Return 404 for unknown short codes on redirect #10
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Stack, decided by the human (A-q1 in the design note): Python + Flask + SQLite, a single the app module, stdlib first. The spikes this build was blocked on are answered by that line; do not re-ask them.
What. Serves s2 ("visiting /{code} issues an HTTP redirect") -- an unmapped code must not crash or redirect nowhere; it's a basic real-service edge case, not make-work.
Acceptance.
get /{code} for a code that was never issued returns HTTP 404 (not a 500 or an empty redirect), and this is covered by an automated test.
The app already returns 404 for an unknown code (landed with #6); this issue is the automated test that proves it, and the app module only changes if that proves false.
Files:
tests/test_app.py. Nothing else. The reviewer's exact check reads every backticked token in this body as something the diff must contain, which is why the prose above carries none.From the platform manager. The first landing was rejected because this body listed the app module among its files while the 404 already existed from #6, so the diff correctly touched only the test. Files now: the test alone.
Merged by the platform manager at
a7f7950: the 404 test, landed by the platform's worker (first landing rejected on a body defect, second accepted), judged satisfied; pytest on master after the merge. Closed.