- Introduced should_summarize parameter in TaskDispatcher and CeleryTaskDispatcher to control summary generation.
- Updated InlineTaskDispatcher to support the new parameter for document processing.
- Updated the embedding dimension in test configurations to use the value from the application config, enhancing maintainability and consistency across tests.
- Introduced a TaskDispatcher abstraction to decouple the upload endpoint from Celery, allowing for easier testing with synchronous implementations.
- Updated the create_documents_file_upload function to utilize the new dispatcher for task management.
- Removed direct Celery task imports from the upload function, enhancing modularity.
- Added integration tests for document upload, including page limit enforcement and file size restrictions.
- Introduced a new test class to verify that uploaded documents appear in search results once their status is ready.
- Implemented assertions to ensure the uploaded document's ID is present in the search response.
- Added constants for maximum files per upload, per-file size, and total upload size.
- Enhanced document upload route to validate file counts and sizes, returning appropriate HTTP errors.
- Introduced end-to-end tests for upload limits and page limit enforcement, ensuring correct behavior under various scenarios.
- Updated test helpers to support notification retrieval for page limit exceeded scenarios.
- Updated test fixtures to include search space ID retrieval for improved document upload tests.
- Refactored authentication and document upload functions to accept search space ID as a parameter.
- Removed hardcoded search space ID references to streamline test configurations.
- Introduced new test files for end-to-end testing of document uploads, including support for .txt, .md, and .pdf formats.
- Created shared fixtures and helper functions for authentication, document management, and cleanup.
- Added sample documents for testing purposes.
- Established a conftest.py file to provide reusable fixtures across test modules.
