test(cli): add failing tests for session list DI container error (#554) #596

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- Polymorphic handler resolution with ancestor-type fallback
- CLI: `agents resource type list` shows Inherits column; `type show` displays inheritance chain
- Alembic migration `m6_004_resource_type_inherits` adds `inherits` column to `resource_types`
- Added TDD regression tests for `agents session list` DI container wiring
error (bug #554). `_get_session_service()` calls `container.db()` but the
`Container` class has no `db` provider, raising `AttributeError`. Includes
10 Behave BDD scenarios (`@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_554 @tdd_expected_fail`)
covering empty list, empty-list format validation (JSON/YAML/plain),
init-then-list lifecycle, post-create list, rich/JSON/plain/YAML output
formats, and stderr error-path assertions. Robot Framework integration
smoke tests and ASV service-layer benchmarks. Implements
`@tdd_expected_fail` infrastructure (Behave `after_scenario` hook and Robot
listener) and migrates 18 existing TDD scenarios from `@tdd @bugNNN` to
`@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_NNN` convention. (#554)
- Added TDD regression tests for `agents session create` DI container wiring
error (bug #570). `_get_session_service()` calls `container.db()` but the
`Container` class has no `db` provider, raising `AttributeError`. Same root
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"""ASV benchmarks for session list service-layer performance baseline (bug #554).
Measures the cost of listing sessions through ``PersistentSessionService``
using a file-based SQLite database. These benchmarks construct the service
directly (bypassing DI wiring) and therefore do **not** exercise the
``_get_session_service()`` code path that triggers bug #554. Their purpose
is to establish a performance baseline for the service layer itself.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import os
import shutil
import sys
import tempfile
from pathlib import Path
_SRC = str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1] / "src")
if _SRC not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, _SRC)
from sqlalchemy import create_engine # noqa: E402
from sqlalchemy.orm import sessionmaker # noqa: E402
from cleveragents.application.services.session_service import ( # noqa: E402
PersistentSessionService,
)
from cleveragents.infrastructure.database.models import Base # noqa: E402
from cleveragents.infrastructure.database.repositories import ( # noqa: E402
SessionMessageRepository,
SessionRepository,
)
class SessionListDISuite:
"""Benchmark session list through the service layer (direct construction).
Engine and sessionmaker are built once in ``setup()`` and reused across
``time_list_empty`` iterations. Methods that mutate state
(``time_list_after_create``, ``track_list_after_create_count``) use
per-method setup/teardown to get a fresh database each time, preventing
row accumulation across ASV iterations.
Does **not** exercise ``_get_session_service()`` or the DI container
wiring.
"""
timeout = 30.0
# -- suite-level setup (shared engine for read-only benchmarks) ----------
def setup(self) -> None:
self._tmpdir = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="bench_sle_554_")
self._db_path = os.path.join(self._tmpdir, "bench.db")
self._engine = create_engine(
f"sqlite:///{self._db_path}",
echo=False,
)
Base.metadata.create_all(self._engine)
self._session_factory = sessionmaker(
bind=self._engine,
expire_on_commit=False,
)
def teardown(self) -> None:
self._engine.dispose()
shutil.rmtree(self._tmpdir, ignore_errors=True)
def _make_service(self) -> PersistentSessionService:
"""Build a PersistentSessionService using the shared session factory."""
return PersistentSessionService(
session_repo=SessionRepository(
session_factory=self._session_factory,
),
message_repo=SessionMessageRepository(
session_factory=self._session_factory,
),
)
# -- per-method setup for mutating benchmarks ----------------------------
def _fresh_engine(self) -> None:
"""Create an isolated engine+factory so create() doesn't accumulate."""
self._mut_tmpdir = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="bench_sle_554_mut_")
db_path = os.path.join(self._mut_tmpdir, "bench.db")
self._mut_engine = create_engine(
f"sqlite:///{db_path}",
echo=False,
)
Base.metadata.create_all(self._mut_engine)
self._mut_factory = sessionmaker(
bind=self._mut_engine,
expire_on_commit=False,
)
def _dispose_fresh(self) -> None:
if hasattr(self, "_mut_engine"):
self._mut_engine.dispose()
if hasattr(self, "_mut_tmpdir"):
shutil.rmtree(self._mut_tmpdir, ignore_errors=True)
def _make_mut_service(self) -> PersistentSessionService:
return PersistentSessionService(
session_repo=SessionRepository(session_factory=self._mut_factory),
message_repo=SessionMessageRepository(
session_factory=self._mut_factory,
),
)
# -- ASV per-method hooks ------------------------------------------------
def setup_time_list_after_create(self) -> None:
self._fresh_engine()
def teardown_time_list_after_create(self) -> None:
self._dispose_fresh()
def setup_track_list_after_create_count(self) -> None:
self._fresh_engine()
def teardown_track_list_after_create_count(self) -> None:
self._dispose_fresh()
def setup_time_list_empty(self) -> None:
self._empty_svc = self._make_service()
# -- benchmarks ----------------------------------------------------------
def time_list_empty(self) -> None:
"""List sessions when DB is empty (service-layer only, no DI)."""
self._empty_svc.list()
def time_list_after_create(self) -> None:
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[M3] _make_mut_service() is called inside the timed method, so the benchmark measures service construction + create + list, not just the session operations. Consider moving service construction to setup_time_list_after_create for a more accurate performance baseline.

