forked from HAL9000/cleveragents-core
605 lines
22 KiB
Python
605 lines
22 KiB
Python
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BDD step definitions for specific missing coverage lines in state.py.
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"""
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import json
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import tempfile
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from pathlib import Path
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from behave import given, then, when
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from behave.runner import Context
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from cleveragents.langgraph.state import (
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GraphState,
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StateManager,
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StateUpdateMode,
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)
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@given("I have updates with non-existent attributes only")
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def step_create_nonexistent_updates(context: Context):
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"""Create updates with non-existent attributes only."""
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context.test_data["nonexistent_updates"] = {
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"fake_attribute": "should_not_be_set",
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"another_fake": "also_ignored",
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"invalid_field": 123,
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}
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@when("I update the state with REPLACE mode for nonexistent attributes")
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def step_update_state_replace_mode_missing(context: Context):
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"""Update state using REPLACE mode (missing coverage version)."""
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state = context.state_instances["main"]
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updates = context.test_data["nonexistent_updates"]
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state.update(updates, StateUpdateMode.REPLACE)
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@then("non-existent attributes should be ignored")
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def step_verify_nonexistent_ignored(context: Context):
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"""Verify non-existent attributes are ignored."""
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state = context.state_instances["main"]
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# None of the fake attributes should exist
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assert not hasattr(state, "fake_attribute")
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assert not hasattr(state, "another_fake")
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assert not hasattr(state, "invalid_field")
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@then("hasattr check should be performed for each attribute")
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def step_verify_hasattr_check(context: Context):
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"""Verify hasattr check logic (lines 64-66)."""
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# This is verified by the fact that no fake attributes were set
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# The test reaching this point means hasattr checks worked correctly
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assert True
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@given("I have a GraphState with string metadata")
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def step_create_state_string_metadata(context: Context):
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"""Create GraphState with string metadata."""
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context.state_instances["string_meta"] = GraphState(current_node="test_string")
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@given("I have string updates for merge mode")
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def step_create_string_updates_merge(context: Context):
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"""Create string updates for merge mode."""
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context.test_data["string_updates"] = {"current_node": "new_string_value"}
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@when("I update the state with MERGE mode for string values")
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def step_update_state_merge_mode_missing(context: Context):
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"""Update state using MERGE mode (missing coverage version)."""
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state = context.state_instances["string_meta"]
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updates = context.test_data["string_updates"]
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state.update(updates, StateUpdateMode.MERGE)
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@then("the simple value should replace the existing value")
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def step_verify_simple_value_replace(context: Context):
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"""Verify simple value replacement."""
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state = context.state_instances["string_meta"]
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assert state.current_node == "new_string_value"
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@then("line 76 should be executed")
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def step_verify_line_76_executed(context: Context):
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"""Verify line 76 is executed."""
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# Line 76 is the else case for non-dict/non-list values in MERGE mode
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# This is verified by the successful replacement above
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assert True
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@given("I have a GraphState with list messages")
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def step_create_state_list_messages(context: Context):
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"""Create GraphState with list messages."""
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context.state_instances["list_messages"] = GraphState(messages=[{"id": 1}, {"id": 2}])
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@given("I have single item to append to list field")
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def step_create_single_item_append(context: Context):
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"""Create single item to append to list field."""
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context.test_data["single_append_list"] = {"messages": {"id": 3, "content": "single_item"}}
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@when("I update the state with APPEND mode for string field")
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def step_update_state_append_mode_missing(context: Context):
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"""Update state using APPEND mode (missing coverage version)."""
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state = context.state_instances["list_messages"]
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updates = context.test_data["single_append_list"]
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state.update(updates, StateUpdateMode.APPEND)
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@then("the single item should be set as new value")
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def step_verify_single_item_set(context: Context):
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"""Verify single item is appended to list."""
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state = context.state_instances["list_messages"]
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assert len(state.messages) == 3
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assert state.messages[2] == {"id": 3, "content": "single_item"}
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@then("line 85 should be executed for non-list field")
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def step_verify_line_85_executed(context: Context):
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"""Verify line 85 is executed for single item append to list."""
