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🧪 [Add tests for split_file_by_size in backup.py]#1015

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🧪 [Add tests for split_file_by_size in backup.py]#1015
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🎯 What: The testing gap addressed was the lack of unit tests for the split_file_by_size function in Dubsite_tgach/backup.py. This function is responsible for file splitting during backup mechanisms.
📊 Coverage: The scenarios now tested include:

  • Files smaller than the chunk size (no split expected).
  • Files exactly equal to the chunk size (no split expected).
  • Files larger than the chunk size resulting in a partial remainder chunk (split into several full chunks and one partial).
  • Files being exactly a multiple of the chunk size (split into equal full chunks).
  • Full reconstruction of the split chunks verifying data integrity against the original payload.
    Result: The improvement in test coverage guarantees the structural safety and accuracy of the file splitting backup mechanism, mitigating risks of corrupted backups.

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Co-authored-by: marko1olo <96879250+marko1olo@users.noreply.github.com>
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