFileForTesting('model.g.dart'), true); | ||
| expect(rule.isGeneratedFileForTesting('setup.mocks.dart'), true); | ||
| expect(rule.isGeneratedFileForTesting('service.dart'), false); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('handles Windows paths', () { | ||
| expect(rule.isTestFileForTesting('C:\\test\\widget_test.dart'), true); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); |
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File exclusion logic is tested but actual exclusion behavior is not verified.
The tests validate that isTestFileForTesting and isGeneratedFileForTesting return correct boolean values for various path patterns. However, they don't verify that the lint rule actually suppresses violations when analyzing test or generated files.
Add tests that verify violations are NOT reported when the rule processes test/generated files:
test('does not report violations in test files', () {
final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter();
final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter);
// Simulate parsing a test file with unguarded data access
visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result');
const code = 'var x = result.data;';
final parseResult = parseString(content: code);
// TODO: Need mechanism to set file path as test file
// and verify rule.shouldSkipFile() returns true
parseResult.unit.accept(visitor);
// Should NOT report - test file excluded
expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isEmpty);
});
test('does not report violations in generated files', () {
// Similar test for generated files
});Note: This may require refactoring the rule/visitor to accept a file path parameter during initialization or traversal to enable path-based exclusion testing.
Added tests for: - Real-world patterns (async/await, null-aware, chained access) - File exclusion (test files, generated files) - Control flow (try block, early return guard, shadowed variables) - Multiple data accesses in different scopes - Improved MockErrorReporter with ReportedError class for better assertions Total: 47 tests passing
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart:
- Around line 407-421: Duplicate "File Exclusion Tests" group repeats assertions
for isTestFileForTesting and isGeneratedFileForTesting already covered by the
earlier "File Exclusion" group; remove the later duplicated group (the test
block named 'File Exclusion Tests' that calls rule.isTestFileForTesting(...) and
rule.isGeneratedFileForTesting(...)) so only the original comprehensive 'File
Exclusion' group remains (which includes the Windows path edge case).
- Around line 424-435: Rename or update the test to make its name and content
consistent: either change the test description string 'violation in try block
without exception check' to something like 'violation when accessing result.data
without try block' to reflect the current code path, or modify the test body to
include a try/catch around the access (using the existing visitor setup and
addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result')) so it actually exercises a try block
without an exception check; ensure the test still asserts
mockReporter.reportedNodes isNotEmpty and that the TalawaQueryResultVisitor
usage remains unchanged.
- Around line 346-360: The test named 'no violation for null-aware access
pattern' is misleading because it asserts that a violation is reported
(expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isNotEmpty)); rename the test to reflect
expected behavior (e.g., 'reports violation when .data accessed even with
null-aware downstream') or update the expectation to isEmpty if the intent was
no violation; change the test description string and/or the assertion in the
test containing TalawaQueryResultVisitor, _MockErrorReporter,
visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result'), and the code 'var x =
result.data?.prop;' so the name and assertion align.
- Around line 451-463: The test title claims to verify shadowing but the test
only declares/uses a single top-level variable; either rename the test to
reflect that it checks detection of an outer query-result variable (e.g.,
"reports outer scope result variable") or change the test body to exercise
shadowing by adding an inner scope that declares a new variable named 'result'
and then asserting the visitor still reports the outer 'result' (refer to
TalawaQueryResultVisitor, visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result'),
and the parsed code string). Ensure the new code demonstrates a nested scope
that shadows 'result' and keeps the expectation on mockReporter.reportedNodes
accordingly.
- Around line 468-499: The ReportedError class and the reportedErrors list in
_MockErrorReporter are unused; either remove them or assert on them in tests. To
fix, if you don't need errorCode details delete the ReportedError class and the
reportedErrors field and remove the logic in _MockErrorReporter.noSuchMethod
that populates reportedErrors and extracts errorCode (keep only reportedNodes
collection and its push). If you do intend to test error codes, add assertions
in the test suite that inspect _MockErrorReporter.reportedErrors (or replace
reportedNodes checks with validations against ReportedError.errorCode) so the
ReportedError class and reportedErrors list are actually used.
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**/*
⚙️ CodeRabbit configuration file
**/*: Perform a comprehensive analysis and reevaluate all resolved and dismissed items with the following criteria:1. Testing & Coverage
- Test Quality Analysis:
- Verify all test files cover use cases including edge cases, error scenarios, and boundary conditions
- Validate assertions are meaningful and test descriptions are clear
- Confirm both success and failure paths are tested
- Check async operations, callbacks, and state changes are properly tested
- Verify widget tests include proper pump/pumpAndSettle patterns (for Flutter widgets)
- Coverage Assessment:
- Aim for ≥95% coverage for new/modified code (≥99% ideal)
- Identify specific uncovered lines/functions with line numbers
- Note: ~99% coverage is acceptable when remaining gaps are defensive catch blocks requiring architectural changes
- Check for missing tests on:
- Error handling and validation logic
- Conditional branches and loops
- Model/ViewModel methods
- Navigation and routing logic
- Test Pattern Compliance:
- Verify tests follow repository patterns (e.g., integration tests with proper structure)
- Check test file locations match conventions
- Validate proper use of test doubles (mocks, stubs, fakes)
- For integration tests: confirm proper GraphQL document nodes structure
2. Implementation Correctness
- Logic Validation:
- Verify implementation logic is correct and bug-free
- Validate database queries target correct tables/entities
- Check foreign key relationships and constraints are properly enforced
- Confirm business logic and validation rules are correctly implemented
- Verify proper error handling, exception types, and user feedback
- Critical Rule:
- ANY bugs or logic errors in files under test MUST be fixed in this PR before approval
- Bugs in unrelated files may be deferred to separate issues
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- Best Practices:
- Check for code duplication (DRY principle violation...
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talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart
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📚 Learning: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
Learnt from: may-tas
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
File: test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/set_url_view_model_test.dart:481-505
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
Learning: In Talawa Flutter, defer test refactoring and improvements (such as adding assertions for exception handling) to dedicated test-effort PRs. Do not address these refinements in feature PRs; prioritize core functionality first. This guideline applies to Dart tests under test/ directories across the repository.
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talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart
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talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart (2)
1-17: LGTM!The imports and test setup are correct. The
setUpproperly initializes a fresh rule instance for each test, ensuring test isolation.
19-176: LGTM!The core behavior and state management tests are well-structured with clear assertions and descriptive failure messages. The use of
*ForTestingmethods appropriately isolates the visitor logic being tested.
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Test name doesn't match test content - no variable shadowing demonstrated.
The test is named 'shadowed variable does not affect outer scope' but the code only declares and accesses a single variable (result) without any inner scope that shadows it. The test doesn't actually verify shadowing behavior.
✏️ Suggested fix to either rename or implement actual shadowing test
Option 1 - Rename to match actual behavior:
- test('shadowed variable does not affect outer scope', () {
+ test('reports violation for tracked variable access', () {Option 2 - Implement actual shadowing test:
test('shadowed variable does not affect outer scope', () {
final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter();
final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter);
- // Only track outer result
visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result');
+ visitor.markVariableCheckedForTesting('result');
- const code = 'var x = result.data;';
+ // Inner scope shadows 'result' - accessing outer checked variable
+ const code = '''
+void test() {
+ var x = result.data; // uses outer checked result
+}
+''';
final parseResult = parseString(content: code);
parseResult.unit.accept(visitor);
- expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isNotEmpty);
+ expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isEmpty);
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| test('shadowed variable does not affect outer scope', () { | |
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | |
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | |
| // Only track outer result | |
| visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result'); | |
| const code = 'var x = result.data;'; | |
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | |
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | |
| expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isNotEmpty); | |
| }); | |
| test('reports violation for tracked variable access', () { | |
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | |
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | |
| // Only track outer result | |
| visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result'); | |
| const code = 'var x = result.data;'; | |
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | |
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | |
| expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isNotEmpty); | |
| }); |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart around lines 451
- 463, The test title claims to verify shadowing but the test only declares/uses
a single top-level variable; either rename the test to reflect that it checks
detection of an outer query-result variable (e.g., "reports outer scope result
variable") or change the test body to exercise shadowing by adding an inner
scope that declares a new variable named 'result' and then asserting the visitor
still reports the outer 'result' (refer to TalawaQueryResultVisitor,
visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result'), and the parsed code string).
Ensure the new code demonstrates a nested scope that shadows 'result' and keeps
the expectation on mockReporter.reportedNodes accordingly.
- Improve talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart: remove duplicate tests, fix test naming, remove unused code - Add unit tests for WaitingViewModel.getOrgInfo - Add unit tests for SignupDetailsViewModel membership requests flow
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart:
- Around line 456-471: The current _MockErrorReporter uses a fragile
noSuchMethod implementation that matches on the symbol #atNode and returns null
for all other calls; replace this with an explicit override of the atNode method
on ErrorReporter (implementing the signature, e.g., void atNode(AstNode node,
ErrorCode code, {List<Object>? arguments}) or whatever the interface requires)
and add reportedNodes.add(node) there, and add stub implementations for any
other required ErrorReporter methods so return types are correct.
- Around line 409-452: The "Control Flow Tests" group contains duplicates of
earlier tests — remove or consolidate these duplicates: the three tests named
"reports violation when accessing result.data without exception check", "no
violation when variable is checked then accessed", and "reports outer scope
result variable access" which recreate behavior already covered elsewhere;
update usages of TalawaQueryResultVisitor, _MockErrorReporter,
addQueryResultVariableForTesting, and markVariableCheckedForTesting accordingly
so only one authoritative test per scenario remains (either delete this entire
duplicate group or merge any unique assertions into the original tests).
In
@test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/signup_details_view_model_test.dart:
- Around line 49-70: The mock User in MockUserConfigWithMembershipRequests
currently sets currentUser.membershipRequests to two items but the GraphQL test
fixture (the organizationsMembershipRequestFromUser.edges payload) only contains
one edge; make them consistent by either changing
MockUserConfigWithMembershipRequests.currentUser.membershipRequests to contain a
single entry matching the GraphQL edge, or add a second membership request edge
to the GraphQL mock data (organizationsMembershipRequestFromUser.edges) so both
sources list two requests; update whichever side you choose (currentUser or the
GraphQL fixture) and ensure the IDs/names match between
currentUser.membershipRequests and the
organizationsMembershipRequestFromUser.edges entries.
- Around line 397-490: The current membershipRequests test verifies navigation
to Routes.waitingScreen but misses a negative assertion and lacks an error-path
test; update the existing test for SignupDetailsViewModel (using SignUpMock and
MockUserConfigWithMembershipRequests) to add a verifyNever call asserting
navigationService.removeAllAndPush was NOT called with Routes.mainScreen
(arguments isA<MainScreenArgs>()), and add a new test that stubs
databaseFunctions.gqlNonAuthMutation (the same queries.registerUser(...) call)
to return a QueryResult with null data and then asserts waitingScreen was not
pushed (verifyNever on Routes.waitingScreen) to ensure the GraphQL failure path
is handled.
In @test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/waiting_view_model_test.dart:
- Around line 71-104: The test's QueryResult.internal uses a non-realistic
parserFn that returns a constant; update the mock to provide a realistic
parserFn (or return null) so it reflects actual usage: modify the
when(mockDbFunctions.gqlAuthQuery(query)) answer to use a parserFn that parses
the supplied map (e.g., extracts organization id/name) or simply returns null,
ensuring the mocked QueryResult for WaitingViewModel.getOrgInfo uses a
consistent parserFn behavior across all related tests.
