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Summary

  • optimize ConvertToBytes by removing rune checks and math.Pow
  • add sizeMultipliers table
  • keep ASCII case conversion and MIME parsing improvements

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  • go test -run=^$ -bench=Benchmark_ConvertToBytes -benchmem ./
  • make lint (fails: could not download golangci-lint)

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved performance and reliability of byte size conversion and content type parsing.
    • Enhanced string case conversion for empty and edge-case inputs.
  • Tests

    • Significantly expanded test coverage for byte size conversion, content type parsing, and string case conversion functions.
    • Added new tests to verify behavior with various edge cases and optimizations.

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  • strings_test.go (3 hunks)

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The changes refactor internal string and numeric parsing logic by removing dependencies on external packages and optimizing byte-level operations. Test coverage is significantly expanded for these core utility functions, with new test cases and dedicated tests targeting edge cases and recent optimizations.

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File(s) Change Summary
common.go Removed "math" and "unicode" imports; replaced digit check and power calculation with direct byte checks and lookup table.
http.go Replaced strings.Index with strings.IndexByte for character searches in content type parsing.
strings.go Optimized ToLower and ToUpper with early returns for empty input and direct byte iteration.
common_test.go Greatly expanded tests for ConvertToBytes, covering more cases and edge conditions; added test for digit detection.
http_test.go Added new tests for content type parsing, especially around special character positions; new function for index optimization.
strings_test.go Added tests for empty input, single characters, and direct byte iteration for case conversion functions.

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    participant Test as Test Suite
    participant Common as ConvertToBytes
    participant Strings as ToLower/ToUpper

    Test->>Common: Call ConvertToBytes(input)
    Common->>Common: Check digits via byte comparison
    Common->>Common: Lookup multiplier in array
    Common-->>Test: Return byte value

    Test->>Strings: Call ToLower/ToUpper(input)
    Strings->>Strings: Early return if input is empty
    Strings->>Strings: Iterate input bytes, convert case
    Strings-->>Test: Return converted string
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@coderabbitai extend the test cases so that the new customizations are also covered

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ast-grep --pattern 'func ConvertToBytes($_) $_ {
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Now I can see exactly what optimizations were made and where the test coverage gaps are. Based on the codecov report and my analysis, I'll create comprehensive test cases to cover all the new optimizations.

flowchart TB
    A["Extend test cases for new optimizations"]
    A --o B["Add missing coverage for strings.go"]
    A --o C["Add edge case tests for common.go"]
    A --o D["Add comprehensive tests for http.go"]
    A --o E["Add performance regression tests"]
    
    B --o B1["Test ToLower with empty string"]
    B --o B2["Test ToUpper with empty string"]
    B --o B3["Test edge cases for direct byte iteration"]
    
    C --o C1["Test ConvertToBytes digit detection optimization"]
    C --o C2["Test sizeMultipliers array usage"]
    C --o C3["Test edge cases and error conditions"]
    
    D --o D1["Test ParseVendorSpecificContentType IndexByte optimization"]
    D --o D2["Test various character positions and edge cases"]
    
    E --o E1["Add benchmarks comparing old vs new implementations"]
    E --o E2["Ensure performance improvements are maintained"]
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@ReneWerner87, I'll help you extend the test cases to cover all the new optimizations. Based on my analysis of the codecov report and the optimizations made, I've identified several areas where test coverage is missing:

Missing Coverage Areas:

  1. strings.go: Empty string early returns (lines 10-11, 24-25) - 0% coverage
  2. New optimizations: Direct byte iteration, digit detection, IndexByte usage
  3. Edge cases: Various scenarios for the sizeMultipliers array and character detection

Planned Test Extensions:

  1. Empty String Coverage - Add tests for ToLower("") and ToUpper("") to cover the early return optimization
  2. Direct Byte Iteration Tests - Validate the new iteration logic works correctly with various ASCII characters
  3. ConvertToBytes Comprehensive Testing - Cover digit detection optimization and sizeMultipliers array usage
  4. ParseVendorSpecificContentType IndexByte Testing - Test all IndexByte optimization paths for '+', ';', and '/' characters
  5. Performance Regression Tests - Ensure optimizations maintain performance benefits

The plan will create comprehensive test cases that not only achieve 100% coverage but also validate that the performance optimizations work correctly and maintain their performance benefits. Another agent will implement these changes when I include the `` tag.


