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Python Gitea-GitHub Shim Test Results

Test Summary

All unit tests for the Python Gitea-GitHub shim are passing successfully!

Test Execution

$ python3 -m unittest tests.test_gitea_github_shim -v

Results: 17/17 tests passed

Test Coverage

GiteaGitHubShim Class (8 tests)

  • test_init_with_token_and_url - Initialization with both token and URL
  • test_init_with_token_only - GitHub compatibility mode (token only)
  • test_get_repo - Getting repository by full name
  • test_get_user_authenticated - Getting authenticated user
  • test_get_user_by_login - Getting user by username
  • test_create_repo - Creating a new repository
  • test_get_api_status - Getting API status
  • test_get_rate_limit - Getting rate limit info (mocked)

Repository Model (3 tests)

  • test_repository_initialization - Repository model initialization
  • test_get_pull - Getting a pull request
  • test_create_pull - Creating a pull request

PullRequest Model (3 tests)

  • test_pull_request_initialization - PR model initialization
  • test_update_pull_request - Updating a pull request
  • test_merge_pull_request - Merging a pull request

User Model (3 tests)

  • test_user_initialization - User model initialization
  • test_get_repos - Getting user repositories
  • test_follow_user - Following another user

Key Features Tested

  1. Drop-in replacement - The shim can be initialized just like PyGitHub
  2. Environment variable support - GITEA_URL can be used for configuration
  3. Model compatibility - Repository, PullRequest, and User models work as expected
  4. API mapping - Gitea API calls are properly mapped to GitHub-style responses
  5. Error handling - Proper handling of missing attributes with getattr()

Next Steps

  • Implement JavaScript/TypeScript Octokit shim
  • Test with actual Gitea instance
  • Add integration tests
  • Implement remaining API endpoints (issues, activity, etc.)