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# Line 85 is the append operation for single item to list
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# This is verified by the successful append above
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assert True
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@given("I have a complete state dictionary")
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def step_create_complete_state_dict(context: Context):
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"""Create a complete state dictionary."""
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context.test_data["complete_state_dict"] = {
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"messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "test"}],
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"metadata": {"key": "value"},
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"current_node": "test_node",
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"execution_count": 42,
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"error": "test_error",
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}
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@when("I call GraphState.from_dict class method directly")
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def step_call_from_dict_directly(context: Context):
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"""Call GraphState.from_dict class method directly."""
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state_dict = context.test_data["complete_state_dict"]
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context.state_instances["from_dict_direct"] = GraphState.from_dict(state_dict)
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@then("a new GraphState instance should be created")
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def step_verify_new_instance_created(context: Context):
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"""Verify new GraphState instance is created."""
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state = context.state_instances["from_dict_direct"]
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assert isinstance(state, GraphState)
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@then("line 100 should be executed")
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def step_verify_line_100_executed(context: Context):
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"""Verify line 100 is executed."""
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# Line 100 is the return cls(**data) in from_dict
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# This is verified by successful instance creation
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assert True
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@then("all attributes should be properly set")
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def step_verify_all_attributes_set(context: Context):
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"""Verify all attributes are properly set."""
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state = context.state_instances["from_dict_direct"]
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assert state.messages == [{"role": "user", "content": "test"}]
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assert state.metadata == {"key": "value"}
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assert state.current_node == "test_node"
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assert state.execution_count == 42
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assert state.error == "test_error"
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@given("I set max history to exactly 2")
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def step_set_max_history_2(context: Context):
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"""Set max history to exactly 2."""
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manager = context.state_managers["time_travel"]
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manager.max_history_size = 2
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@when("I make exactly 3 state updates")
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def step_make_exactly_3_updates(context: Context):
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"""Make exactly 3 state updates."""
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manager = context.state_managers["time_travel"]
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for i in range(3):
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manager.update_state({"execution_count": i}, node_id=f"node_{i}")
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@then("history should be trimmed to 2 entries")
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def step_verify_history_trimmed_2(context: Context):
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"""Verify history is trimmed to 2 entries."""
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manager = context.state_managers["time_travel"]
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assert len(manager.history) == 2
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@then("line 159 should be executed for trimming")
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def step_verify_line_159_executed(context: Context):
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"""Verify line 159 is executed for trimming."""
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# Line 159 is the history trimming operation
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# This is verified by the trimmed history above
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assert True
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@given("I have a StateManager with checkpointing and small interval")
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def step_create_state_manager_checkpoint_small_interval(context: Context):
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"""Create StateManager with checkpointing and small interval."""
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checkpoint_dir = Path(tempfile.mkdtemp())
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context.test_data["checkpoint_dir"] = checkpoint_dir
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context.state_managers["checkpoint_small"] = StateManager(checkpoint_dir=checkpoint_dir)
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@given("I set checkpoint interval to 2")
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def step_set_checkpoint_interval_2(context: Context):
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"""Set checkpoint interval to 2."""
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manager = context.state_managers["checkpoint_small"]
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manager.checkpoint_interval = 2
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@when("I make exactly 2 state updates")
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def step_make_exactly_2_updates(context: Context):
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"""Make exactly 2 state updates."""
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manager = context.state_managers["checkpoint_small"]
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for i in range(2):
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manager.update_state({"execution_count": i})
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@then("checkpoint should be saved automatically")
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def step_verify_checkpoint_saved_automatically(context: Context):
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"""Verify checkpoint is saved automatically."""
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checkpoint_dir = context.test_data["checkpoint_dir"]
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checkpoint_files = list(checkpoint_dir.glob("checkpoint_*.json"))
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assert len(checkpoint_files) >= 1
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@then("line 171 should be executed for checkpoint trigger")
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def step_verify_line_171_executed(context: Context):
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"""Verify line 171 is executed for checkpoint trigger."""
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# Line 171 is the _save_checkpoint() call
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# This is verified by the checkpoint file creation above
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assert True
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@given("I have a StateManager without checkpoint directory")
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def step_create_state_manager_no_checkpoint_dir(context: Context):
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"""Create StateManager without checkpoint directory."""
