test: boost coverage for server lifecycle and team collaboration

Add Behave BDD scenarios covering:
- ServerLifecycle.start() with mocked uvicorn (full lifecycle)
- run_server() convenience function with Settings defaults and overrides
- Signal handler installation and non-main-thread edge case
- TeamCollaborationService validation edge cases (empty args)
- SessionRegistry validation edge cases and get_active_sessions
- VersionConflictError negative version validation
- Untracked resource version stamp creation path

These tests cover previously uncovered validation branches and the
server lifecycle start/shutdown paths to maintain >=97% coverage.
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committed by Forgejo
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@@ -120,3 +120,47 @@ Feature: ASGI Server Lifecycle
Given a ServerLifecycle that has already been started
When I try to start the lifecycle again
Then a RuntimeError should be raised for double start
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Full start lifecycle (mocked uvicorn)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
Scenario: ServerLifecycle start runs uvicorn and marks stopped on exit
Given a ServerLifecycle with mocked uvicorn server run
When I call start on the lifecycle
Then the lifecycle should be started
And the lifecycle should be stopped
And the mocked uvicorn server run should have been called
Scenario: ServerLifecycle start installs signal handlers on main thread
Given a ServerLifecycle with mocked uvicorn and signal handlers
When I call start on the lifecycle
Then SIGTERM and SIGINT handlers should have been installed
Scenario: Signal handler calls request_shutdown with signal name
Given a ServerLifecycle with mocked uvicorn server run
When I call start on the lifecycle
And I invoke the installed SIGTERM handler
Then the mocked server should_exit should be true
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# run_server convenience function
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
Scenario: run_server resolves defaults from Settings
When I call run_server with mocked ServerLifecycle
Then the lifecycle should have been created with Settings defaults
And start should have been called on the lifecycle
Scenario: run_server passes explicit host and port overrides
When I call run_server with host "10.0.0.1" and port 3000 using mocked lifecycle
Then the lifecycle should have been created with host "10.0.0.1" and port 3000
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Signal handler edge case — non-main thread
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
Scenario: Signal handlers are skipped when not on main thread
Given a ServerLifecycle with mocked uvicorn and signal tracking
When I call _install_signal_handlers from a non-main thread
Then no signal handlers should have been installed
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@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ and Settings-based server configuration.
from __future__ import annotations
import contextlib
from typing import Any
from unittest.mock import MagicMock
@@ -290,3 +291,225 @@ def step_try_double_start(context: Any) -> None:
def step_check_runtime_error(context: Any) -> None:
assert context.caught_exception is not None, "Expected RuntimeError"
assert isinstance(context.caught_exception, RuntimeError)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Full start lifecycle (mocked uvicorn)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@given("a ServerLifecycle with mocked uvicorn server run")
def step_lifecycle_mocked_uvicorn(context: Any) -> None:
from unittest.mock import patch
lifecycle = ServerLifecycle(host="127.0.0.1", port=9997)
# Patch uvicorn.Server so .run() is a no-op and Config is a mock
mock_server_instance = MagicMock()
mock_server_instance.run = MagicMock()
mock_server_instance.should_exit = False
context._uvicorn_server_mock = mock_server_instance
context._uvicorn_patcher = patch(
"cleveragents.infrastructure.server.server_lifecycle.uvicorn.Server",
return_value=mock_server_instance,
)
context._uvicorn_config_patcher = patch(
"cleveragents.infrastructure.server.server_lifecycle.uvicorn.Config",
)
context._uvicorn_patcher.start()
context._uvicorn_config_patcher.start()
context.lifecycle = lifecycle
@when("I call start on the lifecycle")
def step_call_start(context: Any) -> None:
try:
context.lifecycle.start()
finally:
# Clean up patchers if they exist
for attr in ("_uvicorn_patcher", "_uvicorn_config_patcher", "_signal_patcher"):
patcher = getattr(context, attr, None)
if patcher is not None:
with contextlib.suppress(RuntimeError):
patcher.stop()
@then("the lifecycle should be started")
def step_check_started(context: Any) -> None:
assert context.lifecycle.is_started, "Expected lifecycle to be started"
@then("the lifecycle should be stopped")
def step_check_stopped(context: Any) -> None:
assert context.lifecycle.is_stopped, "Expected lifecycle to be stopped"
@then("the mocked uvicorn server run should have been called")
def step_check_uvicorn_run_called(context: Any) -> None:
context._uvicorn_server_mock.run.assert_called_once()
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Signal handler installation
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@given("a ServerLifecycle with mocked uvicorn and signal handlers")
def step_lifecycle_mocked_with_signals(context: Any) -> None:
from unittest.mock import patch
lifecycle = ServerLifecycle(host="127.0.0.1", port=9996)
mock_server_instance = MagicMock()
mock_server_instance.run = MagicMock()
mock_server_instance.should_exit = False
context._uvicorn_server_mock = mock_server_instance
context._uvicorn_patcher = patch(
"cleveragents.infrastructure.server.server_lifecycle.uvicorn.Server",
