System Updates: Device Management & Channel Debugging Improvements
What developments have taken place today?
The device registration process has been enhanced to improve efficiency and reduce database load by prioritizing updates over creating new devices when a matching record already exists in the database. This is achieved through an updated UpdateTokenForUserAndDevice function within a mock repository, coupled with improved testing including unit tests for both successful updates and simulated repository errors. The mock repository itself has been refined to accurately represent the intended functionality.
Within the ApiHandlerChannel struct, a debugging print statement has been added to the UpdateLastSeenMessage function to aid in troubleshooting user and channel interactions. The UpdateUnreadCount function now explicitly calls the userChannelRepository with the correct arguments and prints the associated user channel ID for debugging purposes – ensuring consistency with its usage in test cases. A new unit test, TestCreateChannel_UpdateLastSeenMessage, has been added to verify the functionality of these changes by simulating interactions between various repositories and asserting that expected methods are called with accurate parameters.
These improvements collectively streamline device management, enhance debuggability within channel operations, and ensure robust testing for critical data updates— ultimately improving system stability and facilitating easier identification and resolution of potential issues related to user and channel interactions.
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