GitAuto: test

[gitauto-for-dev]

Resolves #487

Why the bug occurs

The application fails to retrieve Dockerfile and requirements.txt from the repository, resulting in 404 Client Error responses. This occurs because the API requests are referencing incorrect file paths or branches, preventing successful access to these essential configuration files.

How to reproduce

1. Trigger the workflow that attempts to fetch Dockerfile and requirements.txt from the branch gitauto-wes/issue-487-20250121-215943.
2. Observe the 404 Client Error responses indicating that the files are not found at the specified URLs.

Where / How to code and why

The issue originates from incorrect construction of the file paths or branch references in the API requests within the services/github/file_manager.py module. To fix this:

1. Update File Path Construction: Ensure that the file paths used in the API requests accurately reflect the repository’s directory structure. Verify that the paths are case-sensitive and correctly point to Dockerfile and requirements.txt.

2. Validate Branch References: Confirm that the branch name gitauto-wes/issue-487-20250121-215943 exists and contains the necessary files. If the branch is newly created, ensure that it includes Dockerfile and requirements.txt or adjust the branch reference to one that does.

3. Implement Error Handling: Enhance error handling to provide more informative messages or fallback mechanisms if files are not found, improving the application's resilience.

These changes will ensure that the API requests correctly locate and retrieve the necessary configuration files, resolving the 404 errors.

Anything the issuer needs to do

No action required.

Test these changes locally

git fetch origin
git checkout gitauto-wes/issue-487-20250121-215943
git pull origin gitauto-wes/issue-487-20250121-215943

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