Improve test coverage for challengeHostTeamsCtrl.js from 70.51% #4797
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Description
This PR addresses issue #4731 by significantly improving test coverage for
challengeHostTeamsCtrl.js
from the current 70.51%.Changes Made
Based on systematic analysis using Lumyst (Gemini 2.5 Pro Sequential Thinking), I identified and implemented the following missing test cases:
1. Untested Functions
activateCollapsible()
functionload()
function with success, error, and edge cases2. Critical Edge Cases
count: 0
)3. Enhanced Error Handling Tests
4. Dialog Interaction Tests
stopPropagation
)5. Form Validation & State Management
storeChallengeHostTeamId
with null/undefined valuesHow Lumyst Assisted
Lumyst (Gemini 2.5 Pro Sequential Thinking) was instrumental in this process:
Test Coverage Improvements
Files Changed
frontend/tests/controllers-test/challengeHostTeamsCtrl.test.js
- Enhanced with comprehensive test coverageTesting
All new tests follow the existing testing patterns and use proper mocking/spying techniques. The tests cover:
Suggestions for Lumyst Improvements
This PR significantly improves the robustness and reliability of the challengeHostTeamsCtrl tests while maintaining code quality standards.