fix: flaky PII test when Faker generates short member names#2673
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The test checks error logs exclude the member's name, but Faker can generate names as short as 3 chars (e.g. Man) that happen to be substrings of other words in the log message (InvitationManager). Use word-boundary regex instead of substring include. Refs: https://github.com/codebar/planner/actions/runs/28191685483
KimberleyCook
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CI failure in PR #2672 (https://github.com/codebar/planner/actions/runs/28191685483/job/83507647002?pr=2672).
Root cause: test checks
not_to include(member.name)— Faker generated "Man" (3 chars), which is a substring of "Manager" inInvitationManager. False positive despite no actual PII leak.Fix: use
\bword boundary regex so only a standalone name triggers the check.