Improve CI workflows and expand test coverage#10
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- Add pull_request trigger to macOS workflow - Add swift-actions/setup-swift@v2 with Swift 6.1.0 to macOS workflow - Upgrade actions/checkout from v3 to v4 in both workflows - Upgrade upload-pages-artifact from v1 to v3 and deploy-pages from v1 to v4 - Add 16 new tests covering removeLast with count, dismiss priority ordering, popToRoot with active dialogs, model identity (unique IDs), sheet onDismiss callbacks, and alert replacement behavior Closes 0xLeif#9 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This pull request significantly improves the project by adding CI triggers and expanding test coverage for the Navigator class. The 16 new tests are well-written and cover a wide range of functionality, including path management, dismiss priority ordering, and model identity. My review includes a few minor suggestions to enhance the clarity and focus of some of the new tests.
| navigator.append("Path1") | ||
| navigator.append("Path2") | ||
| navigator.append("Path3") | ||
| #expect(navigator.path.count == 3) |
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This assertion checks the state after the "arrange" phase of the test. While not incorrect, it's generally better for a unit test to focus on a single action and its outcome. Since append functionality is covered by other tests (e.g., testMultipleAppends), consider removing this line to make the test more focused on its primary goal: verifying the behavior of removeLast(_:).
| let navigator = Navigator() | ||
| navigator.append("Path1") | ||
| navigator.append("Path2") | ||
| #expect(navigator.path.count == 2) |
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This assertion checks the state after the "arrange" phase. To keep the test focused on its main purpose (testing dismiss() falling through to path removal), consider removing this pre-condition check. The append functionality is verified in other dedicated tests.
| let alert1 = Navigator.NavigatorAlert( | ||
| title: "Alert 1", | ||
| message: { Text("Message") }, | ||
| actions: { EmptyView() } | ||
| ) | ||
| let alert2 = Navigator.NavigatorAlert( | ||
| title: "Alert 2", | ||
| message: { Text("Message") }, | ||
| actions: { EmptyView() } | ||
| ) | ||
| #expect(alert1.id != alert2.id, "Each NavigatorAlert should have a unique ID.") |
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To make this test's intent clearer, consider creating both NavigatorAlert instances with identical parameters. This emphasizes that new instances always get unique IDs, regardless of their content, which is the behavior being tested.
| let alert1 = Navigator.NavigatorAlert( | |
| title: "Alert 1", | |
| message: { Text("Message") }, | |
| actions: { EmptyView() } | |
| ) | |
| let alert2 = Navigator.NavigatorAlert( | |
| title: "Alert 2", | |
| message: { Text("Message") }, | |
| actions: { EmptyView() } | |
| ) | |
| #expect(alert1.id != alert2.id, "Each NavigatorAlert should have a unique ID.") | |
| let alert1 = Navigator.NavigatorAlert( | |
| title: "Alert", | |
| message: { Text("Message") }, | |
| actions: { EmptyView() } | |
| ) | |
| let alert2 = Navigator.NavigatorAlert( | |
| title: "Alert", | |
| message: { Text("Message") }, | |
| actions: { EmptyView() } | |
| ) | |
| #expect(alert1.id != alert2.id, "Each NavigatorAlert should have a unique ID, even with identical content.") |
| let sheet1 = Navigator.NavigatorSheet(content: { Text("Sheet 1") }) | ||
| let sheet2 = Navigator.NavigatorSheet(content: { Text("Sheet 2") }) | ||
| #expect(sheet1.id != sheet2.id, "Each NavigatorSheet should have a unique ID.") |
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To improve the clarity of this test, consider creating both NavigatorSheet instances with identical content. This better demonstrates that new instances are unique regardless of their configuration.
| let sheet1 = Navigator.NavigatorSheet(content: { Text("Sheet 1") }) | |
| let sheet2 = Navigator.NavigatorSheet(content: { Text("Sheet 2") }) | |
| #expect(sheet1.id != sheet2.id, "Each NavigatorSheet should have a unique ID.") | |
| let sheet1 = Navigator.NavigatorSheet(content: { Text("Sheet") }) | |
| let sheet2 = Navigator.NavigatorSheet(content: { Text("Sheet") }) | |
| #expect(sheet1.id != sheet2.id, "Each NavigatorSheet should have a unique ID, even with identical content.") |
| let dialog1 = Navigator.NavigatorConfirmDialog( | ||
| title: "Dialog 1", | ||
| message: { Text("Message") }, | ||
| actions: { EmptyView() } | ||
| ) | ||
| let dialog2 = Navigator.NavigatorConfirmDialog( | ||
| title: "Dialog 2", | ||
| message: { Text("Message") }, | ||
| actions: { EmptyView() } | ||
| ) | ||
| #expect(dialog1.id != dialog2.id, "Each NavigatorConfirmDialog should have a unique ID.") |
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To make this test's intent clearer, consider creating both NavigatorConfirmDialog instances with identical parameters. This emphasizes that new instances always get unique IDs, regardless of their content.