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**/*: Perform a comprehensive analysis and reevaluate all resolved and dismissed items with the following criteria:1. Testing & Coverage
- Test Quality Analysis:
- Verify all test files cover use cases including edge cases, error scenarios, and boundary conditions
- Validate assertions are meaningful and test descriptions are clear
- Confirm both success and failure paths are tested
- Check async operations, callbacks, and state changes are properly tested
- Verify widget tests include proper pump/pumpAndSettle patterns (for Flutter widgets)
- Coverage Assessment:
- Aim for ≥95% coverage for new/modified code (≥99% ideal)
- Identify specific uncovered lines/functions with line numbers
- Note: ~99% coverage is acceptable when remaining gaps are defensive catch blocks requiring architectural changes
- Check for missing tests on:
- Error handling and validation logic
- Conditional branches and loops
- Model/ViewModel methods
- Navigation and routing logic
- Test Pattern Compliance:
- Verify tests follow repository patterns (e.g., integration tests with proper structure)
- Check test file locations match conventions
- Validate proper use of test doubles (mocks, stubs, fakes)
- For integration tests: confirm proper GraphQL document nodes structure
2. Implementation Correctness
- Logic Validation:
- Verify implementation logic is correct and bug-free
- Validate database queries target correct tables/entities
- Check foreign key relationships and constraints are properly enforced
- Confirm business logic and validation rules are correctly implemented
- Verify proper error handling, exception types, and user feedback
- Critical Rule:
- ANY bugs or logic errors in files under test MUST be fixed in this PR before approval
- Bugs in unrelated files may be deferred to separate issues
3. Code Quality
- Best Practices:
- Check for code duplication (DRY principle violation...
Files:
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📚 Learning: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
File: test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/set_url_view_model_test.dart:481-505
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
Learning: In Talawa Flutter, defer test refactoring and improvements (such as adding assertions for exception handling) to dedicated test-effort PRs. Do not address these refinements in feature PRs; prioritize core functionality first. This guideline applies to Dart tests under test/ directories across the repository.
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talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart (5)
1-10: LGTM! Well-structured integration test file.The imports and file setup are appropriate. The test file correctly imports the necessary analyzer utilities, the lint rule, and visitor being tested. The
ignore_for_filedirectives for documentation lints are acceptable for test files.
11-133: Good coverage of core violation detection scenarios.The "CRITICAL: Violation Reporting Tests" group thoroughly tests:
- Unguarded data access detection
- Guarded access with
hasExceptioncheck- Indexed data access patterns
- Different variable name handling
- Multiple variable tracking
The test descriptions are clear, and assertions include meaningful
reasonparameters for debugging.
135-258: Comprehensive state management and helper method tests.These groups effectively test:
- Variable tracking state (add, check, reset)
- Independent tracking of multiple variables
- Static helper methods (
isQueryResultTypeName,isFromGraphqlPackage,isExceptionProperty,isDataProperty)- File exclusion logic including Windows path handling
- LintCode configuration validation
All success and failure paths are appropriately covered.
260-329: Good AST resilience and edge case testing.The tests appropriately validate:
- Safe parsing and traversal of valid code
- Graceful handling of empty code
- Nested expression handling
- Set-based deduplication of tracked variables
- Untracked variables not triggering false positives
These edge cases are important for lint rule robustness.
331-407: Effective real-world pattern coverage.The tests simulate practical scenarios developers encounter:
- Unguarded access patterns (async simulation)
- Null-aware downstream access (
result.data?.prop)- Early return guard patterns
- Multiple data accesses across scopes
- Chained member access (
result.data['key']['nested'])These tests ensure the lint rule works correctly in realistic codebases.
test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/waiting_view_model_test.dart (4)
5-5: LGTM! Imports are appropriate for the new tests.All new imports are necessary for the getOrgInfo test cases and follow the repository's testing patterns.
Also applies to: 8-8, 10-11, 15-15
18-18: LGTM! Proper test setup and teardown.The mock initialization and service cleanup follow best practices for test isolation and prevent resource leaks.
Also applies to: 22-24, 26-28
106-134: LGTM! Exception handling test is thorough.The test correctly validates the error path when
hasExceptionis true, verifying both the null return value and the error snackbar display. This aligns with the PR's objective to enforce proper QueryResult exception handling.
136-160: LGTM! Null data handling test completes the coverage.This test validates the distinct scenario where data is null but no exception was raised, ensuring the implementation properly validates data presence. Combined with the success and exception tests, this provides comprehensive coverage of the
getOrgInfomethod's execution paths.
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- Replace fragile noSuchMethod in _MockErrorReporter with explicit ErrorReporter method overrides - Remove duplicate Control Flow Tests group from integration tests - Fix membershipRequests consistency in signup_details_view_model_test - Add negative assertion and error-path test for membershipRequests navigation - Improve parserFn realism in waiting_view_model_test - Add source_span dependency to talawa_lint pubspec.yaml
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In @talawa_lint/pubspec.yaml:
- Line 8: The added dev_dependency "test: ^1.26.0" is incompatible with the
project's SDK constraint (">=2.12.0 <4.0.0"); either change the dev_dependencies
entry for test in pubspec.yaml to a version compatible with Dart >=2.12.0
(replace ^1.26.0 with an older 1.x release that supports 2.12, e.g., a 1.20–1.24
series) or, if the project is intended to move to Dart 3.5+, update the SDK
constraint in pubspec.yaml to ">=3.5.0 <4.0.0" so the existing test version is
allowed—pick one approach and make the corresponding edit to pubspec.yaml's sdk
constraint or the dev_dependencies.test version.
In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart:
- Around line 26-48: The test bypasses real type detection by calling
addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result'); remove that call and instead provide
a code snippet that declares or initializes a variable such that the visitor's
type-detection logic runs (e.g., a top-level declaration or assignment
typed/inferred as QueryResult<Object?>) so TalawaQueryResultVisitor's
visitVariableDeclarationList (or the actual visitor entry points) can register
the variable naturally; ensure the test imports/defines whatever QueryResult
type is needed and then run parseResult.unit.accept(visitor) and assert
mockReporter.reportedNodes isNotEmpty.
- Around line 50-71: The test bypasses real condition detection by calling
addQueryResultVariableForTesting and markVariableCheckedForTesting; instead
modify the test to exercise TalawaQueryResultVisitor's actual hasException
detection by parsing code that contains an explicit condition like "if
(result.hasException) { var x = result.data; }" (or the negated form) and then
accept the visitor on that parse result; remove the manual
markVariableCheckedForTesting call so the assertion verifies the visitor
recognizes the hasException guard and no violation is reported.
- Around line 337-413: The "Real-World Pattern Tests" group is misleading
because it uses synthetic state setup via addQueryResultVariableForTesting and
markVariableCheckedForTesting instead of parsing realistic Dart snippets;
replace or augment these tests to parse full function/method bodies that declare
variables with QueryResult<Object?> types, include real control-flow checks like
if (result.hasException) and early returns/ternaries/nested conditions, and
assert TalawaQueryResultVisitor behavior (including scope resets) by feeding
parseString content that reflects those patterns rather than calling
addQueryResultVariableForTesting directly so the visitor's real analysis logic
is exercised end-to-end.
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@test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/signup_details_view_model_test.dart:
- Around line 397-564: Add a new widget test in the same group that registers
MockUserConfigWithMembershipRequests, constructs SignupDetailsViewModel, and
mocks databaseFunctions.gqlNonAuthMutation(queries.registerUser('', '', '',
org.id)) to thenThrow(Exception('GraphQL mutation failed')); run the
model.signUp() via tester.runAsync after pumping SignUpMock, assert
model.validate is AutovalidateMode.disabled, verify the gqlNonAuthMutation was
called, verify navigationService.showTalawaErrorSnackBar('Something went wrong',
MessageType.error) was called once, and verifyNever that
navigationService.removeAllAndPush(Routes.waitingScreen, Routes.splashScreen,
arguments: '-1'); restore the original UserConfig mock at the end.
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test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/waiting_view_model_test.dart (5)
1-18: LGTM!The new imports are all utilized in the test file:
graphql_flutterforQueryResult/OperationException/GraphQLError,enumsforMessageType,OrgInfomodel for type assertions,QueriesforfetchOrgById, andMockDataBaseMutationFunctionsfor mocking. The late field declaration is properly initialized in setUp.
20-28: LGTM!The setUp correctly registers services and obtains the typed mock via cast. The tearDown properly cleans up with
unregisterServices(), ensuring test isolation between test groups.
30-68: LGTM!Existing tests for initialization,
joinOrg(), andsettingPageNavigation()are preserved with only minor formatting adjustments. The test logic remains unchanged and continues to properly verify ViewModel functionality.
70-111: LGTM!The success test is well-structured with proper mock data containing all required
OrgInfofields. The realisticparserFnimplementation and assertions foridandnameeffectively verify the happy path. Good use ofQueryResult.internalwith appropriatesourceparameter.
113-174: LGTM!Both error scenarios are properly tested:
- The exception case uses
OperationExceptionwithGraphQLErrorto simulate GraphQL failures.- The null data case tests the scenario where no exception occurs but data is missing.
Both tests correctly verify that the result is
nulland thatshowTalawaErrorSnackBaris called exactly once with the appropriate error message andMessageType.error. This aligns well with the PR objectives to enforce properQueryResulthandling and error surfacing.talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart (1)
418-578: LGTM: Well-structured mock implementation.The
_MockErrorReporterimplementation is clean and appropriate for these tests:
- Correctly implements all required
ErrorReporterinterface methods- Captures reported nodes via
atNodefor test assertions- Stub implementations for unused methods are acceptable
- Clear separation of concerns with
reportedNodeslistThe mock design enables straightforward test assertions on lint violations.
test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/signup_details_view_model_test.dart (2)
49-70: Well-structured mock for membershipRequests testing.The mock correctly represents a user with pending membership requests and no joined organizations. The alignment between
membershipRequests: ['org1']and the GraphQL fixture organization id is correct.
398-498: Excellent test coverage for membershipRequests success path.The test properly validates:
- GraphQL mutation invocation
- Navigation to waitingScreen with correct arguments
- Negative assertion ensuring mainScreen is not reached
- Proper cleanup/restoration of mocks
The GraphQL fixture structure with
organizationsMembershipRequestFromUsercorrectly mirrors the expected API response.talawa_lint/pubspec.yaml (1)
21-21: Addition of source_span dependency is appropriate.Adding the
source_spanpackage is necessary for the lint visitor implementation. This package providesSourceSpanobjects used by the analyzer for tracking code locations, which is essential for reporting lint violations with precise line/column information. Version1.9.0is compatible with the analyzer version range>=5.12.0 <=7.3.0and introduces no conflicts.
| test( | ||
| 'MUST report violation when data is accessed without hasException check', | ||
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| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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| // Pre-populate variable as QueryResult (simulating type detection) | ||
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| // Parse code with result.data access (top-level variable declaration) | ||
| const code = 'var x = result.data;'; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
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| // Visit the compilation unit - this visits all top-level declarations | ||
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| // CRITICAL ASSERTION: Verify violation was reported | ||
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| reason: 'Visitor must report violation for unguarded data access', | ||
| ); | ||
| }); |
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Manual state setup bypasses actual visitor detection logic.
This test manually populates the visitor state with addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result') instead of verifying the visitor can detect QueryResult types from actual variable declarations. This means the test doesn't validate the core functionality - detecting which variables are of type QueryResult<Object?>.
The visitor's visitVariableDeclarationList (or similar) method that should identify QueryResult types is completely untested. If that detection logic has bugs, this test would still pass.
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In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart around lines 26 -
48, The test bypasses real type detection by calling
addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result'); remove that call and instead provide
a code snippet that declares or initializes a variable such that the visitor's
type-detection logic runs (e.g., a top-level declaration or assignment
typed/inferred as QueryResult<Object?>) so TalawaQueryResultVisitor's
visitVariableDeclarationList (or the actual visitor entry points) can register
the variable naturally; ensure the test imports/defines whatever QueryResult
type is needed and then run parseResult.unit.accept(visitor) and assert
mockReporter.reportedNodes isNotEmpty.
| test('MUST NOT report violation when hasException is checked first', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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| // Pre-populate AND mark as checked | ||
| visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result'); | ||
| visitor.markVariableCheckedForTesting('result'); | ||
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| const code = 'var x = result.data;'; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
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| isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Visitor must NOT report violation for guarded data access', | ||
| ); | ||
| }); |
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Manual marking bypasses actual hasException check detection.
