[TBCCT-249] feat(api): Ensure that the project scorecards are wiped before new ones are imported #223
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This pull request includes changes to the
ImportRepositoryclass and adds new integration tests to ensure the correct behavior of the import functionality.Changes to the
ImportRepositoryclass:api/src/modules/import/import.repository.ts: Modified theimportProjectScorecardmethod to use the 'READ COMMITTED' isolation level and added logic to clear existing project scorecards before saving new ones.Addition of integration tests:
api/test/integration/import/import.repository.spec.ts: Added new integration tests to verify that previous project scorecards are wiped before importing new ones. This includes setup and teardown logic to manage the test environment and assertions to confirm the correct behavior.