feat: add Abort method #796
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contracts/http/request.go(1 hunks)mocks/http/ContextRequest.go(1 hunks)
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contracts/http/request.go (2)
75-76: Well-structured method for a more flexible abort flow.
The new Abort(code ...int) method allows optional status codes and eases migration from multiple specialized methods. Good job on adopting a variadic approach!
82-82: Deprecated JSON-based abort.
Marking AbortWithStatusJson as deprecated signals a transition toward more composable methods. Ensure existing code that relies on this method is prepared to switch to the recommended approach.
mocks/http/ContextRequest.go (3)
31-40: Accurate variadic implementation in the mock.
The approach of capturing variadic integer arguments and passing them to the mock.Called function is consistent and correctly matches the interface method’s signature.
42-52: Helper method aligns with standard mock expectations.
The ContextRequest_Abort_Call struct and its constructor method enhance the usability of chained mock expectations. This is an effective testing pattern.
54-75: Robust testing hooks for custom logic.
By providing Run, Return, and RunAndReturn, this mock supports flexible testing scenarios. Good job covering a wide range of use cases to handle different code paths.
| // AbortWithStatus aborts the request with the specified HTTP status code. | ||
| // DEPRECATED: Use Abort instead. |
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Update required: Replace AbortWithStatus with Abort across the codebase
The verification confirms that both the old AbortWithStatus and the new Abort methods exist in the codebase. The following changes are needed:
- Replace
ctx.Request().AbortWithStatus(httpcontract.StatusTooManyRequests)withctx.Request().Abort(httpcontract.StatusTooManyRequests)in:http/middleware/throttle.gohttp/limit/limit.go
- Update test mocks and implementations in:
session/middleware/start_session_test.gohttp/middleware/throttle_test.golog/logrus_writer_test.gomocks/http/ContextRequest.go
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Note on deprecation strategy.
Deprecating AbortWithStatus(code int) in favor of Abort(code ...int) is a good move. Consider updating any references to the older method across the codebase to avoid confusion.
Generate a script to locate calls to AbortWithStatus:
Update test mocks and actual implementations to use Abort
Based on the search results, AbortWithStatus is still actively used in several places:
- Production code:
http/middleware/throttle.gohttp/limit/limit.go
- Test files and mocks:
session/middleware/start_session_test.gohttp/middleware/throttle_test.golog/logrus_writer_test.gomocks/http/ContextRequest.go
Let's verify if the new Abort method is already defined:
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session/middleware/start_session_test.go (1)
291-293: Implement or Document the New Abort Method in Test Code.These lines introduce a new method signature
Abort(code ...int)without an implementation or explanatory comment. Consider providing at least a no-op comment, or implement minimal logic to clarify intent for future maintainers.func (r *TestRequest) Abort(code ...int) { + // Intentionally left blank for testing purposes }http/middleware/throttle_test.go (1)
565-567: Finalize or Document the New Abort Method in Tests.Similar to the other test file, the newly added
Abort(code ...int)is empty and may benefit from a brief comment explaining its purpose as a stub for testing.func (r *TestRequest) Abort(code ...int) { + // No action needed. Stub for testing scenario where request aborts. }log/logrus_writer_test.go (2)
753-754: Consider adding a minimal implementation or a comment on the purpose ofAbort.
Currently, theAbortmethod is empty, which might be fine if it's only used in tests. However, adding a simple comment or minimal logic helps future contributors understand why no action is needed or if there are future plans.
756-758: MarkAbortWithStatusas deprecated or remove if unneeded.
SinceAbortWithStatusis replaced byAbort, and here it’s merely apanic, consider marking it as deprecated or removing it entirely if it’s no longer used.
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http/limit/limit.go(1 hunks)http/middleware/throttle.go(1 hunks)http/middleware/throttle_test.go(1 hunks)log/logrus_writer_test.go(1 hunks)session/middleware/start_session_test.go(1 hunks)
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http/middleware/throttle.go
[warning] 68-68: http/middleware/throttle.go#L68
Added line #L68 was not covered by tests
http/limit/limit.go
[warning] 52-52: http/limit/limit.go#L52
Added line #L52 was not covered by tests
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http/limit/limit.go (1)
52-52: Consider Increasing Test Coverage for the New Abort Call.
The newly introduced Abort call at line 52 may not be covered by tests, according to static analysis. If feasible, adding a simple test case that triggers this rate-limiting scenario would help ensure overall coverage and verify correctness.
Do you want me to propose a test snippet to exercise this code path?
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[warning] 52-52: http/limit/limit.go#L52
Added line #L52 was not covered by tests
http/middleware/throttle.go (1)
68-68: Increase Test Coverage for the Updated Abort Logic.
The request abort logic at line 68 was updated to use Abort, but it may not be covered by tests. Please consider adding or updating test scenarios to confirm that any requests exceeding the limit trigger the correct response status code.
I'd be glad to help generate a suitable test case or script to confirm coverage if you like.
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[warning] 68-68: http/middleware/throttle.go#L68
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session/middleware/start_session_test.go (1)
294-296: Panic in AbortWithStatus – Confirm It's Needed.
AbortWithStatus now panics. While this might be intended for test stubbing, ensure no legitimate test paths require AbortWithStatus. If it’s unneeded, consider removing or adding a clarifying comment.
http/middleware/throttle_test.go (1)
568-570: Confirm No Remaining Dependencies on AbortWithStatus.
Since this method immediately panics, verify that no tests rely on AbortWithStatus being functional. If not used, the panic is acceptable; otherwise, consider meeting any usage requirements or removing the method if it’s obsolete.
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New Features
Abortmethod to request handling, providing more flexible request termination options.Deprecation
AbortWithStatusandAbortWithStatusJsonmethods in favor of the newAbortmethod.Bug Fixes