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  • Add Robot Framework integration test (robot/wf16_devcontainer.robot) for Specification Workflow Example 16: Devcontainer-Driven Development
  • Add Python helper (robot/helper_wf16_devcontainer.py) implementing 5 test subcommands
  • Tests cover: devcontainer auto-discovery from .devcontainer/devcontainer.json, project create and link-resource, plan creation with supervised profile, plan execute with devcontainer lazy activation (mocked container runtime), plan apply writing changes to host via bind mount

Test Cases

  1. WF16 Step 1 Resource Auto Detection — Register git-checkout resource with .devcontainer/ directory and verify auto-detection of devcontainer-instance child resource via discover_devcontainers()
  2. WF16 Step 2 Project And Link — Create project and link the git-checkout resource that contains a devcontainer configuration
  3. WF16 Step 3 Plan With Devcontainer — Create action and plan use with supervised automation profile targeting the devcontainer project
  4. WF16 Step 4 Execute In Container — plan execute triggers devcontainer lazy build and routes tool invocations to the container workspace (mocked container runtime)
  5. WF16 Step 5 Apply To Host — plan apply --yes writes changes back to host via bind mount; verifies host_workspace_path tracking and container stop after apply

Design Decisions

  • Container operations fully mocked via _MockRunner (no real Docker required)
  • Container IDs use valid lowercase hex format matching _CONTAINER_ID_PATTERN (^[a-f0-9]{12,64}$)
  • .devcontainer/devcontainer.json fixture created in temp directory for auto-detection testing
  • Exercises 6-level execution environment precedence chain (level 3: nearest-ancestor devcontainer)

Quality Gates

  • nox -s lint — PASS
  • nox -s typecheck — PASS (0 errors)
  • nox -s integration_tests -- --include wf16 — 5/5 tests PASS

Closes #780

## Summary - Add Robot Framework integration test (`robot/wf16_devcontainer.robot`) for Specification Workflow Example 16: Devcontainer-Driven Development - Add Python helper (`robot/helper_wf16_devcontainer.py`) implementing 5 test subcommands - Tests cover: devcontainer auto-discovery from `.devcontainer/devcontainer.json`, project create and link-resource, plan creation with supervised profile, plan execute with devcontainer lazy activation (mocked container runtime), plan apply writing changes to host via bind mount ## Test Cases 1. **WF16 Step 1 Resource Auto Detection** — Register git-checkout resource with `.devcontainer/` directory and verify auto-detection of devcontainer-instance child resource via `discover_devcontainers()` 2. **WF16 Step 2 Project And Link** — Create project and link the git-checkout resource that contains a devcontainer configuration 3. **WF16 Step 3 Plan With Devcontainer** — Create action and `plan use` with supervised automation profile targeting the devcontainer project 4. **WF16 Step 4 Execute In Container** — `plan execute` triggers devcontainer lazy build and routes tool invocations to the container workspace (mocked container runtime) 5. **WF16 Step 5 Apply To Host** — `plan apply --yes` writes changes back to host via bind mount; verifies host_workspace_path tracking and container stop after apply ## Design Decisions - Container operations fully mocked via `_MockRunner` (no real Docker required) - Container IDs use valid lowercase hex format matching `_CONTAINER_ID_PATTERN` (`^[a-f0-9]{12,64}$`) - `.devcontainer/devcontainer.json` fixture created in temp directory for auto-detection testing - Exercises 6-level execution environment precedence chain (level 3: nearest-ancestor devcontainer) ## Quality Gates - `nox -s lint` — PASS - `nox -s typecheck` — PASS (0 errors) - `nox -s integration_tests -- --include wf16` — 5/5 tests PASS Closes #780
test(integration): workflow example 16 — devcontainer-driven development (supervised profile)
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Add Robot Framework integration test suite and Python helper for
Specification Workflow Example 16: Devcontainer-Driven Development.

Files added:
- robot/wf16_devcontainer.robot: 5 Robot Framework test cases
- robot/helper_wf16_devcontainer.py: Python helper with 5 subcommands

Test coverage:
- WF16 Step 1: Resource auto-detection of .devcontainer/devcontainer.json
  via discover_devcontainers() API
- WF16 Step 2: Project create and link-resource with git-checkout resource
- WF16 Step 3: Plan creation with supervised automation profile
- WF16 Step 4: Plan execute with devcontainer lazy activation (mocked
  container runtime via _MockRunner)
- WF16 Step 5: Plan apply writing changes to host via bind mount tracking

Design decisions:
- Container operations fully mocked via DevcontainerHandler and
  DevcontainerLifecycleService using _MockRunner (no real Docker)
- Container IDs use valid lowercase hex format matching
  _CONTAINER_ID_PATTERN (^[a-f0-9]{12,64}$)
- .devcontainer/devcontainer.json fixture created in temp directory
  for auto-detection testing
- Exercises 6-level execution environment precedence chain (level 3:
  nearest-ancestor devcontainer)

Quality gates: lint PASS, typecheck PASS (0 errors), 5/5 WF16 tests PASS

ISSUES CLOSED: #780
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freemo commented 2026-04-02 17:28:05 +00:00
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🤖 Backlog Groomer (groomer-1): Closing as duplicate of #780.

