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Add unit tests for operator.py - #589
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Under this PR, I have added comprehensive unit tests for the operator.py file as requested in issue #555.
Overview
The operator.py file is responsible for loading operators from the configuration file, importing their modules, and initializing them. My unit tests ensure that this functionality works correctly.
Changes I Made
Created a new test file tests/feluda_unit_tests/test_operator.py that includes tests for:
Used unittest and mock to test the functionality without actual imports
Followed the project's existing testing patterns and style conventions
This PR helps improve the overall test coverage of the codebase and ensures that the operator module works as expected.
Testing
All tests pass using
Closes #555