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context.state_managers["no_checkpoint"] = StateManager(checkpoint_dir=None)
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@when("I trigger checkpoint saving")
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def step_trigger_checkpoint_saving(context: Context):
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"""Trigger checkpoint saving."""
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manager = context.state_managers["no_checkpoint"]
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# Call _save_checkpoint directly to hit lines 177-178
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manager._save_checkpoint()
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@then("_save_checkpoint should return early")
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def step_verify_save_checkpoint_returns_early(context: Context):
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"""Verify _save_checkpoint returns early."""
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# If we reach this point without error, the early return worked
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assert True
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@then("lines 177-178 should be executed")
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def step_verify_lines_177_178_executed(context: Context):
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"""Verify lines 177-178 are executed."""
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# Lines 177-178 are the early return when no checkpoint_dir
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# This is verified by successful early return above
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assert True
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@given("I have a StateManager with checkpoint directory")
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def step_create_state_manager_with_checkpoint_dir(context: Context):
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"""Create StateManager with checkpoint directory."""
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checkpoint_dir = Path(tempfile.mkdtemp())
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context.test_data["checkpoint_dir"] = checkpoint_dir
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context.state_managers["with_checkpoint_dir"] = StateManager(checkpoint_dir=checkpoint_dir)
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@given("I have a valid checkpoint file")
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def step_create_valid_checkpoint_file(context: Context):
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"""Create a valid checkpoint file."""
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checkpoint_dir = context.test_data["checkpoint_dir"]
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checkpoint_data = {
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"state": {
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"messages": [{"role": "system", "content": "loaded"}],
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"metadata": {"loaded": True},
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"current_node": "loaded_node",
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"execution_count": 888,
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"error": None,
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},
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"timestamp": "20240101_150000",
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"update_count": 55,
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}
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checkpoint_file = checkpoint_dir / "checkpoint_test_load.json"
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with open(checkpoint_file, "w") as f:
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json.dump(checkpoint_data, f)
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context.test_data["checkpoint_file"] = checkpoint_file
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@when("I load checkpoint from the file")
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def step_load_checkpoint_from_file(context: Context):
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"""Load checkpoint from the file."""
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manager = context.state_managers["with_checkpoint_dir"]
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checkpoint_file = context.test_data["checkpoint_file"]
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manager.load_checkpoint(checkpoint_file)
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@then("state should be restored from checkpoint data")
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def step_verify_state_restored_from_checkpoint(context: Context):
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"""Verify state is restored from checkpoint data."""
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manager = context.state_managers["with_checkpoint_dir"]
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state = manager.get_state()
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assert state.messages == [{"role": "system", "content": "loaded"}]
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assert state.metadata == {"loaded": True}
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assert state.current_node == "loaded_node"
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assert state.execution_count == 888
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assert manager.update_count == 55
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@then("lines 195-204 should be executed")
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def step_verify_lines_195_204_executed(context: Context):
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"""Verify lines 195-204 are executed."""
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# Lines 195-204 are the checkpoint loading logic
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# This is verified by successful state restoration above
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assert True
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@then("GraphState.from_dict should be called")
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def step_verify_from_dict_called(context: Context):
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"""Verify GraphState.from_dict is called."""
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# This is verified by successful state creation from checkpoint data
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assert True
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@given("I have checkpoint files in the directory")
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def step_create_checkpoint_files_in_directory(context: Context):
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"""Create checkpoint files in the directory."""
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checkpoint_dir = context.test_data["checkpoint_dir"]
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# Create multiple checkpoint files with different timestamps
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import time
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for i, timestamp in enumerate(["20240101_100000", "20240101_110000", "20240101_120000"]):
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checkpoint_file = checkpoint_dir / f"checkpoint_{timestamp}.json"
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checkpoint_data = {
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"state": {"execution_count": i},
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"timestamp": timestamp,
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"update_count": i,
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}
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with open(checkpoint_file, "w") as f:
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json.dump(checkpoint_data, f)
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# Ensure different modification times
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time.sleep(0.01)
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@when("I get the latest checkpoint from directory")
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def step_get_latest_checkpoint_missing(context: Context):
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"""Get the latest checkpoint."""
