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test(integration): add end-to-end integration tests #518

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Add a new internal/integration test package that wires the real site.Service, webhook.Receiver, and metrics.Registry through the HTTP router exactly as buildRouter does in cmd/thwap-pagesd/main.go, backed by in-memory repositories and fake Forgejo/Kubernetes clients.

  • Registration flow (#105) — POST /api/v1/sites creates the Forgejo repository and webhook, configures the Kubernetes ingress, persists the site, and exposes it via the status and metrics endpoints; duplicate registrations conflict.
  • Webhook push events (#106) — release-tag pushes publish the highest v* tag; test/* pushes publish previews; test/* deletions remove them; bad signatures are rejected with 401.
  • Rollback scenario (#107) — a tag-deletion webhook reselects the highest remaining v* tag, republishes, records a rollback audit event, and the status API reflects the new current deployment.

Why

Phase 8 task #108 — closes the gap between the isolated handler/service unit tests by exercising the real end-to-end wiring through HTTP.

Testing

  • go build ./...
  • go vet ./...
  • go test -race -count=1 ./... — full suite incl. new integration tests
  • gofmt -l ./cmd ./internal ./pkg clean
  • golangci-lint run — 0 issues
  • pre-commit hooks all pass

Breaking Changes

None.

Notes

  • Issues #105, #106, #107, #108 closed via the Forgejo API as part of this task per the workflow.
  • RegisterSiteRequest has no JSON tags, so preview_enabled in the request body does not bind; the preview tests set it directly on the repository as a pre-existing limitation (out of scope here).

Closes #105
Closes #106
Closes #107
Closes #108

## What Add a new `internal/integration` test package that wires the real `site.Service`, `webhook.Receiver`, and `metrics.Registry` through the HTTP router exactly as `buildRouter` does in `cmd/thwap-pagesd/main.go`, backed by in-memory repositories and fake Forgejo/Kubernetes clients. - **Registration flow (#105)** — `POST /api/v1/sites` creates the Forgejo repository and webhook, configures the Kubernetes ingress, persists the site, and exposes it via the status and metrics endpoints; duplicate registrations conflict. - **Webhook push events (#106)** — release-tag pushes publish the highest `v*` tag; `test/*` pushes publish previews; `test/*` deletions remove them; bad signatures are rejected with 401. - **Rollback scenario (#107)** — a tag-deletion webhook reselects the highest remaining `v*` tag, republishes, records a rollback audit event, and the status API reflects the new current deployment. ## Why Phase 8 task #108 — closes the gap between the isolated handler/service unit tests by exercising the real end-to-end wiring through HTTP. ## Testing - [x] `go build ./...` - [x] `go vet ./...` - [x] `go test -race -count=1 ./...` — full suite incl. new integration tests - [x] `gofmt -l ./cmd ./internal ./pkg` clean - [x] `golangci-lint run` — 0 issues - [x] pre-commit hooks all pass ## Breaking Changes None. ## Notes - Issues #105, #106, #107, #108 closed via the Forgejo API as part of this task per the workflow. - `RegisterSiteRequest` has no JSON tags, so `preview_enabled` in the request body does not bind; the preview tests set it directly on the repository as a pre-existing limitation (out of scope here). Closes #105 Closes #106 Closes #107 Closes #108
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Add a new internal/integration test package that wires the real
site.Service, webhook.Receiver, and metrics.Registry through the HTTP
router exactly as buildRouter does in main.go, backed by in-memory
repositories and fake Forgejo/Kubernetes clients.

- Simulate registration flow: POST /api/v1/sites creates the Forgejo
  repository and webhook, configures the Kubernetes ingress, persists
  the site, and exposes it via the status and metrics endpoints (#105)
- Simulate webhook push events: release-tag pushes publish the highest
  v* tag; test/* pushes publish previews; test/* deletions remove them;
  bad signatures are rejected (#106)
- Simulate rollback scenario: a tag-deletion webhook reselects the
  highest remaining v* tag, republishes, and records a rollback audit
  event (#107)

Mark task done in ROADMAP.md.

closes #105
closes #106
closes #107
closes #108
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Verified locally on the PR head (a29b36b): go build, go vet, gofmt, golangci-lint run all clean; full suite incl. the new integration package passes with -race.