[M4] There is no teardown_time_list_empty corresponding to setup_time_list_empty (line 124). While the shared engine is disposed in suite-level teardown(), this is asymmetric with the other benchmarks that have explicit teardown hooks.

**[M3]** `_make_mut_service()` is called inside the timed method, so the benchmark measures service construction + create + list, not just the session operations. Consider moving service construction to `setup_time_list_after_create` for a more accurate performance baseline. **[M4]** There is no `teardown_time_list_empty` corresponding to `setup_time_list_empty` (line 124). While the shared engine is disposed in suite-level `teardown()`, this is asymmetric with the other benchmarks that have explicit teardown hooks.
"""Create then list (service-layer only, fresh DB per iteration).
Bypasses ``_get_session_service()`` / DI container — measures the
service-layer round-trip cost, not the DI wiring path.
"""
svc = self._make_mut_service()
svc.create()
svc.list()
def track_list_after_create_count(self) -> int:
"""Track session list persistence at the service layer.
Returns the count of sessions visible after a create. Uses a
fresh DB per iteration so the count is always exactly 1.
This benchmark constructs ``PersistentSessionService`` directly,
bypassing the DI container — it does **not** reproduce bug #554.
"""
svc = self._make_mut_service()
svc.create(actor_name="bench/test")
sessions = svc.list()
return len(sessions)
SessionListDISuite.track_list_after_create_count.unit = "sessions"
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# TDD tests for bug #554 — expected to fail until the DI container fix lands.
# Once the fix is applied, remove the @tdd_expected_fail tags and verify all
# scenarios pass.
Feature: Session list command handles missing database gracefully
As a developer using the agents CLI
I want "agents session list" to work after a fresh init
So that I can view my sessions without a DI container error
Background:
Given a session-list-error CLI runner using the real DI path
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H1 — @wip scenarios will break CI (HIGH)

The @wip tag has no automatic exclusion anywhere in the test infrastructure:

  • behave.ini — no --tags config
  • noxfile.py unit_tests session (line ~476) — no --tags=-wip
  • noxfile.py coverage_report session (line ~664) — only excludes @discovery
  • features/environment.py — no @wip handling

Since these scenarios are designed to fail until the fix is applied, pushing this commit will cause nox -s unit_tests and nox -s coverage_report to fail project-wide, blocking CI for all developers — not just this feature branch.

Recommendation: Either:

  1. Add "--tags=-wip" to the unit_tests and coverage_report nox sessions, or
  2. Don't push TDD-failing tests without the accompanying fix commit in the same branch.
## H1 — `@wip` scenarios will break CI (HIGH) The `@wip` tag has **no automatic exclusion** anywhere in the test infrastructure: - `behave.ini` — no `--tags` config - `noxfile.py` `unit_tests` session (line ~476) — no `--tags=-wip` - `noxfile.py` `coverage_report` session (line ~664) — only excludes `@discovery` - `features/environment.py` — no `@wip` handling Since these scenarios are designed to **fail** until the fix is applied, pushing this commit will cause `nox -s unit_tests` and `nox -s coverage_report` to fail project-wide, blocking CI for all developers — not just this feature branch. **Recommendation:** Either: 1. Add `"--tags=-wip"` to the `unit_tests` and `coverage_report` nox sessions, **or** 2. Don't push TDD-failing tests without the accompanying fix commit in the same branch.
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[C1] All 10 scenarios use @wip but behave.ini has no tags = ~@wip configuration and noxfile.py unit_tests session passes no --tags argument to behave. These scenarios will execute and fail in CI, breaking the unit_tests pipeline. The PR body claims PR #566 handles this, but the current behave.ini does not contain the exclusion.

