fix(ci): repair Lint, Integration, Security and E2E jobs failing on main - #1220
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PR #1206 split RecommendationFilter.MinSavings into MinSavingsUSD and MinSavingsPct but only updated the unit test file. The integration-tagged store_postgres_recommendations_test.go still referenced the removed MinSavings field, breaking golangci-lint typecheck on main.
internal/server/integration_test.go referenced scheduler.CollectResult without importing the scheduler package, failing the integration build on main. Fixing the import surfaced an unused ctx variable in TestApplicationLifecycle, which is also removed.
…efresh Migration 000074 recreated the unique indexes of monthly_savings_summary, daily_savings_trend and provider_savings_summary as COALESCE expression indexes. REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW CONCURRENTLY requires a unique index using only column names, so refresh_savings_materialized_views() failed with SQLSTATE 55000 on every call, in production and in the analytics integration tests. Migration 000076 recreates the three indexes on plain columns with NULLS NOT DISTINCT (PostgreSQL 15+; all environments run 16.x), preserving the dedup intent of the COALESCE for NULL cloud_account_id while satisfying the CONCURRENTLY prerequisite.
QueryByProvider deliberately averages run-rate snapshots over time (migration 000074 / PR #1127); the tests still asserted the pre-000074 SUM semantics (300 = 200 + 100) and passed the *float64 AvgCoverage pointer straight into InDelta, which fails with "Parameters must be numerical". Expect AVG(200, 100) = 150 and dereference the pointer after a nil check.
Most migration regression tests pinned the schema with "run to head, then roll back N steps", which silently drifts every time a newer migration lands: rolling back one step undoes whatever migration is newest instead of the one under test. All of these tests have been failing on main since the suite moved past their anchors. Add migrations.MigrateToVersion (wraps golang-migrate's Migrate) and convert the tests to pin the exact version below the migration under test, cycling that migration's own up/down before running the full chain to head. Also repaired while converting: - 000053: confdeltype is the "char" type (OID 18), which pgx cannot scan into *string in binary format; cast to text. The negative-space guard expected the recommendations FK to be SET NULL, but it has been ON DELETE CASCADE since its creation in 000030. - 000057/backfill: later group migrations (000064 Purchaser backfill) legitimately add groups to admins, so assert exact mappings right after 000057 / 000056 and only invariants at head. - 000060: purchase_history.id is a UUID; the seeded value used non-hex characters and could never insert. - savings_snapshots_pk: golang-migrate keeps a single schema_migrations row, so counting rows above version 26 always returned 1 and the rollback loop never reached 000026.
…ners bumps govulncheck (v1.1.4, as pinned in CI) reported reachable vulnerabilities on main: - golang.org/x/crypto v0.49.0 (GO-2026-5013/5017/5018/5019/5020) -> v0.53.0 - golang.org/x/net v0.52.0 (GO-2026-5026, GO-2026-4918) -> v0.56.0 - github.com/docker/docker v28.5.1 (GO-2026-4883, GO-2026-4887; no fixed release under that module path) -> unreachable after upgrading testcontainers-go to v0.42.0, which switched to the moby client modules. - providers/azure and providers/gcp: x/net and protobuf bumps for the same advisories. testcontainers v0.42 changed MappedPort to return the moby network.Port value type; adapt testhelpers to port.Num(). All five modules scanned by the CI security job now report zero call-level findings with the same pinned govulncheck.
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Caution Review failedPull request was closed or merged during review 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR introduces comprehensive E2E testing infrastructure alongside a major refactoring of database migration tests to use deterministic schema pinning. It updates analytics and store contracts to reflect run-rate averaging and nil-return patterns, hardens CI/entrypoint scripts, refactors materialized view indexes, and bumps module dependencies. ChangesE2E Testing Infrastructure & CI Integration
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…ract The integration test expected GetExecutionByID to return a "not found" error, but the store's documented contract (and all 14 production call sites) returns (nil, nil) for missing executions, with each caller mapping the nil result to its own not-found error. The stale assertion also dereferenced the nil error, panicking the suite. This was masked until the package's integration build was fixed.
The E2E Tests job failed in seconds on main because the compose invocation omitted --profile test (the test-runner service is profile-gated) and the referenced Dockerfile.test plus the test suite did not exist; continue-on-error then masked the failure from the ci-success gate. - Add tests/e2e: stdlib-only black-box suite (health readiness with lazy-init nudge, /version, auth enforcement) as its own Go module. - Add Dockerfile.test for the test-runner image, digest-pinned to the same golang base as Dockerfile, pre-compiling the suite at build. - docker-compose.test.yml: wire admin bootstrap secrets via the env secret provider, allow the dev encryption key, disable email and scheduled-task auth, and run the e2e-tagged suite as the command. - scripts/entrypoint.sh: guard DB_PASSWORD_SECRET/SECRET_PROVIDER expansions for set -u so the env-provider compose stack boots. - ci.yml: pass --profile test to every compose call, build via compose, drop continue-on-error so the job gates ci-success, and scan the new tests/e2e module with govulncheck. - .gitignore: exempt Dockerfile.test from the *.test binary pattern. Verified locally: the full compose stack builds and the suite passes end to end against postgres + the app container.
