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🔄 Mirrors #2273 to run E2E tests. Original author: @ab-ghosh

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This pull request enhances the test suite for the pipelineascode package by introducing new unit tests that specifically address edge cases during Kubernetes secret creation. It ensures that the system behaves correctly when a secret already exists or when an unexpected error occurs during its creation, thereby improving the overall reliability and error handling of the secret management logic.

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  • New Unit Tests for Secret Creation: Added two new unit test cases to cover scenarios related to secret creation: one for when a secret already exists (expecting a warning and continued execution) and another for when secret creation fails due to an underlying error (expecting a failure status).
  • Error Injection Mechanism for Tests: Introduced a new mock type, KinterfaceTestWithError, which extends the existing KinterfaceTest to allow for the injection of specific errors during the CreateSecret operation, enabling more robust testing of error handling.
  • Enhanced Test Case Structure: Modified the test case structure to include a secretCreationError field, allowing individual test cases to specify an error to be simulated during secret creation.
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This pull request adds unit tests for handling secret creation failures, specifically for scenarios where a secret already exists or a generic creation error occurs. The changes are well-implemented, and the new tests correctly cover the intended logic. I have one suggestion to refactor a small piece of duplicated code in the test setup to improve maintainability.

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var k8int kubeinteraction.Interface
if tt.secretCreationError != nil {
k8int = &KinterfaceTestWithError{
KinterfaceTest: kitesthelper.KinterfaceTest{
ConsoleURL: "https://console.url",
ExpectedNumberofCleanups: tt.expectedNumberofCleanups,
GetSecretResult: secrets,
},
CreateSecretError: tt.secretCreationError,
}
} else {
k8int = &kitesthelper.KinterfaceTest{
ConsoleURL: "https://console.url",
ExpectedNumberofCleanups: tt.expectedNumberofCleanups,
GetSecretResult: secrets,
}
}
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To improve maintainability and reduce code duplication, you can refactor this block. You can initialize the base kitesthelper.KinterfaceTest once, and then conditionally wrap it with KinterfaceTestWithError if an error needs to be injected. This avoids repeating the initialization logic.

			ktest := &kitesthelper.KinterfaceTest{
				ConsoleURL:               "https://console.url",
				ExpectedNumberofCleanups: tt.expectedNumberofCleanups,
				GetSecretResult:          secrets,
			}
			var k8int kubeinteraction.Interface = ktest
			if tt.secretCreationError != nil {
				k8int = &KinterfaceTestWithError{
					KinterfaceTest:    *ktest,
					CreateSecretError: tt.secretCreationError,
				}
			}

@infernus01 infernus01 closed this Oct 6, 2025
@chmouel chmouel deleted the test-pr-2273-ab-ghosh branch October 7, 2025 06:11
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