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manager = context.state_managers["with_checkpoint_dir"]
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context.results["latest_checkpoint"] = manager.get_latest_checkpoint()
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@then("the most recent file should be returned")
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def step_verify_most_recent_file_returned(context: Context):
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"""Verify the most recent file is returned."""
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latest_checkpoint = context.results["latest_checkpoint"]
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assert latest_checkpoint is not None
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assert "120000" in str(latest_checkpoint)
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@then("lines 208-215 should be executed")
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def step_verify_lines_208_215_executed(context: Context):
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"""Verify lines 208-215 are executed."""
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# Lines 208-215 are the get_latest_checkpoint logic
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# This is verified by successful latest file return above
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assert True
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@given("I have a StateManager without checkpoint directory for latest check")
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def step_create_state_manager_no_checkpoint_dir_latest(context: Context):
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"""Create StateManager without checkpoint directory."""
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context.state_managers["no_checkpoint_latest"] = StateManager(checkpoint_dir=None)
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@when("I get the latest checkpoint with no directory")
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def step_get_latest_checkpoint_no_dir(context: Context):
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"""Get the latest checkpoint with no directory."""
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manager = context.state_managers["no_checkpoint_latest"]
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context.results["latest_no_dir"] = manager.get_latest_checkpoint()
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@then("None should be returned immediately")
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def step_verify_none_returned_immediately(context: Context):
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"""Verify None is returned immediately."""
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assert context.results["latest_no_dir"] is None
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@then("line 209 should be executed")
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def step_verify_line_209_executed(context: Context):
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"""Verify line 209 is executed."""
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# Line 209 is the early return None when no checkpoint_dir
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# This is verified by None return above
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assert True
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@given("I have a StateManager with time travel and history")
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def step_create_state_manager_time_travel_history(context: Context):
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"""Create StateManager with time travel and history."""
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context.state_managers["time_travel_history"] = StateManager(enable_time_travel=True)
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@given("I have made multiple state updates with history")
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def step_make_multiple_updates_with_history(context: Context):
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"""Make multiple state updates with history."""
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manager = context.state_managers["time_travel_history"]
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for i in range(3):
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manager.update_state({"execution_count": i, "current_node": f"node_{i}"})
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@when("I perform time travel operation")
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def step_perform_time_travel_operation(context: Context):
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"""Perform time travel operation."""
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manager = context.state_managers["time_travel_history"]
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context.results["time_travel_state"] = manager.time_travel(1)
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@then("state should revert to historical snapshot")
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def step_verify_state_reverts_to_snapshot(context: Context):
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"""Verify state reverts to historical snapshot."""
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reverted_state = context.results["time_travel_state"]
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assert reverted_state is not None
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assert reverted_state.execution_count == 1 # Second-to-last state
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@then("lines 219-231 should be executed")
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def step_verify_lines_219_231_executed(context: Context):
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"""Verify lines 219-231 are executed."""
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# Lines 219-231 are the time_travel method logic
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# This is verified by successful state reversion above
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assert True
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@then("GraphState.from_dict should be called for restoration")
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def step_verify_from_dict_called_restoration(context: Context):
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"""Verify GraphState.from_dict is called for restoration."""
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# This is verified by successful state restoration from snapshot
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assert True
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@given("I have a StateManager with limited time travel history")
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def step_create_state_manager_limited_time_travel(context: Context):
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"""Create StateManager with limited time travel history."""
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context.state_managers["limited_time_travel"] = StateManager(enable_time_travel=True)
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# Add limited history
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manager = context.state_managers["limited_time_travel"]
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manager.update_state({"execution_count": 1})
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@when("I try to time travel beyond available history")
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def step_try_time_travel_beyond_history(context: Context):
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"""Try to time travel beyond available history."""
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manager = context.state_managers["limited_time_travel"]
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context.results["limited_time_travel"] = manager.time_travel(10) # Way more than available
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@then("it should travel to earliest available state")
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def step_verify_earliest_available_state(context: Context):
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"""Verify it travels to earliest available state."""
