test: intacct c1 import settings save functionality

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Tests
  • Enhanced testing coverage for the IntacctC1ImportSettingsComponent, focusing on the save functionality and its interactions with services.
  • Added new test cases for handling onboarding states and error scenarios during the save operation.
  • Updated test setup to include additional service methods and constants.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to the test suite for the IntacctC1ImportSettingsComponent. Key updates include new imports and constants, enhancements to service spies, and the addition of new test cases focused on the save method. The changes improve the testing coverage, particularly for handling different onboarding states and error scenarios during the save operation.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/app/integrations/intacct/intacct-shared/intacct-c1-import-settings/intacct-c1-import-settings.component.spec.ts	Updated test suite with new imports, constants, and service spies; added new test cases for the save method.
src/app/core/services/si/si-configuration/si-import-setting.service	Updated method signatures for getImportSettings() and added postImportSettings().
src/app/core/services/integration/tracking.service	Updated method signatures for trackTimeSpent(), added intacctUpdateEvent(), and integrationsOnboardingCompletion().
src/app/core/services/si/si-core/si-workspace.service	Updated method signatures for getIntacctOnboardingState() and added setIntacctOnboardingState().
../../intacct.fixture	Added constants costCodeFieldValue and costTypeFieldValue.

Possibly related PRs

• test: unit test intacct import settings initialization #1007: Enhances the test suite for the IntacctImportSettingsComponent, related to the modifications in the IntacctC1ImportSettingsComponent.
• test: intacct import settings save functionality #1009: Focuses on testing the save functionality of the IntacctImportSettingsComponent, aligning with the main PR's emphasis on the save method's test coverage.
• test: intacct import settings watchers #1010: Includes updates for testing watchers for the IntacctImportSettingsComponent, relating to the main PR's focus on component interactions.
• test: intacct c1 import settings initialization #1012: Enhances the test suite for the IntacctC1ImportSettingsComponent, directly relevant to the changes in the same component.
• test: intacct import settings utility functions #1013: Improves utility functions and testing structure for the IntacctImportSettingsComponent, related to the main PR's focus on functionality testing.

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src/app/integrations/intacct/intacct-shared/intacct-c1-import-settings/intacct-c1-import-settings.component.spec.ts (10)

4-4: Good practice: Importing 'throwError' for error simulation

Importing throwError from rxjs allows for effective simulation of error scenarios in the tests, enhancing error handling coverage.

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23-25: Adding test constants for comprehensive testing

Including expenseFieldsExpectedForC1, costCodeFieldValue, and costTypeFieldValue from the fixture ensures that the tests have access to necessary constants for thorough validation.

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28-28: Enhancing type safety with additional models

Importing ImportSettingGet, ImportSettingPost, and ImportSettings strengthens the type definitions within the tests, aiding in better type checking and clarity.

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31-31: Using enums for improved code readability

Importing enums like IntacctOnboardingState, IntacctUpdateEvent, Page, ProgressPhase, ToastSeverity, and TrackingApp enhances readability and maintainability by avoiding magic strings and numbers.

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54-54: Updating importSettingServiceSpy with postImportSettings

Adding postImportSettings to the importSettingServiceSpy allows for proper mocking and verification of this method during testing of the save functionality.

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58-59: Extending spies with additional tracking and workspace methods

Including intacctUpdateEvent and integrationsOnboardingCompletion in trackingServiceSpy and setIntacctOnboardingState in workspaceServiceSpy ensures that these interactions are correctly mocked and can be asserted in the tests.

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172-226: Expanding test coverage with new Save test suite

The addition of the Save describe block introduces comprehensive tests for the save method, covering different onboarding states and error scenarios, thus significantly enhancing test robustness.

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175-198: Verifying save method behavior during post-onboarding

The test simulates the post-onboarding state and checks that:

• postImportSettings is called to save the settings.
• A success toast message is displayed.
• Time spent on the page is tracked.
• An update event is recorded without navigation.

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201-213: Testing save method during onboarding flow

This test ensures that in the onboarding state:

• postImportSettings saves the settings.
• Onboarding completion is tracked.
• The onboarding state is updated.
• Navigation to the advanced settings page occurs.

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215-225: Handling errors in save method effectively

By simulating an error with throwError, the test confirms that:

• The error is caught, and an appropriate error toast message is displayed.
• The saveInProgress flag is correctly reset.

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