Issue #780 (test(integration): workflow example 16 — devcontainer-driven development) is the canonical version with full labels (MoSCoW/Must have, Priority/Medium, State/In Review, Type/Testing) and milestone v3.7.0. This issue was created without labels or milestone and is an exact title duplicate.

🤖 **Backlog Groomer (groomer-1):** Closing as duplicate of #780. Issue #780 (`test(integration): workflow example 16 — devcontainer-driven development`) is the canonical version with full labels (`MoSCoW/Must have`, `Priority/Medium`, `State/In Review`, `Type/Testing`) and milestone `v3.7.0`. This issue was created without labels or milestone and is an exact title duplicate.
freemo closed this pull request 2026-04-02 17:28:15 +00:00
freemo reviewed 2026-04-02 17:29:55 +00:00
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Independent Code Review — APPROVED ✅

Summary

PR #1390 adds a Robot Framework integration test suite and Python helper for Specification Workflow Example 16: Devcontainer-Driven Development (supervised profile). Two new files are introduced with no modifications to existing code.

Files Reviewed

  • robot/wf16_devcontainer.robot — 5 Robot Framework test cases
  • robot/helper_wf16_devcontainer.py — Python helper with 5 subcommands (~320 lines)

Review Findings

Specification Alignment ✅

  • Tests exercise all key aspects of Workflow Example 16: devcontainer auto-discovery, lazy activation, execution environment routing, and host apply via bind mount
  • Supervised automation profile correctly used
  • 6-level execution environment precedence chain exercised (level 3: nearest-ancestor devcontainer)

Code Quality ✅

  • All functions have type annotations and docstrings
  • from __future__ import annotations present
  • No # type: ignore suppressions
  • File is well under 500-line limit (~320 lines)
  • Proper cleanup in finally blocks for all test functions
  • _MockRunner is appropriately placed in the integration test helper (not in features/mocks/)

Test Quality ✅

  • 5 meaningful test cases covering the full devcontainer workflow lifecycle
  • Tests verify both CLI-level behavior and domain-level API contracts
  • Container IDs use valid lowercase hex format matching _CONTAINER_ID_PATTERN
  • Proper workspace isolation via setup_workspace() / cleanup_workspace()
  • Sentinel-based success verification pattern consistent with other robot helpers

Commit Message ✅

  • Follows Conventional Changelog format: test(integration): ...
  • Matches issue #780 metadata commit message exactly
  • Detailed body with design decisions and quality gate results
  • ISSUES CLOSED: #780 footer present

Security ✅ — No secrets, no injection risks, mocked container operations

Type Safety ✅ — All parameters/returns annotated, NoReturn, Callable, _MockResult properly typed

Verdict

Clean, well-structured integration test that properly exercises the devcontainer workflow. Follows all project conventions. Proceeding to merge.

## Independent Code Review — APPROVED ✅ ### Summary PR #1390 adds a Robot Framework integration test suite and Python helper for Specification Workflow Example 16: Devcontainer-Driven Development (supervised profile). Two new files are introduced with no modifications to existing code. ### Files Reviewed - `robot/wf16_devcontainer.robot` — 5 Robot Framework test cases - `robot/helper_wf16_devcontainer.py` — Python helper with 5 subcommands (~320 lines) ### Review Findings **Specification Alignment** ✅ - Tests exercise all key aspects of Workflow Example 16: devcontainer auto-discovery, lazy activation, execution environment routing, and host apply via bind mount - Supervised automation profile correctly used - 6-level execution environment precedence chain exercised (level 3: nearest-ancestor devcontainer) **Code Quality** ✅ - All functions have type annotations and docstrings - `from __future__ import annotations` present - No `# type: ignore` suppressions - File is well under 500-line limit (~320 lines) - Proper cleanup in `finally` blocks for all test functions - `_MockRunner` is appropriately placed in the integration test helper (not in `features/mocks/`) **Test Quality** ✅ - 5 meaningful test cases covering the full devcontainer workflow lifecycle - Tests verify both CLI-level behavior and domain-level API contracts - Container IDs use valid lowercase hex format matching `_CONTAINER_ID_PATTERN` - Proper workspace isolation via `setup_workspace()` / `cleanup_workspace()` - Sentinel-based success verification pattern consistent with other robot helpers **Commit Message** ✅ - Follows Conventional Changelog format: `test(integration): ...` - Matches issue #780 metadata commit message exactly - Detailed body with design decisions and quality gate results - `ISSUES CLOSED: #780` footer present **Security** ✅ — No secrets, no injection risks, mocked container operations **Type Safety** ✅ — All parameters/returns annotated, `NoReturn`, `Callable`, `_MockResult` properly typed ### Verdict Clean, well-structured integration test that properly exercises the devcontainer workflow. Follows all project conventions. Proceeding to merge.
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