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A summary of the edits CodeRabbit can apply:

We will enhance Test_ToUpper in git/strings_test.go to include empty‐string and single‐character edge‐case tests.

We will enhance Test_ToLower in git/strings_test.go to include empty‐string and single‐character edge‐case tests.

We will insert new direct‐byte‐iteration test functions in git/strings_test.go to validate ASCII‐wide behavior for ToLower and ToUpper.

We will extend strings_test.go to add test cases for empty‐string early returns and ASCII byte‐iteration edge cases in ToLower and ToUpper.

We will extend common_test.go to add comprehensive test coverage for ConvertToBytes, covering empty input, digit detection, size multipliers, decimals, spaces, and error conditions.

We will extend http_test.go to add test cases covering ParseVendorSpecificContentType, including plus, semicolon, slash optimizations, edge cases, and empty input.

A plan of each step that CodeRabbit will take in order to execute the edits for each file (with inline rough draft snippets):

📄 git/strings_test.go

Replace the existing Test_ToUpper block (lines 14–17) with the following updated function:

func Test_ToUpper(t *testing.T) {
    t.Parallel()
    // Test empty string early return optimization
    require.Equal(t, "", ToUpper(""))

    require.Equal(t, "/MY/NAME/IS/:PARAM/*", ToUpper("/my/name/is/:param/*"))

    // Test single character optimizations
    require.Equal(t, "A", ToUpper("a"))
    require.Equal(t, "Z", ToUpper("z"))
    require.Equal(t, "1", ToUpper("1")) // non-letter remains unchanged
    require.Equal(t, "!", ToUpper("!")) // special character remains unchanged
}
✏️ strings_test.go

In Test_ToUpper (immediately after t.Parallel()), insert:

// Test empty string early return optimization
require.Equal(t, "", ToUpper(""))

In Test_ToLower (immediately after t.Parallel()), insert:

// Test empty string early return optimization
require.Equal(t, "", ToLower(""))

Then below the existing assertions in Test_ToLower, add:

// Test single character optimizations
require.Equal(t, "a", ToLower("A"))
require.Equal(t, "z", ToLower("Z"))
require.Equal(t, "1", ToLower("1")) // non-letter should remain unchanged
require.Equal(t, "!", ToLower("!")) // special character should remain unchanged

At the bottom of the file, append two new test functions:

func Test_ToLower_DirectByteIteration(t *testing.T) {
    t.Parallel()
    // Test various ASCII characters to ensure direct byte iteration works correctly
    testCases := []struct {
        input    string
        expected string
    }{
        {"ABC123!@#", "abc123!@#"},
        {"MiXeD cAsE", "mixed case"},
        {"ALLUPPERCASE", "alluppercase"},
        {"alllowercase", "alllowercase"},
        {"Numbers123AndSymbols!@#", "numbers123andsymbols!@#"},
    }
    for _, tc := range testCases {
        t.Run(tc.input, func(t *testing.T) {
            require.Equal(t, tc.expected, ToLower(tc.input))
        })
    }
}

func Test_ToUpper_DirectByteIteration(t *testing.T) {
    t.Parallel()
    // Test various ASCII characters to ensure direct byte iteration works correctly
    testCases := []struct {
        input    string
        expected string
    }{
        {"abc123!@#", "ABC123!@#"},
        {"MiXeD cAsE", "MIXED CASE"},
        {"ALLUPPERCASE", "ALLUPPERCASE"},
        {"alllowercase", "ALLLOWERCASE"},
        {"Numbers123AndSymbols!@#", "NUMBERS123ANDSYMBOLS!@#"},
    }
    for _, tc := range testCases {
        t.Run(tc.input, func(t *testing.T) {
            require.Equal(t, tc.expected, ToUpper(tc.input))
        })
    }
}
✏️ common_test.go

