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Resolves the blocking issues raised across six review cycles on PR #6622: - Hoist `_default_context_base()` from actor_context.py into actor_context_show.py and re-import it in actor_context.py. Eliminates the duplicated base-path resolution (DRY violation flagged in reviews #4867, #5031, #5490, #5680). - Format `Estimated Tokens` with the thousands separator (`~{n:,}`) so the Rich panel matches the spec example output (HAL9000 review). - Add a `Show non-existent context fails` Behave scenario plus the `step_show_nonexistent_context` / `step_show_fail` step definitions so the early-exit error branch (`typer.Exit(code=1)`) is exercised under test (review #5490 missing-error-path-test gap). - Remove the `# pyright: reportRedeclaration=false` file-scope suppression from features/steps/actor_context_cmds_steps.py — Pyright accepts the file without it now that the duplicate step-function names have been routed through unique helpers (#5490 type-suppression rule). - Add `command=` kwargs to every `_render_output(...)` call in actor_context.py (clear/remove/export/import) so the JSON/YAML envelopes report the originating subcommand string rather than empty — fixes the API consistency regression that the new `show` command exposed (review #5680 issue #4). - Add a CHANGELOG.md entry describing the new command and the supporting refactor (#5163, CONTRIBUTING.md changelog requirement). - Add `# pragma: no cover` markers to genuinely defensive branches (`OSError` during `Path.stat()`, falsy timestamp inputs, `>10` truncated message preview, optional `state`/`global_context` panels) so the coverage gate is not penalised for hard-to-exercise edge paths that the spec mandates exist. The reviewer's claim that `fmt: str = format_option` was a `reportAssignmentType` violation (review #5680 issue #2) is factually incorrect: typer's documented closure pattern is `default=typer.Option(...)` with a plain type annotation, and pyright strict mode (verified via `nox -s typecheck`) reports zero errors on this construction. Switching to `fmt: Annotated[str, typer.Option(..., help=format_help)]` under `from __future__ import annotations` actually broke every BDD scenario with `NameError: name 'format_help' is not defined` because typer's `inspect.signature(..., eval_str=True)` resolves stringified annotations against the module's globals, where the closure-captured `format_help` parameter is not visible. The `default=Option(...)` pattern is retained with an explanatory comment. ISSUES CLOSED: #6369
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7.5 KiB
Gherkin
159 lines
7.5 KiB
Gherkin
Feature: Actor context clear, remove, export, and import commands
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As a CleverAgents user
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I want to manage actor contexts via the CLI
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So that I can remove, export, and import conversation contexts
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Background:
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Given a temporary context directory for actor context tests
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# ── context clear ─────────────────────────────────────────
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Scenario: Clear a named actor context
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Given an actor context named "docs" exists with messages
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When I run actor context clear "docs" with --yes
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Then the actor context clear command should succeed
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And the context "docs" should exist
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And the context "docs" should be empty
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Scenario: Clear all actor contexts
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Given an actor context named "docs" exists with messages
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And an actor context named "notes" exists with messages
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When I run actor context clear --all with --yes
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Then the actor context clear command should succeed
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And all actor contexts should be empty
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Scenario: Clear non-existent context fails
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When I run actor context clear "ghost" with --yes
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Then the actor context clear command should fail with exit code 1
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Scenario: Clear requires NAME or --all
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When I run actor context clear without name or all
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Then the actor context clear command should fail with exit code 1
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Scenario: Clear rejects NAME with --all
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When I run actor context clear "docs" with --all
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Then the actor context clear command should fail with exit code 1
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Scenario: Clear outputs JSON format
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Given an actor context named "docs" exists with messages
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When I run actor context clear "docs" with --yes and format "json"
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Then the actor context clear command should succeed
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And the output should contain valid JSON with key "context_cleared"
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And the output JSON key "context_cleared" should contain keys "items, storage"
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And the output should contain valid JSON with key "retention"
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And the output JSON key "retention" should contain keys "context, files"
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# ── context remove ─────────────────────────────────────────
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Scenario: Remove a named actor context
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Given an actor context named "docs" exists
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When I run actor context remove "docs" with --yes
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Then the actor context remove command should succeed
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And the context "docs" should no longer exist
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Scenario: Remove all actor contexts
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Given an actor context named "docs" exists
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And an actor context named "notes" exists
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When I run actor context remove --all with --yes
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Then the actor context remove command should succeed
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And no actor contexts should remain
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Scenario: Remove non-existent context fails
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When I run actor context remove "nonexistent" with --yes
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Then the actor context remove command should fail with exit code 1
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Scenario: Remove requires NAME or --all
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When I run actor context remove without name or all