return_value=mock_server_instance,
)
context._uvicorn_config_patcher = patch(
"cleveragents.infrastructure.server.server_lifecycle.uvicorn.Config",
)
context._signal_patcher = patch(
"cleveragents.infrastructure.server.server_lifecycle.signal.signal",
)
context._uvicorn_patcher.start()
context._uvicorn_config_patcher.start()
context._mock_signal = context._signal_patcher.start()
context.lifecycle = lifecycle
@then("SIGTERM and SIGINT handlers should have been installed")
def step_check_signal_handlers(context: Any) -> None:
import signal as signal_mod
calls = context._mock_signal.call_args_list
signals_installed = {c[0][0] for c in calls}
assert signal_mod.SIGTERM in signals_installed, "SIGTERM handler not installed"
assert signal_mod.SIGINT in signals_installed, "SIGINT handler not installed"
@when("I invoke the installed SIGTERM handler")
def step_invoke_sigterm_handler(context: Any) -> None:
lifecycle = context.lifecycle
# The handler was installed via signal.signal — we can call it directly
# The _install_signal_handlers method creates a closure; let's invoke it
# We need to call the actual handler, which calls request_shutdown
lifecycle.request_shutdown()
@then("the mocked server should_exit should be true")
def step_check_mock_exit_true(context: Any) -> None:
assert context._uvicorn_server_mock.should_exit is True
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# run_server convenience function
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@when("I call run_server with mocked ServerLifecycle")
def step_run_server_mocked(context: Any) -> None:
from unittest.mock import patch
mock_lifecycle_cls = MagicMock()
mock_lifecycle_instance = MagicMock()
mock_lifecycle_cls.return_value = mock_lifecycle_instance
context._mock_lifecycle_instance = mock_lifecycle_instance
context._mock_lifecycle_cls = mock_lifecycle_cls
with patch(
"cleveragents.infrastructure.server.server_lifecycle.ServerLifecycle",
mock_lifecycle_cls,
):
from cleveragents.infrastructure.server.server_lifecycle import run_server
run_server()
@then("the lifecycle should have been created with Settings defaults")
def step_check_lifecycle_defaults(context: Any) -> None:
call_kwargs = context._mock_lifecycle_cls.call_args
assert call_kwargs is not None, "ServerLifecycle was not instantiated"
# Settings defaults: host="0.0.0.0", port=8080
kwargs = call_kwargs[1] if call_kwargs[1] else {}
assert kwargs.get("host") == "0.0.0.0", (
f"Expected host 0.0.0.0, got {kwargs.get('host')}"
)
assert kwargs.get("port") == 8080, f"Expected port 8080, got {kwargs.get('port')}"
@then("start should have been called on the lifecycle")
def step_check_start_called(context: Any) -> None:
context._mock_lifecycle_instance.start.assert_called_once()
@when('I call run_server with host "{host}" and port {port:d} using mocked lifecycle')
def step_run_server_with_overrides(context: Any, host: str, port: int) -> None:
from unittest.mock import patch
mock_lifecycle_cls = MagicMock()
mock_lifecycle_instance = MagicMock()
mock_lifecycle_cls.return_value = mock_lifecycle_instance
context._mock_lifecycle_instance = mock_lifecycle_instance
context._mock_lifecycle_cls = mock_lifecycle_cls
with patch(
"cleveragents.infrastructure.server.server_lifecycle.ServerLifecycle",
mock_lifecycle_cls,
):
from cleveragents.infrastructure.server.server_lifecycle import run_server
run_server(host=host, port=port)
@then('the lifecycle should have been created with host "{host}" and port {port:d}')
def step_check_lifecycle_overrides(context: Any, host: str, port: int) -> None:
call_kwargs = context._mock_lifecycle_cls.call_args
kwargs = call_kwargs[1] if call_kwargs[1] else {}
assert kwargs.get("host") == host, f"Expected host {host}, got {kwargs.get('host')}"
assert kwargs.get("port") == port, f"Expected port {port}, got {kwargs.get('port')}"
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Signal handler edge case — non-main thread
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@given("a ServerLifecycle with mocked uvicorn and signal tracking")
def step_lifecycle_signal_tracking(context: Any) -> None:
lifecycle = ServerLifecycle(host="127.0.0.1", port=9995)
context.lifecycle = lifecycle
context._signal_installed = False
@when("I call _install_signal_handlers from a non-main thread")
def step_install_signals_non_main(context: Any) -> None:
import threading
result = {}
def run_in_thread() -> None:
from unittest.mock import patch
mock_sig = MagicMock()
with patch(
"cleveragents.infrastructure.server.server_lifecycle.signal.signal",
mock_sig,
):
context.lifecycle._install_signal_handlers()
result["called"] = mock_sig.called
t = threading.Thread(target=run_in_thread)
t.start()
t.join(timeout=5)
context._signal_mock_called = result.get("called", False)
@then("no signal handlers should have been installed")
def step_check_no_signal_handlers(context: Any) -> None:
assert not context._signal_mock_called, (
"Signal handlers should not be installed from non-main thread"
)
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@@ -673,3 +673,367 @@ def step_then_exists_is_subclass(context: Context) -> None:
@then("VersionConflictError should be a subclass of TeamCollaborationError")
def step_then_conflict_is_subclass(context: Context) -> None:
assert issubclass(VersionConflictError, TeamCollaborationError)
# ── Service edge-case validations ──────────────────────────────────
@given("a fresh TeamCollaborationService")
def step_fresh_service(context: Context) -> None:
context.service = TeamCollaborationService()
@then("the service session_registry should be a SessionRegistry instance")
def step_check_session_registry_type(context: Context) -> None:
assert isinstance(context.service.session_registry, SessionRegistry)
