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Backend Report

The backend testing report outlines the results of testing conducted on the project's backend components using Python and pytest. A total of 103 tests were executed, with 99 passing, 4 skipped, and 498 warnings noted, indicating a generally stable backend but highlighting areas for further investigation. The report emphasizes the importance of addressing the skipped tests and warnings to ensure overall code quality and functionality.

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Backend Report

The backend testing report outlines the results of testing conducted on the project's backend components using Python and pytest. A total of 103 tests were executed, with 99 passing, 4 skipped, and 498 warnings noted, indicating a generally stable backend but highlighting areas for further investigation. The report emphasizes the importance of addressing the skipped tests and warnings to ensure overall code quality and functionality.

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Backend Test Report

1. Overview

This report summarizes the results of backend testing performed on the project. The
primary goal of this testing phase was to verify the functionality and reliability of the
backend components, including both unit-level logic and integration points like API
endpoints. Testing was conducted using Python and the pytest framework.

2. Test Environment

The tests were executed in the following environment:

• Platform: win32
• Python Version: 3.12.7
• Pytest Version: 8.0.0
• Key Plugins: anyio-4.2.0, langsmith-0.3.42, asyncio-0.23.5, cov-4.1.0
• Asyncio Mode: STRICT

3. Test Structure

The automated tests were organized into two main categories: unit tests and integration
tests, reflecting a hierarchical approach to verifying different layers of the backend
system. The structure is illustrated below:
• Integration Tests: Located in the tests/integration/ directory, these tests
focused on verifying the behavior of various API endpoints, ensuring that different
parts of the system work together correctly. Specific endpoint categories tested
include application, assessment, authentication, conversation, health, job,
notification, and user endpoints.
• Unit Tests: Located in the tests/unit/ directory, these tests focused on
validating individual components or modules in isolation, such as database
interactions ( test_db.py ), security functions ( test_security.py ), and user
data models ( test_user_model.py ).

4. Test Execution Summary

The test suite was executed, collecting a total of 103 test items across both unit and
integration test modules. The execution results are summarized below:
• Total Tests Collected: 103
• Passed: 99
• Skipped: 4
• Warnings: 498
• Total Execution Time: 103.22 seconds (approximately 1 minute 43 seconds)

The vast majority of tests passed successfully, indicating a generally stable backend.
Four tests were skipped, which may require further investigation to understand the
reasons. A significant number of warnings were generated, which should be reviewed to
identify potential issues or necessary code/configuration adjustments.

5. Conclusion

The backend testing phase, utilizing pytest in a Python environment, successfully


executed 103 tests covering unit and integration aspects. The results show high pass rate
(99 out of 103), demonstrating core backend functionality is working as expected.
Attention should be given to the 4 skipped tests and the 498 warnings generated during
the run to ensure comprehensive coverage and code quality.

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