fix(#7513): align /wallet/history tests + docs with unified envelope#7545
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…nvelope The merged unified envelope from Scottcjn#908/Scottcjn#997 is authoritative, but the checked-in endpoint tests and API documentation still required the older flat-array contract (tx_id, from_addr, counterparty, direction, memo, raw_status, status_reason, confirmations, etc.). This change: * Rewrites node/tests/test_wallet_history.py to assert against the unified envelope {ok, miner_id, transactions, total} for every transaction type (transfer_in, transfer_out, ledger, reward) plus the type-specific extras (from, to, status, reason). Uses a side_effect helper to mock the three live SQL queries (ledger, epoch_rewards, pending_ledger) independently so each branch is exercised in isolation. * Rewrites the wallet_history_* tests in node/tests/test_public_api_ disclosure.py to the same unified contract, including a regression guard that the body is never a bare JSON array. * Adds node/tests/test_wallet_history_contract.py: a live-contract smoke test that parses docs/API.md, derives the documented schema, and asserts the live route's response shape matches it. This prevents the route, docs, and tests from drifting independently. * Updates docs/API.md GET /wallet/history section to document the unified envelope, all four transaction types, the per-field reference, and a migration guide for consumers of the legacy flat-array contract. Test results: * Before: 16 failed, 25 passed (test_wallet_history + test_public_api_disclosure) * After: 31 passed (23 in test_wallet_history + 8 in new test_wallet_history_contract) * The 2 remaining test_miners_* failures in test_public_api_disclosure are pre-existing (Redis rate-limit mock issue), unrelated to Scottcjn#7513, and reproduce on the unmodified main branch. Closes Scottcjn#7513
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This PR introduces changes that improve the codebase. The implementation looks solid overall.
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- Consider adding unit tests for the new functionality if not already present
- Verify edge cases are handled appropriately
- Ensure backward compatibility is maintained
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Hi @maintainers — this PR aligns /wallet/history tests + docs with the unified envelope format. Contributor reviews are in. Would appreciate a maintainer review. Thanks! |
Summary
Aligns the
GET /wallet/historyendpoint tests anddocs/API.mddocumentation with the unified envelope introduced by #908 / #997, so contributors can run a clean targeted test pass and SDK / API consumers have one authoritative contract.Changes
node/tests/test_wallet_history.py— fully rewritten against the unified envelope ({ok, miner_id, transactions, total}); uses aside_effecthelper to mock the three live SQL queries (ledger,epoch_rewards,pending_ledger) independently so each transaction-type branch (transfer_in,transfer_out,ledger,reward) plus the pending status field are exercised in isolation. Net: 23 passing tests.node/tests/test_public_api_disclosure.py—wallet_history_*tests rewritten to the same unified contract, plus a new regression guardtest_wallet_history_envelope_does_not_leak_legacy_flat_arraythat fails if the body ever reverts to a bare JSON array.node/tests/test_wallet_history_contract.py(new) — live-contract smoke test that parsesdocs/API.md, derives the documented schema, and asserts the live route's response shape matches it. This is the anti-drift guard the issue explicitly asked for: "Add a small live-contract smoke test so the route, docs, and tests cannot drift independently again." Net: 8 passing tests, including:test_documented_types_present_in_api_md— every transactiontypethe route can emit is documented.test_legacy_alias_fields_not_present— none of the removed legacy fields (tx_id,from_addr,to_addr,amount_i64,amount_rtc,counterparty,direction,raw_status,status_reason,confirmed_at,confirms_at,confirmations,memo) leak into the envelope.docs/API.md—GET /wallet/historysection rewritten with the unified envelope, all four transaction types, the per-field reference table, error matrix, and a migration guide for consumers of the legacy flat-array contract.Why this approach
Two options were on the table:
Option 1 would silently regress SDK clients that already migrated to the envelope. Option 2 is the fix the issue itself recommends, and it eliminates a third class of "bug" — the contract drift between route, tests, and docs — by adding the contract smoke test.
The new mock helper is necessary because the live route now queries three tables per request, so the old single-
fetchallmock shape could no longer represent any branch correctly.side_effectdispatching on theFROMclause is the minimum change that lets each test stage the exact row shape the branch under test needs.Testing
Result: 31 passed, 0 failed (23 in
test_wallet_history, 8 in newtest_wallet_history_contract).Result: 14 passed, 2 failed. The 2 failures (
test_miners_public_response_exposes_records,test_miners_admin_receives_full_records) are pre-existing — they reproduce on unmodifiedmain(verified viagit stash+ rerun) and are caused by an unrelatedMagicMock/intcomparison insidecheck_api_miners_rate_limit. They are not introduced by this change and are out of scope for #7513.Before this PR (against the reported failing commit
c7336408):Result:
16 failed, 25 passed— exactly the failure count the issue reports.Manual verification
With a running test server (the project's standard
python -m node.rustchain_v2_integrated_v2.2.1_rip200on127.0.0.1:5000):Expected (matches
docs/API.md):{ "ok": true, "miner_id": "alice", "transactions": [ {"type": "transfer_in", "amount": 5.0, "epoch": 200, "timestamp": 1700000000, "tx_hash": "6df5d4d25b...", "from": "bob"}, ... ], "total": 1 }No
tx_id/from_addr/to_addr/counterparty/direction/memo/confirmations/raw_status/status_reasonfields anywhere in the response — matches the documented migration.Trade-offs
body[i].tx_id, etc.) will need to migrate. The new docs section includes a step-by-step mapping to make this trivial.printwarning rather than failing) so future legitimate additions don't require a test edit, while still failing on missing required keys.Closes #7513