Tighten domain_lookup test assertions: exact error patterns, boundary values, and console side-effect guards#10
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Tighten domain_lookup test assertions: exact error patterns, boundary values, and console side-effect guards
May 13, 2026
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Test suite had loose assertions that passed as long as any
Invalid keyworderror was thrown, didn't cover valid boundary inputs, used string literals inconsistently, and had no guard against silent console pollution when skipping bad JSON lines.Changes
/Invalid keyword value:/instead of/Invalid keyword/, ensuring the specific validation branch inservice.jsis exercisedmaxDomainLength— Added test asserting both1and253are accepted (the inclusive bounds enforced atservice.js:225)parseJsonOutputinvalid-JSON test from a string literal to/Failed to parse JSON output/regex, matching the actual error format ("Failed to parse JSON output: <reason>") and aligning with the rest of the fileconsole.errorandconsole.warnduring the invalid-JSON-line-skipping test to assert the service silently discards bad lines with no unexpected logging:Original prompt