This test manually marks the variable as checked with markVariableCheckedForTesting('result') instead of verifying the visitor can detect result.hasException checks from actual control-flow statements (if conditions, binary expressions, etc.).
The visitor's logic for detecting hasException checks in conditions is completely untested. If the visitor fails to recognize patterns like if (result.hasException) or if (!result.hasException), this test would still pass.
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In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart around lines 50 -
71, The test bypasses real condition detection by calling
addQueryResultVariableForTesting and markVariableCheckedForTesting; instead
modify the test to exercise TalawaQueryResultVisitor's actual hasException
detection by parsing code that contains an explicit condition like "if
(result.hasException) { var x = result.data; }" (or the negated form) and then
accept the visitor on that parse result; remove the manual
markVariableCheckedForTesting call so the assertion verifies the visitor
recognizes the hasException guard and no violation is reported.
…tion tests - Fix test dependency version incompatibility in pubspec.yaml (downgrade test to ^1.24.0) - Remove addQueryResultVariableForTesting and markVariableCheckedForTesting from integration tests - Parse real code with QueryResult<Object?> type annotations instead of manual state setup - Test visitor's actual type detection and hasException detection logic with real AST traversal - Add test for SignupDetailsViewModel signUp() error handling - All 46 tests passing
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In @talawa_lint/pubspec.yaml:
- Line 21: Move the package entry for source_span (currently listed as
"source_span: ^1.9.0") out of the dependencies section and add the identical
entry under dev_dependencies in pubspec.yaml so the package is only available
for tests; remove the original dependencies entry and run pub get to refresh
lockfiles.
- Line 8: The SDK constraint in pubspec.yaml is too low for the test dependency;
update the environment sdk constraint (the sdk line under environment) to
">=2.18.0 <4.0.0" so it matches the test: ^1.24.0 requirement and prevents
dependency resolution failures.
In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart:
- Around line 267-308: The commit message says those testing helpers were
removed but tests still call addQueryResultVariableForTesting and
markVariableCheckedForTesting in TalawaQueryResultVisitor; either finish the
refactor by eliminating those helper calls across the test file and exercising
the real QueryResult parsing flow (invoke the parser/visitor on actual
QueryResult AST nodes instead of calling
addQueryResultVariableForTesting/markVariableCheckedForTesting), or update the
commit message to accurately state that the helpers remain in use; locate usages
by symbol name addQueryResultVariableForTesting, markVariableCheckedForTesting,
and class TalawaQueryResultVisitor and either remove/replace those calls with
real parsing + visitor invocations or change the commit/PR description to
reflect the current tests.
- Around line 1-1395: Tests assert violations but use parseString() which only
builds an AST so declaredElement?.type and expression.staticType (used in
TalawaQueryResultVisitor and referenced as declaredElement?.type / staticType
causing _queryResultVariables to stay empty) are null; either reframe tests to
be explicit component-level AST-only checks (rename misleading test titles and
update comments to state they only verify AST traversal and hasException
detection) or add a true integration suite that resolves types (use the full
analyzer / CustomLintResolver to create a resolved unit and then exercise
TalawaQueryResultLintRule end-to-end so violations are reported); update tests
that reference reporting expectations for TalawaQueryResultVisitor and
mockReporter.reportedNodes accordingly and document the architectural limitation
in comments referencing parseString, TalawaQueryResultVisitor, and
_queryResultVariables.
In
@test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/signup_details_view_model_test.dart:
- Around line 400-500: Add a negative assertion after the existing navigation
checks to ensure no error snackbar was shown on success: call verifyNever on
navigationService.showSnackbar (or the app's snackbar method used elsewhere) to
assert it was not invoked with an error message (e.g., any String or an
Error/Exception payload). Place this verifyNever immediately after the existing
verify/verifyNever blocks that check navigation to waitingScreen/mainScreen so
the test confirms success path does not trigger an error snackbar.
- Around line 502-565: The test misses asserting that an error snackbar is shown
when the GraphQL mutation returns data: null; after setting up the null
QueryResult and calling model.signUp (the failure path in
SignupDetailsViewModel.signUp which uses databaseFunctions.gqlNonAuthMutation),
add a verification that the snackbar service was invoked with an error message
(e.g., verify(snackbarService.showSnackbar(...) or the project’s equivalent) to
match the other tests that assert error snackbars on exceptions), then keep the
existing verifyNever for navigationService.removeAllAndPush to ensure no
navigation occurs.
- Around line 399-630: Extract the repeated UserConfig swap/restore into
group-level setUp and tearDown: in the group's body add a setUp that tries
locator.unregister<UserConfig>() then registers
MockUserConfigWithMembershipRequests() (used by the tests) and a tearDown that
unregisters and re-registers MockUserConfig(); remove the duplicate
try/unregister/register blocks from each test; keep existing mocks and verify
calls (e.g., references: locator.unregister<UserConfig>,
locator.registerLazySingleton<UserConfig>, MockUserConfigWithMembershipRequests,
MockUserConfig) so tests still initialize model and call model.initialise/org
and model.signUp() as before.
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49-72: LGTM! Well-structured mock for membershipRequests testing.The mock appropriately models a user with pending membership requests and no joined organizations, aligning with the test scenario.
567-629: LGTM! Complete error handling test.This test properly verifies both error notification (snackbar) and prevention of navigation when an exception is thrown. It follows the established testing pattern and covers the exception path comprehensively.
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In @talawa_lint/pubspec.yaml:
- Line 4: The talawa_lint pubspec's SDK constraint (environment: sdk) was raised
to ">=2.18.0 <4.0.0" to satisfy test ^1.24.0, which now conflicts with the main
project's declared minimum SDK (>=2.17.0); either align the main project or the
lint package: update the main project's pubspec SDK lower-bound to >=2.18.0
(making both projects require >=2.18.0) OR revert/change the talawa_lint test
dependency to a test package version compatible with SDK >=2.17.0 and reset
talawa_lint's environment SDK to >=2.17.0 (ensure you edit the environment.sdk
entry in talawa_lint's pubspec.yaml and/or the main project's pubspec.yaml and
the test dependency line referencing test ^1.24.0 so the SDK constraints are
consistent across the repository).
In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart:
- Around line 1412-1413: The `source` getter currently throws UnimplementedError
which can lead to surprising test failures if accessed; replace the throw with a
safe stub implementation by returning a lightweight mock or placeholder Source
instance (e.g., implement and return a simple _MockSource) in the same test file
instead of throwing, or add a clear comment if the throw is intentional; update
the getter named `source` and add a minimal `_MockSource` class used by it so
tests that accidentally access `source` get a predictable object rather than an
error.
In
@test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/signup_details_view_model_test.dart:
- Around line 514-571: Add a negative assertion to ensure mainScreen is not
navigated to on GraphQL failure: after calling model.signUp (and alongside the
existing verifyNever for Routes.waitingScreen), add a verifyNever call for
navigationService.removeAllAndPush with Routes.mainScreen and
Routes.splashScreen (matching the success-test invocation signature) so the test
confirms main navigation is not triggered on error.
- Around line 573-621: Add a negative assertion to ensure the test also verifies
that navigation to mainScreen does not occur: after the existing verifyNever for
Routes.waitingScreen, add a verifyNever call asserting
navigationService.removeAllAndPush was not invoked with Routes.mainScreen (and
the same secondary arg Routes.splashScreen and any expected arguments like '-1'
or appropriate), referencing the SignupDetailsViewModel signUp flow and the
navigationService mock to mirror the success-test's comprehensive negative
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- Test Quality Analysis:
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- Validate assertions are meaningful and test descriptions are clear
- Confirm both success and failure paths are tested
- Check async operations, callbacks, and state changes are properly tested
- Verify widget tests include proper pump/pumpAndSettle patterns (for Flutter widgets)
- Coverage Assessment:
- Aim for ≥95% coverage for new/modified code (≥99% ideal)
- Identify specific uncovered lines/functions with line numbers
- Note: ~99% coverage is acceptable when remaining gaps are defensive catch blocks requiring architectural changes
- Check for missing tests on:
- Error handling and validation logic
- Conditional branches and loops
- Model/ViewModel methods
- Navigation and routing logic
- Test Pattern Compliance:
- Verify tests follow repository patterns (e.g., integration tests with proper structure)
- Check test file locations match conventions
- Validate proper use of test doubles (mocks, stubs, fakes)
- For integration tests: confirm proper GraphQL document nodes structure
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- Verify implementation logic is correct and bug-free
- Validate database queries target correct tables/entities
- Check foreign key relationships and constraints are properly enforced
- Confirm business logic and validation rules are correctly implemented
- Verify proper error handling, exception types, and user feedback
- Critical Rule:
- ANY bugs or logic errors in files under test MUST be fixed in this PR before approval
- Bugs in unrelated files may be deferred to separate issues
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
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Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
Learning: In Talawa Flutter, defer test refactoring and improvements (such as adding assertions for exception handling) to dedicated test-effort PRs. Do not address these refinements in feature PRs; prioritize core functionality first. This guideline applies to Dart tests under test/ directories across the repository.
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talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart (9)
1-33: Well-documented architectural limitation and clean imports.The header documentation clearly explains the AST-only testing limitation with
parseString()and how it affects type resolution. This transparency helps future maintainers understand test scope. Imports are appropriately organized.
43-136: Critical hasException detection test is well-implemented.The test at lines 80-136 properly verifies the visitor's ability to detect
hasExceptionchecks from if statements. The critical assertions at lines 125-135 correctly verify that:
resultis added tocheckedVariablesForTesting- No violations are reported when hasException is checked
This end-to-end test validates the core lint rule behavior.
286-374: Comprehensive unit tests for visitor state and static helpers.The tests properly verify:
- Variable tracking with Sets (duplicate handling at line 799-807)
- State reset behavior
- Independent tracking of multiple variables
- Static helper methods with both positive and negative cases
Good separation between unit tests (state management) and integration tests (AST traversal).
376-409: Good coverage for file exclusion and lint configuration.Tests properly verify:
- Test file detection (Unix and Windows paths)
- Generated file patterns (
.g.dart,.mocks.dart)- LintCode configuration (name, messages, severity)
This ensures the rule correctly excludes test/generated files and has proper error messaging.
484-618: Excellent control flow detection tests with critical assertions.The tests properly verify:
- hasException detection in binary expressions (line 523)
- exception property checks in compound conditions (line 566)
- Multiple variable tracking in compound conditions (lines 613-614)
These tests validate the visitor's
_checkForExceptionConditionmethod handlesBinaryExpressioncorrectly.
666-796: Scope reset tests verify critical isolation behavior.Tests correctly validate that the visitor resets state when entering new function/method scopes:
- Between method declarations (lines 706-714)
- Between function declarations (lines 750-757)
- Nested function scopes (lines 788-794)
This ensures variables from one scope don't leak into another, preventing false positives/negatives.
823-1082: Comprehensive real-world pattern tests covering practical scenarios.The tests validate key patterns developers will use:
- Early return with
hasExceptioncheck (lines 867-914)- Negation pattern
!result.hasException(lines 916-960)- Exception property check
result.exception != null(lines 962-1005)- Multiple QueryResult variables with independent tracking (lines 1033-1082)
The honest note at lines 1221-1222 about ternary operator limitations is appreciated.
1253-1266: Clean mock implementation capturing reported nodes.The
_MockErrorReportercorrectly captures reported nodes viaatNodefor test assertions. ThereportedNodeslist enables verification of violation reporting behavior.
