Part of #2400. Follow-up to #2368. Requires the shared httpx prerequisite (see the meta issue).
What
Cover the WebSocket endpoint /v1/events/openstack (osism/api.py:631) and the in-process WebSocketManager (osism/services/websocket_manager.py): connect, set filters, broadcast an event, receive it. The manager broadcasts in-process via an asyncio queue, so this needs no extra service beyond the TestClient.
Scope
TestClient.websocket_connect("/v1/events/openstack") accepts the connection.- Sending a filter message updates the connection's filters and is acknowledged.
- An event pushed through the websocket manager is delivered to a connected client; an event that does not match the client's filters is not.
- Disconnect cleans up the connection (manager connection count drops).
Notes / Where
New file tests/integration/test_api_websocket.py. Strictly this path is in-process and does not require Redis, but it shares the FastAPI / httpx setup with the facts-endpoint test and belongs in the same Tier 2 batch. Mark it integration for consistency. Add httpx to [dev-packages] in Pipfile if not already done for the facts test.
Part of #2400. Follow-up to #2368. Requires the shared
httpxprerequisite (see the meta issue).What
Cover the WebSocket endpoint
/v1/events/openstack(osism/api.py:631) and the in-processWebSocketManager(osism/services/websocket_manager.py): connect, set filters, broadcast an event, receive it. The manager broadcasts in-process via an asyncio queue, so this needs no extra service beyond the TestClient.Scope
TestClient.websocket_connect("/v1/events/openstack")accepts the connection.Notes / Where
New file
tests/integration/test_api_websocket.py. Strictly this path is in-process and does not require Redis, but it shares the FastAPI /httpxsetup with the facts-endpoint test and belongs in the same Tier 2 batch. Mark itintegrationfor consistency. Addhttpxto[dev-packages]inPipfileif not already done for the facts test.