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aptly/systemd
Nick Bozhenko fcb9bd7bd6 Add comprehensive test coverage across all packages
- Add unit tests for API endpoints (db, error, files, gpg, graph, metrics, publish, repos, snapshot, storage, task)
- Add command-line interface tests for all cmd subcommands
- Add database tests including race condition tests for etcddb and goleveldb
- Add package management tests (collections, contents, graph, import, index files, dependencies)
- Add infrastructure tests (pgp, systemd activation, task management)
- Add utility tests (checksum, config accessor, logging, sanitize)
- Add race condition tests for concurrent operations

Test coverage improves reliability and helps catch regressions early.
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Partial import of https://github.com/coreos/go-systemd to avoid a build dependency on systemd-dev (which is not reasonably available on the type of Travis CI that is used - i.e. Ubuntu 14.04).

This import only includes activation code without tests as the tests use code from another directory making them not relocatable without introducing a delta to make them pass.

Code is Apache-2 which is equally permissive as MIT, which is used for aptly.