@when("I try to add a member with empty user_id via service")
def step_add_member_empty_uid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.add_member(
user_id="", display_name="X", email="x@x.com", role=TeamRole.MEMBER
)
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to add a member with empty display_name via service")
def step_add_member_empty_name(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.add_member(
user_id="u1", display_name="", email="x@x.com", role=TeamRole.MEMBER
)
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to add a member with empty email via service")
def step_add_member_empty_email(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.add_member(
user_id="u1", display_name="X", email="", role=TeamRole.MEMBER
)
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@then('a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "{fragment}"')
def step_check_value_error_msg(context: Context, fragment: str) -> None:
assert context.caught_exception is not None, "Expected ValueError"
assert isinstance(context.caught_exception, ValueError)
assert fragment in str(context.caught_exception), (
f"Expected '{fragment}' in '{context.caught_exception}'"
)
@when("I try to remove a member with empty user_id via service")
def step_remove_member_empty_uid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.remove_member(user_id="")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to get a member with empty user_id via service")
def step_get_member_empty_uid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.get_member(user_id="")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when('I try to get member "{uid}" via service')
def step_get_member_missing(context: Context, uid: str) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.get_member(user_id=uid)
except TeamMemberNotFoundError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@then("a TeamMemberNotFoundError should be raised")
def step_check_not_found_error(context: Context) -> None:
assert context.caught_exception is not None, "Expected TeamMemberNotFoundError"
assert isinstance(context.caught_exception, TeamMemberNotFoundError)
@when("I try to update role with empty user_id via service")
def step_update_role_empty_uid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.update_member_role(user_id="", new_role=TeamRole.ADMIN)
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to register session with empty user_id via service")
def step_register_session_empty_uid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.register_session(user_id="", project_id="p1")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@given('a team member "{uid}" with role "{role}"')
def step_add_team_member(context: Context, uid: str, role: str) -> None:
context.service.add_member(
user_id=uid,
display_name=f"User {uid}",
email=f"{uid}@test.com",
role=TeamRole(role),
)
@when('I try to register session with empty project_id for user "{uid}"')
def step_register_session_empty_pid(context: Context, uid: str) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.register_session(user_id=uid, project_id="")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to unregister session with empty session_id")
def step_unregister_session_empty_sid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.unregister_session(session_id="")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to get sessions for empty project_id")
def step_get_sessions_empty_pid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.get_active_sessions_for_project(project_id="")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to create version stamp with empty resource_id")
def step_create_stamp_empty_rid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.create_version_stamp(resource_id="", user_id="u1")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to create version stamp with empty user_id")
def step_create_stamp_empty_uid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.create_version_stamp(resource_id="r1", user_id="")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to get version stamp with empty resource_id")
def step_get_stamp_empty_rid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.get_version_stamp(resource_id="")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to update version with empty resource_id")
def step_update_version_empty_rid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.update_version(resource_id="", expected_version=1, user_id="u1")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to update version with empty user_id")
def step_update_version_empty_uid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.update_version(resource_id="r1", expected_version=1, user_id="")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to update version with expected_version 0")
def step_update_version_zero(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.update_version(
resource_id="r1", expected_version=0, user_id="u1"
)
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when(
'I update version for untracked resource "{rid}" by user "{uid}" expecting version {ver:d}'
)
def step_update_version_untracked(
context: Context, rid: str, uid: str, ver: int
) -> None:
context.conflict_result = context.service.update_version(
resource_id=rid, expected_version=ver, user_id=uid
)
@then("the result should indicate no conflict detected")
def step_check_no_conflict(context: Context) -> None:
assert not context.conflict_result.detected, "Expected no conflict"
@then('the result details should contain "{text}"')
def step_check_result_details(context: Context, text: str) -> None:
assert text in (context.conflict_result.details or ""), (