In Test_ConvertToBytes, after the initial assertions, insert:

// Test empty string
require.Equal(t, 0, ConvertToBytes(""))

– Test basic numbers (digit detection optimization)
require.Equal(t, 42, ConvertToBytes("42"))
require.Equal(t, 0, ConvertToBytes("0"))
require.Equal(t, 1, ConvertToBytes("1"))
require.Equal(t, 999, ConvertToBytes("999"))

// Test with 'b' and 'B' suffixes
require.Equal(t, 42, ConvertToBytes("42b"))
require.Equal(t, 42, ConvertToBytes("42B"))
require.Equal(t, 42, ConvertToBytes("42 b"))
require.Equal(t, 42, ConvertToBytes("42 B"))

// Test sizeMultipliers array usage (k/K - 1e3)
require.Equal(t, 42*1000, ConvertToBytes("42k"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000, ConvertToBytes("42K"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000, ConvertToBytes("42kb"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000, ConvertToBytes("42KB"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000, ConvertToBytes("42 kb"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000, ConvertToBytes("42 KB"))

// Test sizeMultipliers array usage (m/M - 1e6)
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000, ConvertToBytes("42M"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000, ConvertToBytes("42m"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000, ConvertToBytes("42MB"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000, ConvertToBytes("42mb"))
require.Equal(t, int(42.5*1000000), ConvertToBytes("42.5MB"))

// Test sizeMultipliers array usage (g/G - 1e9)
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000000, ConvertToBytes("42G"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000000, ConvertToBytes("42g"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000000, ConvertToBytes("42GB"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000000, ConvertToBytes("42gb"))

// Test sizeMultipliers array usage (t/T - 1e12)
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000000000, ConvertToBytes("42T"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000000000, ConvertToBytes("42t"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000000000, ConvertToBytes("42TB"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000000000, ConvertToBytes("42tb"))

// Test sizeMultipliers array usage (p/P - 1e15)
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000000000000, ConvertToBytes("42P"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000000000000, ConvertToBytes("42p"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000000000000, ConvertToBytes("42PB"))
require.Equal(t, 42*1000000000000000, ConvertToBytes("42pb"))

// Test edge cases and error conditions
require.Equal(t, 0, ConvertToBytes("string"))
require.Equal(t, 0, ConvertToBytes("MB"))
require.Equal(t, 0, ConvertToBytes("invalidunit"))
require.Equal(t, 0, ConvertToBytes("42X"))    // invalid unit
require.Equal(t, 0, ConvertToBytes("42.5.5MB")) // invalid format

// Test decimal numbers with various units
require.Equal(t, int(1.5*1000), ConvertToBytes("1.5k"))
require.Equal(t, int(2.25*1000000), ConvertToBytes("2.25m"))
require.Equal(t, int(0.5*1000000000), ConvertToBytes("0.5g"))

// Test space handling
require.Equal(t, 100*1000, ConvertToBytes("100 k"))
require.Equal(t, 100*1000, ConvertToBytes("100  k"))   // multiple spaces
require.Equal(t, 100*1000, ConvertToBytes(" 100 k "))  // leading/trailing spaces

After Test_ConvertToBytes’s closing brace, append:

func Test_ConvertToBytes_DigitDetection(t *testing.T) {
    t.Parallel()
    // Test the new direct byte comparison digit detection
    testCases := []struct {
        input    string
        expected int
        desc     string
    }{
        {"0", 0, "digit 0"},
        {"1", 1, "digit 1"},
        {"9", 9, "digit 9"},
        {"123", 123, "multiple digits"},
        {"123k", 123000, "digits with unit"},
        {"a123", 0, "non-digit start"},
        {"12a3", 12, "non-digit in middle stops parsing"},
    }
    for _, tc := range testCases {
        t.Run(tc.desc, func(t *testing.T) {
            require.Equal(t, tc.expected, ConvertToBytes(tc.input), "input: %s", tc.input)
        })
    }
}
✏️ http_test.go

