improve test

Taskfile.yaml

@@ -83,21 +83,29 @@ tasks:
         - |
           function test_service() {
             local path="$1"
+            local url="https://{{.SERVICE_NAME}}.{{.DOMAIN}}/$path"
             
-            # Use curl to capture both HTTP status code and response body
+            # Use curl to capture response body and append the http_code at the end.
-            local response=$(curl -s -w "%{http_code}" https://{{.SERVICE_NAME}}.{{.DOMAIN}}/$path)
+            # Using `|| true` prevents Task from failing if curl encounters a network error.
+            local response=$(curl -s -w "%{http_code}" "$url") || true
 
             # Extract status code (last 3 chars) and body (everything else)
             local status_code="${response:${#response}-3}"
+            local status_text="ERROR"
             local body="${response:0:${#response}-3}"
 
-            if [ "$status_code" -lt 399 ]; then
+            # Check if curl failed completely (e.g. DNS failure), resulting in empty output
-              printf "GET /%s -> [SUCCESS] Status: %s, Body: %s\n" "$path" "$status_code" "$body"
+            if [ -z "$response" ] || [ "${response:${#response}-3}" = "000" ]; then
-            else
+                body="[Network failure or unresolvable host]"
-              printf "GET /%s -> [FAILURE] Status: %s, Body: %s\n" "$path" "$status_code" "$body"
             fi
            
-            # Explicitly return 0 so the task does not fail if a test fails
+            # Status code in the 200-399 range is considered a successful response
+            if [ "$status_code" -ge 200 ] && [ "$status_code" -lt 400 ]; then
+              status_text="SUCCESS" 
+            fi
+
+            printf "GET /%s -> [%s] Status: %s, Body: %s\n" "$path" "$status_text" "$status_code" "$body"
+            
             return 0
           }