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In this file, neither MagicMock nor patch are used. The best fix is to delete the entire line from unittest.mock import MagicMock, patch at line 10. No other code changes or new imports are needed, and test behavior will remain identical.
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tests/test_spec_pipeline.py (1)
22-22: Fix path casing to match actual directory name.Line 22 uses
"Apps"(capital A), but the actual directory is"apps"(lowercase). On case-sensitive filesystems (Linux, macOS with case-sensitive APFS), this will cause import failures. Note: Multiple test files have this same casing inconsistency and should be standardized to"apps".
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tests/test_security_hooks.py (1)
1-17: Note: Address unused import flagged by static analysis.A previous code scanning alert identified an unused
pytestimport. Since pytest fixtures are available throughconftest.pywithout explicit import, the directpytestimport can be removed if present.tests/test_ui_boxes.py (1)
1-13: Note: Address unused import flagged by static analysis.The
patchimport fromunittest.mockis flagged as unused by static analysis. Since it's not used in any of the test methods, it should be removed.tests/test_task_logger_utils.py (1)
10-10: Remove unused imports.The imports
MagicMockandpatchfromunittest.mockare not used anywhere in this test file.🔎 Proposed fix
import sys from pathlib import Path -from unittest.mock import MagicMock, patch sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).parent.parent / "apps" / "backend"))
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Learning: Create spec directory structure with: `spec.md`, `requirements.json`, `context.json`, `implementation_plan.json`, `qa_report.md`, and optional `QA_FIX_REQUEST.md`
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apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/test_ollama_embedding_memory.py (1)
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🔇 Additional comments (13)
apps/backend/cli/main.py (1)
261-261: LGTM! Appropriate coverage exclusion for CLI entry point.The
pragma: no coverannotation is correctly applied to the main entry point, which is a standard practice for CLI interfaces that require interactive input and are difficult to test meaningfully in unit tests.tests/test_security_hooks.py (2)
19-65: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage for command validation.The test suite thoroughly covers various command types, edge cases, and parsing scenarios. Good use of descriptive test names and assertion messages.
67-114: LGTM! Thorough profile-based and edge case testing.The tests properly validate command handling across different project types (Python, Node, Docker) and handle edge cases like environment variables, quotes, and heredoc patterns. The defensive assertions using
isinstance(ok, bool)are appropriate for edge cases where behavior may vary.apps/backend/.coveragerc (2)
1-50: LGTM! Well-structured coverage configuration with clear rationale.The coverage configuration is well-organized with clear comments explaining the rationale for each exclusion (e.g., "require interactive input", "require Claude SDK sessions", "requires database"). This helps maintainers understand the coverage strategy.
207-217: LGTM! Standard report exclusions.The report exclusion patterns are standard and appropriate, covering common patterns like
pragma: no cover,__repr__, abstract methods, andif __name__ == "__main__":blocks..github/workflows/ci.yml (1)
54-61: LGTM! Coverage configuration correctly integrated.The pytest command properly references the new
.coveragercconfiguration and raises the minimum coverage threshold to 75%. The working directory and paths are correctly set, and the virtual environment is activated before running tests (as per project learnings).tests/test_ui_boxes.py (1)
14-121: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage for UI box utilities.The tests thoroughly cover the
box()anddivider()functions with various configurations including:
- Different content types (string, list)
- Title alignment options
- Style variations (light, heavy)
- Edge cases (long lines, ANSI codes)
- Various widths
The on-demand import pattern is also good practice.
tests/test_validation_models.py (1)
1-103: LGTM! Thorough test coverage for ValidationResult string formatting.The tests comprehensively validate the
__str__method output across different states:
- Checkpoint name display
- PASS/FAIL status
- Errors and warnings formatting
- Conditional fix display (only when invalid)
- Clean output for empty lists
The test names are descriptive and the assertions are clear.
tests/test_ui_formatters.py (1)
16-207: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage for UI formatting functions.The tests thoroughly cover all formatting functions with proper stdout capture using
StringIOandpatch. Good coverage of different status types and formatting options.tests/test_services_detector.py (1)
1-149: LGTM! Excellent test coverage for ServicesDetector.The tests comprehensively cover service detection across all categories:
- Databases (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis)
- Cache services
- Message queues (Celery)
- Payment processors (Stripe)
- Email providers (SendGrid)
- Storage (AWS S3)
- Auth providers (JWT)
- Monitoring (Sentry)
The tests properly handle both Python (requirements.txt) and Node.js (package.json) dependencies, and include important edge cases like multiple databases and no services detected. Good use of isolated test fixtures.
tests/test_git_validators.py (3)
43-57: Excellent test coverage for git command variants.These tests effectively validate that non-commit git operations pass through while ensuring proper error handling for invalid syntax. The coverage of
git status,git diff, and malformed commands strengthens the validation logic.
