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Update existing test to correctly handle last page length and total record counts during pagination. Add a new test case to verify pagination functionality when a `LastName` filter is applied.
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In `@IntegrationTests/RosettaApiTests.cs`:
- Around line 111-113: Update both exact-match checks in
IntegrationTests/RosettaApiTests.cs at lines 111-113 and 536-536 to assert that
every REST and mapped GraphQL result has Name.Lived_last_name equal to lastName
using case-insensitive comparison; do not merely materialize and discard the
filtered exactMatches collection.
- Around line 424-437: Update the query projection in the People pagination test
to include p.Modified_date, then parse each returned ISO-8601 value as
DateTimeOffset and assert every result falls within the two-day interval
requested by PeopleFilterInput.Modifiedsince. Keep the existing Iam_id,
Displayname, pagination, and metadata assertions unchanged.
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| var exactMatches = results.Where(person => | ||
| string.Equals(person.Name?.Lived_last_name, lastName, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)).ToList(); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Assert the exact last-name matches.
Both tests calculate exact matches and then discard the result. They can pass when the API returns people whose Lived_last_name is not Hu.
IntegrationTests/RosettaApiTests.cs#L111-L113: assert that every REST result hasName.Lived_last_nameequal tolastName, ignoring case.IntegrationTests/RosettaApiTests.cs#L536-L536: assert that every mapped GraphQL result hasName.Lived_last_nameequal tolastName, ignoring case.
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In `@IntegrationTests/RosettaApiTests.cs` around lines 111 - 113, Update both
exact-match checks in IntegrationTests/RosettaApiTests.cs at lines 111-113 and
536-536 to assert that every REST and mapped GraphQL result has
Name.Lived_last_name equal to lastName using case-insensitive comparison; do not
merely materialize and discard the filtered exactMatches collection.
| var filter = new PeopleFilterInput | ||
| { | ||
| Modifiedsince = "2d", | ||
| Count = offset == 0, | ||
| Limit = pageSize, | ||
| Offset = offset | ||
| }; | ||
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| var response = await SkipEnvironmentLimitations(() => _fixture.Client.GraphQL.Query( | ||
| q => q.People(filter: filter, selector: o => new | ||
| { | ||
| Results = o.Results(p => new { p.Iam_id, p.Displayname }), | ||
| Meta = o.Meta(m => new { m.X_total_count }) | ||
| }))); |
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# Locate the generated GraphQL person fields that can validate Modifiedsince.
rg -n -i -C 3 'modifiedsince|modified[_a-z]*|updated[_a-z]*|last[_a-z]*modified' \
UCD.Rosetta.Client IntegrationTestsRepository: ucdavis/Rosetta-API-Client-DotNet
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printf '%s\n' '--- candidate files ---'
git ls-files | rg -i '(^|/)(person|people|graphql|rosetta).*\.(cs|json|graphql|gql)$|\.graphql$|\.gql$' | head -200
printf '%s\n' '--- relevant declarations and projections ---'
rg -n -i \
'class Person(Model)?|record Person|PeopleFilterInput|Iam_id|Displayname|Modifiedsince|modified.*date|modified.*time|updated.*date|updated.*time|last.*modified|PersonModel' \
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-g '*.cs' -g '*.json' -g '*.graphql' -g '*.gql' \
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printf '%s\n' '--- exact modified_date occurrences ---'
rg -n -C 4 'modified_date|Modified_date|modifiedSince|Modifiedsince' \
specs IntegrationTests UCD.Rosetta.Client \
-g '*.graphql' -g '*.gql' -g '*.json' -g '*.cs' -g '*.csproj' -g '*.props' -g '*.targets' \
| head -240
printf '%s\n' '--- GraphQL-related tracked files ---'
git ls-files | rg -i 'graphql|zeroql|\.csproj$|\.props$|\.targets$' | head -240
printf '%s\n' '--- schema Person definitions ---'
rg -n -i -C 12 'type[[:space:]]+Person|input[[:space:]]+PeopleFilter|people[[:space:]]*\(' specs/rosetta-api.graphql | head -300Repository: ucdavis/Rosetta-API-Client-DotNet
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python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import re
schema = Path("specs/rosetta-api.graphql").read_text()
person = re.search(r"type\s+Person\s*\{(?P<body>.*?)\n\}", schema, re.S)
people_filter = re.search(r"input\s+PeopleFilterInput\s*\{(?P<body>.*?)\n\}", schema, re.S)
assert person and people_filter
person_fields = person.group("body")
filter_fields = people_filter.group("body")
assert re.search(r"(?m)^\s*modified_date\s*:\s*String\s*$", person_fields)
assert re.search(r"(?m)^\s*modifiedsince\s*:\s*String\s*$", filter_fields)
print("Person.modified_date: String")
print("PeopleFilterInput.modifiedsince: String")
print("GraphQL projection currently omits modified_date: true")
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Assert the Modifiedsince filter result.
