//go:build test

package webhooks

import (
	"os"
	"testing"

	"crussell/db"
	"crussell/testutils/testdb"
)

// resetSquareWebhookEventsSeen clears the process-global in-memory webhook
// dedup cache (squareWebhookEventsSeen in square.go). square.go exposes no
// reset — the cache is a deliberate process-lifetime fast-path for handler
// dedup — so the test suite provides its own test-only accessor: the test files
// compile into the same package and can reach the unexported cache. Without a
// reset the suite is order-dependent: tests reuse event_ids (e.g. "evt_1") and
// a delivery from an earlier test would fast-path-drop a later test's delivery
// BEFORE dispatch, silently skipping the state mutation the later test asserts.
func resetSquareWebhookEventsSeen() {
	squareWebhookEventsSeen.mu.Lock()
	squareWebhookEventsSeen.seen = make(map[string]struct{})
	squareWebhookEventsSeen.order = make([]string, 0, squareWebhookEventsSeen.max)
	squareWebhookEventsSeen.mu.Unlock()
}

func TestMain(m *testing.M) {
	pool := testdb.CreateTestDatabase("crussell_test_handlers_webhooks")
	db.Conn = db.NewPoolProxy(pool)
	testdb.SeedBaseline(pool)
	// Start from a clean in-memory dedup cache: the handler's fast-path cache
	// is a package global that would otherwise leak event_ids across tests
	// (they share ids like "evt_1"), making the suite order-dependent.
	resetSquareWebhookEventsSeen()
	code := m.Run()
	testdb.DestroyTestDatabase(pool, "crussell_test_handlers_webhooks")
	os.Exit(code)
}