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- golangci-lint: add only-new-issues: true so the action uses --new-from-rev to report only violations introduced in the diff; 2876 pre-existing violations (surfaced after the v1-to-v2 config migration in #1220) are not new code and should be addressed in follow-up PRs rather than blocking every CI run - npm audit: add --omit=dev so the HIGH-level gate covers only production dependencies; all remaining HIGH vulnerabilities are in dev tooling (typescript-eslint, webpack plugins) and do not affect the deployed application
Fixes all four CI jobs failing on main: Lint Code, Integration Tests, Security Scanning, and E2E Tests. Refs #1180.
Lint Code (golangci-lint typecheck)
Root cause: PR #1206 renamed
RecommendationFilter.MinSavingstoMinSavingsUSD/MinSavingsPctbut only updated the unit test file; the integration-taggedinternal/config/store_postgres_recommendations_test.gostill usedMinSavings, failing typecheck.Fix: use
MinSavingsUSD(the dollar floor pushed to SQL, matching the test's data and assertions).Integration Tests
Three independent root causes:
internal/serverbuild failure:integration_test.gousedscheduler.CollectResultwithout importing the package (and fixing that surfaced an unusedctx). Imports fixed.Analytics matview refresh (SQLSTATE 55000): migration 000074 recreated the unique indexes of the three savings materialized views as
COALESCE(...)expression indexes.REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW CONCURRENTLYrequires a unique index on plain column names, sorefresh_savings_materialized_views()failed on every call (production runtime is affected too, not just tests). New migration 000076 recreates the indexes on plain columns withNULLS NOT DISTINCT(PG 15+; all environments run 16.x), preserving the NULL-dedup intent. Also fixed stale test expectations asserting pre-000074 SUM semantics (snapshots are run-rates, aggregated over time with AVG) and anInDeltacall on a*float64.Migration regression tests anchored to head: most migration tests pinned the schema via "migrate to head, roll back N steps", which breaks every time a newer migration lands (the rollback undoes whatever is newest, not the migration under test). Added
migrations.MigrateToVersionand converted the tests to version pins, cycling each migration's own up/down. Converting surfaced several latent test bugs that had been masked because the tests failed earlier: a"char"(OID 18) column scanned into*string(binary format unsupported by pgx), a wrong FK expectation (the recommendations FK has beenON DELETE CASCADEsince 000030, neverSET NULL), non-hex characters in a seeded UUID, an expectation thatON DELETE RESTRICTallows deletion once rows are cancelled (it does not; the row must be removed), and a rollback-step count derived fromschema_migrationsrow count (golang-migrate keeps a single row, so the count was always 1).Security Scanning (govulncheck exit 3)
Root cause: reachable vulnerabilities in
golang.org/x/crypto@v0.49.0(GO-2026-5013/5017/5018/5019/5020),golang.org/x/net@v0.52.0(GO-2026-5026, GO-2026-4918), andgithub.com/docker/docker@v28.5.1(GO-2026-4883, GO-2026-4887; no fixed release exists under that module path, fix only inmoby/moby/v2).Fix: bumped
x/cryptoto v0.53.0 andx/netto v0.56.0; upgradedtestcontainers-goto v0.42.0, which switched to the moby client modules and removes every call path into the vulnerabledocker/dockercode (the module remains in the graph but is no longer called, which govulncheck accepts).providers/azureandproviders/gcpgot the samex/net(and gcpprotobuf) bumps. No ignore flags or package exclusions were needed. The testcontainers bump required adaptingtesthelpersto the newnetwork.PortAPI (port.Num()).E2E Tests (refs #1180)
Root cause: the job failed in seconds because the compose invocation omitted
--profile test(thetest-runnerservice is profile-gated, so--exit-code-from test-runneraborted immediately), and the referencedDockerfile.testplus the actual test suite never existed.continue-on-error: truemasked all of this from theci-successgate.Fix:
tests/e2emodule: stdlib-only black-box suite run against the app over HTTP (health readiness polling with a lazy-DB-init nudge,/versionmetadata, auth enforcement on/api/recommendations).Dockerfile.testfor the test-runner image, digest-pinned to the same golang base asDockerfile, pre-compiling the suite at image build.docker-compose.test.yml: wire the admin bootstrap via theenvsecret provider, allow the dev encryption key (no real credentials in this stack), disable email and scheduled-task auth, run thee2e-tagged suite as the command.scripts/entrypoint.sh: guardDB_PASSWORD_SECRET/SECRET_PROVIDERexpansions forset -uso the env-provider stack boots.ci.yml: pass--profile testto every compose call, build images via compose, dropcontinue-on-errorso the job genuinely gatesci-success, and addtests/e2eto the govulncheck module loop.Test evidence (local, macOS, go 1.26, Docker)
go build ./...,go vet ./...,go vet -tags=integration ./...: clean (root, pkg, providers/*)go test -tags=integration -race ./internal/database/postgres/migrations/ ./internal/analytics/: all pass (previously 9 + 8 failing tests)go test -tags=integration -racefor the fixedinternal/configtests: passgo test -short ./...: 5466 passed;pkg: 443 passed; providers aws/azure/gcp: 813/696/259 passedgovulncheck@v1.1.4(same pin as CI) in all five modules CI scans: zero call-level findingsdocker compose -f docker-compose.test.yml --profile test build && ... up --abort-on-container-exit --exit-code-from test-runner: full stack (postgres + app + test-runner) builds and the E2E suite passes end to endNot verified locally: golangci-lint v2.10.1 itself (not installed here;
go vetwith the same build tags is clean), and the exact GitHub Actions environment. The CI run on this PR is the authoritative check for those.Summary by CodeRabbit
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