35-41: All testing helper methods are properly exposed in the implementation.Verification confirms that all seven testing methods referenced in the integration tests are properly exposed:
queryResultVariablesForTesting,checkedVariablesForTesting,reportedNodesForTesting(getters)addQueryResultVariableForTesting,markVariableCheckedForTesting,resetForTesting(visitor methods)isTestFileForTesting,isGeneratedFileForTesting(lint rule methods)The test infrastructure is correctly supported by the implementation.
talawa_lint/pubspec.yaml (1)
6-9: The test coverage concerns raised have been verified as unfounded. Comprehensive test files exist:
- talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart (1414 lines) provides extensive integration test coverage with multiple test groups and scenarios
- talawa_query_result_test.dart and talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart (85 lines each) provide unit test coverage for the
TalawaQueryResultLintRuleandTalawaQueryResultVisitorclassesThe
source_span: ^1.9.0dependency is actively used in the test files (specifically in helper assertion methods at lines 1314–1387 of the integration test) for span and location assertions, justifying its inclusion in dev_dependencies. The dependency placement follows the correct convention—source_spanis in dev_dependencies because it's only needed for tests, not the lint rule implementation itself.test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/signup_details_view_model_test.dart (4)
49-72: LGTM: Well-structured mock for membershipRequests testing.The
MockUserConfigWithMembershipRequestsclass appropriately simulates a user with pending membership requests and no joined organizations. The mock data is consistent with the GraphQL fixture used in the tests (line 446: 'org1' matches line 57).
399-416: LGTM: Proper mock lifecycle management.The setUp/tearDown pattern correctly swaps and restores UserConfig mocks to isolate the membershipRequests navigation tests from other test groups.
418-512: LGTM: Comprehensive success path test.The test thoroughly validates the membershipRequests navigation logic with both positive assertions (waitingScreen navigation) and negative assertions (no mainScreen navigation, no error snackbar). The mock GraphQL data structure realistically represents a user with pending membership requests.
1-658: The lint rule requirement has been confirmed. TheTalawaQueryResultLintRulewas successfully added to thetalawa_lintpackage with:
- Rule implementation:
talawa_lint/lib/talawa_query_result/talawa_query_result.dartand visitor intalawa_query_result_visitor.dart- Test coverage: Unit tests (
talawa_query_result_test.dart), visitor tests (talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart), and integration tests (talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart)- Proper integration: Rule registered in
talawa_lint/lib/talawa_lint.dart- Helper methods: Includes checks for QueryResult type detection, GraphQL package source validation, and exception/data property access verification
All PR objectives regarding the lint rule implementation have been satisfied.
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- Revert SDK constraint to >=2.17.0 to match main project - Replace UnimplementedError with _MockSource for source getter - Add negative assertions for mainScreen navigation in error tests
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In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart:
- Line 4: The test file is mischaracterized as integration tests; rename the
file to talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart and update the top comment to say
"Unit tests for TalawaQueryResultVisitor" OR convert these into true integration
tests: use CustomLintResolver to obtain fully-resolved CompilationUnit(s), run
the TalawaQueryResultLintRule end-to-end (source → analyzer → rule) and assert
reported Diagnostics include the expected codes, messages and locations for both
positive and negative cases; ensure existing unit checks still exercise
TalawaQueryResultVisitor and its checkedVariablesForTesting helper where
appropriate.
- Around line 4-21: Tests labeled as "integration" use parseString() which
yields no type resolution so TalawaQueryResultVisitor's declaredElement?.type is
null and _queryResultVariables remains empty, meaning violations for unguarded
QueryResult.data are never asserted; replace or add resolved-unit tests using
CustomLintResolver (or resolveFile helper) to obtain full type info, then write
tests that create resolved CompilationUnits exercising TalawaQueryResultVisitor
and assert violations (use helper like getLintViolations or the rule's detector)
for unguarded ".data" accesses and assert no violations when hasException is
checked; keep existing AST-only tests for traversal/state (e.g., tests using
addQueryResultVariableForTesting / markVariableCheckedForTesting) but add the
new resolved tests to verify real enforcement.
- Around line 166-167: The assertion currently only checks that
parseResult.unit.declarations isNotEmpty; update the test to assert lint-rule
behavior instead by running the rule/visitor on parseResult.unit and asserting
expected diagnostics and state changes (e.g., inspect the produced
diagnostics/lintResults for expected error codes/messages and verify any
"checked variables" or annotations the rule sets). Replace the weak
expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty) with assertions that the rule
produced at least one diagnostic (e.g., expect(diagnostics, isNotEmpty) and
expect(diagnostics.any((d)=>d.code.name=='<EXPECTED_CODE>'), isTrue)) and add
checks for variable-marking state (e.g.,
expect(checkedVariables.contains('variableName'), isTrue)) using the
rule/visitor entry points that consume parseResult.unit.
- Around line 35-1251: Several tests are misleadingly named "reports
violation..." but only parse the AST with parseString and never assert that
mockReporter.reportedNodes contains reported violations; update test names and
add true reporting tests using a resolved unit. Rename those tests (e.g., change
"reports violation for indexed data access pattern" and "reports violation for
data access in expression" to "AST traversal: parses code with indexed data
access" / similar) and add new integration tests that use CustomLintResolver to
produce a resolved CompilationUnit, instantiate TalawaQueryResultVisitor with a
real reporter that calls reporter.atNode(), run the visitor over the resolved
unit, and assert that unguarded result.data produces a reported node with the
expected TalawaQueryResultLintRule.code (and that guarded accesses do not
report). Ensure new tests reference TalawaQueryResultVisitor,
TalawaQueryResultLintRule, CustomLintResolver, and assert
mockReporter.reportedNodes.isNotEmpty / isEmpty as appropriate.
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- Confirm both success and failure paths are tested
- Check async operations, callbacks, and state changes are properly tested
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- Note: ~99% coverage is acceptable when remaining gaps are defensive catch blocks requiring architectural changes
- Check for missing tests on:
- Error handling and validation logic
- Conditional branches and loops
- Model/ViewModel methods
- Navigation and routing logic
- Test Pattern Compliance:
- Verify tests follow repository patterns (e.g., integration tests with proper structure)
- Check test file locations match conventions
- Validate proper use of test doubles (mocks, stubs, fakes)
- For integration tests: confirm proper GraphQL document nodes structure
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- Logic Validation:
- Verify implementation logic is correct and bug-free
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- Check foreign key relationships and constraints are properly enforced
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📚 Learning: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
Learnt from: may-tas
Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
File: test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/set_url_view_model_test.dart:481-505
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
Learning: In Talawa Flutter, defer test refactoring and improvements (such as adding assertions for exception handling) to dedicated test-effort PRs. Do not address these refinements in feature PRs; prioritize core functionality first. This guideline applies to Dart tests under test/ directories across the repository.
Applied to files:
test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/signup_details_view_model_test.darttalawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart
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test/view_model_tests/pre_auth_view_models/signup_details_view_model_test.dart (5)
49-72: LGTM!The mock class is well-documented and properly structured to test the membershipRequests navigation path. The simplified
updateUserthat always returnstrueis appropriate for these focused test scenarios.
399-416: LGTM!The setUp and tearDown properly swap the
UserConfigregistration to ensure test isolation. This pattern correctly isolates the membershipRequests tests from other test groups.
418-512: LGTM!This test comprehensively verifies the success path for membershipRequests navigation:
- Properly mocks the GraphQL response with membership request data
- Verifies navigation to
waitingScreenwith expected arguments- Includes negative assertions for
mainScreennavigation and error snackbarThe mock data structure correctly reflects the expected GraphQL response format with
organizationsMembershipRequestFromUser.
514-580: LGTM!This test correctly verifies the failure path when GraphQL returns null data:
- Mocks QueryResult with
data: null- Verifies no navigation to
waitingScreenormainScreen- Confirms error snackbar is shown
Good coverage of the null-data error handling scenario.
582-639: LGTM!This test properly covers the exception handling path:
- Mocks the GraphQL mutation to throw an exception
- Verifies error snackbar is displayed
- Confirms no navigation occurs via
verifyNeverassertionsThe explicit
.called(1)assertion on line 612 ensures the mutation was invoked exactly once before the exception was thrown.talawa_lint/pubspec.yaml (1)
4-9: LGTM: Dependency updates are appropriate.The SDK constraint bump to >=2.17.0 and the addition of
source_spanandtestdev dependencies align with the new lint rule testing infrastructure introduced in this PR.talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart (1)
1253-1430: LGTM: Mock implementations are appropriate.The
_MockErrorReporterproperly captures violations viaatNode, and stub implementations for unused methods are clearly documented. The_MockSourceimplementation is minimal but sufficient for these tests.
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Test file is mislabeled: these are unit tests, not integration tests.
The file is named talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart and comments describe them as "Integration tests," but they don't perform integration testing of the lint rule. They're unit tests for the visitor's AST traversal and state management logic.
Actual integration tests should:
- Use
CustomLintResolverto create fully-resolved compilation units - Verify violations are reported with correct codes, messages, and locations
- Test the complete flow: source code → analyzer → lint rule → reported violations
- Cover both positive cases (violations reported) and negative cases (no false positives)
Current tests only verify:
- The visitor can traverse AST nodes
checkedVariablesForTestingis updated when parsing hasException checks- Static helper methods work in isolation
Consider renaming to talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart if proper integration tests aren't added, or add true integration tests with full type resolution.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart at line 4, The
test file is mischaracterized as integration tests; rename the file to
talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart and update the top comment to say "Unit
tests for TalawaQueryResultVisitor" OR convert these into true integration
tests: use CustomLintResolver to obtain fully-resolved CompilationUnit(s), run
the TalawaQueryResultLintRule end-to-end (source → analyzer → rule) and assert
reported Diagnostics include the expected codes, messages and locations for both
positive and negative cases; ensure existing unit checks still exercise
TalawaQueryResultVisitor and its checkedVariablesForTesting helper where
appropriate.
| /// Integration tests for TalawaQueryResultLintRule. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// **Architectural Limitation:** | ||
| /// These tests use `parseString()` which only builds an AST without type resolution. | ||
| /// As a result, `declaredElement?.type` and `expression.staticType` (used in | ||
| /// `TalawaQueryResultVisitor`) are null, causing `_queryResultVariables` to stay empty. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// **Test Scope:** | ||
| /// - Tests verify AST traversal and hasException detection logic | ||
| /// - Tests parse real code with QueryResult<Object?> type annotations | ||
| /// - Tests exercise visitor's control-flow analysis (if statements, binary expressions) | ||
| /// - Tests do NOT verify full type detection or violation reporting (requires full analyzer resolution) | ||
| /// | ||
| /// **Note on Helper Methods:** | ||
| /// Some tests in "Visitor State Management" group use `addQueryResultVariableForTesting` | ||
| /// and `markVariableCheckedForTesting` to test state management in isolation. | ||
| /// These are unit tests for visitor state, not integration tests for type detection. | ||
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Critical: Tests cannot verify core lint rule functionality due to architectural limitation.
The documented limitation that parseString() doesn't provide type resolution is a fundamental testing gap, not just an architectural note. This means:
- Type detection doesn't work:
declaredElement?.typeis null, so_queryResultVariablesstays empty - Violation reporting can't be tested: The core functionality—detecting unguarded
QueryResult.dataaccess and reporting violations—is never verified - Tests are mislabeled: These are unit tests for AST traversal, not integration tests for the lint rule
What's missing:
- Tests that verify violations ARE reported when
.datais accessed withouthasExceptioncheck - Tests that verify violations are NOT reported when properly guarded
- Tests using full type resolution (e.g.,
CustomLintResolverfromcustom_lint_builder)
Impact on PR objectives:
According to Issue #3073 and maintainer comments, tests should verify the lint rule enforces QueryResult handling. These tests don't accomplish that—they only verify the visitor can traverse AST nodes.