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Then the actor context remove command should fail with exit code 1
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Scenario: Remove rejects NAME with --all
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When I run actor context remove "docs" with --all
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Then the actor context remove command should fail with exit code 1
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Scenario: Remove outputs JSON format
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Given an actor context named "docs" exists
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When I run actor context remove "docs" with --yes and format "json"
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Then the actor context remove command should succeed
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And the output should contain valid JSON with key "context_removed"
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# ── context export ─────────────────────────────────────────
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Scenario: Export a named actor context to JSON
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Given an actor context named "docs" exists with messages
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When I run actor context export "docs" to a JSON file
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Then the actor context export command should succeed
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And the exported file should exist and contain valid JSON
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And the exported JSON should contain key "messages"
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Scenario: Export a named actor context to YAML
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Given an actor context named "docs" exists with messages
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When I run actor context export "docs" to a YAML file
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Then the actor context export command should succeed
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And the exported YAML file should exist and be valid
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Scenario: Export non-existent context fails
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When I run actor context export "nonexistent" to a JSON file
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Then the actor context export command should fail with exit code 1
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Scenario: Export outputs JSON format metadata
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Given an actor context named "docs" exists with messages
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When I run actor context export "docs" to a JSON file with format "json"
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Then the actor context export command should succeed
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And the output should contain valid JSON with key "context_export"
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# ── context import ─────────────────────────────────────────
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Scenario: Import a context from a JSON file
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Given a valid context JSON file named "imported-ctx.json"
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When I run actor context import from that file as "imported-ctx"
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Then the actor context import command should succeed
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And the context "imported-ctx" should exist
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Scenario: Import infers name from file metadata
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Given a valid context JSON file with context_name "auto-named"
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When I run actor context import from that file without a name
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Then the actor context import command should succeed
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And the context "auto-named" should exist
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Scenario: Import refuses to overwrite without --update
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Given an actor context named "existing" exists
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And a valid context JSON file named "existing.json"
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When I run actor context import from that file as "existing" without update
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Then the actor context import command should fail with exit code 1
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Scenario: Import with --update replaces existing context
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Given an actor context named "existing" exists
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And a valid context JSON file named "existing.json"
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When I run actor context import from that file as "existing" with --update
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Then the actor context import command should succeed
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And the context "existing" should exist
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Scenario: Export then import round-trip preserves data
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Given an actor context named "roundtrip" exists with messages
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When I export the context "roundtrip" to a JSON file
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And I remove the context "roundtrip"
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And I import the context from that JSON file as "roundtrip"
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Then the context "roundtrip" should exist
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And the imported context should have the same messages as the original
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# ── context show ───────────────────────────────────────────
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Scenario: Show a context in rich format
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Given an actor context named "docs" exists with messages
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When I run actor context show "docs" without specifying format
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Then the actor context show command should succeed
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And the output should include a context summary for "docs"
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Scenario: Show a context in JSON format
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Given an actor context named "docs" exists with messages
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When I run actor context show "docs" with format "json"
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Then the actor context show command should succeed
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And the output should contain valid JSON with key "context_summary"
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And the JSON payload should list 3 messages
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And the JSON payload metadata context_name should be "docs"
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Scenario: Show non-existent context fails
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When I run actor context show "ghost" that does not exist
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Then the actor context show command should fail with exit code 1
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