The test selects only Iam_id and Displayname, so it can pass when the API ignores Modifiedsince = "2d". Select p.Modified_date, parse the ISO-8601 string as DateTimeOffset, and assert that each returned person was modified within the requested two-day interval.
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In `@IntegrationTests/RosettaApiTests.cs` around lines 424 - 437, Update the query
projection in the People pagination test to include p.Modified_date, then parse
each returned ISO-8601 value as DateTimeOffset and assert every result falls
within the two-day interval requested by PeopleFilterInput.Modifiedsince. Keep
the existing Iam_id, Displayname, pagination, and metadata assertions unchanged.
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88-101: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winStop the REST pagination loop when it makes no progress.
The loop exits only on a short page. If
PeopleGETAsyncignoresoffsetand returns the same full page,page.Countremains 20 and the test runs indefinitely. Track IAM IDs before adding each page and fail when a full page adds no new ID, or enforce a safe maximum page count.Proposed no-progress check
const int pageSize = 20; var results = new List<GeneratedPerson>(); + var seenIamIds = new HashSet<string>(StringComparer.Ordinal); // Act for (var offset = 0; ; offset += pageSize) { var page = await SkipEnvironmentLimitations(() => _fixture.Client.Api.PeopleGETAsync( limit: pageSize, offset: offset, lastname: lastName)); page.ShouldNotBeNull(); page.Count.ShouldBeLessThanOrEqualTo(pageSize); + + var hasNewIamId = page + .Select(person => person.Iam_id) + .Where(id => !string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(id)) + .Select(id => id!) + .Any(seenIamIds.Add); + if (page.Count == pageSize && !hasNewIamId) + throw new InvalidOperationException("People pagination made no progress."); + results.AddRange(page);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@IntegrationTests/RosettaApiTests.cs`:
- Around line 207-226: Re-enable the per-batch count and ID-set assertions in
the loop over iamIds.Chunk(batchSize), using batchResults and batchIds to verify
each response contains exactly one result per requested IAM ID and no IDs from
another batch before results.AddRange(batchResults).
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In `@IntegrationTests/RosettaApiTests.cs`:
- Around line 88-101: Update the pagination loop around PeopleGETAsync to detect
no progress: track IAM IDs already collected before adding each full page, and
fail or stop when that page contributes no new ID while preserving the existing
short-page exit. Alternatively enforce a safe maximum page count to prevent
indefinite iteration.