🔍 Recommended approach for proper integration testing
Use CustomLintResolver to create resolved units with full type information:
test('reports violation for unguarded data access', () async {
// Use CustomLintResolver to get full type resolution
final unit = await resolveFile(
path: 'test_file.dart',
content: '''
import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart';
void test() {
QueryResult<Object?> result = fetch();
var x = result.data; // Should report violation
}
''',
);
final violations = await getLintViolations(unit);
expect(violations, hasLength(1));
expect(violations.first.code, 'talawa_query_result_check');
});
test('does NOT report when hasException is checked', () async {
final unit = await resolveFile(
path: 'test_file.dart',
content: '''
import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart';
void test() {
QueryResult<Object?> result = fetch();
if (result.hasException) return;
var x = result.data; // Should NOT report
}
''',
);
final violations = await getLintViolations(unit);
expect(violations, isEmpty);
});Refer to custom_lint_builder documentation for CustomLintResolver API and resolved unit testing patterns.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart around lines 4 -
21, Tests labeled as "integration" use parseString() which yields no type
resolution so TalawaQueryResultVisitor's declaredElement?.type is null and
_queryResultVariables remains empty, meaning violations for unguarded
QueryResult.data are never asserted; replace or add resolved-unit tests using
CustomLintResolver (or resolveFile helper) to obtain full type info, then write
tests that create resolved CompilationUnits exercising TalawaQueryResultVisitor
and assert violations (use helper like getLintViolations or the rule's detector)
for unguarded ".data" accesses and assert no violations when hasException is
checked; keep existing AST-only tests for traversal/state (e.g., tests using
addQueryResultVariableForTesting / markVariableCheckedForTesting) but add the
new resolved tests to verify real enforcement.
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| group('TalawaQueryResultLintRule - Core Behavior Tests', () { | ||
| late TalawaQueryResultLintRule rule; | ||
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| rule = const TalawaQueryResultLintRule(); | ||
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| group('CRITICAL: End-to-End Integration Tests (AST-only)', () { | ||
| test( | ||
| 'AST traversal: visitor traverses QueryResult type annotation in variable declaration', | ||
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| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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| // Parse code with QueryResult type annotation and data access | ||
| // The visitor's visitVariableDeclarationStatement will be called | ||
| // Note: Type resolution requires full analyzer, but we test AST traversal | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
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| QueryResult<Object?> result = someFunction(); | ||
| var x = result.data; | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
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| // Visit the compilation unit - visitor traverses AST and calls | ||
| // visitVariableDeclarationStatement for the QueryResult variable | ||
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | ||
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| // Verify visitor traversed the AST and saw the variable declaration | ||
| // The visitor's visitVariableDeclarationStatement method is called | ||
| // even though type resolution doesn't work with parseString | ||
| expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Should have parsed declarations'); | ||
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| // Note: This test only verifies AST traversal, not type detection. | ||
| // Type detection requires full analyzer resolution (declaredElement?.type | ||
| // is null with parseString), so _queryResultVariables stays empty and | ||
| // no violations are reported. For full integration testing with type | ||
| // resolution, use CustomLintResolver to create a resolved unit. | ||
| }); | ||
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| test( | ||
| 'AST traversal + hasException detection: visitor detects hasException check from if statement', | ||
| () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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| // Parse code with QueryResult type annotation, hasException check, and data access | ||
| // This tests the visitor's actual hasException detection from if statements | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
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| void testFunction() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = someFunction(); | ||
| if (result.hasException) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| var x = result.data; | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
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| // Find the function declaration | ||
| final functionDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
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| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(functionDecl, isNotNull, | ||
| reason: 'Should have function declaration'); | ||
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| // Visit function body statements directly to avoid state reset | ||
| // The visitor will: | ||
| // 1. Visit variable declaration (type detection requires resolution) | ||
| // 2. Visit if statement and detect hasException check | ||
| // 3. Visit data access | ||
| final body = functionDecl!.functionExpression.body; | ||
| if (body is BlockFunctionBody) { | ||
| for (final statement in body.block.statements) { | ||
| statement.accept(visitor); | ||
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| // CRITICAL ASSERTION: Visitor should detect hasException check from if statement | ||
| // The visitor's visitIfStatement and _checkForExceptionCondition methods | ||
| // are called and should detect result.hasException | ||
| expect( | ||
| visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, | ||
| contains('result'), | ||
| reason: 'Visitor must detect hasException check from if statement', | ||
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| expect( | ||
| mockReporter.reportedNodes, | ||
| isEmpty, | ||
| reason: | ||
| 'Visitor must NOT report violation when hasException is checked', | ||
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| test( | ||
| 'AST traversal: visitor traverses unguarded data access (type detection requires full resolution)', | ||
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| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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| // Parse code with QueryResult type annotation and unguarded data access | ||
| // The visitor's visitVariableDeclarationStatement will be called | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
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| QueryResult<Object?> result = someFunction(); | ||
| var x = result.data; | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
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| // Visit the compilation unit | ||
| // Visitor will traverse AST and call visitVariableDeclarationStatement | ||
| // and visitPropertyAccess for result.data | ||
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | ||
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| // Note: This test only verifies AST traversal, not violation reporting. | ||
| // Type detection requires full analyzer resolution (declaredElement?.type | ||
| // is null with parseString), so _queryResultVariables stays empty and | ||
| // no violations are reported. For full integration testing with type | ||
| // resolution and violation reporting, use CustomLintResolver. | ||
| expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Should have parsed declarations'); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('reports violation for indexed data access pattern', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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| // Parse code with QueryResult type and indexed data access | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
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| QueryResult<Object?> result = someFunction(); | ||
| var x = result.data["key"]; | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
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| // Visit compilation unit - visitor traverses AST | ||
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | ||
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| // Verify AST traversal (type detection requires full resolution) | ||
| expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Should have parsed declarations'); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('reports violation for data access in expression', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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| // Parse code with QueryResult type and data access | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
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| QueryResult<Object?> response = someFunction(); | ||
| var value = response.data; | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
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| // Visit compilation unit - visitor traverses AST | ||
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | ||
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| // Verify AST traversal (type detection requires full resolution) | ||
| expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Should have parsed declarations'); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('does not report for different variable names', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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||
| // Parse code with QueryResult type for 'result' but access 'other.data' | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
|
|
||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = someFunction(); | ||
| var x = other.data; | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Visit compilation unit - visitor traverses AST | ||
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | ||
|
|
||
| // Should not report - 'other' is not a QueryResult variable | ||
| // (type detection requires full resolution, but AST traversal is tested) | ||
| expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Should have parsed declarations'); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('reports only for tracked QueryResult variables', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| // Parse code with multiple QueryResult variables, one checked | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
|
|
||
| QueryResult<Object?> result1 = fetchData1(); | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result2 = fetchData2(); | ||
|
|
||
| void testFunction() { | ||
| if (result1.hasException) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| var x = result2.data; // result2 not checked | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Find function and visit body | ||
| final functionDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<FunctionDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(functionDecl, isNotNull, | ||
| reason: 'Should have function declaration'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Visit function body - visitor detects hasException check for result1 | ||
| final body = functionDecl!.functionExpression.body; | ||
| if (body is BlockFunctionBody) { | ||
| for (final statement in body.block.statements) { | ||
| statement.accept(visitor); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| // Visitor should detect hasException check for result1 only | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result1'), | ||
| reason: 'result1 should be marked as checked'); | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, isNot(contains('result2')), | ||
| reason: 'result2 should NOT be marked as checked'); | ||
| // Note: Violation reporting requires type detection | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| group('Visitor State Management (Unit Tests)', () { | ||
| test('tracks QueryResult variables correctly', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result'); | ||
| expect(visitor.queryResultVariablesForTesting, contains('result')); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('tracks checked variables correctly', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result'); | ||
| visitor.markVariableCheckedForTesting('result'); | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result')); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('reset clears all state', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result'); | ||
| visitor.markVariableCheckedForTesting('result'); | ||
| visitor.resetForTesting(); | ||
|
|
||
| expect(visitor.queryResultVariablesForTesting, isEmpty); | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, isEmpty); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('tracks multiple variables independently', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result1'); | ||
| visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result2'); | ||
| visitor.markVariableCheckedForTesting('result1'); | ||
|
|
||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result1')); | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, isNot(contains('result2'))); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| group('Static Helper Methods', () { | ||
| test('isQueryResultTypeName matches exact QueryResult', () { | ||
| expect(TalawaQueryResultVisitor.isQueryResultTypeName('QueryResult'), | ||
| true); | ||
| expect( | ||
| TalawaQueryResultVisitor.isQueryResultTypeName( | ||
| 'QueryResult<Object?>'), | ||
| true); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('isQueryResultTypeName rejects similar types', () { | ||
| expect( | ||
| TalawaQueryResultVisitor.isQueryResultTypeName( | ||
| 'QueryResultBuilder'), | ||
| false); | ||
| expect(TalawaQueryResultVisitor.isQueryResultTypeName('MyQueryResult'), | ||
| false); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('isFromGraphqlPackage validates package sources', () { | ||
| expect( | ||
| TalawaQueryResultVisitor.isFromGraphqlPackage( | ||
| 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'), | ||
| true); | ||
| expect( | ||
| TalawaQueryResultVisitor.isFromGraphqlPackage( | ||
| 'package:graphql/client.dart'), | ||
| true); | ||
| expect( | ||
| TalawaQueryResultVisitor.isFromGraphqlPackage( | ||
| 'package:other/query.dart'), | ||
| false); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('isExceptionProperty identifies exception checks', () { | ||
| expect( | ||
| TalawaQueryResultVisitor.isExceptionProperty('hasException'), true); | ||
| expect(TalawaQueryResultVisitor.isExceptionProperty('exception'), true); | ||
| expect(TalawaQueryResultVisitor.isExceptionProperty('data'), false); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('isDataProperty identifies data property', () { | ||
| expect(TalawaQueryResultVisitor.isDataProperty('data'), true); | ||
| expect(TalawaQueryResultVisitor.isDataProperty('hasData'), false); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| group('File Exclusion', () { | ||
| test('excludes test files', () { | ||
| expect(rule.isTestFileForTesting('/test/widget_test.dart'), true); | ||
| expect(rule.isTestFileForTesting('/project/test/unit_test.dart'), true); | ||
| expect(rule.isTestFileForTesting('/lib/service.dart'), false); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('excludes generated files', () { | ||
| expect(rule.isGeneratedFileForTesting('model.g.dart'), true); | ||
| expect(rule.isGeneratedFileForTesting('setup.mocks.dart'), true); | ||
| expect(rule.isGeneratedFileForTesting('service.dart'), false); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('handles Windows paths', () { | ||
| expect(rule.isTestFileForTesting('C:\\test\\widget_test.dart'), true); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| group('LintCode Configuration', () { | ||
| test('has correct rule name', () { | ||
| expect(rule.code.name, 'talawa_query_result_check'); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('has descriptive messages', () { | ||
| expect(rule.code.problemMessage, | ||
| 'QueryResult.data accessed without checking hasException first.'); | ||
| expect(rule.code.correctionMessage, | ||
| 'Add an if (result.hasException) check before accessing data.'); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('has WARNING severity', () { | ||
| expect(rule.code.errorSeverity.name, 'WARNING'); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| group('Type Detection Integration Tests', () { | ||
| test( | ||
| 'visitor traverses variable declaration with QueryResult type annotation', | ||
| () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| // Code with explicit QueryResult type annotation | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
|
|
||
| void testFunction() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = someFunction(); | ||
| var x = result.data; | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code with QueryResult type should parse correctly'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Visit the AST - visitor should traverse VariableDeclarationStatement | ||
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | ||
|
|
||
| // Note: Type resolution doesn't work with parseString, but we verify | ||
| // that the visitor can traverse the AST structure containing type annotations | ||
| // The visitVariableDeclarationStatement method should be called | ||
| expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Should have parsed declarations'); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('visitor traverses await expression with Future<QueryResult>', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| // Code with await expression | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
|
|
||
| Future<void> testFunction() async { | ||
| var result = await someAsyncFunction(); | ||
| var x = result.data; | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code with await should parse correctly'); | ||
|
|
||
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | ||
|
|
||
| // Verify AST traversal works for await expressions | ||
| expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('visitor handles variable declaration without type annotation', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| const code = ''' | ||
| void testFunction() { | ||
| var result = someFunction(); | ||
| var x = result.data; | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty); | ||
|
|
||
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | ||
|
|
||
| // Visitor should handle inferred types (though resolution needed for detection) | ||
| expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| group('Control Flow Detection Integration Tests', () { | ||
