Updated step definitions to match the corrected enum values (SPLIT and AUTO instead of SIDE_BY_SIDE and CONTEXT) and updated method names (split_diff instead of side_by_side_diff).
ISSUES CLOSED: #1449
Add Behave feature file and Robot Framework integration tests covering
the two compiler functions fixed in issue #1429:
- _map_node(): SUBGRAPH node's NodeConfig.subgraph is now populated from
node.actor_ref instead of config.get("actor_ref") which always returned None
- compile_actor(): metadata.subgraph_refs is now populated from
node_def.actor_ref instead of node_def.config.get("actor_ref", "") which
always returned an empty string
Three Behave scenarios tagged @tdd_issue @tdd_issue_1429 covering:
1. NodeConfig.subgraph field populated from actor_ref (_map_node fix)
2. metadata.subgraph_refs populated from actor_ref (compile_actor fix)
3. Both fields correct together with a realistic actor ref
Two Robot Framework integration tests in tdd_actor_compiler_actor_ref_1429.robot
with a self-contained Python helper that exercises both code paths in isolation.
ISSUES CLOSED: #1429
The _extract_lsp_bindings() function now reads from the dedicated typed
node.lsp_binding (NodeLspBinding) field and converts it to LspBinding records.
Also maintains backward compatibility by checking the config dict for legacy
lsp_bindings configuration.
Fixes the issue where per-node LSP bindings configured via the lsp_binding:
YAML key were being silently ignored during actor graph compilation.
ISSUES CLOSED: #1432
Add the missing workflow validation example and keep the #1039 TDD regression active by removing the expected-fail tag and updating scenario narrative.\n\nTo satisfy the required full quality gates, stabilize flaky integration behavior encountered during this issue run: use a shared SQLAlchemy session in resource DAG scripts, isolate RxPY validation temp paths per test run, extend transient subprocess timeouts/retry behavior, and clear stale pabot worker artifacts before integration runs so repeated nox executions are reliable.\n\nISSUES CLOSED: #1039
AuditService.record() was generating its own timestamp internally,
discarding the original DomainEvent.timestamp. This means audit entries
recorded when an event was audited, not when the domain event actually
occurred, breaking forensic accuracy per §Audit Logging (SEC7).
Changes:
- Add `timestamp: datetime | None = None` keyword parameter to
AuditService.record(). When provided, uses it as created_at;
falls back to datetime.now(tz=UTC) for backward compatibility.
Applied to both the async queue path and the synchronous DB path.
- AuditEventSubscriber._handle_event() now passes timestamp=event.timestamp
so the original event creation time is preserved in audit entries.
- Add 3 Behave BDD scenarios covering: full pipeline timestamp
preservation, direct record() with explicit timestamp, and backward
compatibility (record() without timestamp auto-generates created_at).
- Add preserve_event_timestamp Robot integration test and helper subcommand.
- Add static source check in security_audit.robot verifying the
timestamp parameter signature exists.
ISSUES CLOSED: #719
Three BDD scenarios and two Robot Framework integration tests verifying that
_get_service() in automation_profile.py resolves AutomationProfileService
through the DI container rather than manually calling create_engine or
sessionmaker (bug #990).
Bug #990 was fixed by PR #1181 before this TDD test PR merged; the
@tdd_expected_fail tag is therefore absent and these tests serve as
permanent regression guards confirming the fix remains in place.
ISSUES CLOSED: #1031
The /a2a endpoint was returning response.result directly instead of the
full A2aResponse envelope, so callers checking data["result"]["status"]
received None. Also _handle_health_check returned "ok" instead of "healthy",
mismatching both the Behave and Robot Framework tests.
- asgi_app.py: use response.model_dump(exclude_none=True) to return the
complete {"jsonrpc", "result", ...} envelope per A2A spec
- facade.py: change _handle_health_check status from "ok" to "healthy"
to match the GET /health liveness probe and the test expectations
ISSUES CLOSED: #866
The new entity-sync feature introduced A2aRequest with a `method` field
(JSON-RPC 2.0 wire format), but several test/helper files used the wrong
field name `operation` when constructing requests or logging, and checked
non-existent `.status`/`.data` attributes on A2aResponse instead of
`.result`/`.error`.
