The test_create_answer function is incorrectly using the data parameter to send JSON data. The data parameter is meant for form-encoded data, while JSON data should be sent using the json parameter in FastAPI/Starlette TestClient.
Steps to Reproduce:
Run the test_create_answer function.
Observe that the test fails due to incorrect JSON handling or doesn't work as intended.
Expected Behavior:
The test should post the JSON payload correctly to the endpoint using the json parameter.
Actual Behavior:
Using the data parameter causes issues in JSON data encoding or incorrect behavior.
Code Snippet (Problem Area):
def test_create_answer(): body = {"user_id": 1, "answers": [{"question_id": 1, "alternative_id": 2}, { "question_id": 2, "alternative_id": 2}, {"question_id": 2, "alternative_id": 2}]} body = json.dumps(body) # Unnecessary step response = client.post('/answer', data=body) # Incorrect usage of 'data' assert response.status_code == 201
The test_create_answer function is incorrectly using the data parameter to send JSON data. The data parameter is meant for form-encoded data, while JSON data should be sent using the json parameter in FastAPI/Starlette TestClient.
Steps to Reproduce:
Run the test_create_answer function.
Observe that the test fails due to incorrect JSON handling or doesn't work as intended.
Expected Behavior:
The test should post the JSON payload correctly to the endpoint using the json parameter.
Actual Behavior:
Using the data parameter causes issues in JSON data encoding or incorrect behavior.
Code Snippet (Problem Area):
def test_create_answer(): body = {"user_id": 1, "answers": [{"question_id": 1, "alternative_id": 2}, { "question_id": 2, "alternative_id": 2}, {"question_id": 2, "alternative_id": 2}]} body = json.dumps(body) # Unnecessary step response = client.post('/answer', data=body) # Incorrect usage of 'data' assert response.status_code == 201