[WIP] Increase unit test coverage for db module#1383
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Thanks for assigning this issue to me. I'm starting to work on it and will keep this PR's description up to date as I form a plan and make progress.
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<issue_title>✨ [Feature] Increase unit test coverage</issue_title>
<issue_description>The target repository is goravel/framework</issue_description>
<agent_instructions>Create a PR for Task 1.1 that is in goravel/goravel#43 (comment)</agent_instructions>
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@hwbrzzl Thanks, this's continuous work, feel free to do this, you can run the `go test -cover` command to check the test coverage. @hwbrzzl Thanks for the job. Yes, there is [a tests folder](https://github.com/goravel/framework/tree/master/tests) to test the db module, all db drivers are tested there. The database folder cannot be tested with a real db driver actually, can only add test cases with mock. @hwbrzzl ## 📊 Coverage Analysis & Implementation PlanCurrent Status: 69.40% overall coverage (13,578 of 19,563 lines covered)
Target: 85-90% overall coverage
Source: Latest commit on master branch (29a6104)
This plan is organized by priority based on current coverage levels and potential impact. I'll implement these incrementally, starting with the lowest coverage modules for maximum impact.</comment_new>
<comment_new>@hwbrzzl
🔴 Priority 1: Low Coverage Modules (<50%)
Task 1.1: Route Module (22.69% → 70%)
Task 1.2: Crypt Module (34.02% → 70%)
Task 1.3: Mail Module (42.26% → 70%)
Task 1.4: Filesystem Module (43.65% → 70%)
Task 1.5: Hash Module (43.88% → 70%)
Priority 1 Total Expected Gain: ~10% overall coverage</comment_new>
<comment_new>@hwbrzzl
🟡 Priority 2: Medium Coverage Modules (50-70%)
Task 2.1: Console Module (54.83% → 75%)
Task 2.2: Event Module (53.52% → 75%)
Task 2.3: Cache Module (56.05% → 75%)
Task 2.4: Grpc Module (56.73% → 75%)
Task 2.5: Queue Module (63.25% → 80%)
Task 2.6: Auth Module (67.06% → 80%)
Task 2.7: Config Module (68.00% → 85%)
Task 2.8: Foundation Module (68.91% → 80%)
Task 2.9: Session Module (69.59% → 80%)
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