81-101: Strong test for security-critical path.The test properly validates that commits with detected secrets are blocked and that error messages include essential information (file path, pattern name). This is critical for preventing credential leaks.
170-193: Good validation of comprehensive error reporting.Testing that multiple files with secrets are all reported ensures users get complete information to remediate all issues in a single pass, improving the developer experience.
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Remove security/hooks.py from coverage exclusions.
The file security/hooks.py is excluded from coverage with the rationale "require project context", but tests/test_security_hooks.py successfully tests the validate_command function from this module. This suggests the module is testable and should be included in coverage metrics. Excluding tested code undermines the PR's goal of increasing coverage to 75%.
🔎 Proposed fix
- # Security hooks (require project context)
- security/hooks.py
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/backend/.coveragerc around lines 195-196, remove the exclusion entry
"security/hooks.py" so the file is no longer omitted from coverage reporting;
update the .coveragerc by deleting that line (and any trailing blank line if
needed) to allow tests like tests/test_security_hooks.py to count toward overall
coverage.
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Add message assertion for consistency.
For consistency with other similar tests (e.g., test_non_git_command_allowed, test_git_add_allowed), consider asserting that the message is empty when the command is allowed.
🔎 Proposed fix
def test_empty_command_allowed(self):
"""Empty command passes through."""
ok, msg = validate_git_commit("")
assert ok is True
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In tests/test_git_validators.py around lines 26 to 30, the test
test_empty_command_allowed lacks an assertion on the returned message for
consistency with other tests; update the test to also assert that msg is an
empty string (or whatever the validator returns for allowed commands) after
asserting ok is True so the test verifies both success and the empty message.
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| commands = extract_commands("") | ||
| assert commands == [] or commands == set() |
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Tighten assertion to specify exact return type.
The test accepts either an empty list or empty set, which doesn't clearly specify the expected behavior. Tests should assert the exact return type and value to catch implementation changes.
🔎 Proposed fix
def test_empty_command(self):
"""Handles empty command string."""
commands = extract_commands("")
- assert commands == [] or commands == set()
+ # Verify with the actual implementation and use the correct type
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| def test_empty_command(self): | |
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| def test_empty_command(self): | |
| """Handles empty command string.""" | |
| commands = extract_commands("") | |
| # Verify with the actual implementation and use the correct type | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tests/test_security_parser.py around lines 53 to 56, the test for an empty
command accepts either an empty list or empty set which is ambiguous; change the
assertion to require an exact type and value (e.g., assert commands == [] and
optionally assert isinstance(commands, list)) so the test fails if the function
returns the wrong container type.
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| segments = split_command_segments("") | ||
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Tighten assertion for empty string handling.
Similar to the empty command test, this assertion is overly permissive. Specify the exact expected return value.
🔎 Proposed fix
def test_empty_string(self):
"""Handles empty string."""
segments = split_command_segments("")
- assert segments == [] or segments == [""]
+ # Verify with the actual implementation
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tests/test_security_parser.py around lines 103 to 106, the test for an empty
string is too permissive (it allows [] or [""]); change the assertion to expect
a single exact value matching project convention — assert segments == [] — so
update the test to assert segments == [] (and if the implementation returns
[""], modify split_command_segments to return [] for an empty input instead).
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| segments = ["ls -la", "pwd"] | ||
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| segments = ["/usr/bin/python script.py"] | ||
| result = get_command_for_validation("python", segments) | ||
| # May or may not match depending on implementation | ||
| assert result is None or "python" in result |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Replace permissive assertions with specific expected values.
Multiple assertions use "or" conditions to accept different return values (None vs empty string, different command formats). This reduces test precision and could mask bugs.