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| foreach (var batch in iamIds.Chunk(batchSize)) | ||
| { | ||
| var batchResults = await SkipEnvironmentLimitations(() => | ||
| _fixture.Client.Api.PeoplePOSTAsync(new PeoplePostRequest | ||
| { | ||
| Iamids = batch, | ||
| Count = false, | ||
| Limit = batch.Length, | ||
| Offset = 0 | ||
| })); | ||
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| batchResults.ShouldNotBeNull(); | ||
| //batchResults.Count.ShouldBe(batch.Length, | ||
| // "Expected one result for every IAM ID in the batch"); | ||
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| var batchIds = batch.ToHashSet(StringComparer.Ordinal); | ||
| //batchIds.SetEquals(batchResults.Select(person => person.Iam_id)) | ||
| // .ShouldBeTrue("Expected the results to match the IAM IDs in the batch"); | ||
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| results.AddRange(batchResults); |
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Assert each POST response against its request batch.
The aggregate assertions validate only the union of all responses. They cannot detect responses returned for the wrong batch. batchIds is computed, but the per-batch assertions are commented out. Re-enable those assertions before results.AddRange(batchResults).
Proposed fix
batchResults.ShouldNotBeNull();
- //batchResults.Count.ShouldBe(batch.Length,
- // "Expected one result for every IAM ID in the batch");
+ batchResults.Count.ShouldBe(batch.Length,
+ "Expected one result for every IAM ID in the batch");
var batchIds = batch.ToHashSet(StringComparer.Ordinal);
- //batchIds.SetEquals(batchResults.Select(person => person.Iam_id))
- // .ShouldBeTrue("Expected the results to match the IAM IDs in the batch");
+ batchIds.SetEquals(
+ batchResults
+ .Select(person => person.Iam_id)
+ .Where(id => !string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(id))
+ .Select(id => id!))
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| foreach (var batch in iamIds.Chunk(batchSize)) | |
| { | |
| var batchResults = await SkipEnvironmentLimitations(() => | |
| _fixture.Client.Api.PeoplePOSTAsync(new PeoplePostRequest | |
| { | |
| Iamids = batch, | |
| Count = false, | |
| Limit = batch.Length, | |
| Offset = 0 | |
| })); | |
| batchResults.ShouldNotBeNull(); | |
| //batchResults.Count.ShouldBe(batch.Length, | |
| // "Expected one result for every IAM ID in the batch"); | |
| var batchIds = batch.ToHashSet(StringComparer.Ordinal); | |
| //batchIds.SetEquals(batchResults.Select(person => person.Iam_id)) | |
| // .ShouldBeTrue("Expected the results to match the IAM IDs in the batch"); | |
| results.AddRange(batchResults); | |
| foreach (var batch in iamIds.Chunk(batchSize)) | |
| { | |
| var batchResults = await SkipEnvironmentLimitations(() => | |
| _fixture.Client.Api.PeoplePOSTAsync(new PeoplePostRequest | |
| { | |
| Iamids = batch, | |
| Count = false, | |
| Limit = batch.Length, | |
| Offset = 0 | |
| })); | |
| batchResults.ShouldNotBeNull(); | |
| batchResults.Count.ShouldBe(batch.Length, | |
| "Expected one result for every IAM ID in the batch"); | |
| var batchIds = batch.ToHashSet(StringComparer.Ordinal); | |
| batchIds.SetEquals( | |
| batchResults | |
| .Select(person => person.Iam_id) | |
| .Where(id => !string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(id)) | |
| .Select(id => id!)) | |
| .ShouldBeTrue("Expected the results to match the IAM IDs in the batch"); | |
| results.AddRange(batchResults); |
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In `@IntegrationTests/RosettaApiTests.cs` around lines 207 - 226, Re-enable the
per-batch count and ID-set assertions in the loop over iamIds.Chunk(batchSize),
using batchResults and batchIds to verify each response contains exactly one
result per requested IAM ID and no IDs from another batch before
results.AddRange(batchResults).
The client library now supports partial name filtering via `firstnamelike` and `lastnamelike` query parameters on `GET /people` and sub-endpoints. `POST /people` and its sub-endpoints (`/students`, `/employees`, `/faculty`, `/external`) have been significantly enhanced to support batch lookups using various identity filters in the request body, including `employeeids`, `studentids`, `loginids`, `pidms`, `emails`, and `mothraids`. JSON serialization settings are updated to ignore null values when writing, resulting in cleaner request payloads. The README and associated scripts have been updated to reflect the new API version.
