Add Tests for Handling Null Primary Keys and Special Values in Unique Validation Rule #54823
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This PR adds two test cases to the
ValidationUniqueRuleTest
class to handle edge cases in the Unique validation rule:Null Primary Key in Ignored Models:
The test
testItHandlesNullPrimaryKeyInIgnoreModel
ensures the Unique rule correctly handles models with a null primary key when using the ignore method. This is important for newly created but unsaved models.Special Values in where Clauses:
The test
testItHandlesWhereWithSpecialValues
checks how the where method handles special values like null, 0, and NOT_NULL in conditions. This ensures the correct formatting of these values in the validation rule string.Why These Tests Are Important:
These tests cover edge cases (like null primary keys and special values) that can lead to unexpected behavior or bugs if not handled correctly.
Proper handling of these cases ensures that validation and database queries are consistent and reliable.
Expected Outcome:
The tests ensure that the Unique validation rule formats validation strings correctly when handling models with null primary keys and special values in where clauses.
This improves test coverage and reduces the likelihood of issues in production.