[M5] The @regression tag is conventionally for already-fixed bugs. Since these are TDD tests written before the fix, consider using only @tdd @bug554 @wip now and adding @regression after the fix lands.

**[C1]** All 10 scenarios use `@wip` but `behave.ini` has no `tags = ~@wip` configuration and `noxfile.py` `unit_tests` session passes no `--tags` argument to behave. These scenarios will execute and fail in CI, breaking the `unit_tests` pipeline. The PR body claims PR #566 handles this, but the current `behave.ini` does not contain the exclusion. **[M5]** The `@regression` tag is conventionally for already-fixed bugs. Since these are TDD tests written before the fix, consider using only `@tdd @bug554 @wip` now and adding `@regression` after the fix lands.
@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_554 @tdd_expected_fail
Scenario: Session list returns empty list when no sessions exist
When I invoke session-list-error list with default format
Then the session-list-error command should exit successfully
And the session-list-error output should contain "No sessions found"
And the session-list-error output should not contain "AttributeError"
@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_554 @tdd_expected_fail
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[M1] Scenarios 1 and 2 are nearly duplicated. Both invoke list with default format, assert exit 0, and assert no "AttributeError". The only differences are "No sessions found" (S1) and no "INTERNAL" (S2). Consider consolidating into a single scenario to reduce redundancy.

**[M1]** Scenarios 1 and 2 are nearly duplicated. Both invoke list with default format, assert exit 0, and assert no "AttributeError". The only differences are "No sessions found" (S1) and no "INTERNAL" (S2). Consider consolidating into a single scenario to reduce redundancy.
Scenario: Session list after init does not raise DI error
When I invoke session-list-error list with default format
Then the session-list-error command should exit successfully
And the session-list-error output should not contain "AttributeError"
And the session-list-error output should not contain "INTERNAL"
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M4 — JSON format scenario hits a separate production bug (MEDIUM)

This scenario has no pre-populated data. After the #554 fix, service.list() will return [], hitting the early-return path at session.py:181-184:

if not sessions:
    console.print("[yellow]No sessions found.[/yellow]")
    return

This path outputs plain text regardless of --format json — the fmt parameter is never consulted on the empty-list path. So json.loads(result.output) will raise JSONDecodeError, and this scenario will fail for a different reason than the DI bug.

If the fix is also meant to address empty-list format handling, that should be documented. Otherwise, either:

  1. Add a pre-populated session to this scenario so _session_list_dict() is reached and JSON is actually emitted, or
  2. Adjust the assertion to match the actual empty-list output.
## M4 — JSON format scenario hits a separate production bug (MEDIUM) This scenario has **no pre-populated data**. After the #554 fix, `service.list()` will return `[]`, hitting the early-return path at `session.py:181-184`: ```python if not sessions: console.print("[yellow]No sessions found.[/yellow]") return ``` This path outputs **plain text** regardless of `--format json` — the `fmt` parameter is never consulted on the empty-list path. So `json.loads(result.output)` will raise `JSONDecodeError`, and this scenario will fail for a **different reason** than the DI bug. If the fix is also meant to address empty-list format handling, that should be documented. Otherwise, either: 1. Add a pre-populated session to this scenario so `_session_list_dict()` is reached and JSON is actually emitted, or 2. Adjust the assertion to match the actual empty-list output.
@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_554 @tdd_expected_fail
Scenario: Session list returns sessions after creation via service
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M2 — Missing output format coverage (MEDIUM)

Issue #554 acceptance criteria states: "All output formats (rich, json, yaml, plain) work correctly."

Only 2 out of 6 formats are tested:

  • Scenarios 1 & 2: default (rich)
  • Scenario 3: json

Missing: yaml, plain, table, color.

Per the specification, every CLI command must work across all 6 output formats. Consider adding at minimum yaml and plain scenarios to match the acceptance criteria.