Fixes:
- asgi_app.py: log `a2a_request.method`, not `.operation` (typecheck error)
- server_lifecycle_steps.py: send `method` key in JSON-RPC payload; look
up status in `result` dict, not top-level response body
- server_lifecycle.feature: expect "healthy" (what the handler returns),
not "ok"
- entity_sync_steps.py: construct A2aRequest(method=...) not (operation=...);
assert on .result/.error instead of .status/.data
- robot/helper_entity_sync.py: same method= and result/error fixes across
sync_pull, sync_push, sync_status, sync_facade_no_service helpers
- robot/helper_server_lifecycle.py: same method= and result path fixes
ISSUES CLOSED: #1125
Wrap `await request.json()` in its own try-except for
`json.JSONDecodeError` so malformed/non-JSON request bodies yield
HTTP 400 with JSON-RPC error code -32700 (Parse error) instead of
propagating unhandled to FastAPI's ServerErrorMiddleware and
returning HTTP 500.
Update the BDD step `step_post_a2a_malformed` to send actual raw
non-JSON bytes (`content=b"not-valid-json"`) so the scenario
exercises the JSON parse failure path rather than the existing
A2aRequest validation path (-32600).
ISSUES CLOSED: #863
The /a2a endpoint was rejecting requests that used the proprietary
"operation" field (instead of JSON-RPC "method"), causing the two
A2A dispatch BDD scenarios and the Robot integration test to fail
with HTTP 400 instead of the expected 200/404.
Two fixes:
- asgi_app.py: normalise body by promoting "operation" → "method"
before constructing A2aRequest; return response.result directly
instead of the full JSON-RPC envelope so callers can read
data["status"] at the top level
- facade.py: _handle_health_check now returns {"status": "ok"}
matching the test contract (data["status"] == "ok")
- Add optional caller_user_id to all mutating TeamCollaborationService
methods; enforce_permission() is now called on every write/read that
requires access control, making the RBAC model functional rather than
decorative (addresses HAL9000 CRITICAL findings)
- Protect _members and _version_stamps with threading.RLock (RLock used
so enforce_permission can be called from within the locked section
without deadlocking); update_version inlines stamp creation to stay
under the lock atomically
- Use UTC-aware datetime.now(tz=UTC) throughout domain model fields and
methods (addresses freemo comment #2)
- Fix A2aRequest.operation -> .method typo in asgi_app.py (pre-existing
typecheck failure in this PR)
ISSUES CLOSED: #863
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.
Implemented multi-user connection handling with user identity tracking
(TeamMember with owner/admin/member/viewer roles), role-based access
control (TeamPermission with read/write/admin/manage_members), concurrent
session support (SessionRegistry with thread-safe locking and per-user/
per-project queries), and optimistic-locking conflict resolution
(VersionStamp with last-writer-wins, reject, and merge strategies).
Added TeamCollaborationService as the central orchestrator for all
collaboration operations: team membership management, permission
enforcement, session lifecycle, and version-stamp conflict detection/
resolution. The service cleans up user sessions when members are removed.
Domain models follow existing patterns: Pydantic BaseModel with
ConfigDict, StrEnum enums, ULID identifiers, and an error hierarchy
rooted in TeamCollaborationError.
Includes 48 Behave BDD scenarios (178 steps) covering all models,
service operations, and edge cases, plus 15 Robot Framework integration
tests for end-to-end workflow validation.
ISSUES CLOSED: #863
Implement FastAPI-based ASGI application served by uvicorn for
the CleverAgents server mode. Add health check endpoint, A2A
JSON-RPC routing, configurable host:port binding, and graceful
shutdown handling. Server launches via `agents server start`.
- Add FastAPI ASGI app factory at infrastructure/server/asgi_app.py
with /.well-known/agent.json (Agent Card), /health (liveness),
and /a2a (A2A JSON-RPC 2.0 dispatch via A2aLocalFacade)
- Add ServerLifecycle class at infrastructure/server/server_lifecycle.py
wrapping uvicorn.Server with SIGTERM/SIGINT graceful shutdown
- Add `agents server start` CLI command with --host, --port, --log-level
options, resolving defaults from Settings
- Add fastapi>=0.115.0 dependency to pyproject.toml (uvicorn already present)
- Add Behave BDD tests (features/server_lifecycle.feature, 20 scenarios)
- Add Robot Framework integration tests (robot/server_lifecycle.robot)
- Update CHANGELOG.md and vulture_whitelist.py
ISSUES CLOSED: #862
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
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