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Improved unit-test coverage of common and command packages by 94% using keploy ai-agent #33823

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What does this PR do?

Hey, I’ve added new unit tests to the Go codebase while testing the capabilities of my Keploy AI testing agent. The tests ensure reliable coverage by validating code builds, eliminating flaky tests, and improving overall test stability. Here’s what the AI checks for:

  • Ensures new tests build without errors.
  • Confirms no flaky tests are introduced.
  • Enhances coverage for previously untested areas.

Motivation

I was testing the Keploy agent for Go repositories and decided to try it on Datadog since it's a tool we love! After seeing some coverage gaps, I planned to contribute to specific packages by filling them with AI-generated tests.

Describe how you validated your changes

  • The coverage was checked before and after the changes, confirming a significant increase:
    • cmd/agent/common: Coverage increased from 29.6% to 34.6%.
    • cmd/agent/command: Coverage increased from 0.0% to 89.5%.

Coverage Breakdown:

Package Coverage Before Coverage After Coverage Increase
cmd/agent/common 29.6% 34.6% 5%
cmd/agent/command 0.0% 89.5% 89.5%
Total Coverage - 94.5% 94.5%
  • The total coverage of the targeted packages has increased by 94.5%.

Possible Drawbacks / Trade-offs

  • Relying on AI-generated tests for critical code might need additional validation by the team.

Additional Notes

Would love your feedback on this—does it look good to merge, or are there any changes you'd suggest?

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- Added AI-generated unit tests to `cmd/agent/common`, increasing coverage from 29.6% to 34.6%.
- Added AI-generated unit tests to `cmd/agent/command`, increasing coverage from 0.0% to 89.5%.
- Overall test coverage has been improved by 94.5%.

The new tests are reliable, ensuring stable builds and eliminating flaky tests. Coverage gaps in previously untested areas were filled.

Signed-off-by: Neha Gupta <[email protected]>
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if bundleParams.ConfigParams.ConfFilePath != globalParams.ConfFilePath {
t.Errorf("Expected ConfFilePath to be %v, got %v", globalParams.ConfFilePath, bundleParams.ConfigParams.ConfFilePath)
}
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The rest of the code base uses assert or require package for this kind of test.

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if bundleParams.ConfigParams.ConfFilePath != globalParams.ConfFilePath {
t.Errorf("Expected ConfFilePath to be %v, got %v", globalParams.ConfFilePath, bundleParams.ConfigParams.ConfFilePath)
}
assert.Len(t, bundleParams.ConfigParams.ConfFilePath. globalParams.ConfFilePath)

Could you update the test to use assert/require ?

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Hey @hush-hush! thanks for the feedback. Infact that seems to be a better approach, we'll incorporate this in our model. :)

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Please let me know if your team has a goal to improve any specific packages' coverage. It's just a click for me - I would love to contribute more. :)

@nehagup nehagup requested a review from hush-hush February 10, 2025 17:45
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