🧪 [Testing] Add test for empty errors handling in GraphQLResponse

[abn]

🎯 What: The GraphQLResponse.errors property was lacking tests covering scenarios where the "errors" key in the payload is either missing or explicitly set to None.
📊 Coverage: Added tests to cover missing "errors" key and explicit {"errors": None} key.
✨ Result: Improved test coverage and reliability of GraphQLResponse's error parsing logic, ensuring it safely handles absent or null error lists.

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Review Summary by Qodo

Add tests for GraphQLResponse empty errors handling

🧪 Tests

Walkthroughs

Description

• Add test for empty errors handling in GraphQLResponse
• Test missing "errors" key returns empty list
• Test explicit None "errors" value returns empty list
• Add mocking dependencies to dev requirements

Diagram

flowchart LR
  A["GraphQLResponse errors property"] -->|missing errors key| B["returns empty list"]
  A -->|errors set to None| C["returns empty list"]
  D["Dev dependencies"] -->|add mocking libs| E["mocket, httpretty"]

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File Changes

1. tests/test_response.py 🧪 Tests +14/-0

Add empty errors handling tests for GraphQLResponse

• Add new test function test_graphql_response_empty_errors() to verify error handling
• Test case for missing "errors" key in JSON payload
• Test case for explicit "errors": None in JSON payload
• Both test cases assert that errors property returns empty list

tests/test_response.py

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2. pyproject.toml Dependencies +2/-0

Add mocking libraries to dev dependencies

• Add mocket version ^3.14.1 to dev dependencies
• Add httpretty version ^1.1.4 to dev dependencies
• Dependencies added to support mocking in tests

pyproject.toml

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Code Review by Qodo

🐞 Bugs (2) 📘 Rule violations (0) 📎 Requirement gaps (0) 📐 Spec deviations (0)

1. Conflicting mocket constraints ☑ 🐞 Bug ⚙ Maintainability

Description

mocket is declared in both the dev and test dependency groups with different version
constraints, which makes dependency resolution/lock updates harder and can produce inconsistent
environments depending on which groups are installed.

Code

pyproject.toml[247]

+mocket = "^3.14.1"

Evidence

The PR adds mocket = "^3.14.1" to the dev group, while the repo already declares `mocket =
">=3.13.2"` in the test group. Poetry resolves a single version across installed groups, so having
two constraints is redundant and can cause confusion when updating dependencies or installing
--with dev,test.

pyproject.toml[242-256]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
`mocket` is specified in multiple Poetry groups with different version constraints.
### Issue Context
This increases maintenance burden and can lead to confusing dependency resolution when multiple groups are installed.
### Fix Focus Areas
- pyproject.toml[242-256]
- Keep `mocket` in a single appropriate group (likely `test`), or make the constraints identical across groups.

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2. Dev-only httpretty dependency 🐞 Bug ⛯ Reliability

Description

httpretty is added to the dev dependency group, but tox installs only the test group, so this
change will not make httpretty available in CI test runs and may be an unused dependency.

Code

pyproject.toml[248]

+httpretty = "^1.1.4"

Evidence

The tox test env installs dependencies via poetry install --no-root --only=test, which excludes
tool.poetry.group.dev.dependencies. Meanwhile, tests use HTTPretty via `from
mocket.plugins.httpretty import HTTPretty (not import httpretty), so adding the httpretty`
package to the dev group is either ineffective for CI or unnecessary if the tests don’t require the
external package.

pyproject.toml[175-188]
tests/conftest.py[13-17]
tests/test_httpx_transport.py[10-14]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
`httpretty` is added under the dev dependency group, but the test runner (tox) installs only the test group.
### Issue Context
If `httpretty` is required for tests, it must be in the test group to be present in CI. If it is not required, it should not be added.
### Fix Focus Areas
- pyproject.toml[175-188]
- pyproject.toml[242-256]
- If tests need `httpretty`, add it under `[tool.poetry.group.test.dependencies]`.
- Otherwise, remove it entirely from dev deps to avoid unused supply-chain surface area.

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3. Unnecessary request mutation 🐞 Bug ⚙ Maintainability

Description

The new test mutates the frozen GraphQLResponse.request via object.__setattr__, but
GraphQLResponse.errors doesn’t depend on request, so the mutation adds unrelated behavior to
this test and reduces readability.

Code

tests/test_response.py[R10-19]

+    response_no_errors = GraphQLResponse(request="...", json={"data": {}})
+    object.__setattr__(response_no_errors, "request", "...")
+    assert response_no_errors.errors == []
+
+    # Explicit None errors key
+    response_none_errors = GraphQLResponse(
+        request="...", json={"data": {}, "errors": None}
+    )
+    object.__setattr__(response_none_errors, "request", "...")
+    assert response_none_errors.errors == []

Evidence

GraphQLResponse.errors reads only self.json.get("errors").
GraphQLRequestContainer.__post_init__ normalizes a string request into a GraphQLRequest, so the
__setattr__ calls are effectively creating an artificial state that isn't needed for validating
.errors behavior.

tests/test_response.py[8-19]
src/aiographql/client/response.py[46-55]
src/aiographql/client/request.py[91-119]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The test for empty/missing errors mutates `GraphQLResponse.request` even though `.errors` does not depend on it.
### Issue Context
This makes the test less focused and slightly harder to understand.
### Fix Focus Areas
- tests/test_response.py[8-19]
- Remove `object.__setattr__(..., "request", ...)` lines from this specific test.
- Keep the separate `query` test (which explicitly needs a string request) as-is.

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