🔎 Proposed fix
def test_no_matching_segment(self):
"""Returns None when no match found."""
segments = ["ls -la", "pwd"]
result = get_command_for_validation("git", segments)
- # May return None or empty depending on implementation
- assert result is None or result == ""
+ assert result is None # or assert result == "" based on actual behavior
def test_empty_segments(self):
"""Handles empty segments list."""
result = get_command_for_validation("cmd", [])
- # May return None or empty depending on implementation
- assert result is None or result == ""
+ assert result is None # or assert result == "" based on actual behavior
def test_command_with_path(self):
"""Matches command even with path prefix."""
segments = ["/usr/bin/python script.py"]
result = get_command_for_validation("python", segments)
- # May or may not match depending on implementation
- assert result is None or "python" in result
+ # If path matching is supported, assert the match; otherwise assert None
+ assert "python" in result # or assert result is None🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tests/test_security_parser.py lines 125-143, replace the permissive "or"
assertions with precise expectations: assert that
get_command_for_validation("git", ["ls -la","pwd"]) returns None; assert that
get_command_for_validation("cmd", []) returns None; and assert that
get_command_for_validation("python", ["/usr/bin/python script.py"]) returns the
exact matching segment "/usr/bin/python script.py" (or change expected value to
the canonical form your implementation should return), updating the three
assertions to use equality/None checks rather than boolean ORs.
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| """Returns 'spec' when all words are skip words.""" | ||
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| mock_init.return_value = (temp_dir / ".auto-claude", False) | ||
| specs_dir = temp_dir / ".auto-claude" / "specs" | ||
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Strengthen assertion to verify exact fallback behavior.
The assertion assert name == "spec" or len(name) > 0 is overly permissive. When all words are skip words, the test should verify the exact fallback behavior.
🔎 Proposed fix
def test_all_skip_words_returns_spec(self, temp_dir: Path):
"""Returns 'spec' when all words are skip words."""
with patch('spec.pipeline.init_auto_claude_dir') as mock_init:
mock_init.return_value = (temp_dir / ".auto-claude", False)
specs_dir = temp_dir / ".auto-claude" / "specs"
specs_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
orchestrator = SpecOrchestrator(project_dir=temp_dir)
name = orchestrator._generate_spec_name("the a an to for of in on")
- # All words are skip words, should fall back to first words or "spec"
- assert name == "spec" or len(name) > 0
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| def test_all_skip_words_returns_spec(self, temp_dir: Path): | |
| """Returns 'spec' when all words are skip words.""" | |
| with patch('spec.pipeline.init_auto_claude_dir') as mock_init: | |
| mock_init.return_value = (temp_dir / ".auto-claude", False) | |
| specs_dir = temp_dir / ".auto-claude" / "specs" | |
| specs_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) | |
| orchestrator = SpecOrchestrator(project_dir=temp_dir) | |
| name = orchestrator._generate_spec_name("the a an to for of in on") | |
| # All words are skip words, should fall back to first words or "spec" | |
| assert name == "spec" or len(name) > 0 | |
| def test_all_skip_words_returns_spec(self, temp_dir: Path): | |
| """Returns 'spec' when all words are skip words.""" | |
| with patch('spec.pipeline.init_auto_claude_dir') as mock_init: | |
| mock_init.return_value = (temp_dir / ".auto-claude", False) | |
| specs_dir = temp_dir / ".auto-claude" / "specs" | |
| specs_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) | |
| orchestrator = SpecOrchestrator(project_dir=temp_dir) | |
| name = orchestrator._generate_spec_name("the a an to for of in on") | |
| # All words are skip words, should fall back to "spec" | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tests/test_spec_pipeline.py around lines 334-346, the assertion `assert name
== "spec" or len(name) > 0` is too permissive; change it to assert the exact
fallback behavior when all words are skip words. Replace the current assertion
with a strict check (e.g., `assert name == "spec"`) so the test verifies the
precise expected fallback value, and update any test setup if necessary to
ensure deterministic output.
| def test_short_words_filtered(self, temp_dir: Path): | ||
| """Words with 2 or fewer chars are filtered (except in fallback).""" | ||
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| mock_init.return_value = (temp_dir / ".auto-claude", False) | ||
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Make assertion more specific about filtering behavior.
The assertion uses "or" to check if either "sync" or "feature" appears, but the test's intent is to verify that 2-character words ("ui", "db") are filtered. Consider asserting more precisely what should remain.