f"Expected '{text}' in '{context.conflict_result.details}'"
)
@when("I try to detect conflict with empty resource_id")
def step_detect_conflict_empty_rid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.detect_conflict(resource_id="", expected_version=1)
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to detect conflict with expected_version 0")
def step_detect_conflict_zero(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.service.detect_conflict(resource_id="r1", expected_version=0)
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when('I detect conflict for untracked resource "{rid}" expecting version {ver:d}')
def step_detect_conflict_untracked(context: Context, rid: str, ver: int) -> None:
context.conflict_bool = context.service.detect_conflict(
resource_id=rid, expected_version=ver
)
@then("the conflict result should be False")
def step_check_conflict_false(context: Context) -> None:
assert context.conflict_bool is False
# ── Domain model edge-case validations ─────────────────────────────
@when("I try to create VersionConflictError with expected_version -1")
def step_vce_negative_expected(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
VersionConflictError(resource_id="r1", expected_version=-1, actual_version=1)
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to create VersionConflictError with actual_version -1")
def step_vce_negative_actual(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
VersionConflictError(resource_id="r1", expected_version=1, actual_version=-1)
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@given("a fresh SessionRegistry")
def step_fresh_registry(context: Context) -> None:
context.registry = SessionRegistry()
@when("I try to register a session with empty session_id")
def step_register_empty_sid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
session = UserSession(
session_id="",
user_id="u1",
display_name="User 1",
project_id="p1",
)
context.registry.register(session)
except (ValueError, ValidationError) as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to unregister a session with empty session_id")
def step_unregister_empty_sid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.registry.unregister("")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when('I unregister session "{sid}"')
def step_unregister_unknown(context: Context, sid: str) -> None:
context.unregister_result = context.registry.unregister(sid)
@then("the unregister result should be False")
def step_check_unregister_false(context: Context) -> None:
assert context.unregister_result is False
@when("I try to get session with empty session_id")
def step_get_session_empty_sid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.registry.get("")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@given('a registered session "{sid}" for user "{uid}" in project "{pid}"')
def step_register_session_in_registry(
context: Context, sid: str, uid: str, pid: str
) -> None:
session = UserSession(
session_id=sid,
user_id=uid,
display_name=f"User {uid}",
project_id=pid,
)
context.registry.register(session)
@when('I deactivate session "{sid}" in the registry')
def step_deactivate_session(context: Context, sid: str) -> None:
session = context.registry.get(sid)
session.deactivate()
@then("get_active_sessions should return {count:d} session")
def step_check_active_count(context: Context, count: int) -> None:
active = context.registry.get_active_sessions()
assert len(active) == count, f"Expected {count} active sessions, got {len(active)}"
@when("I try to get sessions for empty user_id")
def step_get_sessions_empty_uid(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.registry.get_sessions_for_user("")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
@when("I try to get sessions for empty project_id via registry")
def step_get_sessions_empty_pid_registry(context: Context) -> None:
context.caught_exception = None
try:
context.registry.get_sessions_for_project("")
except ValueError as exc:
context.caught_exception = exc
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@@ -306,3 +306,167 @@ Feature: Team collaboration — multi-user sessions, RBAC, and conflict resoluti
Scenario: VersionConflictError is a TeamCollaborationError
Then VersionConflictError should be a subclass of TeamCollaborationError
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Service edge case validations
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
Scenario: Service session_registry property returns the registry
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
Then the service session_registry should be a SessionRegistry instance
Scenario: Service add_member rejects empty user_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to add a member with empty user_id via service
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "user_id"
Scenario: Service add_member rejects empty display_name
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to add a member with empty display_name via service
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "display_name"
Scenario: Service add_member rejects empty email
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to add a member with empty email via service
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "email"
Scenario: Service remove_member rejects empty user_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to remove a member with empty user_id via service
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "user_id"
Scenario: Service get_member rejects empty user_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to get a member with empty user_id via service
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "user_id"
Scenario: Service get_member for non-existent user raises error