In Test_ParseVendorSpecificContentType, after the first basic assertions, insert:

// Test with parameters (semicolon IndexByte optimization)
cType = ParseVendorSpecificContentType("multipart/form-data; boundary=abc123")
require.Equal(t, "multipart/form-data", cType)

// Test vendor-specific content types (plus IndexByte optimization)
cType = ParseVendorSpecificContentType("application/vnd.api+json; version=1")
require.Equal(t, "application/json", cType)
cType = ParseVendorSpecificContentType("application/vnd.dummy+x-www-form-urlencoded")
require.Equal(t, "application/x-www-form-urlencoded", cType)

// Test invalid cases (slash IndexByte optimization)
cType = ParseVendorSpecificContentType("something invalid")
require.Equal(t, "something invalid", cType)

Then append additional edge‐case assertions:

// Additional edge cases for IndexByte optimization
cType = ParseVendorSpecificContentType("application/vnd.custom+xml; charset=utf-8")
require.Equal(t, "application/xml", cType)

cType = ParseVendorSpecificContentType("text/vnd.example+plain")
require.Equal(t, "text/plain", cType)

cType = ParseVendorSpecificContentType("application/vnd.test+json;boundary=test")
require.Equal(t, "application/json", cType)

// Edge cases with multiple special characters
cType = ParseVendorSpecificContentType("application/vnd.api+json+extra; param=value")
require.Equal(t, "application/json+extra", cType)

// Semicolon before plus
cType = ParseVendorSpecificContentType("application/json; charset=utf-8+extra")
require.Equal(t, "application/json", cType)

// Empty and single-character inputs
require.Equal(t, "", ParseVendorSpecificContentType(""))
require.Equal(t, "+", ParseVendorSpecificContentType("+"))
require.Equal(t, ";", ParseVendorSpecificContentType(";"))
require.Equal(t, "/", ParseVendorSpecificContentType("/"))

After Test_ParseVendorSpecificContentType’s closing brace, append:

func Test_ParseVendorSpecificContentType_IndexByteOptimization(t *testing.T) {
    t.Parallel()
    testCases := []struct {
        input    string
        expected string
        desc     string
    }{
        {"application/vnd.api+json", "application/json", "plus in middle"},
        {"+json", "+json", "plus at start, no slash"},
        {"application/+json", "application/json", "plus after slash"},
        {"application/json;charset=utf-8", "application/json", "semicolon after content type"},
        {";charset=utf-8", ";charset=utf-8", "semicolon at start"},
        {"application/vnd.api+json;version=1", "application/json", "plus before semicolon"},
        {"application/json", "application/json", "normal content type with slash"},
        {"applicationjson", "applicationjson", "no slash in content type"},
        {"app/vnd.test+data/extra", "app/data/extra", "multiple slashes"},
    }
    for _, tc := range testCases {
        t.Run(tc.desc, func(t *testing.T) {
            require.Equal(t, tc.expected, ParseVendorSpecificContentType(tc.input), "input: %s", tc.input)
        })
    }
}

A summary of the context that CodeRabbit is considering across the codebase:

We located git/strings_test.go and determined Test_ToUpper spans lines 14–17 and Test_ToLower spans lines 53–60. We will modify those blocks and insert new tests immediately after Test_ToLower.

We need to confirm the signature and early-return behavior of ToLower to ensure our tests target the correct function in utils/strings.go.

We need to confirm the signature and early-return behavior of ToUpper to ensure our tests target the correct function in utils/strings.go.

We need to confirm the signature and behavior of ConvertToBytes, including its empty input path, before writing comprehensive tests in common_test.go.

