feat: Modernize test infrastructure and update to Ruby 3.4.1 #7
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- Reorganize tests: move integration tests to spec/requests/api/v1/ - Convert swagger specs to documentation-only - Add health check endpoint for monitoring - Update Ruby version from 3.3.0 to 3.4.1 - Enhance CI workflow with validation and swagger generation - Add dev.env support for local development - Update README with troubleshooting and test documentation - Modernize dependabot configuration - Add .tool-versions for asdf compatibility - Include Ruby on Rails installation guide 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Summary of ChangesHello @teetangh, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request undertakes a significant modernization of the project's test infrastructure and development environment. It establishes a clear distinction between integration tests and documentation-only Swagger specifications, leading to more efficient testing and API documentation generation. The Ruby version is upgraded to 3.4.1, and a new health check endpoint is introduced to improve operational monitoring. Furthermore, CI/CD processes are streamlined with updated GitHub Actions and Dependabot configurations. These changes collectively aim to enhance developer experience, ensure environment consistency, and improve the overall maintainability and scalability of the application. Highlights
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This is a substantial and well-executed pull request that modernizes the project's dependencies, testing infrastructure, and development experience. The upgrade to Ruby 3.4.1, the introduction of dev.env for environment management, and the addition of a health check endpoint are all excellent improvements. The clear separation of integration tests from documentation-generating Swagger specs is a particularly valuable change that will improve both test speed and maintainability. My review includes a few suggestions to address a critical configuration issue that would break the test suite and to align the new test files with RSpec best practices for greater reliability.
| if ENV['RAILS_ENV'] != 'production' | ||
| require 'dotenv' | ||
| Dotenv.load('dev.env') | ||
| end |
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This logic will cause a LoadError in the test environment. The dotenv gem is currently only specified for the :development group in the Gemfile, so require 'dotenv' will fail when RAILS_ENV is test.
To fix this, you should:
- In your
Gemfile, movegem 'dotenv'into thegroup :development, :test doblock. - Use the more idiomatic Rails condition
unless Rails.env.production?.
For a cleaner solution, consider replacing the dotenv gem with dotenv-rails, which automatically loads the correct environment files without needing this custom code in application.rb.
if defined?(Dotenv)
Dotenv.load('dev.env')
end| rescue StandardError => e | ||
| puts e | ||
| ensure | ||
| delete "/api/v1/airlines/#{airline_id}" | ||
| end |
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Using rescue StandardError in tests is an anti-pattern that can suppress legitimate failures (including assertion errors from expect) and make debugging difficult. For test data cleanup, it's better to use RSpec's built-in after hooks, which ensure cleanup runs reliably without swallowing important errors.
This pattern appears multiple times in this file and in spec/requests/api/v1/airports_spec.rb. I recommend refactoring all instances to use after hooks for creating and destroying test data.
| rescue StandardError => e | ||
| puts e | ||
| ensure | ||
| delete "/api/v1/airports/#{airport_id}" | ||
| end |
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As with the other test files, using rescue StandardError here is an anti-pattern that can hide test failures. Test data setup and teardown should be managed with RSpec's before and after hooks to ensure a clean state for each example and prevent tests from passing silently when they should be failing.
| rescue StandardError => e | ||
| { status: 'down', message: e.message } |
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Rescuing StandardError is too broad and can mask unrelated programming errors, making debugging more difficult. For a health check specifically testing a database connection, it's better to rescue a more specific exception class. Consider rescuing Couchbase::Error::CouchbaseError to ensure you are only handling exceptions related to the database connection.
rescue Couchbase::Error::CouchbaseError => e
{ status: 'down', message: e.message }
Summary
This PR modernizes the test infrastructure, updates Ruby to 3.4.1, and adds operational improvements to the Couchbase ORM quickstart. The changes ensure a clean separation between API documentation and integration testing, provide better operational visibility, and align development practices with the ruby-on-rails-quickstart repository.
Key Changes
1. Test Infrastructure Modernization 📁
Reorganized Test Structure:
test/integration/→spec/requests/api/v1/spec/requests/swagger/test/integration/directorySwagger Specs Simplified:
Integration Tests:
spec/requests/api/v1/for consistency2. Ruby 3.4.1 Upgrade 🆙
Updated Ruby Version:
Gemfile,.ruby-version, CI workflow.tool-versionsfor asdf compatibility3. Development Environment Improvements 🛠️
Added dev.env Support:
dev.env.examplewith sample credentialsconfig/application.rb(loaded before ORM initialization).gitignoreto prevent committing credentialsConfiguration:
4. Health Check Endpoint 🏥
New Endpoint:
GET /api/v1/healthAirline.bucket.name{ "status": "healthy", "timestamp": "2025-12-02T10:00:00Z", "services": { "couchbase": { "status": "up", "message": "Connected to Couchbase bucket: travel-sample" } } }5. CI/CD Improvements 🔄
Enhanced GitHub Actions Workflow (
.github/workflows/ci.yml)bundle exec rspec spec/requests/api/v1bundle exec rake rswag:specs:swaggerizeModernized Dependabot (
.github/dependabot.yml)6. Documentation 📚
Enhanced README.md:
Added Ruby on Rails Installation Guide:
Ruby-on-Rails-install.mdfrom ruby-on-rails-quickstartTesting Results
✅ Integration Tests: 26/27 Passing
Note: The single failure is a data formatting difference in travel-sample (
Tom'svsTom\'s), not a code issue.✅ Swagger Generation: Clean
All swagger specs generate documentation cleanly without errors.
Test Coverage
Benefits
Operational
Development
Maintenance
ORM-Specific Considerations
This implementation differs from ruby-on-rails-quickstart in key ways:
What's NOT Included:
config/couchbase.yml)Why:
CouchbaseOrm::Basewhich handles connection lifecycleMigration Notes
No breaking changes to API contracts. All endpoints maintain same behavior.
For Developers
GET /api/v1/healthendpoint available for monitoringspec/requests/api/v1/bundle exec rspec spec/requests/api/v1bundle exec rake rswag:specs:swaggerizecp dev.env.example dev.envand configureFor CI/CD
DB_CONN_STR,DB_USERNAME,DB_PASSWORDFiles Changed
New Files
.tool-versions- asdf version manager configurationRuby-on-Rails-install.md- Installation guideapp/controllers/api/v1/health_controller.rb- Health check endpointdev.env.example- Environment variable templatespec/requests/swagger/airlines_spec.rb- Documentation-only specspec/requests/swagger/airports_spec.rb- Documentation-only specspec/requests/swagger/routes_spec.rb- Documentation-only specModified Files
.github/dependabot.yml- Modernized dependency management.github/workflows/ci.yml- Enhanced CI with Ruby 3.4.1 and validation.gitignore- Added dev.env.ruby-version- Updated to 3.4.1Gemfile- Updated Ruby versionREADME.md- Comprehensive documentation updatesconfig/application.rb- Added dev.env loadingconfig/routes.rb- Added health endpoint routespec/requests/api/v1/airlines_spec.rb- Moved from test/integrationspec/requests/api/v1/airports_spec.rb- Moved from test/integrationspec/requests/api/v1/routes_spec.rb- Moved from test/integrationDeleted Files
test/integration/airlines_spec.rb- Moved to spec/requests/api/v1test/integration/airports_spec.rb- Moved to spec/requests/api/v1test/integration/routes_spec.rb- Moved to spec/requests/api/v1Related
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