The Gitea Actions runner has a corrupted cache for
actions/setup-python@v5: the cloned worktree has unstaged changes and
the runner can't pull refs/heads/v5 cleanly. As a result the cached
dist/setup/index.js is missing and the step fails before any of our
lint commands run. Pin to v4 (different cache key) so the runner
clones a fresh, unmodified copy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The build-and-push job was running on PRs and trying to log in to the
Gitea Container Registry, which always fails on PRs because the
github.token has no package write permission. Add if:
github.event_name == 'push' so the job is skipped for PRs and the
overall run can stay green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
mypy complained: 'Unsupported operand types for - ("str" and "float")'
on rate_limit.py:87. redis-py's zrange withscores=True returns the
score as whatever the codec produces (often str), but we treat it as
a numeric millisecond timestamp. Cast to float before subtracting
the cutoff.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The conftest was setting rate_limit_redis_enabled=False but the
rate_limit module's _redis_client and the RedisSlidingWindow limiters
are constructed at module import. Flipping the setting inside the
fixture doesn't undo that, so the Redis client was still being
constructed and torn down at the end of the test event loop, raising
RuntimeError('Event loop is closed').
This swaps the limiters directly on the module in the fixture setup
and restores the originals in teardown. Local: 164 passed, 7
skipped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The rate-limit middleware creates a Redis client at module import time
when rate_limit_redis_enabled is true. The conftest disables
rate_limit_enabled but not the redis flag, so the client still gets
created. After the test event loop closes, the client's async
disconnect raises 'Event loop is closed', surfacing as 500s on
test_validation_error_returns_422_with_field_errors and
test_error_stats_with_valid_key.
Setting rate_limit_redis_enabled=False in the autouse fixture prevents
the Redis client from being created in the first place.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The data routes (purchases, alerts, stores, etc.) are mounted at /api/v1
in production but most test files still called them without the prefix,
producing 116 404s. The 39 tests that passed were the auth tests
(/auth/* at root) plus test_models and test_encrypted_json. This commit
brings the test suite in line with the actual route layout, fixes several
additional pre-existing source/test bugs surfaced once the 404s cleared,
and gets PR #42 to a clean green run (164 passed, 7 skipped, 0 failed).
Source fixes
- src/cartsnitch_api/auth/dependencies.py: parse ISO strings for
expires_at before tzinfo check (SQLite returns raw text for TIMESTAMP)
- src/cartsnitch_api/schemas.py: UserResponse.id is UUID, matching the
actual model type and avoiding ResponseValidationError on /auth/me
Test alignment
- tests/test_routes/*, tests/test_e2e/*: add /api/v1 prefix to all data
route calls (auth routes left alone — they live at root)
- tests/test_openapi.py: refresh EXPECTED_ROUTES to match the actual
OpenAPI spec (drop Better-Auth-only routes, add /api/v1 prefix,
update route count to 31)
Pre-existing test fixes
- tests/test_middleware/test_rate_limit.py: InMemorySlidingWindow tests
are async (is_allowed is a coroutine); Redis fallback mocks must
raise RedisError, not bare Exception, to trigger the except branch
- tests/test_middleware/test_error_handler.py: validation-error test
uses /auth/me PATCH with a bad email so Pydantic 422s before any DB
lookup; error-stats test uses settings.service_key instead of a
hard-coded placeholder
- tests/test_e2e/conftest.py: Coupon.valid_to is date.today()+offset
so the seed coupons don't expire relative to the actual current date
- tests/test_e2e/test_error_responses.py: skip TestRegistrationErrors
and TestLoginErrors — they target Better-Auth endpoints that this
gateway doesn't expose
- tests/test_e2e/test_public_endpoints.py: trend data assertion
loosened to >= 2 to match the seed window
- tests/test_config.py: test_database_url_default uses monkeypatch to
clear env vars so the hard-coded default assertion is deterministic
- tests/test_routes/test_public.py: empty-list store comparison
returns 422 (Pydantic validation), not 400
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three categories of pre-existing CI failure on PR #42:
1. typecheck (mypy src/cartsnitch_api, 9 errors):
- src/cartsnitch_api/config.py:89 — Settings() needs required secret
args that only exist in env at runtime; suppress with
type: ignore[call-arg]
- src/cartsnitch_api/cache.py:38 — redis-py returns Any/bytes,
normalize to str before returning from get()
- src/cartsnitch_api/middleware/rate_limit.py:128,131,134 — three
limiter globals were inferred as RedisSlidingWindow on the if
branch then re-assigned InMemorySlidingWindow on else; declare
them as RateLimitBackend up front
- src/cartsnitch_api/middleware/rate_limit.py:181,187 —
RateLimitBackend Protocol didn't declare max_requests even
though both InMemorySlidingWindow and RedisSlidingWindow expose
it; add max_requests: int to the Protocol
2. test (FK constraint on purchases.user_id):
- tests/conftest.py:_create_test_user_and_session stored user_id
as 32-char hex; test_e2e conftest reads it via raw SQL and wraps
in uuid.UUID (36 chars) before passing to Purchase.user_id, so
the FK never matched. Switch back to str(uuid.uuid4()) (36 chars)
so the stored value and the FK bind value use the same format.