## M2 — Missing output format coverage (MEDIUM) Issue #554 acceptance criteria states: *"All output formats (rich, json, yaml, plain) work correctly."* Only 2 out of 6 formats are tested: - Scenarios 1 & 2: default (`rich`) - Scenario 3: `json` **Missing:** `yaml`, `plain`, `table`, `color`. Per the specification, every CLI command must work across all 6 output formats. Consider adding at minimum `yaml` and `plain` scenarios to match the acceptance criteria.
Given a session-list-error service with a pre-populated session
When I invoke session-list-error list with default format
Then the session-list-error command should exit successfully
And the session-list-error output should contain "Sessions ("
@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_554 @tdd_expected_fail
Scenario: Session list works with rich output format
Given a session-list-error service with a pre-populated session
When I invoke session-list-error list with format "rich"
Then the session-list-error command should exit successfully
And the session-list-error output should contain "Sessions ("
And the session-list-error output should not contain "AttributeError"
@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_554 @tdd_expected_fail
Scenario: Session list works with JSON output format
Given a session-list-error service with a pre-populated session
When I invoke session-list-error list with format "json"
Then the session-list-error command should exit successfully
And the session-list-error output should be valid JSON containing "sessions"
@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_554 @tdd_expected_fail
Scenario: Session list works with plain output format
Given a session-list-error service with a pre-populated session
When I invoke session-list-error list with format "plain"
Then the session-list-error command should exit successfully
And the session-list-error output should contain "Sessions ("
@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_554 @tdd_expected_fail
Scenario: Session list works with YAML output format
Given a session-list-error service with a pre-populated session
When I invoke session-list-error list with format "yaml"
Then the session-list-error command should exit successfully
And the session-list-error output should be valid YAML containing "sessions"
# Empty-list format scenarios (F2/F3) — exercises the empty-list code path
# with explicit output formats. The production code currently bypasses
# --format for empty lists, so these document the expected behaviour.
@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_554 @tdd_expected_fail
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[H1] Scenarios 8-10 assert that the empty-list code path respects --format. However, session.py:181-184 always prints via console.print() regardless of --format and returns before calling format_output. After the DI fix, these 3 scenarios will still fail because they test a separate bug (format bypass). Consider using distinct @wip sub-tags (e.g., @wip_di vs @wip_format) so each fix can be validated independently.

**[H1]** Scenarios 8-10 assert that the empty-list code path respects `--format`. However, `session.py:181-184` always prints via `console.print()` regardless of `--format` and returns before calling `format_output`. After the DI fix, these 3 scenarios will still fail because they test a separate bug (format bypass). Consider using distinct `@wip` sub-tags (e.g., `@wip_di` vs `@wip_format`) so each fix can be validated independently.
Scenario: Empty session list with JSON format produces valid JSON
When I invoke session-list-error list with format "json"
Then the session-list-error command should exit successfully
And the session-list-error output should be valid JSON containing "sessions"
And the session-list-error output should not contain "AttributeError"
@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_554 @tdd_expected_fail
Scenario: Empty session list with YAML format produces valid YAML
When I invoke session-list-error list with format "yaml"
Then the session-list-error command should exit successfully
And the session-list-error output should be valid YAML containing "sessions"
And the session-list-error output should not contain "AttributeError"
@tdd_bug @tdd_bug_554 @tdd_expected_fail
Scenario: Empty session list with plain format does not error
When I invoke session-list-error list with format "plain"
Then the session-list-error command should exit successfully
And the session-list-error output should contain "No sessions found"
And the session-list-error output should not contain "AttributeError"
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"""Step definitions for session_list_error.feature (bug #554).
TDD regression tests for ``agents session list`` after ``agents init``.
These scenarios assert the correct expected behaviour and will fail until
the DI container fix is applied.
Design rationale
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
``_get_session_service()`` calls ``container.db()`` but the DI ``Container``
class has no ``db`` provider, raising ``AttributeError``.
We reset ``_service`` to ``None`` so the real ``_get_session_service()`` is
exercised. A file-based SQLite database and ``CLEVERAGENTS_DATABASE_URL``
override ensure the commands can reach the database once the fix lands.
Private API access
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This module accesses ``session_mod._service`` (module-level singleton cache)
to force the real ``_get_session_service()`` code path during tests. This is
intentional: the public API (``CliRunner.invoke``) does not expose the DI
wiring that triggers the bug, so we must bypass the cache to exercise it.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import json
import os
import shutil
import tempfile
import yaml
from behave import given, then, when
from behave.runner import Context
from sqlalchemy import create_engine
from sqlalchemy.orm import scoped_session, sessionmaker
from typer.testing import CliRunner
from cleveragents.application.container import reset_container
from cleveragents.application.services.session_service import (
PersistentSessionService,
)
from cleveragents.cli.commands import session as session_mod
from cleveragents.cli.commands.session import app as session_app
from cleveragents.infrastructure.database.models import Base
from cleveragents.infrastructure.database.repositories import (
SessionMessageRepository,
SessionRepository,
)
runner = CliRunner()
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Helpers
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def _setup_real_di_path(context: Context) -> None:
"""Prepare a temp dir with a fresh SQLite DB and override container."""
# Store original _service so cleanup can restore it.
context.sle_original_service = session_mod._service
# Reset any stale DI container singleton before configuring the env var
# so that cached providers don't carry over from a prior test suite (F17).
reset_container()
context.sle_tmpdir = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="session_list_err_554_")
# Register cleanup immediately after mkdtemp so the temp directory is
# always removed even if the rest of setup fails (F21).
context.add_cleanup(_cleanup_sle, context)
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[H4] Setting os.environ["CLEVERAGENTS_DATABASE_URL"] globally is risky when behave-parallel runs scenarios in parallel subprocesses. If another scenario in the same subprocess reads this env var during the test window, cross-contamination is possible. Consider isolating the env var more tightly (e.g., passing it through CliRunner's env parameter if supported, or using a process-local override mechanism).