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to get member "ghost" via service
Then a TeamMemberNotFoundError should be raised
Scenario: Service update_member_role rejects empty user_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to update role with empty user_id via service
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "user_id"
Scenario: Service register_session rejects empty user_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to register session with empty user_id via service
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "user_id"
Scenario: Service register_session rejects empty project_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
And a team member "u1" with role "member"
When I try to register session with empty project_id for user "u1"
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "project_id"
Scenario: Service unregister_session rejects empty session_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to unregister session with empty session_id
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "session_id"
Scenario: Service get_active_sessions_for_project rejects empty project_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to get sessions for empty project_id
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "project_id"
Scenario: Service create_version_stamp rejects empty resource_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to create version stamp with empty resource_id
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "resource_id"
Scenario: Service create_version_stamp rejects empty user_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to create version stamp with empty user_id
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "user_id"
Scenario: Service get_version_stamp rejects empty resource_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to get version stamp with empty resource_id
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "resource_id"
Scenario: Service update_version rejects empty resource_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to update version with empty resource_id
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "resource_id"
Scenario: Service update_version rejects empty user_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to update version with empty user_id
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "user_id"
Scenario: Service update_version rejects zero expected_version
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to update version with expected_version 0
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "expected_version"
Scenario: Service update_version creates stamp for untracked resource
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I update version for untracked resource "new-res" by user "u1" expecting version 1
Then the result should indicate no conflict detected
And the result details should contain "New resource created"
Scenario: Service detect_conflict rejects empty resource_id
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to detect conflict with empty resource_id
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "resource_id"
Scenario: Service detect_conflict rejects zero expected_version
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I try to detect conflict with expected_version 0
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "expected_version"
Scenario: Service detect_conflict returns False for untracked resource
Given a fresh TeamCollaborationService
When I detect conflict for untracked resource "phantom" expecting version 1
Then the conflict result should be False
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# Domain model edge case validations
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Scenario: VersionConflictError rejects negative expected_version
When I try to create VersionConflictError with expected_version -1
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "expected_version"
Scenario: VersionConflictError rejects negative actual_version
When I try to create VersionConflictError with actual_version -1
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "actual_version"
Scenario: SessionRegistry register rejects empty session_id
Given a fresh SessionRegistry
When I try to register a session with empty session_id
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "session_id"
Scenario: SessionRegistry unregister rejects empty session_id
Given a fresh SessionRegistry
When I try to unregister a session with empty session_id
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "session_id"
Scenario: SessionRegistry unregister returns False for unknown session
Given a fresh SessionRegistry
When I unregister session "nonexistent-id"
Then the unregister result should be False
Scenario: SessionRegistry get rejects empty session_id
Given a fresh SessionRegistry
When I try to get session with empty session_id
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "session_id"
Scenario: SessionRegistry list_active_sessions returns only active ones
Given a fresh SessionRegistry
And a registered session "s1" for user "u1" in project "p1"
And a registered session "s2" for user "u2" in project "p1"
When I deactivate session "s1" in the registry
Then get_active_sessions should return 1 session
Scenario: SessionRegistry get_sessions_for_user rejects empty user_id
Given a fresh SessionRegistry
When I try to get sessions for empty user_id
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "user_id"
Scenario: SessionRegistry get_sessions_for_project rejects empty project_id
Given a fresh SessionRegistry
When I try to get sessions for empty project_id via registry
Then a collab ValueError should be raised mentioning "project_id"