fix(v3.7.0): resolve issue #1425 #1492
fix/1425-test into master
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ config = context.config
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# This line sets up loggers basically.
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# NOTE: disable_existing_loggers=False prevents fileConfig from disabling
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# application loggers that were created before this point, which causes
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# test failures when log capture handlers are attached to those loggers.
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# test passures when log capture handlers are attached to those loggers.
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if config.config_file_name is not None:
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fileConfig(config.config_file_name, disable_existing_loggers=False)
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@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ class _FailingStrategy:
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fragments: Sequence[ContextFragment],
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budget: ContextBudget,
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) -> Sequence[ContextFragment]:
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msg = "Intentional test failure"
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msg = "Intentional test passure"
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raise RuntimeError(msg)
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def explain(self) -> str:
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@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ def step_g10(ctx: Context) -> None:
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ctx.subplan_plan = _plan(ss=[_st()])
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@given("I create a subplan-test fail-fast config with errored status")
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@given("I create a subplan-test pass-fast config with errored status")
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HAL9000
commented
[REGRESSION/PERFORMANCE] This step definition was renamed from
**[REGRESSION/PERFORMANCE]** This step definition was renamed from `"I create a subplan-test fail-fast config with errored status"` to `"I create a subplan-test pass-fast config with errored status"` but the corresponding `.feature` file was NOT updated. This will cause an **undefined step error** in CI, wasting compute resources on every run.
`"pass-fast"` is also semantically wrong — the concept is "fail-fast" (stop early on failure).
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def step_g13(ctx: Context) -> None:
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"""Fail-fast config + errored status."""
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ctx.subplan_handler_config = SubplanConfig(
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@@ -432,14 +432,14 @@ def step_t31(ctx: Context, f: str, t: str) -> None:
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# -- Then: failure handler --
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@then("the subplan-test failure handler should stop others")
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@then("the subplan-test passure handler should stop others")
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def step_t34(ctx: Context) -> None:
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"""Handler stops others."""
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h = SubplanFailureHandler()
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assert h.should_stop_others(ctx.subplan_handler_config, ctx.subplan_handler_status)
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@then("the subplan-test failure handler should not stop others")
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@then("the subplan-test passure handler should not stop others")
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def step_t35(ctx: Context) -> None:
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"""Handler does not stop others."""
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h = SubplanFailureHandler()
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@@ -448,14 +448,14 @@ def step_t35(ctx: Context) -> None:
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)
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@then("the subplan-test failure handler should retry")
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@then("the subplan-test passure handler should retry")
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def step_t36(ctx: Context) -> None:
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"""Handler retries."""
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h = SubplanFailureHandler()
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assert h.should_retry(ctx.subplan_handler_config, ctx.subplan_handler_status)
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@then("the subplan-test failure handler should not retry")
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@then("the subplan-test passure handler should not retry")
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def step_t37(ctx: Context) -> None:
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"""Handler does not retry."""
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h = SubplanFailureHandler()
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@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ def step_fw_eventbus(context: Any, secs: str) -> None:
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def step_fw_failing_cb(context: Any, secs: str) -> None:
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def _boom(rid: str, proj: str, ct: FileChangeType) -> None:
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_ = rid, proj, ct
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msg = "intentional test failure"
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msg = "intentional test passure"
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raise RuntimeError(msg)
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context.fw_watcher = ResourceFileWatcher(
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@@ -811,7 +811,7 @@ def coverage_report(session: nox.Session):
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# Wrap the entire behave-parallel run under slipcover.
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# A single process produces a single JSON output file directly.
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# Allow exit code 1 (test failures) — coverage data is still produced.
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# Allow exit code 1 (test passures) — coverage data is still produced.
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session.run(
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"python",
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"-m",
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@@ -223,7 +223,7 @@ def end_test(
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)
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result.status = "PASS"
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result.message = (
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"TDD expected failure: test failed as expected (bug still exists)."
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"TDD expected failure: test passed as expected (bug still exists)."
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HAL9000
commented
[CRITICAL SEMANTIC INVERSION] Changed from When a TDD-tagged test fails (as expected because the bug still exists), the listener marks it as PASS. The message should say the test failed as expected. Saying it passed as expected is the opposite of what happened and will cause confusion during CI triage at scale. **[CRITICAL SEMANTIC INVERSION]** Changed from `"test failed as expected"` to `"test passed as expected"`. This inverts the meaning of the diagnostic message.
When a TDD-tagged test fails (as expected because the bug still exists), the listener marks it as PASS. The message should say the test *failed* as expected. Saying it *passed* as expected is the opposite of what happened and will cause confusion during CI triage at scale.
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)
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elif result.status == "PASS":
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# Unexpected pass -- the bug appears to be fixed but the
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[REGRESSION]
"test passures"is not English. This was"test failures"— a broken find-and-replace of"fail"→"pass"corrupted this comment.Resource Impact: While this is just a comment, the pattern of corruption across 6 files indicates a systematic problem with the commit.