**[H4]** Setting `os.environ["CLEVERAGENTS_DATABASE_URL"]` globally is risky when `behave-parallel` runs scenarios in parallel subprocesses. If another scenario in the same subprocess reads this env var during the test window, cross-contamination is possible. Consider isolating the env var more tightly (e.g., passing it through CliRunner's `env` parameter if supported, or using a process-local override mechanism).
context.sle_db_path = os.path.join(context.sle_tmpdir, "test.db")
db_url = f"sqlite:///{context.sle_db_path}"
# Create schema so the DB file exists with all tables.
engine = create_engine(db_url, echo=False)
try:
Base.metadata.create_all(engine)
finally:
engine.dispose()
# Override the container's database_url so real DI can find the DB.
os.environ["CLEVERAGENTS_DATABASE_URL"] = db_url
# Reset the module-level _service so _get_session_service() is used.
# This direct attribute mutation is fragile — if the module's internal
# caching mechanism changes (e.g. lazy singleton via descriptor), this
# line will need to be updated. See module docstring for rationale.
session_mod._service = None
context.sle_result = None
def _cleanup_sle(context: Context) -> None:
"""Remove temp dir, restore env, original _service, and container."""
session_mod._service = context.sle_original_service
os.environ.pop("CLEVERAGENTS_DATABASE_URL", None)
# Reset the DI container singleton to avoid polluting later scenarios.
reset_container()
shutil.rmtree(context.sle_tmpdir, ignore_errors=True)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Background
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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H2 — Data persistence bug: session data is never committed (HIGH)

svc.create() calls SessionRepository.create() which does flush() but not commit() (per the repo's documented contract in ADR-007: "All mutating methods flush but do NOT commit").

The subsequent db_session = factory() creates a new SQLAlchemy session on a different connection. This new session has no pending changes, so db_session.commit() is a no-op. The flushed data from svc.create() remains uncommitted and is lost when engine.dispose() is called.

The "Session list returns sessions after creation via service" scenario will fail even after the fix is applied because no session data ever reaches the database.

Fix: Ensure the same SQLAlchemy session used by the repository is committed:

factory = sessionmaker(bind=engine, expire_on_commit=False)
repo = SessionRepository(session_factory=factory)
msg_repo = SessionMessageRepository(session_factory=factory)
svc = PersistentSessionService(repo, msg_repo)
svc.create(actor_name="openai/gpt-4")
# Commit the session that the repo actually used:
db_sess = factory()
db_sess.commit()  # Only works if factory returns the SAME session

Or better, obtain and commit via a UnitOfWork, or call factory() once and pass it through so repo and commit use the same session instance.

