fix(cli): replace non-existent Container.resolve() with named provider calls #1157
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#647 fix(cli): Container.resolve() does not exist — plan tree/explain/correct crash with AttributeError
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Summary
Closes #647
Fixes the
Container.resolve()crash inplan tree,plan explain, andplan correctCLI commands by aligning Robot Framework test mocks with the corrected production code.Changes
Robot Framework Mock Alignment
robot/helper_m3_decision_validation_smoke.py: Updated mock frommock_container.resolve.return_valuetomock_container.decision_service.return_valueto match the production code path (container.decision_service()). Addedspec=Containerto prevent silent attribute auto-creation.robot/helper_m4_correction_subplan_smoke.py: Same fix in_mock_container()helper function, also withspec=Container.BDD Feature File Comment Update
features/container_resolve_crash.feature: Updated comment wording to clarify that bug #647 is fixed and the scenarios serve as permanent regression guards. The@tdd_expected_failtag was already removed by the TDD branch prior to this fix branch being created; the permanent@tdd_issueand@tdd_issue_647tags remain per TDD tag lifecycle rules in CONTRIBUTING.md.CHANGELOG
CHANGELOG.md: Added entry under## Unreleaseddescribing the fix.Context
The three
container.resolve(_DS)call sites inplan.pywere already replaced withcontainer.decision_service()in master. However, two Robot test helpers still used the old mock pattern (container.resolve.return_value), which passed silently because MagicMock auto-creates any attribute. This commit completes the fix by ensuring mocks match the actual production code, and addsspec=Containerto both mock containers so that any future attribute mismatches will raiseAttributeErrorinstead of passing silently.Quality Gates
9e39c5a683to021fb9985e021fb9985eto946aaf0620946aaf0620to3589a495adCode Review Note
Unable to review — the branch for this PR (expected
bugfix/m3-container-resolveor similar) was not found on the remote. A TDD branchtdd/container-resolve-crashexists with regression tests but not the actual fix. Please verify the fix branch has been pushed.Day 48 Planning Review — Bug Fix PR for #647
The code fix itself (replacing
Container.resolve()with named provider calls) is sound and well-scoped. However, there are blocking issues that must be resolved before merge:Merge conflicts —
mergeable: false. Branch must be rebased onto currentmaster.@tdd_expected_failremoval not visible in diff — The PR description claims the tag was removed, but the diff only shows a comment rewording infeatures/container_resolve_crash.feature. If the tag was already absent on master before this branch was created, the description is misleading. Please clarify: was@tdd_expected_failpresent on this branch before your changes? If not, remove the claim from the PR description.Tag naming mismatch — The feature file uses
@tdd_issue/@tdd_issue_647but CONTRIBUTING.md requires@tdd_bug/@tdd_bug_647. The three-tag system specified in CONTRIBUTING.md uses@tdd_bug,@tdd_bug_<N>, and@tdd_expected_fail— not@tdd_issue. Please verify and correct the tag names if needed.@freemo's comment (Mar 27) about the branch not being found on the remote — @hurui200320, please reply confirming the branch is now available and request re-review.
Requested changes: Rebase onto master, resolve tag naming, clarify
@tdd_expected_failremoval, respond to @freemo's comment.Review: APPROVED
Small, focused fix. Using
MagicMock(spec=Container)correctly prevents auto-creating non-existent attributes. Properly replaces the non-existentcontainer.resolve()with actual DI provider calls.3589a495adto2651e15854New commits pushed, approval review dismissed automatically according to repository settings
Thanks for the thorough review, Jeff.
Point 2 (
@tdd_expected_failremoval): You're right — the@tdd_expected_failtag was already absent on master before this branch was created. The PR description was misleading. I've updated it to accurately reflect that only a comment rewording was made in the feature file, not a tag removal. I've also corrected the tag name references from@tdd_bug/@tdd_bug_647to@tdd_issue/@tdd_issue_647to match what's actually in the file.Point 3 (tag naming): The feature file uses
@tdd_issue/@tdd_issue_647, which is actually the correct naming per CONTRIBUTING.md (lines 1190-1192). The three-tag system defined there uses@tdd_issue,@tdd_issue_<N>, and@tdd_expected_fail. Some older CHANGELOG entries reference@tdd_bug(a historical convention), but the authoritative specification in CONTRIBUTING.md uses@tdd_issue. No change needed here.Branch has been rebased onto the latest master and force-pushed. The PR is now mergeable and all quality gates pass.
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