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An attempt to fix an error in e2e-test for #34.

This corresponds to the changes made with #136.

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    • Updated readiness endpoint tests to include a new "providers" field and revised the expected response message.

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The readiness endpoint test schema in the REST API feature file was updated to add a new "providers" field as a list of strings. The expected response body was also modified: the "providers" field is set to an empty list, and the "reason" field's value changed to "All providers are healthy".

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REST API Readiness Test Update
tests/e2e/features/rest_api.feature
Added "providers" (list of strings) to readiness endpoint schema; updated expected response fields.

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@TamiTakamiya TamiTakamiya force-pushed the TamiTakamiya/e2e-test-fix branch from ad3b254 to 30e67c7 Compare July 29, 2025 19:29
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LGTM 👍

@TamiTakamiya TamiTakamiya marked this pull request as ready for review July 29, 2025 19:34
@TamiTakamiya TamiTakamiya changed the title [WIP] Fix an e2e test case Fix an e2e test case Jul 29, 2025
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tests/e2e/features/rest_api.feature (1)

25-26: Hard-coding the human-readable reason risks fragile tests
"All providers are healthy" is likely to change whenever the health-check code adds new components. Consider relaxing the assertion to a substring/regex match (contains "healthy"), or validating the field is non-empty instead of exact equality to reduce maintenance churn.

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19-22: list[str] may not be parsed by the test runner – stick to the existing primitive-type pattern
All other schema keys use primitive markers ("bool", "str"). Introducing the composite marker "list[str]" assumes the step definition understands generics; many of our custom validators don’t. A safer, backward-compatible option is to keep the primitive keyword and assert the element type separately, e.g.:

-              "providers": "list[str]"
+              "providers": "list"

Then add a follow-up step such as:

And Each element of the "providers" field is of type "str"

Please confirm the step implementation supports the generic form or adjust as suggested; otherwise the e2e will blow up at runtime.

@TamiTakamiya TamiTakamiya merged commit 4baac29 into main Jul 29, 2025
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@tisnik tisnik deleted the TamiTakamiya/e2e-test-fix branch July 31, 2025 12:28
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