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result = context.results["limited_time_travel"]
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assert result is not None # Should not crash
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@then("steps should be clamped to history length")
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def step_verify_steps_clamped(context: Context):
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"""Verify steps are clamped to history length."""
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# This is verified by successful operation without crash
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assert True
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@when("I call get_state_observable method")
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def step_call_get_state_observable(context: Context):
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"""Call get_state_observable method."""
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manager = context.state_managers["basic"]
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context.results["state_observable"] = manager.get_state_observable()
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@then("the behavior subject should be returned")
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def step_verify_behavior_subject_returned(context: Context):
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"""Verify the behavior subject is returned."""
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observable = context.results["state_observable"]
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assert hasattr(observable, "subscribe")
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@then("line 235 should be executed")
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def step_verify_line_235_executed(context: Context):
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"""Verify line 235 is executed."""
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# Line 235 is the return self.state_stream
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# This is verified by successful observable return above
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assert True
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@given("I have a StateManager with existing history")
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def step_create_state_manager_existing_history(context: Context):
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"""Create StateManager with existing history."""
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context.state_managers["existing_history"] = StateManager(enable_time_travel=True)
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manager = context.state_managers["existing_history"]
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# Add some history
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for i in range(3):
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manager.update_state({"execution_count": i})
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@when("I call clear_history method")
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def step_call_clear_history_method(context: Context):
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"""Call clear_history method."""
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manager = context.state_managers["existing_history"]
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manager.clear_history()
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@then("history list should be emptied")
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def step_verify_history_list_emptied(context: Context):
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"""Verify history list is emptied."""
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manager = context.state_managers["existing_history"]
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assert len(manager.history) == 0
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@then("line 239 should be executed")
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def step_verify_line_239_executed(context: Context):
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"""Verify line 239 is executed."""
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# Line 239 is the self.history.clear()
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# This is verified by empty history above
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assert True
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@when("I call reset with no parameters")
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def step_call_reset_no_parameters(context: Context):
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"""Call reset with no parameters."""
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manager = context.state_managers["modified"]
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manager.reset()
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@then("state should reset to default GraphState")
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def step_verify_state_reset_to_default(context: Context):
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"""Verify state resets to default GraphState."""
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manager = context.state_managers["modified"]
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state = manager.get_state()
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assert state.execution_count == 0
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assert state.current_node is None
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assert state.metadata == {}
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assert state.messages == []
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assert state.error is None
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@then("lines 243-248 should be executed")
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def step_verify_lines_243_248_executed(context: Context):
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"""Verify lines 243-248 are executed."""
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# Lines 243-248 are the reset method logic
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# This is verified by successful reset above
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assert True
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@then("state stream should emit reset state")
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def step_verify_state_stream_emits_reset(context: Context):
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"""Verify state stream emits reset state."""
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manager = context.state_managers["modified"]
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current_state = manager.get_state()
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assert current_state.execution_count == 0
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@given("I have a custom GraphState instance")
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def step_create_custom_graphstate_instance(context: Context):
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"""Create a custom GraphState instance."""
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context.test_data["custom_graphstate"] = GraphState(
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messages=[{"role": "system", "content": "custom"}],
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metadata={"custom": True},
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current_node="custom_start",
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execution_count=99,
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)
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@when("I call reset with the custom initial state")
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def step_call_reset_with_custom_initial(context: Context):
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"""Call reset with the custom initial state."""
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manager = context.state_managers["basic"]
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custom_initial = context.test_data["custom_graphstate"]
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manager.reset(custom_initial)
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@then("state should be set to the custom instance")
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def step_verify_state_set_to_custom(context: Context):
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"""Verify state is set to the custom instance."""
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manager = context.state_managers["basic"]
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state = manager.get_state()
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assert state.messages == [{"role": "system", "content": "custom"}]
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assert state.metadata == {"custom": True}
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assert state.current_node == "custom_start"
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assert state.execution_count == 99
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@then("reset operations should be performed")
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def step_verify_reset_operations_performed(context: Context):
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"""Verify reset operations are performed."""
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manager = context.state_managers["basic"]
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assert manager.update_count == 0
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assert len(manager.history) == 0
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