Extend Unit Test Coverage of Event Integrations

[brant-livefront]

📔 Objective

In a previous PR (#6504) Claude had suggested a small coverage upgrade. I wanted to add that test and also go back and review coverage to see if we could find any more areas to bring up.

This PR adds several small coverage updates. This should bring most of Event Integrations up to 100%, with some exceptions for APIs that make unit testing not possible (Microsoft Teams) or areas where we'd just be covering for coverage's sake (i.e testing get methods return the value)

⏰ Reminders before review

• Contributor guidelines followed
• All formatters and local linters executed and passed
• Written new unit and / or integration tests where applicable
• Protected functional changes with optionality (feature flags)
• Used internationalization (i18n) for all UI strings
• CI builds passed
• Communicated to DevOps any deployment requirements
• Updated any necessary documentation (Confluence, contributing docs) or informed the documentation team

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• 🌱 (:seedling:) or ♻️ (:recycle:) for future improvements or indications of technical debt
• ⛏ (:pick:) for minor or nitpick changes

[claude]

Claude finished @brant-livefront's task —— View job

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Code Review Complete

I've completed a thorough review of the unit test coverage improvements for Event Integrations. Overall, this is excellent work that significantly improves test coverage with well-structured, comprehensive tests. Below are my findings:

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Summary of Changes

This PR extends unit test coverage for the Event Integrations system, focusing primarily on:

• SlackService: Added comprehensive error handling and improved return types
• SlackIntegrationHandler: Now properly handles Slack API responses and implements retry logic
• Test Coverage: Added extensive tests across controllers, services, and models
• Code Quality: Minor refactoring (method naming, collection expressions)

Coverage Impact: +0.05% overall project coverage (51.86% → 51.92%)

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Critical Issues

1. Removed Null Check in Response Model (BREAKING CHANGE)

Location: src/Api/AdminConsole/Models/Response/Organizations/OrganizationIntegrationConfigurationResponseModel.cs:12-14

Issue: The ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull check was removed from the constructor:

- ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull(organizationIntegrationConfiguration);
-
  Id = organizationIntegrationConfiguration.Id;

Impact: This removes defensive programming protection. If null is passed, the code will throw a NullReferenceException instead of a clear ArgumentNullException.

Recommendation: Keep the null check. While the parameter is non-nullable by design (no ?), explicit null validation provides better error messages and defends against misuse. This follows the repository's nullable reference type standards (ADR 0024).

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2. Overly Broad Exception Handling

Location: src/Core/AdminConsole/Services/Implementations/EventIntegrations/SlackService.cs

Issue: Multiple catch blocks catch all exceptions without specificity:

• Lines 141-149 in SendSlackMessageByChannelIdAsync
• Lines 157-166 in GetUserIdByEmailAsync
• Lines 191-200 in OpenDmChannelAsync

catch
{
    logger.LogError("Error parsing Slack message response: invalid JSON");
    return null;
}

Problems:

1. Catches JsonException (expected) but also OutOfMemoryException, ThreadAbortException, etc. (not expected)
2. Logs only generic errors without exception details
3. Swallows exceptions that might indicate serious problems

Recommendation: Catch specific exceptions and include exception details:

catch (JsonException ex)
{
    logger.LogError(ex, "Error parsing Slack message response: invalid JSON");
    return null;
}

This improves:

• Debugging capability (exception details in logs)
• Observability (can track specific error types)
• Safety (serious exceptions won't be hidden)

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3. String Comparison Without StringComparison Parameter

Location: src/Core/AdminConsole/Services/Implementations/EventIntegrations/SlackIntegrationHandler.cs:32-36

Issue: Multiple string.Equals() calls without explicit StringComparison:

if (slackResponse.Error.Equals("internal_error") ||
    slackResponse.Error.Equals("message_limit_exceeded") ||
    slackResponse.Error.Equals("rate_limited") ||
    slackResponse.Error.Equals("ratelimited") ||
    slackResponse.Error.Equals("service_unavailable"))

Impact: Uses culture-dependent comparison by default, which could theoretically cause issues if the culture is changed (though unlikely with these specific strings).

Recommendation: Use StringComparison.Ordinal or StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase:

if (slackResponse.Error.Equals("internal_error", StringComparison.Ordinal) ||
    slackResponse.Error.Equals("message_limit_exceeded", StringComparison.Ordinal) ||
    // ... etc

Alternative: Consider a HashSet for better performance and clarity:

private static readonly HashSet<string> RetryableErrors = new(StringComparer.Ordinal)
{
    "internal_error",
    "message_limit_exceeded", 
    "rate_limited",
    "ratelimited",
    "service_unavailable"
};

// Then use:
if (RetryableErrors.Contains(slackResponse.Error))
{
    result.Retryable = true;
}

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Suggested Improvements

4. Inconsistent Error Message Handling

Location: src/Core/AdminConsole/Services/Implementations/EventIntegrations/SlackService.cs:62

Issue: Error logging uses result?.Error ?? "Unknown Error" but doesn't handle the case where result.Error might be empty:

logger.LogError("Error getting Channel Ids: {Error}", result?.Error ?? "Unknown Error");

