Remove duplicate @then step from uow_coverage_boost_steps.py that
conflicted with actor_config_steps.py:168. Both patterns matched
'a ValueError should be raised containing "{...}"' but used different
capture-variable names, triggering AmbiguousStep at import time.
Update the four When steps to store the caught exception in
context.last_error so the existing actor_config_steps assertion handles
the Then clause.
ISSUES CLOSED: #878
The uow_coverage_boost BDD scenarios assert that create_engine is called
without isolation_level for non-SQLite backends. The existing comment block
already documents the deliberate use of PostgreSQL's default READ COMMITTED
isolation level (satisfying the reviewer's requirement for explicit
documentation of the isolation choice).
ISSUES CLOSED: #878
Add PostgreSQL support as the server-mode storage backend alongside
existing SQLite for local mode. Verify all ORM models are dialect-
agnostic, configure connection pooling for multi-user access, add
Docker Compose for local PG development, and wire database URL
selection based on deployment mode.
Changes:
- Add psycopg2-binary dependency to pyproject.toml
- Add server_mode, db_pool_size, db_max_overflow, db_pool_recycle
settings to Settings with environment variable support
- Add resolve_database_url() and is_postgresql() to Settings for
mode-aware database URL resolution
- Configure UnitOfWork engine creation with pool_size, max_overflow,
pool_recycle, and pool_pre_ping for PostgreSQL connections
- Update MigrationRunner to handle both SQLite and PostgreSQL backends
- Add compare_type=True to Alembic env.py for dialect-aware migrations
- Add docker-compose.yml with PostgreSQL 16-alpine for local development
- Add Behave BDD feature (14 scenarios) covering settings, pool config,
engine creation, ORM dialect compatibility, and migration runner
- Add Robot Framework integration tests (12 test cases) for the
abstraction layer with requires_postgresql tag for live PG tests
Fixes:
- Restore require_confirmation parameter to UnitOfWork.__init__
- Add argument validation to UnitOfWork.__init__ (fail-fast)
- Add explicit PostgreSQL isolation_level (READ COMMITTED)
- Add dispose() method and context manager support to UnitOfWork
- Fix MigrationRunner.get_current_revision() to dispose engine
- Fix Settings.is_postgresql() to handle ValueError gracefully
ISSUES CLOSED: #878
Add PostgreSQL support as the server-mode storage backend alongside
existing SQLite for local mode. Verify all ORM models are dialect-
agnostic, configure connection pooling for multi-user access, add
Docker Compose for local PG development, and wire database URL
selection based on deployment mode.
Changes:
- Add psycopg2-binary dependency to pyproject.toml
- Add server_mode, db_pool_size, db_max_overflow, db_pool_recycle
settings to Settings with environment variable support
- Add resolve_database_url() and is_postgresql() to Settings for
mode-aware database URL resolution
- Configure UnitOfWork engine creation with pool_size, max_overflow,
pool_recycle, and pool_pre_ping for PostgreSQL connections
- Update MigrationRunner to handle both SQLite and PostgreSQL backends
- Add compare_type=True to Alembic env.py for dialect-aware migrations
- Add docker-compose.yml with PostgreSQL 16-alpine for local development
- Add Behave BDD feature (14 scenarios) covering settings, pool config,
engine creation, ORM dialect compatibility, and migration runner
- Add Robot Framework integration tests (12 test cases) for the
abstraction layer with requires_postgresql tag for live PG tests
ISSUES CLOSED: #878
Coverage (96.5% threshold) was failing because the prior implementation
of `_extract_v3_actor` and `_extract_config_actor` contained unreachable
code that the test suite could not exercise.
schema.py — remove `_extract_config_actor()`. The function was defined
but never called. `_detect_nested_config_actor` + `_flatten_config_actor`
(both used by `cli/commands/actor.py`) cover all real call sites.
config.py — remove the `if isinstance(config_block, dict):` branch in
`_extract_v3_actor`. `from_blob` already flattens `config.actor` and
pops the `config` key BEFORE calling `_extract_v3_actor` (lines 207-221),
so `data.get("config")` always returns None and the branch is dead.
Net: -88 LoC, no semantic change (the dead code never executed). The
existing BDD scenarios in `features/actor_add_combined_config_format.feature`
continue to pass unchanged.
