Sweep: create unit test for "handle_event" of "apy.py", and save the code under tests directory about sweep-learn

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sweep-learn/sweepai/api.py

Lines 422 to 502 in cbbf580

	def handle_event(request_dict, event):
	action = request_dict.get("action")
	if repo_full_name := request_dict.get("repository", {}).get("full_name"):
	if repo_full_name in DISABLED_REPOS:
	logger.warning(f"Repo {repo_full_name} is disabled")
	return {"success": False, "error_message": "Repo is disabled"}
	with logger.contextualize(tracking_id="main", env=ENV):
	match event, action:
	case "check_run", "completed":
	request = CheckRunCompleted(**request_dict)
	_, g = get_github_client(request.installation.id)
	repo = g.get_repo(request.repository.full_name)
	pull_requests = request.check_run.pull_requests
	if pull_requests:
	logger.info(pull_requests[0].number)
	pr = repo.get_pull(pull_requests[0].number)
	if (time.time() - pr.created_at.timestamp()) > 60 * 60 and (
	pr.title.startswith("[Sweep Rules]")
	or pr.title.startswith("[Sweep GHA Fix]")
	):
	after_sha = pr.head.sha
	commit = repo.get_commit(after_sha)
	check_suites = commit.get_check_suites()
	for check_suite in check_suites:
	if check_suite.conclusion == "failure":
	pr.edit(state="closed")
	break
	if (
	not (time.time() - pr.created_at.timestamp()) > 60 * 15
	and request.check_run.conclusion == "failure"
	and pr.state == "open"
	and get_gha_enabled(repo)
	and len(
	[
	comment
	for comment in pr.get_issue_comments()
	if "Fixing PR" in comment.body
	]
	)
	< 2
	and GHA_AUTOFIX_ENABLED
	):
	# check if the base branch is passing
	commits = repo.get_commits(sha=pr.base.ref)
	latest_commit: Commit = commits[0]
	if all(
	status != "failure"
	for status in [
	status.state for status in latest_commit.get_statuses()
	]
	): # base branch is passing
	logs = download_logs(
	request.repository.full_name,
	request.check_run.run_id,
	request.installation.id,
	)
	logs, user_message = clean_gh_logs(logs)
	attributor = request.sender.login
	if attributor.endswith("[bot]"):
	attributor = commit.author.login
	if attributor.endswith("[bot]"):
	attributor = pr.assignee.login
	if attributor.endswith("[bot]"):
	return {
	"success": False,
	"error_message": "The PR was created by a bot, so I won't attempt to fix it.",
	}
	tracking_id = get_hash()
	chat_logger = ChatLogger(
	data={
	"username": attributor,
	"title": "[Sweep GHA Fix] Fix the failing GitHub Actions",
	}
	)
	if chat_logger.use_faster_model() and not IS_SELF_HOSTED:
	return {
	"success": False,
	"error_message": "Disabled for free users",

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Step 2: ⌨️ Coding

• Create sweepai/tests/api_test.py ✓ b92f5c2 Edit

Create sweepai/tests/api_test.py with contents:
• Create a new file "api_test.py" under the "sweepai/tests" directory. This directory may need to be created if it does not already exist, adhering to Python's standard project structure for unit tests.
• Begin by importing necessary testing libraries such as `unittest` and `unittest.mock` for creating mock objects and assertions.
• Import the `handle_event` function from `../api.py` to be tested.
• Create a class `TestHandleEvent` that inherits from `unittest.TestCase`.
• Within `TestHandleEvent`, write multiple test methods to cover various scenarios for the `handle_event` function. Each method should setup necessary mock objects for `request_dict`, `event`, and any external dependencies like the GitHub client. Use `unittest.mock.patch` to mock external calls, such as those to the GitHub API.
• Test scenarios should include: - Handling of disabled repositories. - Different combinations of `event` and `action` values. - Pull requests that are too old or have specific titles. - Successful handling of pull requests based on GitHub API interactions. - Error cases, such as when the GitHub API fails or returns unexpected results.
• For each test case, assert the expected outcome from calling `handle_event` with the mocked parameters and dependencies.

• Running GitHub Actions for sweepai/tests/api_test.py ✓ Edit

Check sweepai/tests/api_test.py with contents:

Ran GitHub Actions for b92f5c2dcbf9246ea6675bc4e5e2a84e399c6201:

• Modify sweepai/api.py ! No changes made Edit

Modify sweepai/api.py with contents:
• No modifications are specified for "api.py" as the creation of unit tests should not require changes to the business logic. However, if during the implementation of tests it's discovered that the code is not easily testable (e.g., due to hard-coded dependencies), minor refactoring may be needed to improve testability, such as abstracting external dependencies or parameterizing certain function inputs.

• Running GitHub Actions for sweepai/api.py ✗ Edit

Check sweepai/api.py with contents:

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