| let dialog1 = Navigator.NavigatorConfirmDialog( | |
| title: "Dialog 1", | |
| message: { Text("Message") }, | |
| actions: { EmptyView() } | |
| ) | |
| let dialog2 = Navigator.NavigatorConfirmDialog( | |
| title: "Dialog 2", | |
| message: { Text("Message") }, | |
| actions: { EmptyView() } | |
| ) | |
| #expect(dialog1.id != dialog2.id, "Each NavigatorConfirmDialog should have a unique ID.") | |
| let dialog1 = Navigator.NavigatorConfirmDialog( | |
| title: "Dialog", | |
| message: { Text("Message") }, | |
| actions: { EmptyView() } | |
| ) | |
| let dialog2 = Navigator.NavigatorConfirmDialog( | |
| title: "Dialog", | |
| message: { Text("Message") }, | |
| actions: { EmptyView() } | |
| ) | |
| #expect(dialog1.id != dialog2.id, "Each NavigatorConfirmDialog should have a unique ID, even with identical content.") |
…al params in identity tests Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks for the thorough review! All 5 suggestions addressed in 07d8029:
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Review: Approve (self-authored PR — cannot use GitHub's approve action)
Well-structured CI improvements and thorough test coverage expansion.
CI changes:
pull_requesttrigger added to macOS workflow — correctly uses["**"]for branches since this is the only CI platform for this SwiftUI-only package.swift-actions/setup-swift@v2with Swift 6.1.0 added to macOS workflow, matching sibling repos.actions/checkoutv3 -> v4 in both macOS and docc workflows.upload-pages-artifactv1 -> v3,deploy-pagesv1 -> v4 in docc.- The rationale for no Linux/Windows CI is correct — all source files import SwiftUI.
Test coverage (13 -> 29 tests):
removeLast(_:)with explicit count and default count — verifies both overloads.- Dismiss priority chain tests (alert > confirmDialog > sheet > path) are particularly valuable — they verify the dismiss ordering logic step by step, confirming each layer is cleared independently.
popToRoot()test with all dialog types simultaneously active verifies complete state reset.- Unique ID generation tests for
NavigatorAlert,NavigatorSheet, andNavigatorConfirmDialogensure identity semantics work correctly for SwiftUI'sIdentifiable-based presentation. - Sheet
onDismisscallback tests verify storage, invocation, and nil handling. - Alert replacement test confirms that presenting a new alert replaces (not stacks) the existing one.
All tests correctly use @MainActor since Navigator is main-actor-isolated.
LGTM.
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Review: Good set of changes overall. The action upgrades and PR triggers are welcome, and the 16 new tests provide solid coverage of dismiss priority, path management, model identity, and sheet callbacks. One concern: the Note: CI has no checks on this PR because the current |
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Friendly ping — this PR is ready for review when you have a moment. All CI checks are passing. |
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Summary
Closes #9
pull_requesttrigger to the macOS CI workflow so PRs are tested before mergeswift-actions/setup-swift@v2with Swift 6.1.0 to macOS workflow (matching sibling repos like AppState)actions/checkoutfrom v3 to v4 in bothmacOS.ymlanddocc.ymldocc.yml:upload-pages-artifactv1 -> v3,deploy-pagesv1 -> v4New test coverage
removeLast(_:)with explicit count and default countdismiss()priority ordering: alert > confirmDialog > sheet > pathpopToRoot()with all dialog types simultaneously activeNavigatorAlert,NavigatorSheet,NavigatorConfirmDialogunique ID generationNavigatorSheet.onDismisscallback storage and invocationWhy no ubuntu/windows workflows
All three source files (
Navigation.swift,Navigator.swift,NavigatorButton.swift) import SwiftUI and use SwiftUI-only types (NavigationStack,View,ObservableObject,@Published,@ViewBuilder, sheets, alerts). SwiftUI is not available on Linux or Windows, so cross-platform CI workflows would fail at build time. This is the correct tradeoff for an Apple-platform-only package.Test plan
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