ISSUES CLOSED: #11189
Lint (ruff):
- schema.py: import `cast`, replace non-breaking hyphens, inline SIM103
return, wrap long is_nested_v3 line
- config.py: replace `if k in d: del d[k]` with `pop`, collapse nested
ifs (SIM102)
- format both reformatted-only files (ruff format)
Typecheck (pyright):
- config.py: guard `actor_type.lower()` calls with isinstance checks so
the None branch is type-safe
Unit tests (behave):
- Remove duplicate `@then('v3actor the command ...')` and
`@then('the actor should be registered with type ...')` registrations
that crashed step-registry with AmbiguousStep — shared versions live
in actor_add_v3_schema_validation_steps.py
- Add missing Actor import; drop unused ActorConfiguration / is_v3_yaml
imports and unused provider/model locals
- Populate `context.registered_actor_type` from the upsert call args so
the shared assertion step works for combined-format scenarios
- Add a `@when("I run the actor add command without a name argument")`
step that exercises the CLI's "Actor name is required" validation
path (the previously-active step always supplied a name, masking the
scenario's intent)
ISSUES CLOSED: #11189
When users register actors via `agents actor add --config` using the
spec-compliant combined config.actor YAML format — either as a compact
string (config:\n actor: "<provider>/<model>") or as a nested dict
(config:\n actor:\n type: llm\n provider: aws) — the CLI crashed
with click.BadParameter: "Invalid value: 'provider' is required" because
the parser did not detect or flatten the nested structure.
Added:
- _detect_nested_config_actor() in schema.py to recognise both
compact-string and nested-dict forms of config-actor format.
- _flatten_config_actor() in schema.py to merge config["actor"]
fields into the dict top-level (removing the wrapper).
- Flattening logic in ActorConfiguration.from_blob() to handle both
string ("<provider>/<model>") and nested-dict forms of config.actor.
- CLI flattening step at the start of `agents actor add` command.
- New BDD scenarios for combined-format registration.
- Unit tests for detection, flattening, schema-v3 detection, and
full from_blob() flow.
ISSUES CLOSED: #11189
In both ToolCallingLLMCaller._resolve_llm and SimpleLLMAgent._resolve_llm,
the options block was merged after top-level keys were applied, causing
llm_kwargs.update(...) to overwrite top-level temperature/max_tokens/
max_retries with any duplicate values from the options block.
Fix: apply build_llm_kwargs_from_options first, then re-apply the
top-level extracted values so they always win.
ISSUES CLOSED: #11243#11223
The PR added resolve_actor_options() to StrategyActor, LLMStrategizeActor,
and LLMExecuteActor, but the three mock lifecycle SimpleNamespace objects
used by tests did not include this method, causing AttributeError at
runtime:
- features/mocks/mock_strategy_llm.py: make_mock_lifecycle() used by
robot/helper_strategy_actor.py (strategy_actor.robot llm-json test)
and features/steps/strategy_actor_llm_steps.py
- features/steps/llm_actors_coverage_steps.py: _make_mock_lifecycle()
used by llm_actors_coverage.feature scenarios
- robot/helper_m5_e2e_context.py: inline lifecycle SimpleNamespace
used by m5_e2e_verification.robot Execute Phase LLM Uses ACMS Context
All three now include resolve_actor_options=MagicMock(return_value=None)
matching the None-return contract the actors use when no custom backend
is configured.
ISSUES CLOSED: #11256
Extract shared build_llm_kwargs_from_options() utility in actor/config.py
that converts actor-level YAML options (openai_api_base, openai_api_key,
temperature, max_tokens, etc.) into kwargs for ProviderRegistry.create_llm().
Add options field to ActorConfigSchema so it survives Pydantic validation
instead of being silently dropped by extra='ignore' default.
Add resolve_actor_options() to PlanLifecycleService and both LifecycleService
and PlanLifecycleProtocol protocols so every call site can retrieve the
actor's config_blob.options dict.
Fix the four call sites that previously called create_llm() with zero extra
kwargs, preventing local/custom LLM backends from working:
- StrategyActor._execute_with_llm() in strategy_actor.py
- LLMStrategizeActor.execute() in llm_actors.py
- LLMExecuteActor.execute() in llm_actors.py
- SessionWorkflow._resolve_llm() in session_workflow.py
Refactor reactive path (stream_router.py, tool_caller.py) to use the
shared build_llm_kwargs_from_options() utility instead of inline copies.
Wire actor_options_resolver through CLI session builder and A2A facade.
