Add test coverage for threadRange utility function #7668
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This PR adds comprehensive test coverage for the
threadRange
utility function insrc/github/utils.ts
, which was previously untested.Background
The
threadRange
function is a utility that creates VS Code Range objects for comment threads with specific logic for handling line ranges and character positions. Despite being an important utility function, it had no test coverage.Changes
Added a new test case
threadRange utility
tosrc/test/issues/issuesUtils.test.ts
that covers all code paths:startLine === endLine
and noendCharacter
is provided (should default to 0)endCharacter
(should default to 300 for line selection)endCharacter
valueendCharacter
valueThe test follows existing patterns in the codebase and validates that the function correctly creates VS Code Range objects with the expected start/end positions and character offsets.
Testing
threadRange
function logicThis addresses a gap in test coverage while following the repository's established testing conventions.
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