The wiring is well done — newApp mirrors buildRouter faithfully (real site.Service, webhook.Receiver, metrics.Registry through the gin router with in-memory repos and recording fakes), and the scenarios cover registration, duplicate 409, tag-push publish, preview push/delete, bad signature, and the rollback flow including audit + status reflection. These close the gap the unit tests left open.

Blocking Issue

  1. The PR's stated purpose is exercising the real end-to-end wiring through HTTP, but the preview tests don't do that for registration — because RegisterSiteRequest has no JSON tags, so preview_enabled and custom_domain in the request body are silently ignored. Empirically confirmed: POST /api/v1/sites with {"preview_enabled":true,"custom_domain":"blog.example.org"} yields a persisted site with PreviewEnabled=false, CustomDomain="". TestWebhookPreviewPush/TestWebhookPreviewDelete therefore bypass the API with a direct a.sites.Update(...), leaving the real registration path for previews untested — and codifying the workaround instead of surfacing the defect.

    This also makes the README (#517, merged) inaccurate: it documents preview_enabled/custom_domain as POST /api/v1/sites request fields.

    Fix (one line): add JSON tags to RegisterSiteRequest (json:"name", json:"owner", json:"visibility", json:"custom_domain", json:"preview_enabled"), then drive the preview tests through the API (registerSite with preview_enabled: true) and assert the persisted site has it set. The tests should catch this class of bug, not route around it.

Non-blocking Suggestions

  1. registerSite could take options (e.g. preview flag / custom domain) so the preview scenarios share the real path cleanly.
  2. Minor: TestRollbackScenario reuses tag pushes with fixed SHAs — fine, but a brief comment noting the fake's tags is the source of truth for "remaining" would help future readers.

The blocking item is a one-line struct-tag addition that makes the tests genuinely end-to-end.

## Review Summary Verified locally on the PR head (`a29b36b`): `go build`, `go vet`, `gofmt`, `golangci-lint run` all clean; full suite incl. the new integration package passes with `-race`. The wiring is well done — `newApp` mirrors `buildRouter` faithfully (real `site.Service`, `webhook.Receiver`, `metrics.Registry` through the gin router with in-memory repos and recording fakes), and the scenarios cover registration, duplicate 409, tag-push publish, preview push/delete, bad signature, and the rollback flow including audit + status reflection. These close the gap the unit tests left open. ## Blocking Issue 1. The PR's stated purpose is exercising the real end-to-end wiring through HTTP, but the preview tests don't do that for registration — because `RegisterSiteRequest` has no JSON tags, so `preview_enabled` and `custom_domain` in the request body are silently ignored. Empirically confirmed: `POST /api/v1/sites` with `{"preview_enabled":true,"custom_domain":"blog.example.org"}` yields a persisted site with `PreviewEnabled=false, CustomDomain=""`. `TestWebhookPreviewPush`/`TestWebhookPreviewDelete` therefore bypass the API with a direct `a.sites.Update(...)`, leaving the real registration path for previews untested — and codifying the workaround instead of surfacing the defect. This also makes the README (#517, merged) inaccurate: it documents `preview_enabled`/`custom_domain` as `POST /api/v1/sites` request fields. **Fix (one line):** add JSON tags to `RegisterSiteRequest` (`json:"name"`, `json:"owner"`, `json:"visibility"`, `json:"custom_domain"`, `json:"preview_enabled"`), then drive the preview tests through the API (`registerSite` with `preview_enabled: true`) and assert the persisted site has it set. The tests should catch this class of bug, not route around it. ## Non-blocking Suggestions 1. `registerSite` could take options (e.g. preview flag / custom domain) so the preview scenarios share the real path cleanly. 2. Minor: `TestRollbackScenario` reuses tag pushes with fixed SHAs — fine, but a brief comment noting the fake's `tags` is the source of truth for "remaining" would help future readers. The blocking item is a one-line struct-tag addition that makes the tests genuinely end-to-end.
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RegisterSiteRequest carried no JSON tags, so custom_domain and
preview_enabled in the POST /api/v1/sites body were silently ignored.
This made the documented registration fields untestable end to end and
left the preview integration tests routing around the real registration
path with a direct repository update.

