GitAuto: Add an integration test for create_headers() in services/github/create_headers.py

[gitauto-ai]

Resolves #549

Why is this feature needed?

To ensure that the GitHub headers generated by create_headers() are correctly formatted and contain the required authorization data, an integration test is necessary. This helps maintain confidence in our authentication mechanism and guards against inadvertent regressions.

What and how are we changing? Why this approach?

We are adding an integration test file (tests/integration/test_create_headers.py) that exercises the create_headers() function. The test verifies:

• That the returned value is a dictionary.
• That it includes an "Authorization" header.
• That the "Authorization" value starts with the expected "token " prefix.

This direct approach makes it clear that the function produces the expected output without needing to simulate external GitHub API interactions.

What actions are required from users?

No manual actions are required from users. The integration test will run with the standard test suite. Please ensure that any configurations for the token or environment necessary for authentication are properly set when running the tests.

How does it work? (Technical details)

The integration test:

• Imports the create_headers() function from services/github/create_headers.py.
• Uses constants (TOKEN, OWNER, REPO) from tests.constants, if required.
• Calls create_headers() to obtain the headers.
• Verifies that the headers are returned as a dictionary and that the Authorization header exists and is correctly prefixed with "token ".

This approach helps ensure that the functionality of header creation remains consistent with GitHub's authentication requirements.

Is it backwards compatible?

Yes, the addition of this integration test does not affect any existing functionality. It solely adds coverage to our code base to ensure proper header generation without changing production code.

Any other considerations?

• Future integration tests may be necessary to cover additional authentication scenarios.
• If any changes are made to the authentication mechanism in the future, the integration test should be updated accordingly.
• Consider potential use of mocking or stubbing if the integration tests become more complex and require isolation from external factors.

git fetch origin
git checkout gitauto/issue-549-20250210-221107
git pull origin gitauto/issue-549-20250210-221107

[gitauto-ai]

Committed the Check Run build error fix! Running it again...

[hiroshinishio]

I don't think I need comments on the top of this file

[gitauto-ai]

Resolved your feedback! Looks good?