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Goal-4-Task-3 Test Report: SQLite Adapter Implementation
Test Summary
- Test Date: 2025-05-03
- Test Environment:
- Python 3.13.3
- SQLite 3.38.5
- pytest 8.3.5
- Test Coverage: 100% of new functionality (verified via pytest-cov)
- Automation Level: Medium (Automated delegation with human oversight)
Test Results
1. CRUD Operations Compatibility
1.1 Create Operation
✅ TC-CREATE-01: Passed - Create operation works with valid parameters
1.2 Read Operation
✅ TC-READ-01: Passed - Read operation returns correct value for existing key
1.3 Update Operation
✅ TC-UPDATE-01: Passed - Update operation modifies existing value ✅ TC-UPDATE-02: Passed - Raises NotFound for non-existent key ✅ TC-UPDATE-03: Passed - Raises AccessDenied for unauthorized user ✅ TC-UPDATE-04: Passed - Raises EncryptionError when encryption fails ✅ TC-UPDATE-05: Passed - Raises ValueError for invalid key
1.4 Delete Operation
✅ TC-DELETE-01: Passed - Delete operation removes key-value pair
2. Transaction Support
✅ TC-TRANS-01: Passed - Transaction commit persists changes ✅ TC-TRANS-02: Passed - Transaction rollback reverts changes
3. Performance Benchmarks
✅ TC-PERF-01: Passed - Single operation latency measured (see benchmarks/sqlite_performance.md) ✅ TC-PERF-02: Passed - Bulk operation throughput measured ✅ TC-PERF-03: Passed - Transaction performance measured ✅ TC-PERF-04: Passed - Memory usage patterns documented
4. Security Compliance
✅ TC-SEC-01: Passed - Data is encrypted with AES-256-GCM ✅ TC-SEC-02: Passed - RBAC integration works correctly ✅ TC-SEC-03: Passed - Audit logging is implemented
5. Test Coverage
✅ TC-COV-01: Passed - 100% coverage achieved for new functionality
Issues Found
RBAC Parameter Order Issue
Description: The SQLite adapter was calling validate_permission() with incorrect parameter order (user_id first) compared to the RBAC engine's expected order (resource first).
Resolution: Fixed parameter order in all calls to match RBAC engine interface.
Impact: Low - Caught during testing before deployment
Missing grant_permission Method
Description: Tests were attempting to use grant_permission() method which doesn't exist in RBACEngine.
Resolution: Updated tests to use assign_role() instead, as permissions are role-based.
Impact: Medium - Required test updates but didn't affect production code
Performance Characteristics
Key performance metrics from benchmarks/sqlite_performance.md:
| Metric | SQLite Adapter | Memory Adapter | Overhead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single op latency | 15.3 μs | 1.2 μs | 12.8x |
| Bulk throughput | 6,200 ops/sec | 85,000 ops/sec | 13.7x |
| Memory usage (100k ops) | 14.3 MB | 1,402.1 MB | -98% |
Recommendation: Use SQLite adapter for:
- Large datasets where memory is a concern
- Applications requiring persistence
- Scenarios needing transaction support
Security Validation
All security requirements from specs/security.md are met:
- AES-256-GCM encryption
- RBAC integration with signed OU claims
- Audit logging with integrity protection
- Certificate pinning support
Final Status
✅ PASSED - All requirements verified and implementation matches specifications
Next Steps
- Security specialist review (Goal-4-Task-4)
- Integration testing with other components
- Performance optimization if needed
- Documentation updates