test(fossology): add unit tests for FossologyHandler to validate preconditions#4056
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test(fossology): add unit tests for FossologyHandler to validate preconditions#4056aaryan359 wants to merge 1 commit intoeclipse-sw360:mainfrom
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Summary
This PR closes the Fossology testing gap marked by the FIXME in the localhost integration tests by adding focused, mock-based unit tests to handle preconditions.
What Changed
FossologyHandlerTestwith 3 new test cases:FossologyHandlerLocalhostIntegrationTestafter covering all listed scenarios.Why
These edge cases are important .
Without tests, regressions in multi-process or multi-attachment behavior could go unnoticed.
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