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Run stripe tests in CI #410

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@coderabbitai Make sure that the .env file is read before running the Stripe tests, so they are not skipped

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@emanuelen5 It appears that there are no direct references to dotenv or similar environment variable management libraries in the JavaScript or TypeScript files within the repository. This could mean that the .env file is either being loaded in a non-standard way or it's managed by another process not visible in the repository's codebase.

Since the standard approach with dotenv is not used, the loading of environment variables might be handled by the test runner configuration or through another setup mechanism that isn't immediately apparent from the repository's code.

If the Stripe tests are being skipped due to missing environment variables, you might want to ensure that the test runner or CI/CD pipeline is configured to load the .env file before the tests start. This could involve adding a step to your CI/CD configuration or a pre-test script in your package.json.

If you have a specific setup or test file that should be handling this, please point me to it, and I can look into that file directly. Otherwise, you may need to manually check your test runner or CI/CD pipeline settings.

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@emanuelen5 To ensure that the .env file is being read before the Stripe tests are executed, I'll need to check the test setup scripts or configuration files where environment variables are typically loaded. I'll generate a script to locate and display the contents of the test setup files or any relevant configuration files that might be responsible for loading the .env file.


The output from the script does not explicitly show the loading of a .env file before the execution of tests. However, it's common for environment variables to be loaded within test scripts or setup files in Node.js projects using libraries like dotenv. Since the output includes various configuration and setup files, but none of them seem to include code for loading .env files, we may need to look for a specific test setup file or a script that is run before the tests.

To proceed, I'll generate a script to search for any occurrences of dotenv or similar environment variable management in the JavaScript and TypeScript files, which would indicate where the .env file is being loaded.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Find files that are likely to be responsible for loading .env files
fd --type f --extension sh --extension js --extension json "test|setup|config" | xargs cat

Length of output: 16335



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for dotenv or similar environment variable management usage
rg --type js --type ts "require\(['\"]dotenv['\"]\)|import ['\"]dotenv['\"]"

Length of output: 86

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emanuelen5 commented Jan 10, 2024

All of the subscription tests pass now. The following test still fail, though

test-1              | FAILED shop/test/stripe_payment_intent_test.py::StripePaymentIntentTest::test_pay_with_stripe_fail
test-1              | FAILED shop/test/stripe_payment_intent_test.py::StripePaymentIntentTest::test_pay_with_stripe_success
test-1              | FAILED shop/test/stripe_payment_intent_test.py::StripePaymentIntentTest::test_get_payment_intent_with_declined_card
test-1              | FAILED shop/test/stripe_payment_intent_test.py::StripePaymentIntentTest::test_get_payment_intent_few
test-1              | FAILED systest/api/purchase_test.py::Test::test_purchase_from_existing_member_using_auto_validating_3ds_card_works

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^ Rebased onto origin/master

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