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Backend.Tests/Services/WordServiceTests.cs (1)
75-97: Consider assertingnewWord.Audiois empty — the primary effect ofDeleteAudiois untested.The test verifies all the side-effects (frontier state, history, EditedBy, word count, old-word preservation) but never directly asserts that the audio entry was actually removed from the returned word. A single assertion would close this gap:
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Assert.That(newWord, Is.Not.Null); Assert.That(newWord.Id, Is.Not.EqualTo(oldId)); + Assert.That(newWord.Audio, Is.Empty); Assert.That(newWord.EditedBy.Last(), Is.EqualTo(UserId)); Assert.That(newWord.History.Last(), Is.EqualTo(oldId));🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@Backend.Tests/Services/WordServiceTests.cs` around lines 75 - 97, Add an assertion that the returned newWord has no audio entries to verify DeleteAudio's primary effect: update the test in WordServiceTests (the DeleteAudio scenario) to assert newWord.Audio is empty (e.g., Assert.That(newWord.Audio, Is.Empty) or Assert.That(newWord.Audio.Count, Is.EqualTo(0)); keep the existing assertions about frontier, history, and oldWord intact.Backend.Tests/Controllers/AudioControllerTests.cs (1)
177-198: Consider adding a history assertion for the superseded word (oldId).The test now validates frontier state well. However, since
DeleteAudioFilecreates a new word entry (newId), the old word (oldId) should be present in history. The removed history assertion left a small coverage gap — a follow-up check likeAssert.That(await _wordRepo.GetWord(_projId, oldId), Is.Not.Null)or checking the history collection would guard against regressions in the historical record.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@Backend.Tests/Controllers/AudioControllerTests.cs` around lines 177 - 198, Add an assertion to verify the superseded/original word (oldId) was preserved in history after DeleteAudioFile; call the repository method that retrieves historical entries (e.g., _wordRepo.GetWord(_projId, oldId) or the history collection getter) and assert the result is not null (or that history contains an entry with Id == oldId) so the test ensures the original word remains in history while newId is returned and placed in the frontier.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@Backend.Tests/Controllers/AudioControllerTests.cs`:
- Around line 116-120: The test passes a nullable string (newId from
result.Value as string) into _wordRepo.GetWord which expects a non-nullable
string causing CS8604; fix by either asserting non-null and using the
null-forgiving operator when calling _wordRepo.GetWord (e.g., pass newId! to
GetWord) or by adding a specific compiler suppression for CS8604 in the
project/ruleset so the single Assert.That(newId, Is.Not.Null) is respected;
locate newId and the _wordRepo.GetWord(...) call to apply the chosen change.
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Duplicate comments:
In `@Backend.Tests/Controllers/AudioControllerTests.cs`:
- Around line 120-122: The test assertion was updated correctly: keep the
assertion using foundWord (from GetWord) and assert Assert.That(foundWord,
Is.Not.Null) followed by Assert.That(foundWord.Audio, Is.Not.Empty) (do not add
a null-forgiving operator); this properly verifies Audio content given Word
initializes Audio in its constructor and adheres to the NUnit3001 suppressor
convention in the AudioControllerTests / GetWord usage.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@Backend.Tests/Controllers/AudioControllerTests.cs`:
- Around line 177-198: Add an assertion to verify the superseded/original word
(oldId) was preserved in history after DeleteAudioFile; call the repository
method that retrieves historical entries (e.g., _wordRepo.GetWord(_projId,
oldId) or the history collection getter) and assert the result is not null (or
that history contains an entry with Id == oldId) so the test ensures the
original word remains in history while newId is returned and placed in the
frontier.
In `@Backend.Tests/Services/WordServiceTests.cs`:
- Around line 75-97: Add an assertion that the returned newWord has no audio
entries to verify DeleteAudio's primary effect: update the test in
WordServiceTests (the DeleteAudio scenario) to assert newWord.Audio is empty
(e.g., Assert.That(newWord.Audio, Is.Empty) or Assert.That(newWord.Audio.Count,
Is.EqualTo(0)); keep the existing assertions about frontier, history, and
oldWord intact.
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