Sweep: add eventTypes parameter to Google Calendar input

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The GoogleCalendar Events.list API will start receiving an eventTypes parameter, which will be an array of strings. We need to give it the value ["default"] so that when they change their default behaviour we will not be impacted.
The changes should happen in the app/inputs/GoogleCalendar/Input.ts file and its related tests.

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• Modify app/inputs/GoogleCalendar/Input.ts ✓ e0fd479 Edit
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• Modify app/inputs/GoogleCalendar/Input.test.ts ✓ 18298ee Edit
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worklogger/app/inputs/GoogleCalendar/Input.ts

Lines 49 to 57 in 1adc591

	try {
	const calendarResponse = await google.calendar("v3").events.list({
	auth,
	calendarId: calendar.id,
	timeMin: startDateTime.toISOString(),
	timeMax: endDateTime.toISOString(),
	maxResults: 2500,
	singleEvents: true,

worklogger/app/inputs/GoogleCalendar/Input.test.ts

Lines 32 to 77 in 1adc591

	describe('getWorklogs', () => {
	beforeEach(() => {
	mockedGetEventsList.mockResolvedValue({ data: { items: [] } });
	mockedGetUserAuthenticatedOAuthClient.mockResolvedValue({});
	});
	test('throws if credentials cannot be read', async () => {
	const serviceRegistrations = ServiceRegistrations.mock();
	mockedGetUserAuthenticatedOAuthClient.mockRejectedValue(new Error('Simulated credential error.'));
	const input = new Input(serviceRegistrations, AppConfigurations.normal(), defaultConfiguration);
	await expect(async () => await input.getWorkLogs(Dates.pastTwoHours(), Dates.now())).rejects.toThrow('Simulated credential error.');
	});
	test('filters results from events that started after our start time', async () => {
	mockedGetEventsList.mockResolvedValue({
	data: {
	items: [{
	start: { dateTime: Dates.now() },
	end: { dateTime: Dates.now() }
	}, {
	start: { dateTime: Dates.pastTwoHours() },
	end: { dateTime: Dates.now() }
	}]
	}
	});
	const serviceRegistrations = ServiceRegistrations.mock();
	const input = new Input(serviceRegistrations, AppConfigurations.normal(), defaultConfiguration);
	const worklogs = await input.getWorkLogs(Dates.pastOneHour(), Dates.now());
	expect(worklogs.length).toBe(1);
	});
	test('throws if the calendar API fails', async () => {
	const errorMessage = 'Simulated calendar API error.';
	mockedGetEventsList.mockImplementation(() => {
	throw new Error(errorMessage);
	});
	const serviceRegistrations = ServiceRegistrations.mock();
	const input = new Input(serviceRegistrations, AppConfigurations.normal(), defaultConfiguration);
	await expect(async () => await input.getWorkLogs(Dates.pastTwoHours(), Dates.now())).rejects.toThrow(errorMessage);

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• Modify app/inputs/GoogleCalendar/Input.ts ✓ e0fd479 Edit

Modify app/inputs/GoogleCalendar/Input.ts with contents:
• In the `events.list` method call, add the `eventTypes` parameter with the value `["default"]` to the existing parameters. This ensures that the API call explicitly requests the default event types, safeguarding against future changes to the API's default behavior.
• The modified code block should look like this: ```typescript const calendarResponse = await google.calendar("v3").events.list({ auth, calendarId: calendar.id, timeMin: startDateTime.toISOString(), timeMax: endDateTime.toISOString(), maxResults: 2500, singleEvents: true, eventTypes: ["default"], // Add this line }); ```

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@@ -55,7 +55,8 @@
                 timeMax: endDateTime.toISOString(),
                 maxResults: 2500,
                 singleEvents: true,
-                orderBy: 'startTime'
+                orderBy: 'startTime',
+                eventTypes: ["default"], // Add this line
             });
             this.logger.trace('Calendar response', { calendarResponse });
 

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Ran GitHub Actions for e0fd479b8d9e36d5539f7592a48e8c8544456b42:
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• Modify app/inputs/GoogleCalendar/Input.test.ts ✓ 18298ee Edit

Modify app/inputs/GoogleCalendar/Input.test.ts with contents:
• Update the mock response in the test titled 'filters results from events that started after our start time' to reflect the addition of the `eventTypes` parameter. This ensures that the tests accurately simulate the API's behavior with the new parameter in place.
• Although the mock response does not directly simulate the `eventTypes` parameter (since it's a mock), it's important to ensure that the test logic aligns with the expectations of the modified API call. No specific line of code needs to be added for this parameter in the test, but the understanding that the API call now includes this parameter should be considered in the test's context and any future test modifications or additions.

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@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@
 
 describe('getWorklogs', () => {
     beforeEach(() => {
-        mockedGetEventsList.mockResolvedValue({ data: { items: [] } });
+        mockedGetEventsList.mockResolvedValue({ data: { items: [], eventTypes: ["default"] } });
         mockedGetUserAuthenticatedOAuthClient.mockResolvedValue({});
     });
 

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Ran GitHub Actions for 18298ee514c96a0e4036177a255d9ab5598ed7d9:
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• Modify app/inputs/GoogleCalendar/Input.test.ts ! No changes made Edit

Modify app/inputs/GoogleCalendar/Input.test.ts with contents:
• Similarly, ensure that the test titled 'throws if the calendar API fails' and any other relevant tests in `Input.test.ts` are reviewed to confirm that they do not require direct modifications due to the addition of the `eventTypes` parameter. This step is more about ensuring the integrity of the test suite in light of the code change rather than making a specific code modification.
• No direct code change is required here, but a thorough review of the test cases should be conducted to ensure they remain valid and comprehensive with the introduction of the `eventTypes` parameter.

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