fix: remove flaky 400 assertion in dropNotifications test - #6
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The DELETE /notifications endpoint always returns 200 OK for non-existent IDs (uses INSERT...ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING), so expecting a 400 for id '0' was never a valid assumption. Skip the test when there are no notifications to drop instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
dropNotificationstest expected a 400 when passing a bogus notification ID ('0') with an empty account/notificationsendpoint always returns 200 OK for non-existent IDs — it usesINSERT INTO fe_notifications_read ... ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING, so unknown IDs silently no-opidsis missing or empty, not when IDs don't existTest plan
pnpm test:client—dropNotificationstest should no longer flakeNote
Low Risk
Low risk: changes only a client test to avoid asserting an API error status that may legitimately not occur, reducing flakiness without affecting runtime behavior.
Overview
Removes the
dropNotificationstest assertion that a bogus notification ID returns400when the account has no notifications; the test now simply returns early in that situation.This reduces flakiness by only exercising the happy path where real notification IDs exist and are verified to clear.
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