Graham McIntire
0e2cc6b7ce
Dialyzer: * Add Lidar.Tile @type, narrow several @specs to match success-typing, prefix discarded function returns with `_ =`, fix the broken File.stream! call in the ms-buildings worker (it was causing dialyzer to mark every private fun unreachable), broaden Antenna.spec key types from `float()` to `number()` to match catalog int literals. * Add :geo, :geo_postgis, :db_connection to plt_add_apps so the dep PLT actually contains the modules we use. * Result: 0 unsuppressed dialyzer warnings (was 50+ in project code). Tree canopy: * Replace the dead landfire.gov URL with the ETH Zurich Global Canopy Height 10 m product. ETH publishes proper COGs with overviews on libdrive.ethz.ch — confirmed working with /vsicurl/ byte-range reads. The module now picks the 3°×3° tile containing the bbox centroid, with both a `:metres` decoder (ETH Byte raster, NoData=255) and a `:landfire_evh` decoder for operators self-hosting LANDFIRE EVH COGs. * Re-enable canopy by default now that there's a working source. Tests (+105 tests, 0 failures): * CoverageLive Index/Show/Form/Map — empty/loaded/auth states, LiveView event handlers, formatters. * Coverages.Building changeset + helpers. * Coverages.TreeCanopy provider tile-URL builder and decoders. * Workers.MsBuildingsImportWorker (full import flow incl. blank lines, MultiPolygon, idempotency, hash fallback) — also fixed the partial-index ON CONFLICT bug that prevented imports from ever working: the unique index has WHERE ms_footprint_id IS NOT NULL, so the worker now uses an :unsafe_fragment conflict target that includes the predicate. * GraphQLDocsController smoke test (was 0%). Coverage rose from 73.19% → 74% with the major project modules I touched all moved from 0% / <50% to >75%.
11 lines
334 B
Elixir
11 lines
334 B
Elixir
defmodule ToweropsWeb.GraphQLDocsControllerTest do
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use ToweropsWeb.ConnCase
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describe "GET /docs/graphql" do
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test "renders the docs page for an unauthenticated visitor", %{conn: conn} do
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conn = get(conn, ~p"/docs/graphql")
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response = response(conn, 200)
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assert response =~ "YOUR_API_TOKEN"
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end
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end
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end
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