Add the missing json tags and drive the preview scenarios through the
API: registerSite now accepts options and registers preview_enabled via
the HTTP endpoint. Add a registration test asserting custom_domain and
preview_enabled persist, and note in the rollback test that the fake
tags slice is the source of truth for remaining tags.
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Addressed the blocking review item.

Blocking fix: RegisterSiteRequest now carries JSON tags (name, owner, visibility, custom_domain, preview_enabled) so those fields bind from the POST /api/v1/sites body instead of being silently ignored. The preview tests no longer route around the real registration path: registerSite takes options and registers preview_enabled through the HTTP API, and a new TestRegistrationFlowOptions asserts custom_domain + preview_enabled persist. This also makes the README's documented request fields accurate.

Non-blocking suggestions: registerSite now accepts a siteOptions struct (preview flag / custom domain); TestRollbackScenario carries a comment noting the fake's tags slice is the source of truth for remaining tags.

Verification: go build ./..., go vet ./..., go test -race -count=1 ./..., gofmt -l clean, golangci-lint run 0 issues, pre-commit hooks pass. Re-requesting review.

Addressed the blocking review item. **Blocking fix:** `RegisterSiteRequest` now carries JSON tags (`name`, `owner`, `visibility`, `custom_domain`, `preview_enabled`) so those fields bind from the `POST /api/v1/sites` body instead of being silently ignored. The preview tests no longer route around the real registration path: `registerSite` takes options and registers `preview_enabled` through the HTTP API, and a new `TestRegistrationFlowOptions` asserts `custom_domain` + `preview_enabled` persist. This also makes the README's documented request fields accurate. **Non-blocking suggestions:** `registerSite` now accepts a `siteOptions` struct (preview flag / custom domain); `TestRollbackScenario` carries a comment noting the fake's `tags` slice is the source of truth for remaining tags. Verification: `go build ./...`, `go vet ./...`, `go test -race -count=1 ./...`, `gofmt -l` clean, `golangci-lint run` 0 issues, pre-commit hooks pass. Re-requesting review.
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The blocking issue from the previous review is resolved.

  1. Blocker fixed — RegisterSiteRequest now carries JSON tags (name, owner, visibility, custom_domain, preview_enabled), so preview_enabled/custom_domain bind from the POST /api/v1/sites body. New TestRegistrationFlowOptions asserts both persist correctly.
  2. Truly end-to-end preview tests — TestWebhookPreviewPush/TestWebhookPreviewDelete now register a preview-enabled site through the API via registerSite(t, a, "blog", siteOptions{previewEnabled: true}) instead of mutating the repository directly, exercising the real registration path.
  3. Suggestion addressed — registerSite takes optional siteOptions, and the rollback scenario now comments that the fake's tags slice is the source of truth for "remaining" tags.

Verified locally on the PR head (d7f1164): go build, go vet, gofmt, golangci-lint run all clean; full suite passes with -race -count=1.

No blocking issues. Approving.

## Review Summary The blocking issue from the previous review is resolved. 1. **Blocker fixed** — `RegisterSiteRequest` now carries JSON tags (`name`, `owner`, `visibility`, `custom_domain`, `preview_enabled`), so `preview_enabled`/`custom_domain` bind from the `POST /api/v1/sites` body. New `TestRegistrationFlowOptions` asserts both persist correctly. 2. **Truly end-to-end preview tests** — `TestWebhookPreviewPush`/`TestWebhookPreviewDelete` now register a preview-enabled site through the API via `registerSite(t, a, "blog", siteOptions{previewEnabled: true})` instead of mutating the repository directly, exercising the real registration path. 3. **Suggestion addressed** — `registerSite` takes optional `siteOptions`, and the rollback scenario now comments that the fake's tags slice is the source of truth for "remaining" tags. Verified locally on the PR head (`d7f1164`): `go build`, `go vet`, `gofmt`, `golangci-lint run` all clean; full suite passes with `-race -count=1`. **No blocking issues.** Approving.
fuzzy merged commit d7f1164a53 into main 2026-08-04 07:00:16 +00:00
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