enable slack and teams tests in config-service and uns

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Signed-off-by: refaelm [email protected]

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enhancement

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Description

• Updated the system_test_mapping.json to target actual services instead of dummy ones for slack and teams alert channel tests. This change enables the integration tests to run against the users-notification-service and config-service, enhancing the test coverage and reliability.

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	Relevant files
Configuration changes	system_test_mapping.json Update Target Repositories for Slack and Teams Tests          system_test_mapping.json Updated the target_repositories for tests related to teams and slack alert channels from dummy services to actual services (users-notification-service and config-service). +4/-4

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⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	1, because the changes are straightforward and involve updating target repositories in a JSON configuration file. The modifications are clear and limited in scope.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
🔍 Possible issues	No
🔒 Security concerns	No

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enhancement	Verify and update the list of target repositories to include all relevant services for comprehensive test coverage. Ensure that the "target_repositories" list includes all relevant services that need to be tested for Teams and Slack alert channels. If any service is missing, it should be added to maintain comprehensive test coverage. system_test_mapping.json [996-997] "target_repositories": [ "users-notification-service", - "config-service" + "config-service", + "additional-service-if-needed" ]
best practice	Add validation for the "skip_on_environment" field to prevent it from being unintentionally left empty. Consider adding a validation mechanism to ensure that the "skip_on_environment" field is not left empty unintentionally. This could be a simple check in the CI pipeline or a pre-commit hook. system_test_mapping.json [1000] -"skip_on_environment": "" +"skip_on_environment": "dev-environment"
maintainability	Update the "description" fields to accurately reflect the updated scope of tests. Review the "description" fields to ensure they accurately reflect the scope and purpose of the tests, especially after adding new target repositories. This helps maintain clarity and relevance in test documentation. system_test_mapping.json [999] -"description": "testing teams alert channels with compliance and vulnerabilities notifications" +"description": "Comprehensive testing of Teams and Slack alert channels for compliance and vulnerabilities across all services"

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best practice	Ensure "skip_on_environment" is properly set or removed for clarity.          Ensure that the "skip_on_environment" field is not left as an empty string if there are specific environments where these tests should not run. If the tests are meant to run in all environments, consider removing the "skip_on_environment" field entirely for clarity. system_test_mapping.json [1000] -"skip_on_environment": "" +"skip_on_environment": "production"
possible issue	Verify the targeted repositories are correct for the tests.                   Verify the "target_repositories" list to ensure that the correct repositories are targeted for the tests. If "users-notification-service" and "config-service" are the correct repositories, no action is needed. However, if the "-dummy" suffix was indicating a test or staging version of these services, ensure that the correct production versions are being targeted. system_test_mapping.json [996-997] "target_repositories": [ - "users-notification-service", - "config-service" + "users-notification-service-prod", + "config-service-prod" ]
enhancement	Add a "test_type" field to categorize the nature of the tests.                Consider adding a "test_type" field to specify whether these tests are integration, end-to-end, or another type. This can help in categorizing and filtering tests based on their nature and requirements. system_test_mapping.json [999] +"test_type": "integration", "description": "testing teams alert channels with compliance and vulnerabilities notifications" Add a "schedule" field to automate test execution.                            If these tests are meant to be run periodically, consider adding a "schedule" field to define the frequency. This can help in automating test execution and ensuring regular validation of the alert channels. system_test_mapping.json [1010] +"schedule": "daily", "description": "testing slack alert channels with compliance and vulnerabilities notifications"
maintainability	Group related tests under a common key for better maintainability.            To improve the maintainability of the test configurations, consider grouping related tests under a common key. This can help in organizing tests by their purpose or the service they target, making it easier to manage and update test configurations. system_test_mapping.json [996-997] -"target_repositories": [ - "users-notification-service", - "config-service" -] +"alert_channel_tests": { + "target_repositories": [ + "users-notification-service", + "config-service" + ] +}

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