| test('visitor detects hasException check in binary expression', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| // Binary expression with QueryResult type and hasException | ||
| // This tests hasException detection in compound conditions | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
|
|
||
| void testFunction() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = fetchData(); | ||
| if (result.hasException || someOtherCondition) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| var x = result.data; | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Find function and visit body | ||
| final functionDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<FunctionDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(functionDecl, isNotNull, | ||
| reason: 'Should have function declaration'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Visit function body - visitor detects hasException in binary expression | ||
| final body = functionDecl!.functionExpression.body; | ||
| if (body is BlockFunctionBody) { | ||
| for (final statement in body.block.statements) { | ||
| statement.accept(visitor); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| // Visitor should detect hasException in binary expression | ||
| // The visitor's _checkForExceptionCondition handles BinaryExpression | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result'), | ||
| reason: 'Visitor must detect hasException in binary expression'); | ||
| expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'No violation when hasException is checked'); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('visitor detects exception check in binary expression', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| // Binary expression with QueryResult type and exception property | ||
| // This tests exception check in compound conditions | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
|
|
||
| void testFunction() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = fetchData(); | ||
| if (result.exception != null && otherCondition) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| var x = result.data; | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Find function and visit body | ||
| final functionDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<FunctionDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(functionDecl, isNotNull, | ||
| reason: 'Should have function declaration'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Visit function body - visitor detects exception check in binary expression | ||
| final body = functionDecl!.functionExpression.body; | ||
| if (body is BlockFunctionBody) { | ||
| for (final statement in body.block.statements) { | ||
| statement.accept(visitor); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| // Visitor should detect exception check in binary expression | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result'), | ||
| reason: 'Visitor must detect exception check in binary expression'); | ||
| expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isEmpty); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('visitor handles compound conditions with multiple variables', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| // Multiple QueryResult variables with compound condition | ||
| // This tests hasException detection for multiple variables in binary expression | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
|
|
||
| void testFunction() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result1 = fetchData1(); | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result2 = fetchData2(); | ||
|
|
||
| if (result1.hasException || result2.hasException) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| var x = result1.data; | ||
| var y = result2.data; | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Find function and visit body | ||
| final functionDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<FunctionDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(functionDecl, isNotNull, | ||
| reason: 'Should have function declaration'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Visit function body - visitor detects hasException for both in binary expression | ||
| final body = functionDecl!.functionExpression.body; | ||
| if (body is BlockFunctionBody) { | ||
| for (final statement in body.block.statements) { | ||
| statement.accept(visitor); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| // Both should be marked as checked | ||
| // The visitor's _checkForExceptionCondition handles BinaryExpression recursively | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result1')); | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result2')); | ||
| expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'No violations when both are checked'); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| group('AST Traversal', () { | ||
| test('can parse and traverse code without error', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| const code = ''' | ||
| void test() { | ||
| var x = 1; | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
|
|
||
| // Should not throw | ||
| for (final decl in parseResult.unit.declarations) { | ||
| decl.accept(visitor); | ||
| } | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('handles empty code', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| const code = ''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty); | ||
|
|
||
| // Exercise the visitor on the empty AST | ||
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | ||
| expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isEmpty); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('handles nested expressions', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| const code = 'var x = a.b.c.data;'; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty); | ||
|
|
||
| // Exercise the visitor on the parsed AST | ||
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | ||
| // No violations expected for untracked variable 'a' | ||
| expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isEmpty); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| group('Scope Reset Integration Tests', () { | ||
| test('visitor resets state between different method declarations', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| // Two methods with QueryResult type annotations | ||
| // This tests scope reset between methods | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
|
|
||
| class MyClass { | ||
| void method1() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = fetchData1(); | ||
| var x = result.data; // Should report | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| void method2() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = fetchData2(); | ||
| if (result.hasException) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| var y = result.data; // Should NOT report | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Find class declaration and methods | ||
| final classDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<ClassDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(classDecl, isNotNull, reason: 'Should have class declaration'); | ||
|
|
||
| final methods = | ||
| classDecl!.members.whereType<MethodDeclaration>().toList(); | ||
| expect(methods.length, 2, reason: 'Should have 2 methods'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Visit method1 - visitor resets state when visiting method declaration | ||
| methods[0].accept(visitor); | ||
|
|
||
| // Visit method2 - visitor resets state again and detects hasException check | ||
| methods[1].accept(visitor); | ||
|
|
||
| // After visiting both methods, visitor should have detected | ||
| // the check in method2 and reset state between methods | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result'), | ||
| reason: 'Visitor should detect check in method2'); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('visitor resets state between function declarations', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| // Two top-level functions with QueryResult type annotations | ||
| // This tests scope reset between functions | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
|
|
||
| void function1() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = fetchData1(); | ||
| var x = result.data; | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| void function2() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = fetchData2(); | ||
| if (result.hasException) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| var y = result.data; | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Find both function declarations | ||
| final functions = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<FunctionDeclaration>() | ||
| .toList(); | ||
| expect(functions.length, 2, reason: 'Should have 2 functions'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Visit function1 - visitor resets state when visiting function declaration | ||
| functions[0].accept(visitor); | ||
|
|
||
| // Visit function2 - visitor resets state again and detects hasException check | ||
| functions[1].accept(visitor); | ||
|
|
||
| // Visitor should reset between functions and detect check in function2 | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result'), | ||
| reason: 'Visitor should detect check in function2'); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('visitor handles nested function scopes', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| // Nested function - test that inner function resets its own scope | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| void outerFunction() { | ||
| var result = fetchData(); | ||
|
|
||
| void innerFunction() { | ||
| var innerResult = fetchData2(); | ||
| var x = innerResult.data; // Different scope | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| var y = result.data; // Outer scope | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
|
|
||
| // Find outer function | ||
| final outerFunction = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<FunctionDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(outerFunction, isNotNull, reason: 'Should have outer function'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Test that visiting outer function resets state correctly | ||
| // Visitor's visitFunctionDeclaration resets state when called | ||
| // Visit outer function - this will reset state and visit all statements | ||
| outerFunction!.accept(visitor); | ||
|
|
||
| // After visiting outer function, state should be reset (function scope isolation) | ||
| // This tests that functions reset their own scope | ||
| expect(visitor.queryResultVariablesForTesting, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: | ||
| 'Function should reset state when visited (scope isolation)'); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| group('Edge Cases', () { | ||
| test('duplicate variable tracking uses Set', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result'); | ||
| visitor.addQueryResultVariableForTesting('result'); | ||
|
|
||
| expect(visitor.queryResultVariablesForTesting.length, 1); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| test('untracked variables do not cause violations', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| // Don't track any variables | ||
| const code = 'var x = result.data;'; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | ||
|
|
||
| // No violations for untracked variables | ||
| expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isEmpty); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| group('Real-World Pattern Tests - End-to-End Integration', () { | ||
| test('detects unguarded access in complete function body', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
|
||
| // Complete function with QueryResult type annotation and unguarded access | ||
| // This tests end-to-end: type declaration, await expression, data access | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
|
|
||
| Future<void> fetchData() async { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = await graphQLService.query(query); | ||
| final data = result.data; | ||
| print(data); | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Find the function declaration and visit its body directly | ||
| // to avoid state reset from visitFunctionDeclaration | ||
| final functionDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<FunctionDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(functionDecl, isNotNull, | ||
| reason: 'Should have function declaration'); | ||
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| // Visit function body statements directly | ||
| // Visitor will traverse: variable declaration, data access | ||
| final body = functionDecl!.functionExpression.body; | ||
| if (body is BlockFunctionBody) { | ||
| for (final statement in body.block.statements) { | ||
| statement.accept(visitor); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| // Verify AST traversal occurred | ||
| // Note: Type detection requires full resolution, but visitor | ||
| // traverses the AST and calls visitVariableDeclarationStatement | ||
| expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Should have parsed function declaration'); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('detects hasException check with early return pattern', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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| // Real-world pattern: QueryResult type, if (result.hasException) return; | ||
| // This tests end-to-end: type declaration, if statement, hasException check, data access | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
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| void processResult() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = fetchData(); | ||
| if (result.hasException) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| var data = result.data; | ||
| processData(data); | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
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| // Find the function declaration and visit its body directly | ||
| final functionDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<FunctionDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(functionDecl, isNotNull, | ||
| reason: 'Should have function declaration'); | ||
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| // Visit function body statements directly | ||
| // Visitor will: visit variable declaration, visit if statement | ||
| // (detecting hasException check), visit data access | ||
| final body = functionDecl!.functionExpression.body; | ||
| if (body is BlockFunctionBody) { | ||
| for (final statement in body.block.statements) { | ||
| statement.accept(visitor); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| // Visitor should detect hasException check from if statement | ||
| // The visitor's visitIfStatement and _checkForExceptionCondition | ||
| // methods are called and detect result.hasException | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result'), | ||
| reason: 'Visitor must detect hasException check in if statement'); | ||
| expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: | ||
| 'No violation when hasException is checked before data access'); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('detects hasException check with negation pattern', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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| // Pattern: QueryResult type, if (!result.hasException) { ... } | ||
| // This tests negation pattern in if condition | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
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| void processResult() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = fetchData(); | ||
| if (!result.hasException) { | ||
| var data = result.data; | ||
| processData(data); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
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| // Find the function declaration and visit its body directly | ||
| final functionDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<FunctionDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(functionDecl, isNotNull, | ||
| reason: 'Should have function declaration'); | ||
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| // Visit function body statements directly | ||
| // Visitor will detect negated hasException check via visitIfStatement | ||
| final body = functionDecl!.functionExpression.body; | ||
| if (body is BlockFunctionBody) { | ||
| for (final statement in body.block.statements) { | ||
| statement.accept(visitor); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| // Visitor should detect negated hasException check | ||
| // The visitor's _checkForExceptionCondition handles PrefixExpression | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result'), | ||
| reason: 'Visitor must detect negated hasException check'); | ||
| expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: | ||
| 'No violation when hasException is checked (even with negation)'); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('detects exception property check pattern', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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| // Pattern: QueryResult type, if (result.exception != null) { ... } | ||
| // This tests exception property check in binary expression | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
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| void processResult() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = fetchData(); | ||
| if (result.exception != null) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| var data = result.data; | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
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| // Find the function declaration and visit its body directly | ||
| final functionDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<FunctionDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(functionDecl, isNotNull, | ||
| reason: 'Should have function declaration'); | ||
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| // Visit function body statements directly | ||
| // Visitor will detect exception check via visitIfStatement and | ||
| // _checkForExceptionCondition (handles BinaryExpression) | ||
| final body = functionDecl!.functionExpression.body; | ||
| if (body is BlockFunctionBody) { | ||
| for (final statement in body.block.statements) { | ||
| statement.accept(visitor); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| // Visitor should detect exception property check in binary expression | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result'), | ||
| reason: 'Visitor must detect exception property check'); | ||
| expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'No violation when exception is checked'); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test( | ||
| 'reports violation when .data accessed even with null-aware downstream', | ||
| () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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| // Parse code with QueryResult type and null-aware data access | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
