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Added 52 new .feature files and corresponding _steps.py files targeting previously uncovered code paths in the following areas: - TUI layer: app, commands, persona (state/schema/registry), widgets, input (shell_exec, reference_parser) - Application services: plan lifecycle/service/executor, session, project, repo indexing, correction, checkpoint, actor, llm_actors, strategy coordinator, resource file watcher, service retry wiring - CLI commands: session, resource, repl, plan, db, automation_profile - Domain models: retry_policy, resource_type, cost_budget, docker_compose_analyzer, detail_level, _sql_string_aware, _postgresql_helpers - Core: circuit_breaker, retry_service_patterns - Infrastructure: repositories, transaction_sandbox, strategy_registry, plugins/loader, container - Config: settings - Agents: plan_generation, context_analysis, auto_debug - A2A: facade All new tests follow the Behave/Gherkin BDD standard. Resolved step definition collisions with unique prefixes. Fixed Alembic fileConfig logger disabling issue (disable_existing_loggers=False). ISSUES CLOSED: #1068
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Feature: Repo Indexing Utils Coverage
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Scenarios that exercise previously uncovered code paths
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in repo_indexing_utils.py (lines 118, 175, 266, 268, 269,
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274, 281, 285, 286, 292-296, 306-307, 312, 338-342).
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Background:
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Given the repo indexing utils module is imported
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# --- detect_language: Dockerfile special case (line 118) ---
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Scenario: detect_language identifies Dockerfile by basename
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When I detect the language for path "Dockerfile"
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Then the detected language should be "dockerfile"
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Scenario: detect_language identifies Dockerfile with suffix
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When I detect the language for path "Dockerfile.prod"
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Then the detected language should be "dockerfile"
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Scenario: detect_language identifies Makefile by basename
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When I detect the language for path "Makefile"
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Then the detected language should be "makefile"
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# --- _glob_match with ** or / in pattern (line 175) ---
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Scenario: matches_policy uses recursive glob with double-star pattern
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When I check matches_policy for "src/utils/helpers.py" with include glob "**/*.py"
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Then the path should match the policy
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Scenario: matches_policy uses path-based glob with slash in pattern
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When I check matches_policy for "src/utils/helpers.py" with include glob "src/utils/*.py"
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Then the path should match the policy
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Scenario: matches_policy rejects path not matching recursive glob
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When I check matches_policy for "src/utils/helpers.py" with include glob "**/*.rs"
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Then the path should not match the policy
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# --- walk_and_index: hidden directories filtered (lines 266, 268, 269) ---
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Scenario: walk_and_index skips hidden directories and special directories
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Given a temporary directory with hidden and special subdirectories
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When I run walk_and_index on the temporary directory
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Then only files from visible non-special directories should be indexed
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# --- walk_and_index: hidden files skipped (line 274) ---
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Scenario: walk_and_index skips hidden files
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Given a temporary directory with hidden files
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When I run walk_and_index on the directory with hidden files
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Then hidden files should not appear in the results
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# --- walk_and_index: symlinks skipped (line 281) ---
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Scenario: walk_and_index skips symlinks
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Given a temporary directory with a symlink to a file
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When I run walk_and_index on the directory with symlinks
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Then symlinked files should not appear in the results
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# --- walk_and_index: ValueError on relative_to (lines 285-286) ---
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Scenario: walk_and_index skips files when relative_to raises ValueError
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Given a temporary directory with a file that will cause a relative_to ValueError
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When I run walk_and_index with mocked relative_to failure
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Then the file causing ValueError should be skipped gracefully
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# --- walk_and_index: path > 1024 chars (lines 292-296) ---
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Scenario: walk_and_index skips files with paths exceeding 1024 characters
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Given a temporary directory with a deeply nested file exceeding 1024 char path
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When I run walk_and_index on the deeply nested directory
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Then the deeply nested file should be skipped
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# --- walk_and_index: stat() raises OSError (lines 306-307) ---
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Scenario: walk_and_index skips files when stat raises OSError
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Given a temporary directory with a file that will cause a stat OSError
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When I run walk_and_index with mocked stat failure
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Then the file causing stat OSError should be skipped gracefully
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# --- walk_and_index: non-regular file skipped (line 312) ---
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Scenario: walk_and_index skips non-regular files like FIFOs
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Given a temporary directory with a FIFO named pipe
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When I run walk_and_index on the directory with the FIFO
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Then the FIFO should not appear in the results
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# --- walk_and_index: max_file_count cutoff (lines 338-342) ---
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Scenario: walk_and_index stops after reaching max_file_count
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Given a temporary directory with five regular files
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When I run walk_and_index with max_file_count of 2
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Then only 2 file records should be returned
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