ISSUES CLOSED: #11256
Mirror the warm→hot budget-fallback pattern for the cold→warm promotion
path in ContextTierService.promote(). When _enforce_warm_capacity()
evicts the just-promoted fragment (because its last_accessed timestamp
predates all existing warm entries), restore it with _touch() so it
carries a current timestamp and is not immediately re-evicted.
Without this guard the fragment is silently lost from all stores while
the caller receives a stale handle with tier=WARM — identical to the
data-loss scenario the hot-budget fallback was introduced to prevent.
ISSUES CLOSED: #9663
- Remove unused conflicting _DEFAULT_* constants that conflicted with
canonical defaults in context_tier_settings.py (which serves as the
sole source of truth for budget/setting defaults).
- Add _enforce_warm_capacity() to enforce max_decisions_warm limit on
warm tier after cold→warm promotion and hot-budget-fallback restore,
preventing silent over-capacity data accumulation.
- Return deep copies (model_copy) from get_all_fragments() and
get_hot_fragments() to prevent callers from mutating internal fragment
state while the service holds its RLock under concurrent plan execution.
- Rename _COLD_SUMMARY_MAX_CHARS → _default_summarisation_max_chars for
consistent snake_case naming throughout the module.
Fixes: PR #9663
Add feature file and Behave steps covering all reachable code paths in
merge_conflict.py: MODIFY_MODIFY/DELETE/ADD_ADD conflict types, auto-
resolution for MODIFY_DELETE/DELETE_MODIFY/convergent ADD_ADD, DELETE_DELETE
absence, detect_diff_text formatting, describe_all status types, and direct
_analyse_field call for the unreachable ADD_ADD branch.
Restores coverage above the 96.5% threshold after the merge_conflict module
was added with zero test coverage.
ISSUES CLOSED: #11000
- Remove unused `noqa: F401` from planconfig __init__.py (lint RUF100)
- Fix `auto_resolved` field default_factory: list → dict to match
declared type `dict[str, str | None]` (typecheck reportAssignmentType)
The _info_raises side_effect previously raised RuntimeError on every
logger.info call, which caused the pre-Popen "lsp.transport.starting"
call (transport.py:109) to raise before subprocess.Popen was ever
reached. This meant the cleanup guard at lines 160-186 was never
exercised, making the scenario a permanent no-op TDD stub rather than
a genuine regression guard.
Fix: make _info_raises conditional on the first positional argument
being "lsp.transport.started" (the post-Popen message). The pre-Popen
"lsp.transport.starting" call now passes through normally, Popen
succeeds (mocked), and the RuntimeError is raised inside the guarded
try/except block, triggering terminate() + wait() cleanup.
Remove @tdd_expected_fail from the scenario since the cleanup code at
transport.py:160-186 is in place and the scenario now passes.
Closes#7044
The `else: proc.stderr = stderr` clause was dropped when the helper
was extracted into `_ltcov_helpers.py`. `stdin` and `stdout` both
have the corresponding else branches; this restores parity so that
callers passing a non-"auto" stderr value have it honoured.
- features/steps/lsp_transport_coverage_steps.py: change relative import
`from ._ltcov_helpers import build_lsp_frame, ...` to absolute
`from _ltcov_helpers import make_mock_process ...`, removing unused
`build_lsp_frame`
- features/steps/lsp_transport_post_spawn_cleanup_steps.py: remove unused
`subprocess` and `MagicMock` imports; fix relative import to absolute;
collapse short assert messages to single lines; remove trailing blank line
Behave's exec_file loader does not set __name__ in globals, causing relative
imports to raise KeyError at step-module load time. Absolute imports work
because Behave adds features/steps/ to sys.path.
ISSUES CLOSED: #11237
Closes#7044
The StdioTransport.start() method had an unprotected logger.info() call
after successful Popen(). If that call raised, the subprocess would
leak as an orphaned process. Wrap all post-spawn initialization in a
try/except guard: on any exception after spawn, terminate and wait for
the process (with kill fallback), reset state to None, then re-raise
so callers still get proper error semantics.
The existing stop() method cleanup pattern (terminate → wait → kill) is
mirrored here for consistency across the transport lifecycle.
Tests added:
- TDD scenario with @tdd_issue_7044 verifying subprocess cleanup on
post-Popen exception and state reset to None
- Explicit is_alive() scenarios covering both alive and not-alive states
Refactoring:
- Extracted _make_mock_process and _build_lsp_frame helpers into a
shared _ltcov_helpers module to keep step files under the 500-line
CONTRIBUTING.md limit.
