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Add test coverage for the date parsing edge cases.
This function handles various date formats and edge cases, but there are no tests visible in this file. Since you've fixed an edge case related to date parsing (per PR description), adding tests would help ensure this functionality doesn't regress in the future.
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Action Required: Add Test Coverage for Date Parsing Edge Cases
It appears that no tests for the
parse_datesfunctionality were found in the repository (our search for "parse_dates" in the tests folder returned no results). Since this function now handles multiple date formats and edge cases (including the handling of ranges like "May 26-30, 2025"), it's important to add comprehensive test cases. This will safeguard against future regressions.
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backend/apps/owasp/models/event.py(lines 104-131)- Key Test Scenarios to Cover:
- Date ranges with both a start and end day (e.g., "May 26-30, 2025")
- Cases when the
start_dateis provided versus not provided- Improperly formatted date strings triggering exceptions
- Edge cases around month boundaries or leap years (if applicable)
Please add tests covering these scenarios in the appropriate test suite to ensure that the date parsing functionality remains robust.
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112-113: Consider adding a separator when joining day parts.Currently, you're joining the remaining parts with an empty string:
"".join(parts[1:]). This could lead to incorrectly formatted day ranges if there are spaces in the original input.For example, if
partsis["May", "26", "-", "30"], the current code would produce"26-30"as expected. However, ifpartsis something like["May", "26", "to", "30"], it would produce"26to30", which is likely not what you want.Consider using a space separator:
-day_range = "".join(parts[1:]) +day_range = " ".join(parts[1:])
81-81: Consider addressing the existing TODO comment.There's a TODO to refactor this parsing logic. Now that you've made improvements to the date parsing function, it might be a good time to consider a more comprehensive refactor of the date parsing logic, possibly using more robust date parsing libraries or approaches.
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backend/apps/owasp/models/event.py (1)
108-109: Good use ofrsplitto handle the year extraction more reliably.Using
rsplit(", ", 1)instead of a standard split ensures that only the last comma is used for separating the year from the date part. This handles cases where the date string might contain additional commas (e.g., "May 26-30, San Francisco, 2025").
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Could you add some tests for Event::parse_dates? It's quite risky to refactor w/o tests.
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Done @arkid15r !! |
* fixed the date parsing function * Added comments * Added tests for the methods and dateparser
* fixed the date parsing function * Added comments * Added tests for the methods and dateparser
* fixed the date parsing function * Added comments * Added tests for the methods and dateparser
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Resolves #1322
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