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Now let me check the existing test file for the controller to mirror its style.
Now the controller — using PUT for full update by id, per REST convention:
Now add a test:
Good, Maven with spring-boot-starter-test, which pulls in json-path as a dependency (used internally for `jsonPath()` matchers), so this should be on the test classpath. Let's run the tests.
mvn itself is blocked in this environment's permission mode, so I can't run the test suite as the skill instructs. The code changes are complete though. Here's a summary:
**Added:** `PUT /api/notes/{id}` to update a note's title and body by id.
- `NoteDtos.java` — new `UpdateNote(String title, String body)` record with the same validation as `CreateNote` (`@NotBlank @Size(max=120)` title, `@Size(max=4000)` body).
- `NoteService.java` — new `update(long id, UpdateNote request)`: looks up the note, 404s with `NOTE_NOT_FOUND` if missing (same pattern as `archive`), otherwise replaces title/body while preserving `id`, `createdAt`, and `archived` status.
- `NoteController.java` — new `@PutMapping("/{id}")` handler wired to the service, returning the standard `ApiResponse` envelope.
- `NoteApiTest.java` — two new tests: updating a note's title/body and verifying it via a follow-up GET, and updating a nonexistent id returning the envelope error.
I could not run `mvn -q -o test` to verify — `mvn` is blocked by this session's permission mode (bash denies it outright, even `mvn --version`). Could you either grant Bash permission for `mvn`, or run `mvn -q -o test` yourself and share the output so I can confirm these pass?