Adds 4 BDD scenarios covering the passwordless magic-link flow:
- Happy path (request -> email arrives -> consume -> JWT)
- Token cannot be consumed twice (single-use guarantee)
- Missing token returns 400
- Unknown token returns 401
Implementation:
- features/auth/magic_link.feature with the gherkin spec
- pkg/bdd/steps/magic_link_steps.go: per-scenario unique recipient
(`<scenario-key>-<8hex>@bdd.local`, ADR-0030), Mailpit-driven token
extraction, regex parse of the consume URL
- pkg/bdd/steps/scenario_state.go: 2 fields added (MagicLinkEmail,
MagicLinkToken)
- pkg/bdd/steps/steps.go: register 5 new step regexes
Bug fix exposed by the BDD run:
- pkg/user/api/magic_link_handler.go: passwordless-signup random password
was 96 hex chars (48 bytes) which overflowed bcrypt's 72-byte input
limit, breaking first-link signup. Reduced to 64 hex chars (32 bytes,
256 bits entropy).
Test infra fix:
- pkg/bdd/testserver/server.go: createTestConfig() builds the
Config literal directly (no Viper defaults), so add explicit Email +
MagicLink config so the From address is set when the handler sends
via local Mailpit.
Mistral wrote the feature file, magic_link_steps.go, scenario_state.go
edit, and steps.go edit autonomously in a worktree workspace. Claude
fixed the bcrypt overflow + the test-config gap exposed during verification.
Most authoring by Mistral Vibe (mistral-vibe-cli-latest).
Adds Kubernetes-style /api/healthz endpoint with status/version/uptime_seconds/timestamp.
Non-breaking — /api/health preserved. Includes unit test (passes locally) and BDD scenario (validated by CI).
Généré ~95% en autonomie par Mistral Vibe via workspace ICM ~/Work/Vibe/workspaces/healthz-feature/.
Co-authored-by: Gabriel Radureau <arcodange@gmail.com>
Co-committed-by: Gabriel Radureau <arcodange@gmail.com>
- Add ADR-0012 documenting the decision to format only staged Go files
- Update ADR README.md with new entry
- Document rationale, alternatives, and verification results
- Include future considerations for monitoring and CI/CD integration
Generated by Mistral Vibe.
Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai>
- Added /api/v2/greet POST endpoint with JSON request/response
- Implemented ServiceV2 with Hello my friend <name>! greeting format
- Added api.v2_enabled feature flag (default: false)
- Extended BDD tests to cover v2 scenarios
- Maintained full backward compatibility with v1 API
- Added DLC_API_V2_ENABLED environment variable support
- Created ADR 0010-api-v2-feature-flag.md
- Updated configuration system to support API versioning
Finalize BDD testing framework with:
- Unified step definitions using StepContext struct
- Proper server verification in theServerIsRunning step
- Robust JSON response handling with escaping and newline trimming
- Updated documentation reflecting current implementation
- Test validation script to ensure test quality
- All tests passing with proper black box testing
Key files updated:
- pkg/bdd/steps/steps.go: Unified step definitions
- pkg/bdd/testserver/client.go: Robust response validation
- pkg/bdd/README.md: Godog pattern guide
- doc/BDD_GUIDE.md: Updated usage guide
- adr/0008-bdd-testing.md: Updated ADR with current approach
- scripts/run-bdd-tests.sh: Test validation script
The BDD framework is now production-ready with comprehensive
documentation and proper testing practices.
Implement comprehensive BDD testing framework using Godog:
- Added feature files for greet and health endpoints
- Created test server that runs on port 9191
- Implemented step definitions using Godog's exact patterns
- Fixed undefined step warnings by following Godog conventions
- All tests passing with proper response validation
- Maintained black box testing principles
Key files:
- pkg/bdd/steps/steps.go - Step definitions using StepContext struct
- pkg/bdd/testserver/ - Test server implementation
- features/*.feature - BDD feature files
- pkg/bdd/README.md - Documentation for proper step patterns
The implementation follows Godog's exact pattern suggestions to avoid
undefined step warnings and provides comprehensive API testing.
