🧪 [testing improvement] Add test for HashMap resize logic beyond initial capacity#33
🧪 [testing improvement] Add test for HashMap resize logic beyond initial capacity#33
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Added a focused test in `echo-core-zig/src/data/hashmap.zig` to specifically verify the resize logic of HashMap when inserting more items than its initial capacity. This ensures no data is lost during the resize process and that the map correctly resizes and preserves existing probe chains. The test uses proper memory tracking to prevent leaks. Co-authored-by: ulac000000 <132948319+ulac000000@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: The testing gap addressed
The testing gap addressed the lack of a focused test for triggering the HashMap resize logic by inserting more elements than the initial capacity and verifying all elements remain intact.
📊 Coverage: What scenarios are now tested
A test has been added which specifically provisions a HashMap with initial capacity 8, and populates it with 9 uniquely string-allocated keys. It then tests that all 9 entries are retrievable and accurately mapped.
✨ Result: The improvement in test coverage
We now explicitly verify that the internal storage correctly expands beyond the initial capacity limits while accurately preserving all entries across the boundary. The code ensures there are no memory leaks from dynamically allocated keys during testing.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 16880582306874967133 started by @ulac000000