a3ba3c3eaf
Rename step texts to avoid case-sensitive conflicts between different step modules: - edge_case_plan_steps.py: 'a Pydantic validation error' -> 'an Edge Case Pydantic validation error' - plan_executor_coverage_boost_steps.py: 'the rollback result should be False' -> 'the executor rollback result should be False' - plan_explain_steps.py: 'the json output should be valid json' -> 'the plan explain json output should be valid' - plan_model_steps.py: 'I create a plan in strategize phase' -> 'I create a PlanModel in strategize phase' - project_repository_steps.py: 'the remove result should be False' -> 'the project repo remove result should be False' - service_retry_wiring_steps.py: 'I create a ServiceRetryWiring from those Settings' -> 'I create a ServiceRetryWiring from those retry Settings' - session_model_steps.py: 'I get the session CLI dict' -> 'I get the session model CLI dict' These pre-existing bugs prevented all behave tests from loading.
64 lines
2.9 KiB
Gherkin
64 lines
2.9 KiB
Gherkin
Feature: PlanExecutor Coverage Boost
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Additional scenarios that exercise previously uncovered code paths
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in plan_executor.py, targeting lines 328-335, 384, 422, 458,
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598-599, 612, and 619.
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Background:
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Given the plan executor module is imported
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# --- _try_emit_metric success path (lines 328-330) ---
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Scenario: _try_emit_metric emits a metric when emitter is configured
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Given a PlanExecutor with a mock metrics emitter
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When I trigger metric emission with a valid key and value
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Then the metrics emitter should have received exactly one entry
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# --- _try_emit_metric exception path (lines 331-335) ---
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Scenario: _try_emit_metric silently handles emission failure
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Given a PlanExecutor with a failing metrics emitter
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When I trigger metric emission that causes an exception
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Then no exception should propagate from metric emission
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# --- _try_create_checkpoint returns None when sandbox is None (line 384) ---
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Scenario: _try_create_checkpoint returns None when no sandbox is resolvable
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Given a PlanExecutor with a checkpoint manager but no sandbox source
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When I attempt to create a plan executor checkpoint
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Then the checkpoint result should be None
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# --- _try_rollback_to_last_checkpoint returns False when sandbox is None (line 422) ---
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Scenario: _try_rollback_to_last_checkpoint returns False when no sandbox is resolvable
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Given a PlanExecutor with a checkpoint manager but no sandbox source
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When I attempt to rollback to the last checkpoint
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Then the executor rollback result should be False
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# --- _resolve_sandbox_for_checkpoint via execution_context (line 458) ---
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Scenario: _resolve_sandbox_for_checkpoint returns sandbox from execution context
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Given a PlanExecutor with an execution context that has a sandbox manager
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When I resolve a sandbox for checkpointing
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Then the resolved sandbox should come from the execution context
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# --- _enforce_guardrails raises PlanError on step limit (lines 598-599) ---
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Scenario: _enforce_guardrails raises PlanError when step limit is already reached
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Given a PlanExecutor with a guardrail service that blocks step limit
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When I enforce guardrails for a plan
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Then a PlanError about step limit should be raised
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# --- _enforce_guardrails_per_step returns when guardrails is None (line 612) ---
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Scenario: _enforce_guardrails_per_step returns early when guardrails is None
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Given a PlanExecutor with a guardrail service that returns no guardrails
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When I enforce per-step guardrails
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Then no exception should be raised from per-step enforcement
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# --- _enforce_guardrails_per_step raises PlanError on wall-clock (line 619) ---
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Scenario: _enforce_guardrails_per_step raises PlanError when wall-clock exceeded
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Given a PlanExecutor with a guardrail service that blocks wall-clock per step
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When I enforce per-step guardrails expecting wall-clock error
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Then a PlanError about wall-clock limit should be raised from per-step
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