## H2 — Data persistence bug: session data is never committed (HIGH) `svc.create()` calls `SessionRepository.create()` which does `flush()` but **not** `commit()` (per the repo's documented contract in ADR-007: *"All mutating methods flush but do NOT commit"*). The subsequent `db_session = factory()` creates a **new** SQLAlchemy session on a different connection. This new session has no pending changes, so `db_session.commit()` is a no-op. The flushed data from `svc.create()` remains uncommitted and is lost when `engine.dispose()` is called. The "Session list returns sessions after creation via service" scenario will fail **even after the fix is applied** because no session data ever reaches the database. **Fix:** Ensure the same SQLAlchemy session used by the repository is committed: ```python factory = sessionmaker(bind=engine, expire_on_commit=False) repo = SessionRepository(session_factory=factory) msg_repo = SessionMessageRepository(session_factory=factory) svc = PersistentSessionService(repo, msg_repo) svc.create(actor_name="openai/gpt-4") # Commit the session that the repo actually used: db_sess = factory() db_sess.commit() # Only works if factory returns the SAME session ``` Or better, obtain and commit via a `UnitOfWork`, or call `factory()` once and pass it through so repo and commit use the same session instance.
@given("a session-list-error CLI runner using the real DI path")
def step_session_list_error_runner(context: Context) -> None:
_setup_real_di_path(context)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Given - pre-populated session
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@given("a session-list-error service with a pre-populated session")
def step_pre_populate_session(context: Context) -> None:
"""Insert a session directly via the repository so list has data."""
db_url = f"sqlite:///{context.sle_db_path}"
engine = create_engine(db_url, echo=False)
try:
factory = scoped_session(
sessionmaker(bind=engine, expire_on_commit=False),
)
repo = SessionRepository(session_factory=factory)
msg_repo = SessionMessageRepository(session_factory=factory)
svc = PersistentSessionService(repo, msg_repo)
svc.create(actor_name="openai/gpt-4")
# Commit via the scoped session so the data is visible to later queries.
factory().commit()
factory.remove()
finally:
engine.dispose()
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# When - list
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@when("I invoke session-list-error list with default format")
def step_invoke_list_default(context: Context) -> None:
context.sle_result = runner.invoke(session_app, ["list"])
@when('I invoke session-list-error list with format "{fmt}"')
def step_invoke_list_format(context: Context, fmt: str) -> None:
context.sle_result = runner.invoke(session_app, ["list", "--format", fmt])
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Then - assertions
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@then("the session-list-error command should exit successfully")
def step_exit_success(context: Context) -> None:
result = context.sle_result
assert result is not None, "No command was invoked"
assert result.exit_code == 0, (
f"Expected exit code 0, got {result.exit_code}.\n"
f"Output: {result.output}\n"
f"Exception: {result.exception!r}"
)
@then('the session-list-error output should contain "{text}"')
def step_output_contains(context: Context, text: str) -> None:
result = context.sle_result
assert result is not None, "No command was invoked"
assert text in result.output, (
f"Expected '{text}' in output but got:\n{result.output}"
)
@then('the session-list-error output should not contain "{text}"')
def step_output_not_contains(context: Context, text: str) -> None:
result = context.sle_result
assert result is not None, "No command was invoked"
assert text not in result.output, (
f"Did not expect '{text}' in output but found it:\n{result.output}"
)
@then('the session-list-error output should be valid JSON containing "{key}"')
def step_output_json_key(context: Context, key: str) -> None:
result = context.sle_result
assert result is not None, "No command was invoked"
try:
data = json.loads(result.output)
except json.JSONDecodeError as exc:
raise AssertionError(f"Output is not valid JSON:\n{result.output}") from exc
assert isinstance(data, dict), f"Expected JSON object, got {type(data)}: {data}"
assert key in data, f"Key '{key}' not in JSON: {data}"
assert isinstance(data[key], list), (
f"Expected '{key}' to be a list, got {type(data[key])}: {data[key]}"
)
@then('the session-list-error output should be valid YAML containing "{key}"')
def step_output_yaml_key(context: Context, key: str) -> None:
result = context.sle_result
assert result is not None, "No command was invoked"
try:
data = yaml.safe_load(result.output)
except yaml.YAMLError as exc:
raise AssertionError(f"Output is not valid YAML:\n{result.output}") from exc
assert isinstance(data, dict), f"Expected YAML dict, got {type(data)}: {data}"
assert key in data, f"Key '{key}' not in YAML: {data}"
assert isinstance(data[key], list), (
f"Expected '{key}' to be a list, got {type(data[key])}: {data[key]}"
)
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*** Settings ***
Documentation Integration smoke test for session list DI error (bug #554).
... TDD-style tests — expected to FAIL until the DI container fix
... lands. The bug is that ``_get_session_service()`` calls
... ``container.db()`` but the DI container has no ``db`` provider,
... causing an ``AttributeError``.
Resource ${CURDIR}/common.resource
Library Process
Library OperatingSystem
Suite Setup Setup Test Environment
Suite Teardown Cleanup Test Environment
*** Comments ***
# NOTE: ``Should Contain`` and ``Should Not Contain`` are case-sensitive
# by default in Robot Framework. The assertions below rely on the exact
# output format produced by the CLI:
# - "AttributeError" (Python exception class name, title-case)
# If the production code changes its error message casing, update these
# assertions accordingly.
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[H2] agents init sle-test is missing the --yes flag. While init likely won't prompt in a fresh directory, running without --yes in a headless subprocess environment is fragile. Add --yes for robustness.