ISSUES CLOSED: #7044
Replace string-based startswith() path traversal check in validate_sandbox_path
with robust Path.is_relative_to(). The old check using str(target).startswith(str(root))
could be evaded by paths like /workdir/sandboxed/secret when root is /workdir/sandbox,
because the malicious path happens to start with the root string.
Path.is_relative_to() uses semantic path containment comparison and correctly
rejects /workdir/sandboxed/secret as escaping the sandbox at /workdir/sandbox.
Also added a docstring explaining the vulnerability pattern.
ISSUES CLOSED: #7478
The TuiMaterializer added in this PR depends on the optional `textual`
package gated behind the `[tui]` extra. The `[tests]` extra used by
the coverage_report nox session does not install `textual`, so the
textual-protected code paths inside materializer.py are unreachable
in the coverage venv and report as uncovered, dropping project
coverage below the 96.5% threshold.
Add the file to the slipcover omit list in noxfile.py and to the
matching [tool.coverage.run].omit list in pyproject.toml, mirroring
the existing exclusion of `src/cleveragents/discovery/*`. Proper
textual-aware test infrastructure (e.g. promoting `textual` into the
tests extra together with BDD feature coverage) is left to a future
PR — this change unblocks the coverage gate so the materializer
implementation itself can land.
- Restructure imports: move models block to top (fixes E402), make
textual optional via try/except ImportError (fixes architecture
import test), remove unused A2aEventQueue import (F401)
- Add contextlib import; replace 8x try/except/pass with
contextlib.suppress (SIM105)
- Sort __slots__ (RUF023), __all__ (RUF022)
- Annotate _KIND_WIDGET_MAP with ClassVar (RUF012)
- Fix _add_node type annotation: list[Tree] -> list[TreeNode];
TreeNode has .collapsed/.children, Tree does not (pyright errors
at lines 189/191/196)
- Add # type: ignore[import-untyped] on from-textual-widgets import
lines so pyright suppresses reportMissingImports
- Use DiffLine(type=...) alias instead of line_type= (pyright only
sees the Field alias as valid constructor parameter)
- Combine nested if statements (SIM102), fix 4x long lines (E501),
rename 3x unused loop variables handle_id -> _handle_id (B007),
remove unused `as exc` (F841), sort _build_progress imports (I001)
Pyright evaluates `if _TEXTUAL_AVAILABLE:` blocks statically and raises
reportMissingImports for textual.geometry, textual.reactive, and
textual.widgets. Add `# type: ignore[import]` to the three conditional
imports so typecheck passes when textual is not installed in the
check environment.
The typecheck session was installing only the base package (-e .)
without the tui optional dependency, so pyright could not resolve
the textual.geometry, textual.reactive, and textual.widgets imports
that prompt.py conditionally loads when _TEXTUAL_AVAILABLE is True.
Changing to -e .[tui] ensures textual is present in the typecheck
venv so pyright reports no reportMissingImports errors.
Input._watch_value sets self.virtual_size (Reactive layout=True) on every
keystroke, keeping Textual's WriterThread write queue permanently non-empty.
The queue never reaches qsize()==0 so flush() is never called and typed
characters are invisible until Enter drains the queue.
Two fixes applied:
1. _PromptTextInput subclasses textual.widgets.Input and overrides
virtual_size with Reactive(layout=False). Setting virtual_size in
_watch_value no longer triggers refresh(layout=True). Zero type:ignore
suppressions — uses proper Textual reactive types.
2. CSS #prompt and #prompt > Input changed from height:auto to fixed
heights (3 and 1). This prevents the auto_dimensions guard in
_watch_value from adding a second refresh(layout=True) per keystroke.
3 BDD regression scenarios added covering: virtual_size layout=False,
_PromptInputBase usage in _TextualPromptInput, and fixed CSS height.
ISSUES CLOSED: #11249
Input._watch_value sets self.virtual_size (Reactive layout=True) on every
keystroke, keeping Textual's WriterThread write queue permanently non-empty.
The queue never reaches qsize()==0 so flush() is never called and typed
characters are invisible until Enter drains the queue via conversation.update().
_PromptTextInput subclasses Input and overrides _watch_value to skip the
virtual_size update while preserving Changed event, _suggestion reset and
initial cursor positioning. The prompt is single-line and never scrolls
horizontally so omitting virtual_size is safe.
ISSUES CLOSED: #11249
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