We need to confirm the signature and optimization paths (IndexByte) of ParseVendorSpecificContentType before writing comprehensive tests in http_test.go.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR improves performance in utility functions by optimizing string case conversion, MIME parsing, and byte size calculations. Key changes include:

  • Optimized ASCII case conversion in ToLower and ToUpper functions through early return and direct byte indexing.
  • Improved MIME parsing in ParseVendorSpecificContentType by using IndexByte.
  • Refactored ConvertToBytes to replace math.Pow with a precomputed sizeMultipliers table and use direct ASCII digit checks.

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File Description
strings.go Enhanced case conversion logic with early returns and direct indexing.
http.go Optimized vendor-specific MIME type parsing using IndexByte for performance.
go.mod Added an extra newline; no direct impact on functionality.
common.go Refactored ConvertToBytes for improved performance using sizeMultipliers.

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http_test.go (1)

140-160: Suggest improving test case descriptions for clarity.

Some test case descriptions could be more precise about the expected behavior, especially distinguishing between cases with and without '+' characters.

Consider updating descriptions to be more explicit:

-		{"application/json", "application/json", "normal content type with slash"},
+		{"application/json", "application/json", "normal content type, no plus sign"},
-		{"applicationjson", "applicationjson", "no slash in content type"},
+		{"applicationjson", "applicationjson", "no slash, no plus sign"},
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[error] 157-157: Test failure in Test_ParseVendorSpecificContentType_IndexByteOptimization/semicolon_after_content_type: expected 'application/json' but got 'application/json;charset=utf-8'. Input: application/json;charset=utf-8

common_test.go (1)

78-86: Remove duplicate test cases.

Lines 79-80 and 83-86 contain duplicate assertions for empty string and basic number "42". The duplicated tests should be removed to avoid redundancy.

-	// initial assertions
-	require.Equal(t, 0, ConvertToBytes(""))
-	require.Equal(t, 42, ConvertToBytes("42"))
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	// Test empty string
	require.Equal(t, 0, ConvertToBytes(""))

	// Test basic numbers (digit detection optimization)
	require.Equal(t, 42, ConvertToBytes("42"))
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strings.go (1)
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http_test.go (1)
http.go (1)
  • ParseVendorSpecificContentType (43-66)
common_test.go (1)
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http_test.go (4)

106-108: Fix incorrect test expectation for semicolon before plus scenario.

The test comment indicates "Semicolon before plus" but the input "application/json; charset=utf-8+extra" has a semicolon before the plus sign. According to the function logic, when semicolon comes before plus, it should return everything before the semicolon, which is "application/json". However, the current expectation is correct.


82-101: LGTM! Well-designed test cases for vendor-specific content types.

These test cases properly validate the function's core purpose of parsing vendor-specific content types with '+' notation. The expectations are correct and align with the function's logic.


110-115: LGTM! Good edge case coverage for minimal inputs.

These edge cases properly test the function's behavior with empty strings and single special characters, ensuring robust handling of boundary conditions.


138-160: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fix incorrect test case in the optimization test suite.

The test case on line 148-149 expects "application/json" for input "application/json;charset=utf-8", but since there's no '+' character, the function should return the original string unchanged.

-		{"application/json;charset=utf-8", "application/json", "semicolon after content type"},
+		{"application/json;charset=utf-8", "application/json;charset=utf-8", "semicolon after content type, no plus"},

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common_test.go (2)

97-146: Excellent comprehensive test coverage for size multipliers.

The expanded test cases thoroughly cover all supported size units (k/K, m/M, g/G, t/T, p/P) with various combinations of:

  • Lowercase and uppercase variants
  • With and without 'b' suffixes
  • With and without spaces
  • Decimal numbers
  • Edge cases and error conditions

This provides robust validation of the sizeMultipliers array optimization mentioned in the PR objectives.

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130-146: Good coverage of error conditions and edge cases.

The tests properly validate error handling for:

  • Non-numeric strings
  • Invalid units
  • Malformed decimal numbers
  • Various space handling scenarios

This ensures the optimized implementation maintains correct behavior for invalid inputs.

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strings_test.go (5)

14-19: Good test coverage for empty string optimization.

The test correctly validates the early return optimization for empty strings mentioned in the PR objectives. The test cases cover both the edge case (empty string) and a typical path string with mixed characters.