Enhance the `update-spec.sh` script for better reliability and cross-platform compatibility: * Add `.gitattributes` to enforce LF line endings for shell scripts. * Implement `set -euo pipefail` and include checks for all required commands to improve script robustness. * Enhance temporary file management with `mktemp -d` and ensure cleanup on exit. * Improve `curl` reliability with `--fail --location --show-error`. * Extend GraphQL schema extraction to support `plutil` on macOS, alongside `jq` and PowerShell, for broader compatibility. * Ensure correct `sed` syntax is used for README badge updates on macOS.
Provide explicit guidance for Windows users, particularly in a VS Code PowerShell terminal, on how to execute `update-spec.sh`. PowerShell cannot directly run `.sh` scripts. The updated documentation and script comments detail how to launch the script via `bash.exe` (e.g., Git Bash) from a PowerShell terminal, improving the cross-platform usability of the update script.
Improve cross-platform robustness of spec update script
Update client to Rosetta API spec v1.0.33
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In `@IntegrationTests/RosettaApiTests.cs`:
- Around line 146-148: Update the ShouldAllBe predicate in the Rosetta API test
to safely handle a null person.Name reference using the established
null-conditional pattern, while preserving the existing lived-last-name matching
behavior.
In `@specs/rosetta-api.json`:
- Around line 6343-6376: Update the PeoplePostRequest example to include only
one or two identifier arrays so it represents a request capable of returning
records, while preserving the other example fields as appropriate. Expand the
PeoplePostRequest description to identify all supported endpoints: /people,
/people/students, /people/employees, /people/faculty, and /people/external.
In `@update-spec.sh`:
- Line 60: Update the specification generation flow around TEMP_DIR and the
GraphQL extraction/validation steps so the downloaded REST JSON remains
temporary and is read from there; only after GraphQL validation succeeds, move
both generated REST and GraphQL files into specs atomically or in the existing
paired publish step.
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| //Found a user with a display name, and a null lived name... | ||
| results.ShouldAllBe(person => person.Name.Lived_last_name == null || | ||
| person.Name.Lived_last_name.Contains(lastName, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)); |
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Guard the Name reference.
ShouldAllBe evaluates this expression for each person. If Name is null, the expression throws NullReferenceException instead of reporting an assertion failure. The comment on Line 146 confirms that name data is partly populated in this environment. The sibling test on Line 112 already uses the null-conditional operator.
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//Found a user with a display name, and a null lived name...
- results.ShouldAllBe(person => person.Name.Lived_last_name == null ||
- person.Name.Lived_last_name.Contains(lastName, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase));
+ results.ShouldAllBe(person => person.Name?.Lived_last_name == null ||
+ person.Name.Lived_last_name.Contains(lastName, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase));📝 Committable suggestion
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| //Found a user with a display name, and a null lived name... | |
| results.ShouldAllBe(person => person.Name.Lived_last_name == null || | |
| person.Name.Lived_last_name.Contains(lastName, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)); | |
| //Found a user with a display name, and a null lived name... | |
| results.ShouldAllBe(person => person.Name?.Lived_last_name == null || | |
| person.Name.Lived_last_name.Contains(lastName, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)); |
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In `@IntegrationTests/RosettaApiTests.cs` around lines 146 - 148, Update the
ShouldAllBe predicate in the Rosetta API test to safely handle a null
person.Name reference using the established null-conditional pattern, while
preserving the existing lived-last-name matching behavior.
Introduce a temporary file for the downloaded `api.json` to prevent overwriting the existing `rosetta-api.json` until all processing, including GraphQL schema extraction, is successfully completed. This ensures that the existing spec remains valid if an error occurs during the update process. Adjust PowerShell commands to read from the temporary file via stdin for better integration.
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