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| QueryResult<Object?> result = someFunction(); | ||
| var x = result.data?.prop; | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
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| // Visit compilation unit - visitor traverses AST | ||
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | ||
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| // Verify AST traversal (type detection requires full resolution) | ||
| // The rule checks for .data access regardless of null-aware on prop | ||
| expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Should have parsed declarations'); | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('handles multiple QueryResult variables in same function', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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| // Multiple QueryResult variables with type annotations, one checked, one not | ||
| // This tests end-to-end: multiple type declarations, if statement, multiple data accesses | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
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| void processResults() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result1 = fetchData1(); | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result2 = fetchData2(); | ||
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| if (result1.hasException) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
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| var data1 = result1.data; // Should be OK (hasException checked) | ||
| var data2 = result2.data; // Should report violation (not checked) | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
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| // Find the function declaration and visit its body directly | ||
| final functionDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<FunctionDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(functionDecl, isNotNull, | ||
| reason: 'Should have function declaration'); | ||
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| // Visit function body statements directly | ||
| // Visitor will: visit both variable declarations, visit if statement | ||
| // (detecting hasException check for result1), visit both data accesses | ||
| final body = functionDecl!.functionExpression.body; | ||
| if (body is BlockFunctionBody) { | ||
| for (final statement in body.block.statements) { | ||
| statement.accept(visitor); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| // Visitor should detect hasException check for result1 only | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result1'), | ||
| reason: 'result1 should be marked as checked'); | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, isNot(contains('result2')), | ||
| reason: 'result2 should NOT be marked as checked'); | ||
| // Note: Violation reporting requires type detection which needs full resolution | ||
| // But we verify the visitor's hasException detection logic works | ||
| }); | ||
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| test('resets state between different method scopes', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
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| // Two methods with QueryResult type annotations | ||
| // This tests scope reset between methods | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
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| class MyClass { | ||
| void method1() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = fetchData1(); | ||
| var data = result.data; // Should report | ||
| } | ||
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| void method2() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = fetchData2(); | ||
| if (result.hasException) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| var data = result.data; // Should NOT report | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
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| // Find class declaration and methods | ||
| final classDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<ClassDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(classDecl, isNotNull, reason: 'Should have class declaration'); | ||
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| final methods = | ||
| classDecl!.members.whereType<MethodDeclaration>().toList(); | ||
| expect(methods.length, 2, reason: 'Should have 2 methods'); | ||
|
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| // Test method1: visit method declaration (visitor resets state) | ||
| methods[0].accept(visitor); | ||
| // Note: Violation reporting requires type detection | ||
|
|
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| // Reset for method2 test | ||
| mockReporter.reportedNodes.clear(); | ||
| visitor.resetForTesting(); | ||
|
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| // Test method2: visit method declaration (visitor resets state again) | ||
| // and detects hasException check | ||
| methods[1].accept(visitor); | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result'), | ||
| reason: 'Visitor should detect check in method2'); | ||
| expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: | ||
| 'method2 should NOT report violation when hasException is checked'); | ||
| }); | ||
|
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| test('handles nested if statements with hasException checks', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
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| // Nested if statements with QueryResult type | ||
| // This tests nested control flow with hasException checks | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
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| void processResult() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = fetchData(); | ||
| if (result.hasException) { | ||
| if (result.exception != null) { | ||
| handleError(); | ||
| } | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| var data = result.data; // Should be OK | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Find the function declaration and visit its body directly | ||
| final functionDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<FunctionDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(functionDecl, isNotNull, | ||
| reason: 'Should have function declaration'); | ||
|
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| // Visit function body statements directly | ||
| // Visitor will detect hasException check in outer if, and exception | ||
| // check in nested if via visitIfStatement and _checkForExceptionCondition | ||
| final body = functionDecl!.functionExpression.body; | ||
| if (body is BlockFunctionBody) { | ||
| for (final statement in body.block.statements) { | ||
| statement.accept(visitor); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
|
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| // Visitor should detect hasException check from outer if statement | ||
| expect(visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting, contains('result'), | ||
| reason: 'Visitor should detect hasException check'); | ||
| expect(mockReporter.reportedNodes, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'No violation when hasException is checked'); | ||
| }); | ||
|
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| test('handles ternary operator with hasException check', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
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| // Ternary pattern with QueryResult type | ||
| // This tests ternary operator with hasException check | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
|
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| void processResult() { | ||
| QueryResult<Object?> result = fetchData(); | ||
| var data = result.hasException ? null : result.data; | ||
| } | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
|
|
||
| // Find function and visit body | ||
| final functionDecl = parseResult.unit.declarations | ||
| .whereType<FunctionDeclaration>() | ||
| .firstOrNull; | ||
| expect(functionDecl, isNotNull, | ||
| reason: 'Should have function declaration'); | ||
|
|
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| // Visit function body - visitor traverses AST including ternary | ||
| final body = functionDecl!.functionExpression.body; | ||
| if (body is BlockFunctionBody) { | ||
| for (final statement in body.block.statements) { | ||
| statement.accept(visitor); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| // Note: Current visitor may not fully handle ternary in condition, | ||
| // but we test AST traversal with real code | ||
| expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Should have parsed function declaration'); | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
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| test('chained member access on data property', () { | ||
| final mockReporter = _MockErrorReporter(); | ||
| final visitor = TalawaQueryResultVisitor(rule, mockReporter); | ||
|
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| // Parse code with QueryResult type and chained indexed data access | ||
| const code = ''' | ||
| import 'package:graphql_flutter/graphql_flutter.dart'; | ||
|
|
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| QueryResult<Object?> result = someFunction(); | ||
| var x = result.data['key']['nested']; | ||
| '''; | ||
| final parseResult = parseString(content: code); | ||
| expect(parseResult.errors, isEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Code should parse without errors'); | ||
|
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| // Visit compilation unit - visitor traverses AST | ||
| parseResult.unit.accept(visitor); | ||
|
|
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| // Verify AST traversal (type detection requires full resolution) | ||
| expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty, | ||
| reason: 'Should have parsed declarations'); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
| }); | ||
| } |
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Test names are misleading—tests don't verify violations are actually reported.
The file header correctly documents that parseString() prevents type detection and violation reporting. However, tests like "reports violation for indexed data access pattern" (line 170) and "reports violation for data access in expression" (line 193) never check that violations are reported. They only verify code parses successfully with expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty).
The mismatch:
- 2 tests with "reports violation" in their names
- 0 tests that check
mockReporter.reportedNodes.isNotEmpty - No test exercises the
reporter.atNode()code path that actually reports violations - Only assertions are parsing success checks, not violation verification
This creates a false impression that the lint rule's core functionality is tested when it isn't. A developer reading test names would assume violations are being detected and reported.
Required fixes:
- Rename misleading tests to accurately reflect their scope (e.g., "AST traversal: parses code with indexed data access")
- Add actual verification tests using
CustomLintResolver(mentioned in file header comments) that verify:- Unguarded
.dataaccess IS reported as a violation - Error code and message are correct
- Guarded access (after hasException check) is NOT reported
- Unguarded
The file header's acknowledgment of the limitation is helpful, but doesn't replace the need for actual verification tests that confirm the rule works.
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1251, Several tests are misleadingly named "reports violation..." but only parse
the AST with parseString and never assert that mockReporter.reportedNodes
contains reported violations; update test names and add true reporting tests
using a resolved unit. Rename those tests (e.g., change "reports violation for
indexed data access pattern" and "reports violation for data access in
expression" to "AST traversal: parses code with indexed data access" / similar)
and add new integration tests that use CustomLintResolver to produce a resolved
CompilationUnit, instantiate TalawaQueryResultVisitor with a real reporter that
calls reporter.atNode(), run the visitor over the resolved unit, and assert that
unguarded result.data produces a reported node with the expected
TalawaQueryResultLintRule.code (and that guarded accesses do not report). Ensure
new tests reference TalawaQueryResultVisitor, TalawaQueryResultLintRule,
CustomLintResolver, and assert mockReporter.reportedNodes.isNotEmpty / isEmpty
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Weak test assertion: only verifies parsing, not lint rule behavior.
This assertion pattern repeats throughout the test file:
expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty,
reason: 'Should have parsed declarations');This only confirms the code parsed successfully—it doesn't verify that the lint rule detected violations, marked variables as checked, or any other meaningful behavior. Without type resolution, the test can't verify the core functionality.
Similar weak assertions found at: Lines 70-71, 189-190, 211-213, 236-237, 461, 480, 1027-1030, 1223-1224, 1245-1247, 863-864.
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In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart around lines 166
- 167, The assertion currently only checks that parseResult.unit.declarations
isNotEmpty; update the test to assert lint-rule behavior instead by running the
rule/visitor on parseResult.unit and asserting expected diagnostics and state
changes (e.g., inspect the produced diagnostics/lintResults for expected error
codes/messages and verify any "checked variables" or annotations the rule sets).
Replace the weak expect(parseResult.unit.declarations, isNotEmpty) with
assertions that the rule produced at least one diagnostic (e.g.,
expect(diagnostics, isNotEmpty) and
expect(diagnostics.any((d)=>d.code.name=='<EXPECTED_CODE>'), isTrue)) and add
checks for variable-marking state (e.g.,
expect(checkedVariables.contains('variableName'), isTrue)) using the
rule/visitor entry points that consume parseResult.unit.
- Rename talawa_query_result_integration_test.dart to talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart - Update header comment to clarify unit test scope - Rename test groups to remove misleading 'Integration' label These are unit tests for TalawaQueryResultVisitor using parseString() for AST-only testing without full type resolution.
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In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart:
- Around line 103-106: The test uses Dart's extension method firstOrNull (seen
where functionDecl is assigned from
parseResult.unit.declarations.whereType<FunctionDeclaration>().firstOrNull),
which requires SDK >=2.18.0; update the package SDK constraint in
talawa_lint/pubspec.yaml by changing environment.sdk to ">=2.18.0 <4.0.0" so the
test can compile and run with firstOrNull available.
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talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart (13)
1-32: LGTM! Excellent documentation.The file header provides clear documentation of the test architecture, scope, and helper methods. The imports are appropriate for AST-based unit testing of the visitor.
285-326: LGTM! Clean state management tests.The visitor state management tests are focused and verify core functionality: variable tracking, check marking, state reset, and independent tracking of multiple variables.
328-373: LGTM! Comprehensive static helper method tests.Good coverage of all static helper methods with both positive and negative test cases for type name matching, package validation, and property identification.
375-391: LGTM! Good file exclusion tests.Tests cover Unix and Windows path formats, generated file patterns, and test file detection. This ensures cross-platform compatibility.
393-408: LGTM! Proper lint configuration verification.Tests validate the rule name, descriptive messages, and severity level, ensuring the lint rule is properly configured.
410-481: LGTM! Type detection tests appropriately scoped.Tests correctly focus on AST traversal capabilities with clear documentation that full type resolution requires the analyzer's resolved unit. This is appropriate for unit testing the visitor's core logic.
483-617: LGTM! Thorough control flow detection tests.Excellent coverage of binary expressions with OR/AND operators, compound conditions, and multiple QueryResult variables. The tests verify the visitor correctly identifies exception checks in various control flow patterns.
619-663: LGTM! Good edge case coverage.Tests verify the visitor handles empty code, nested expressions, and basic parsing without errors. This ensures robustness.
665-795: LGTM! Critical scope isolation tests.Tests verify the visitor correctly resets state between method and function declarations, ensuring that exception checks in one scope don't affect violation detection in another. This is essential for accurate lint analysis.
797-820: LGTM! Good edge case tests.Tests verify Set-based deduplication of variable tracking and absence of false positives for untracked variables.
822-1248: LGTM! Excellent real-world pattern coverage.The tests cover comprehensive real-world patterns including:
- Early return patterns with
hasException- Negation patterns (
!result.hasException)- Exception property null checks
- Multiple QueryResult variables
- Nested if statements
- Ternary operators
- Chained member access
The honest acknowledgment at line 1220-1221 about ternary limitations is appreciated.
1252-1429: LGTM! Well-designed mock implementations.The
_MockErrorReportercorrectly captures only the necessaryatNodecalls for test assertions while stubbing other methods. The_MockSourceprovides minimal required implementation withnoSuchMethodfallback for unused members. This is an appropriate testing approach that avoids unnecessary dependencies on full mocking libraries.
1-1429: Overall: Comprehensive and well-structured test suite.This test file provides excellent coverage for the
TalawaQueryResultVisitorlint rule with:
- 35+ test cases organized into logical groups
- Coverage of AST traversal, state management, control flow detection, scope isolation, and real-world patterns
- Clear documentation of test scope and parseString limitations
- Clean mock implementations
The tests appropriately validate the visitor's core logic in isolation using AST-only parsing, with acknowledgment that full type resolution requires integration testing with
CustomLintResolver.
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In @talawa_lint/pubspec.yaml:
- Line 8: Remove the unused dependency entry "source_span: ^1.9.0" from
pubspec.yaml; search the repository for any imports or references to source_span
to confirm it's not used, delete the line from the dependencies section, run pub
get (or flutter pub get) to update lockfile, and run static analysis/tests to
confirm nothing breaks.