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55-69: Comprehensive edge case testing.

Excellent addition of test cases for single character inputs and edge cases. This ensures the direct byte iteration optimization handles all ASCII character types correctly (letters, digits, special characters).


138-156: Thorough validation of direct byte iteration optimization.

This new test function provides comprehensive coverage for the direct byte iteration changes mentioned in the AI summary. The test cases cover various ASCII combinations ensuring the optimization maintains correctness across different character types.


158-176: Well-structured test for ToUpper direct byte iteration.

Mirror test for ToUpper function with good coverage of mixed cases, symbols, and numbers. The table-driven approach makes it easy to add more test cases if needed.


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While the test coverage is excellent, the static analysis and pipeline failures indicate that the ToUpper, ToLower, and related functions are undefined. This suggests either missing implementations in strings.go or import issues.


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http_test.go (1)

138-160: Add t.Parallel calls to subtests for consistency.

The table-driven test function provides excellent additional coverage for the IndexByte optimizations with clear test case descriptions. However, the subtests should call t.Parallel() to be consistent with the parent test's parallel execution.

Apply this diff to add the missing parallel calls:

	for _, tc := range testCases {
		t.Run(tc.desc, func(t *testing.T) {
+			t.Parallel()
			require.Equal(t, tc.expected, ParseVendorSpecificContentType(tc.input), "input: %s", tc.input)
		})
	}

The test cases themselves are comprehensive and well-designed, covering edge cases like plus signs at different positions, missing slashes, and multiple special characters.

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78-81: Remove duplicate test assertions.

The test assertions for empty string and "42" are duplicated between the initial assertions and the basic numbers section.

-	// initial assertions
-	require.Equal(t, 0, ConvertToBytes(""))
-	require.Equal(t, 42, ConvertToBytes("42"))
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-	// Test empty string
-	require.Equal(t, 0, ConvertToBytes(""))
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-	// Test basic numbers (digit detection optimization)
-	require.Equal(t, 42, ConvertToBytes("42"))
+	// Test empty string
+	require.Equal(t, 0, ConvertToBytes(""))
+
+	// Test basic numbers (digit detection optimization)
+	require.Equal(t, 42, ConvertToBytes("42"))

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http_test.go (2)

78-80: LGTM! Test expectation correctly fixed.

This change correctly addresses the past review comment. The test now properly expects ParseVendorSpecificContentType to return the original string unchanged for regular content types without '+' characters, which aligns with the function's intended behavior.


82-115: Excellent comprehensive test coverage for IndexByte optimizations.

These test cases provide thorough coverage of the IndexByte optimizations for '+', ';', and '/' characters in ParseVendorSpecificContentType. The tests cover:

  • Vendor-specific content types with plus signs (IndexByte for '+')
  • Edge cases with multiple special characters
  • Semicolon positioning relative to plus signs
  • Empty and minimal inputs
  • Invalid content types without slashes

The test organization with descriptive comments makes it clear which specific optimizations are being validated.

common_test.go (2)

134-134: Excellent fix of previous test expectation issues.

The test expectations have been correctly updated based on the previous review feedback. The test now properly expects ConvertToBytes("42X") to return 42 (the numeric part when unit is invalid) and "12a3" to return 0 (parsing failure due to invalid format).

Also applies to: 161-161


76-168: Comprehensive test coverage validates performance optimizations.

The expanded test coverage excellently validates the performance optimizations mentioned in the PR objectives:

  • Tests for direct byte comparison digit detection (lines 85-90, 147-168)
  • Tests for sizeMultipliers array usage across all supported units (k/K, m/M, g/G, t/T, p/P)
  • Edge cases including invalid inputs, decimal numbers, and space handling
  • Specific digit detection test function to validate the optimization replacing unicode.IsDigit

This thorough testing ensures the optimizations maintain correctness while improving performance.

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@ReneWerner87 ReneWerner87 merged commit 0c22a25 into master May 25, 2025
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