🧪 Add test coverage for jq fallback installation in renv-cache#231
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Extracts the `ensure_jq` function into isolated subshells and mocks package managers (`apt-get`, `apk`, `dnf`, `yum`) to reliably verify the correct installation pathway triggers when `jq` is absent, bypassing DevContainer sandbox build caching limits during validation. Co-authored-by: MiguelRodo <23501332+MiguelRodo@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: Adds test coverage for the
ensure_jqfallback logic insiderenv-cache'srenv-restore-buildscript, validating the handling of different package managers whenjqis missing.📊 Coverage: Verifies successful code execution paths for
apt-get,apk,dnf, andyum.✨ Result: Enhanced test reliability by utilizing function extraction and subshells to sidestep Docker-in-Docker caching limits imposed on standard integration tests.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 10400698089474660978 started by @MiguelRodo