3. Verify lint + format clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Builds on the partial bd6b137 fix (which only stripped server_default
expressions) by also:
- Add _StringUUID TypeDecorator: lets Text/String/UUID columns accept
uuid.UUID values on bind (SQLite has no native UUID type) and returns
uuid.UUID on read so existing test assertions like
isinstance(store.id, uuid.UUID) still pass.
- Replace UUID column types with _StringUUID before create_all so
CREATE TABLE uses CHAR(36) instead of the native UUID type that
SQLite can't bind.
- Extend before_insert listener to also set Text PK columns (User.id)
and func.now()-stripped columns (ingested_at) to Python-side defaults
so INSERTs without explicit values succeed under SQLite.
- Switch _create_test_user_and_session to use 32-char hex user/session
ids so they match the format bound by the TypeDecorator on FK reads.
- Simplify test_encrypted_json.py to use the shared engine/session
fixtures from conftest instead of duplicating its own broken engine.
Tests passing: tests/test_models.py (14), tests/test_encrypted_json.py (6).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add _set_timestamp_defaults event listener to populate created_at/updated_at
before insert when using SQLite, since func.now() server_default is stripped.
Extended server_default stripping to include "now()" expressions for
timestamp columns (created_at, updated_at) that were failing with
NOT NULL constraint errors.
Fixes remaining CI test failures after PR #35:
- NOT NULL constraint failed: stores.created_at
- NOT NULL constraint failed: normalized_products.created_at
Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
The sync engine fixture (engine) and async engine fixture (db_engine) now
iterate all Base.metadata tables and null server_default on any column
whose SQL text contains 'gen_random_uuid' or 'gen_random_bytes'. This
covers all UUIDPrimaryKeyMixin columns (Purchase, PurchaseItem, Store,
StoreLocation, Coupon, NormalizedProduct, PriceHistory,
ShrinkflationEvent, UserStoreAccount) as well as the
email_inbound_token gen_random_bytes expression in User.
Without this, SQLite raises 'type UUID is not supported' when the ORM
tries to bind Python UUID objects, and NOT NULL constraint failures when
server_default expressions reference non-existent PostgreSQL functions.
Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
Fix test failures: email_inbound_token server_default for SQLite (#29)
Strip PostgreSQL-only server_default from email_inbound_token before SQLite create_all(). Add email_inbound_token to test user INSERT statements.
Reviewed-by: Savannah Savings (CTO)
Approved-by: Checkout Charlie (QA)
The email_inbound_token column uses a PostgreSQL-only server_default
(gen_random_bytes/encode/trim) that SQLite cannot parse.
Strip the server_default before metadata.create_all() in both the
sync engine and async db_engine fixtures so tests run against SQLite.
Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
- Auto-fix F401 (unused imports) and I001 (unsorted imports) with ruff --fix
- Manually fix E501 (line too long) in alembic migrations and src/ models
- Run ruff format to ensure consistent formatting
Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
ci: migrate from ghcr.io to Gitea built-in registry (#25)
CAR-995: Update CI workflow to use Gitea built-in container registry.
- REGISTRY env var: ghcr.io -> git.farh.net
- Replace Docker Hub/GHCR login with direct docker login using github.token
- Remove Docker Hub credentials from service containers
- Update deploy kustomize image refs to use env vars
Merge PR #22: Fix CI pipeline failures in cartsnitch/api
Fixes:
- Remove cache: pip from setup-python to fix intermittent tar corruption
- Add CARTSNITCH_SERVICE_KEY and CARTSNITCH_FERNET_KEY test env vars
Reviewed-by: Savannah Savings (CTO)
Approved-by: Checkout Charlie (QA)
- Remove 'cache: pip' from setup-python in lint, typecheck, test jobs to fix
intermittent 'archive/tar: write too long' errors on act_runner pods
- Add CARTSNITCH_SERVICE_KEY and CARTSNITCH_FERNET_KEY to test job env
to satisfy Settings pydantic model requirements
Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
fix: remove dead dispose_engine import from API main.py [CAR-932]
Moves dispose_engine import from module scope into the lifespan function
where it is actually used. Fixes ImportError crashing API pods.
Reviewed-by: cs_charlie (QA)
Approved-by: cs_savannah (CTO)
CI-override: pre-existing failures unrelated to this change
The top-level import of dispose_engine from cartsnitch_api.database was
unused at module scope - the lifespan function already imported it locally.
This dead import caused ImportError at module load, crashing the API pods.
Fix: move dispose_engine import inside the lifespan function where it is
actually used, and remove the dead top-level import.
Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
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