[M2] This test only verifies the absence of AttributeError but does not verify the expected output (No sessions found). Adding Should Contain ${list.stdout} No sessions found would strengthen coverage.

**[H2]** `agents init sle-test` is missing the `--yes` flag. While `init` likely won't prompt in a fresh directory, running without `--yes` in a headless subprocess environment is fragile. Add `--yes` for robustness. **[M2]** This test only verifies the **absence** of `AttributeError` but does not verify the **expected** output (`No sessions found`). Adding `Should Contain ${list.stdout} No sessions found` would strengthen coverage.
*** Test Cases ***
Session List After Init Should Not Error
[Documentation] After agents init, session list should exit 0 and show
... "No sessions found" rather than a DI AttributeError.
[Tags] tdd_bug tdd_bug_554 tdd_expected_fail
${tmpdir}= Evaluate __import__('tempfile').mkdtemp(prefix='sle_554_')
${init}= Run Process ${PYTHON} -m cleveragents init sle-test
... timeout=60s cwd=${tmpdir}
Should Be Equal As Integers ${init.rc} 0
... msg=agents init should exit 0 but got ${init.rc}. stderr: ${init.stderr}
${list}= Run Process ${PYTHON} -m cleveragents session list
... timeout=60s cwd=${tmpdir}
Should Be Equal As Integers ${list.rc} 0
... msg=session list should exit 0 but got ${list.rc}. stderr: ${list.stderr}
Should Not Contain ${list.stderr} AttributeError
... msg=session list should not raise AttributeError in stderr: ${list.stderr}
Should Not Contain ${list.stdout} AttributeError
... msg=session list should not raise AttributeError in stdout: ${list.stdout}
[Teardown] Remove Directory ${tmpdir} recursive=True
Session List JSON Format Does Not Error
[Documentation] session list --format json should exit 0 without raising
... a DI AttributeError.
[Tags] tdd_bug tdd_bug_554 tdd_expected_fail
${tmpdir}= Evaluate __import__('tempfile').mkdtemp(prefix='sle_554_json_')
${init}= Run Process ${PYTHON} -m cleveragents init sle-json
... timeout=60s cwd=${tmpdir}
Should Be Equal As Integers ${init.rc} 0
... msg=agents init should exit 0 but got ${init.rc}. stderr: ${init.stderr}
${list}= Run Process ${PYTHON} -m cleveragents session list --format json
... timeout=60s cwd=${tmpdir}
Should Be Equal As Integers ${list.rc} 0
... msg=session list --format json should exit 0 but got ${list.rc}. stderr: ${list.stderr}
Should Not Contain ${list.stderr} AttributeError
... msg=session list --format json should not raise AttributeError in stderr: ${list.stderr}
Should Not Contain ${list.stdout} AttributeError
... msg=session list --format json should not raise AttributeError in stdout: ${list.stdout}
[Teardown] Remove Directory ${tmpdir} recursive=True