Recommendation: Also check for empty strings:

logger.LogError("Error getting Channel Ids: {Error}", 
    string.IsNullOrEmpty(result?.Error) ? "Unknown Error" : result.Error);

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5. Missing Null Check Before Property Access

Location: src/Core/AdminConsole/Services/Implementations/EventIntegrations/SlackService.cs:58

Issue: Accessing result.ResponseMetadata.NextCursor without checking if ResponseMetadata is null:

if (result is { Ok: true })
{
    matchingChannelIds.AddRange(result.Channels
        .Where(channel => channelNames.Contains(channel.Name))
        .Select(channel => channel.Id));
    nextCursor = result.ResponseMetadata.NextCursor; // Could be null
}

Context: SlackApiResponse initializes ResponseMetadata with new(), so this is likely safe. However, for defensive programming:

Recommendation: Either:

1. Make ResponseMetadata non-nullable in the model definition (if it's guaranteed by Slack API)
2. Add a null-conditional operator: result.ResponseMetadata?.NextCursor ?? string.Empty

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6. Test Naming Consistency

Location: Various test files

Issue: Some test names use different patterns:

• GetChannelIdsAsync_ApiError_ReturnsEmptyResult ✓ Good
• PostDeleteAsync_AllParamsProvided_Succeeds ✓ Good
• CreateAsync_CodeIsEmpty_ThrowsBadRequest ✓ Good

But some could be more specific:

• HandleAsync_SuccessfulRequest_ReturnsSuccess (what makes it successful?)
• EvaluateFilterGroup_EqualsUserId_Matches (good but could specify "when equal")

Recommendation: Continue with the current pattern. It's generally clear and follows the MethodName_Scenario_ExpectedBehavior convention well.

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Security Considerations

✅ Good Security Practices Observed:

1. No sensitive data in logs: Error logging doesn't expose tokens, secrets, or PII
2. Token handling: Tokens are passed as parameters, not logged
3. Authorization checks: All controller tests verify organization ownership
4. Input validation: Comprehensive validation tests for malformed inputs
5. OAuth state validation: Proper expiration and hash verification in tests

⚠️ Security Note:

The error handling improvements in SlackService are good, but ensure that:

• Error responses from Slack don't contain sensitive data before logging
• Current implementation logs result.Error which should be safe (standard Slack error codes)

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Performance Considerations

Minor Performance Opportunities:

1. String allocations in retry logic (Issue .NET Core Runtime #3 above): Using a HashSet for error code comparison would be marginally more efficient
2. Collection expressions: Good use of modern C# syntax ([] instead of new[])
3. Pagination handling: The do-while loop in GetChannelIdsAsync is well-implemented

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Good Practices Observed

1. Comprehensive test coverage across success, failure, edge cases, and error conditions
2. Proper mocking with NSubstitute throughout tests
3. Async naming convention followed (OpenDmChannelAsync correction)
4. Modern C# syntax (collection expressions, pattern matching)
5. Interface documentation with XML comments and API references
6. Nullable reference types properly used in test files

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Action Items for Author

Must Fix (Before Merge):

1. ❌ Restore the null check in OrganizationIntegrationConfigurationResponseModel constructor
2. ❌ Use specific exception types in catch blocks (catch JsonException specifically)
3. ❌ Add StringComparison parameter to string.Equals() calls

Should Fix (Recommended):

4. ⚠️ Consider HashSet approach for retryable error codes (cleaner and more performant)
5. ⚠️ Include exception details in error logs (use logger.LogError(ex, ...)))

Nice to Have:

6. 💭 Add null-conditional operator for ResponseMetadata.NextCursor access (defensive programming)

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Additional Context: Reviewer Comments

The reviewer mentioned "Claude's second reported issue" and "minor cleanup items." Based on this review:

• The ArgumentNullException removal is likely the "second issue" referenced
• The string comparison and exception handling are likely the "cleanup items"

The reviewer's note about "not fully versed in nullables" suggests they may have thought the null check was unnecessary due to nullable reference types. However, per ADR 0024, explicit null validation is still recommended for public APIs.

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Conclusion

This PR represents high-quality work with comprehensive test coverage improvements. The implementation changes to SlackService and SlackIntegrationHandler add important error handling and observability.

The critical issues identified are relatively minor fixes that improve robustness and follow best practices. Once addressed, this PR will be ready to merge.

Recommendation: Request changes for the three "Must Fix" items, implement the "Should Fix" items if time permits.

[withinfocus]

Claude's second reported issue as well as some of the minor cleanup items seem like good ideas to fix now. I guess it's not fully versed in nullables though.

[github-actions]

Checkmarx One – Scan Summary & Details – 0f23a26f-b6b0-4448-9316-caaf17cc8ae9

Great job! No new security vulnerabilities introduced in this pull request

[codecov]

Codecov Report

❌ Patch coverage is 97.91667% with 1 line in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
✅ Project coverage is 51.94%. Comparing base (07a18d3) to head (a48c992).
⚠️ Report is 1 commits behind head on main.

Files with missing lines	Patch %	Lines
...e/Services/NoopImplementations/NoopSlackService.cs	0.00%	1 Missing ⚠️

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