- Line 4: The SDK constraint was raised in talawa_lint to sdk: ">=2.18.0 <4.0.0"
but the main package still declares sdk: ">=2.17.0 <=3.8.1", causing a
dependency resolution conflict; update the main package's pubspec.yaml sdk
constraint to >=2.18.0 (matching talawa_lint) so both constraints align,
ensuring you change the existing "sdk" entry in the main pubspec from ">=2.17.0
<=3.8.1" to ">=2.18.0 <4.0.0" (or a compatible upper bound) and run pub get to
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talawa_lint/pubspec.yaml (1)
9-9: Test dependency is appropriate and tests are comprehensive.The
test: ^1.24.0package is correctly added as a dev_dependency. Verification confirms that comprehensive tests for the TalawaQueryResultLintRule have been included in the PR:
- talawa_query_result_test.dart: Tests file exclusion logic (test files, generated files, cross-platform path handling) and LintCode configuration.
- talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart: Extensive test suite covering AST traversal, hasException detection, visitor state management, control flow patterns (early return, negation, binary expressions), scope isolation, edge cases, and real-world usage patterns.
Tests follow proper repository conventions, use appropriate Dart testing patterns, and cover success paths, failure paths, and edge cases comprehensively.
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talawa_lint to sdk: ">=2.18.0 <4.0.0" but the main package still declares sdk:
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The source_span: ^1.9.0 dependency on line 8 is not imported or used anywhere in the talawa_lint codebase. Unused dependencies should be removed to keep the project clean.
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In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart:
- Around line 419-490: The tests under the group named "Type Detection Tests"
are only verifying AST traversal (using parseString) not real type resolution;
rename the test group label to "AST Structure Tests" (and update the three test
names and inlined comments that reference type detection) so they accurately
reflect what is asserted, and ensure references to TalawaQueryResultVisitor,
parseString, and the specific test descriptions about variable
declarations/await expressions/inferred types are updated accordingly;
alternatively, if you want actual type-detection coverage, replace or add tests
that perform analyzer-based resolution/integration testing rather than using
parseString.
- Around line 88-144: The test incorrectly simulates state by visiting
statements directly which skips the visitor's normal traversal that registers
QueryResult variables; change the test to let the visitor traverse the function
declaration (e.g., call visitor.visit(functionDecl) or
visitor.visit(functionDecl.functionExpression) instead of iterating
body.block.statements) so the variable declaration is visited first and the
visitor can detect the QueryResult type before the if-statement is checked;
ensure after full traversal that visitor.checkedVariablesForTesting contains
'result' and mockReporter.reportedNodes is empty.
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- Confirm both success and failure paths are tested
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- Check test file locations match conventions
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- For integration tests: confirm proper GraphQL document nodes structure
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- Verify implementation logic is correct and bug-free
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- Check foreign key relationships and constraints are properly enforced
- Confirm business logic and validation rules are correctly implemented
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Timestamp: 2025-12-28T06:00:36.594Z
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talawa_lint/pubspec.yaml (1)
8-9: LGTM - Dependencies properly added for test support.The addition of
source_spanandtestdependencies is appropriate for the new lint rule test infrastructure.talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart (8)
294-335: Unit tests for visitor state are valuable but insufficient alone.These tests (lines 295-334) correctly verify the visitor's state management methods (
addQueryResultVariableForTesting,markVariableCheckedForTesting,resetForTesting). This is good for unit testing individual components.However: These helper methods appear to exist solely to work around the type resolution limitation in the main tests. While unit testing state management is useful, it doesn't replace the need for integration tests that verify the visitor works correctly without manual state manipulation.
Ensure these helper methods are only exposed for testing and are not part of the public API. They should be
@visibleForTesting.
337-382: LGTM - Static helper method tests are well-structured.These tests properly validate the static helper methods:
isQueryResultTypeNamecorrectly matches QueryResult typesisFromGraphqlPackagevalidates package sourcesisExceptionPropertyandisDataPropertyidentify the right propertiesThe tests cover both positive and negative cases appropriately.
384-400: LGTM - File exclusion tests are comprehensive.Tests properly verify that test files and generated files are excluded, and Windows path handling is tested.
402-417: LGTM - LintCode configuration properly validated.Tests verify the rule name, messages, and severity are correctly configured.
492-626: Control flow detection tests are more meaningful but still limited.These tests (lines 493-625) verify that the visitor can detect
hasExceptionchecks in various control flow patterns:
- Binary expressions (OR conditions)
- Exception property checks
- Compound conditions with multiple variables
Strength: These tests visit function bodies directly and verify the visitor's
checkedVariablesForTestingSet is populated correctly, which validates the control flow analysis logic.Limitation: Without type resolution, these tests still can't verify the full integration where QueryResult variables are first detected by type, then tracked through control flow, then violations are reported for unguarded
.dataaccess.These tests provide value for testing the control flow logic in isolation. However, integration tests are still needed to verify the complete workflow.
831-1257: Real-world pattern tests provide good coverage of common scenarios.This test group covers many practical patterns:
- Complete function bodies with QueryResult handling
- Early return patterns with hasException checks
- Negation patterns (!result.hasException)
- Exception property checks (result.exception != null)
- Null-aware operators (result.data?.prop)
- Multiple QueryResult variables in same function
- Scope reset between methods
- Nested if statements
- Ternary operators
- Chained member access
Strength: Comprehensive coverage of code patterns developers would write.
Limitation: All these tests suffer from the same fundamental issue—they don't verify violations are actually reported because type resolution doesn't work.
The pattern coverage is excellent, but integration tests are needed to confirm the lint rule actually catches violations in these patterns.
34-41: firstOrNull extension is appropriate for SDK compatibility.The extension provides compatibility for older SDK versions that don't have
firstOrNullbuilt-in. Implementation is correct.
4-19: Test coverage gap: Type detection for QueryResult variables is not validated.The tests acknowledge using
parseString()which lacks type resolution, and manually populate QueryResult variables viaaddQueryResultVariableForTestingto test control-flow logic in isolation. However, this approach skips testing the lint rule's type detection mechanism—the logic that identifies QueryResult variables from graphql_flutter by analyzingdeclaredElement?.type,staticType, and source library information.The control-flow analysis (hasException detection) is thoroughly tested with 40+ test cases. The gap is specifically: no tests verify that QueryResult variables are correctly identified by type and violations are reported when .data is accessed without checks on real code.
To fully validate the rule, add tests that set up actual QueryResult type annotations and verify end-to-end violation reporting. The current test architecture using manual variable setup is valid for unit testing the detection logic in isolation, but integration tests with actual type information would confirm the rule works as deployed.
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Mock implementations are appropriately structured.
The _MockErrorReporter (lines 1262-1422) and _MockSource (lines 1424-1438) provide minimal stub implementations for testing. The reportedNodes list in _MockErrorReporter is used to track violations, though most tests don't actually verify it due to the type resolution limitation.
Minor suggestion: Consider using a mocking library like mockito or mocktail instead of manual mocks for better maintainability and features like verification of method calls.
…or traversal - Rename 'Type Detection Tests' group to 'AST Structure Tests' to accurately reflect test scope - Change test to visit functionDecl directly instead of iterating statements manually - Update comments to clarify AST-only testing limitations
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In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart:
- Around line 1417-1418: The source getter currently instantiates a new
_MockSource on each access which is wasteful; change this by creating a single
cached final field (e.g., final _mockSource = _MockSource();) and have the
source getter return that field instead of new _MockSource(), updating the
declaration near the test class that defines the source getter and the
_MockSource reference.
- Around line 1193-1230: The visitor's documentation omits the ternary
(conditional) expression limitation; update the "Known limitations" section in
the TalawaQueryResultVisitor documentation to explicitly mention that
conditional/ternary expressions (visitConditionalExpression) are not currently
handled by TalawaQueryResultVisitor and thus patterns like `result.hasException
? null : result.data` are not analyzed; reference the class name
TalawaQueryResultVisitor and the method visitConditionalExpression in the note
so readers know this specific AST node is not overridden and add a short
sentence describing the impact (ternary conditions are not checked) to the
existing limitations paragraph.
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Repo: PalisadoesFoundation/talawa PR: 3079
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51-289: LGTM!The AST traversal and hasException detection tests are well-structured. The tests appropriately document the parseString limitations and focus on testing the visitor's core pattern detection logic that works without full type resolution. Key tests like lines 88-141 and 245-288 have meaningful assertions on
checkedVariablesForTesting.
291-414: LGTM!Solid unit tests for visitor state management, static helper methods, file exclusion logic, and lint rule configuration. The tests cover expected boundary cases (e.g.,
QueryResultBuildervsQueryResult, Windows paths) and verify the rule's metadata.
489-623: LGTM!Excellent coverage of control flow detection scenarios including binary expressions with
||and&&, compound conditions with multiple QueryResult variables, and the exception property check pattern. The recursive BinaryExpression handling is properly tested.
671-801: LGTM!The scope reset tests properly verify that visitor state is isolated between method and function declarations. The test at lines 765-800 correctly validates that nested function scopes are handled with proper isolation, expecting empty state after visiting due to reset behavior.
828-1087: LGTM!Comprehensive real-world pattern tests covering early return, negation, exception property checks, null-aware access, and multiple variable scenarios. The tests properly verify the visitor's hasException detection logic across common usage patterns.
1258-1419: LGTM!The
_MockErrorReporterimplementation correctly captures nodes reported viaatNodemethod, which is the method used by the visitor to report violations. All otherErrorReporterinterface methods are properly stubbed with explanatory comments. The mock design is appropriate for the test scope.
34-41: This custom extension is necessary and correctly implemented. The project's minimum SDK version is2.12.0, and thefirstOrNullextension was only added to the standard library in Dart 3.0. There is no conflict—the custom extension properly provides backward compatibility for older SDK versions.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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Document ternary operator limitation in the visitor's known limitations section.
The test comment at lines 1226-1227 notes that the visitor "may not fully handle ternary in condition," but this limitation is not documented in the implementation. The visitor class's "Known limitations" section (lines 16-20 of talawa_query_result_visitor.dart) documents control flow and branch scoping limitations but omits ternary operators. Since the visitor does not override visitConditionalExpression, ternary patterns like result.hasException ? null : result.data are not checked. Add ternary operator handling to the known limitations in the visitor's documentation.
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In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart around lines 1193 -
1230, The visitor's documentation omits the ternary (conditional) expression
limitation; update the "Known limitations" section in the
TalawaQueryResultVisitor documentation to explicitly mention that
conditional/ternary expressions (visitConditionalExpression) are not currently
handled by TalawaQueryResultVisitor and thus patterns like `result.hasException
? null : result.data` are not analyzed; reference the class name
TalawaQueryResultVisitor and the method visitConditionalExpression in the note
so readers know this specific AST node is not overridden and add a short
sentence describing the impact (ternary conditions are not checked) to the
existing limitations paragraph.
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Minor: Consider caching _MockSource instance.
The source getter creates a new _MockSource() on each access. While not a bug, caching as a final field would be more memory-efficient and consistent.
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In @talawa_lint/test/talawa_query_result_visitor_test.dart around lines 1417 -
1418, The source getter currently instantiates a new _MockSource on each access
which is wasteful; change this by creating a single cached final field (e.g.,
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instead of new _MockSource(), updating the declaration near the test class that
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Hi @palisadoes, I'm encountering two CI failures that I need guidance on: 1. dependency_validator failure: Options:
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Bugfix - Fixes GraphQL null safety issues by enforcing non-null QueryResult contract at the service layer.
Issue Number:
Fixes #3073
Did you add tests for your changes?
Note: Existing tests were updated to mock proper
QueryResultobjects instead of returning null/primitives. All 160 event-related tests pass. No new tests were required as this PR modifies existing code paths that already have test coverage.Snapshots/Videos:
N/A (logic and test-level changes only)
If relevant, did you update the documentation?
Not applicable - no documentation changes needed.
Summary
This PR addresses Issue #3073 by:
Future<QueryResult<Object?>>instead ofFuture<dynamic>hasExceptionchecks before data null checks in:QueryResultobjectsAffected EventService Methods:
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No breaking changes. All changes are backward compatible.
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