🔎 Proposed fix
def test_short_words_filtered(self, temp_dir: Path):
"""Words with 2 or fewer chars are filtered (except in fallback)."""
with patch('spec.pipeline.init_auto_claude_dir') as mock_init:
mock_init.return_value = (temp_dir / ".auto-claude", False)
specs_dir = temp_dir / ".auto-claude" / "specs"
specs_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
orchestrator = SpecOrchestrator(project_dir=temp_dir)
name = orchestrator._generate_spec_name("Add UI to DB sync feature")
- # "ui" and "db" are 2 chars, should be filtered
- # "sync" and "feature" should remain
- assert "sync" in name or "feature" in name
+ # "ui" and "db" are 2 chars and should be filtered
+ assert "ui" not in name
+ assert "db" not in name
+ # "sync" and "feature" should remain (at least one)
+ assert "sync" in name and "feature" in name🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tests/test_spec_pipeline.py around lines 374 to 387 the assertion is too weak
— it only requires either "sync" or "feature" to be present, which doesn't
verify that 2-character words ("ui", "db") were filtered; update the test to
assert that the generated name includes the expected longer tokens (e.g., both
"sync" and "feature") and explicitly assert that the 2-char tokens "ui" and "db"
do NOT appear (or alternately split the name into tokens and assert it equals
the expected filtered token list) so the filtering behavior is precisely
checked.
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| Tests for ui/formatters.py - formatting output functions. | ||
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Consider consolidating duplicate print_header implementations.
The file apps/backend/integrations/graphiti/test_ollama_embedding_memory.py (lines 77-81) defines its own print_header function, which appears to duplicate functionality from ui.formatters.print_header. Consider refactoring to use the centralized UI formatter utilities to reduce code duplication.
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Merge Verdict: ✅ READY TO MERGE
No blocking issues found
Risk Assessment
| Factor | Level | Notes |
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| Complexity | High | Based on lines changed |
| Security Impact | None | Based on security findings |
| Scope Coherence | Good | Based on structural review |
Findings Summary
- Medium: 2 issue(s)
- Low: 4 issue(s)
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Findings (6 selected of 6 total)
🟡 [MEDIUM] Weak scanner unavailability test
📁 tests/test_git_validators.py:102
The test test_git_commit_scanner_not_available mocks sys.modules['scan_secrets'] = None but this may not properly simulate ImportError since the actual code uses from scan_secrets import get_staged_files, mask_secret, scan_files. The mock should properly raise ImportError on import.
Suggested fix:
Consider using `patch.dict('sys.modules', {'scan_secrets': None})` with a context manager or mock the specific import path in the git_validators module.
🔵 [LOW] Weak assertion - only checks type
📁 tests/test_security_hooks.py:33
Test test_empty_command_allowed asserts isinstance(ok, bool) which passes for any boolean result. The test comment says 'Empty command may pass or fail' but should have a more specific expected behavior.
Suggested fix:
Document expected behavior for empty commands or add more specific assertions based on the actual implementation behavior.
🔵 [LOW] Weak assertion pattern repeated
📁 tests/test_security_hooks.py:56
Multiple tests use isinstance(ok, bool) as the only assertion, which doesn't verify correct behavior. Tests for test_subshell_commands, test_command_with_env_vars, test_multiline_heredoc_style all have this issue.
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Replace weak type assertions with specific expected values based on implementation behavior.
🔵 [LOW] Truncation test assertion may be fragile
📁 tests/test_ui_boxes.py:79
The test test_box_truncates_long_lines checks for '...' OR a length condition, but the actual box() implementation truncates to inner_width - 5 characters. The assertion len(result.split('\n')[1]) <= 32 may not correctly account for box border characters.
Suggested fix:
Use a more precise assertion that accounts for the box borders and padding in the output.
🟡 [MEDIUM] Large coverage exclusion list
📁 apps/backend/.coveragerc:1
The .coveragerc excludes approximately 60+ module patterns from coverage. While many exclusions are legitimate (SDK dependencies, interactive CLI), this significantly reduces the actual code being measured. The 75% coverage threshold applies only to remaining non-excluded code.
Suggested fix:
Consider adding inline comments in the .coveragerc explaining WHY each category is excluded, and periodically review if any excluded modules become testable.
🔵 [LOW] Test may fail due to empty services dict
📁 tests/test_services_detector.py:128
Test test_no_services_detected asserts 'services' not in analysis or not analysis['services']. However, looking at the source ServicesDetector.detect(), it only adds 'services' key if services dict is non-empty after removing empty categories. The test assertion is correct but the test name and comment could be clearer.
Suggested fix:
Rename test or update docstring to clarify it tests that 'services' key is omitted when no services are detected.
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Test assertion doesn't match test's documented behavior
The test test_all_skip_words_returns_spec claims to verify that "spec" is returned when all words are skip words, but the assertion name == "spec" or len(name) > 0 passes for any non-empty string. The actual generate_spec_name function falls back to using the first 4 original words when all are filtered out, returning "the-a-an-to" for this input, not "spec". The overly permissive assertion means this test won't catch regressions in the documented fallback behavior.
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