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Further net/httptest package usage, and apparent bug in json map

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This pull request significantly enhances the testing framework for OIDC token retrieval across both GitHub and Harness providers. By adopting Go's native net/http/httptest package, the tests now benefit from a more robust, isolated, and efficient HTTP server mocking mechanism. Crucially, it also includes a fix for correctly extracting the OIDC token from JSON responses, addressing a parsing discrepancy that could lead to incorrect token handling.

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  • Test Infrastructure Refactor: The HTTP server mocking in various tests has been refactored to utilize Go's net/http/httptest package, replacing manual server setup and gorilla/mux.
  • OIDC Token Parsing Fix: An apparent bug in the OIDC token parsing logic has been resolved by changing the expected JSON key for the token from 'data' to 'value'.
  • Improved Test Reliability and Speed: The use of httptest.Server eliminates the need for time.Sleep calls, making tests more reliable and faster by ensuring the server is ready before tests proceed.

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frumioj commented Jan 2, 2026

Should fully resolve #3149

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The pull request refactors OIDC token retrieval tests in both github/sia-actions and harness/sia-harness packages. The startHttpServer helper function was updated to utilize net/http/httptest for creating isolated test servers, replacing gorilla/mux and explicit http.ListenAndServe calls, which eliminated the need for time.Sleep and fixed port assignments. This also involved changing the expected JSON key for the OIDC token from "data" to "value" in the harness package. A review comment suggested further improving test isolation by using t.Setenv() instead of os.Setenv() for setting environment variables within tests, ensuring automatic cleanup.

frumioj and others added 3 commits January 4, 2026 16:18
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@frumioj frumioj requested a review from havetisyan January 4, 2026 21:53
@havetisyan havetisyan merged commit efb933c into AthenZ:master Jan 6, 2026
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