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Renames `plan lifecycle-list` to `plan list` and `plan lifecycle-apply` to `plan apply` to align with the specification's canonical command names. Removes legacy V2 plan commands that occupied those names. - Renamed CLI command registrations from lifecycle-list/lifecycle-apply to list/apply - Removed legacy V2 apply and list commands (~200 lines) - Updated apply shortcut in main.py to delegate to v3 lifecycle - Added defensive null check for plan existence in apply command - Updated 63+ test, doc, and benchmark files for consistency Closes #881 Co-authored-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <the@jeffreyfreeman.me> Co-committed-by: Jeffrey Phillips Freeman <the@jeffreyfreeman.me>
156 lines
7.1 KiB
Gherkin
156 lines
7.1 KiB
Gherkin
Feature: Plan CLI coverage boost
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As a developer
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I want to exercise uncovered branches in plan.py
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So that code coverage is improved for the plan CLI module
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# ---- _plan_spec_dict helper ----
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Scenario: _plan_spec_dict returns error_message when truthy
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Given a v3 Plan with error_message set to "Strategy failed"
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When I call _plan_spec_dict on the plan
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Then the spec dict should contain key "error_message" with value "Strategy failed"
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Scenario: _plan_spec_dict falls back to legacy format for non-Plan objects
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Given a non-Plan object with string value "legacy plan data"
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When I call _plan_spec_dict on the object
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Then the spec dict should equal {"plan": "legacy plan data"}
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Scenario: _plan_spec_dict omits error_message when it is None
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Given a v3 Plan with error_message set to None
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When I call _plan_spec_dict on the plan
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Then the spec dict should not contain key "error_message"
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# ---- _print_lifecycle_plan helper ----
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Scenario: _print_lifecycle_plan prints all optional timestamps
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Given a v3 Plan with all timestamps populated
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When I call _print_lifecycle_plan on the plan
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Then the printed output should contain "Strategize Started"
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And the printed output should contain "Strategize Completed"
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And the printed output should contain "Execute Started"
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And the printed output should contain "Execute Completed"
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And the printed output should contain "Applied At"
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Scenario: _print_lifecycle_plan prints estimation_actor when set
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Given a v3 Plan with estimation_actor set to "local/cost-estimator"
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When I call _print_lifecycle_plan on the plan
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Then the printed output should contain "Estimation Actor"
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And the printed output should contain "local/cost-estimator"
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Scenario: _print_lifecycle_plan prints invariant_actor when set
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Given a v3 Plan with invariant_actor set to "local/invariant-checker"
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When I call _print_lifecycle_plan on the plan
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Then the printed output should contain "Invariant Actor"
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And the printed output should contain "local/invariant-checker"
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Scenario: _print_lifecycle_plan falls back for non-Plan objects
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Given a non-Plan object with string value "legacy-plan-object"
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When I call _print_lifecycle_plan on the object
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Then the printed output should contain "legacy-plan-object"
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# ---- execute_plan non-rich format ----
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Scenario: execute_plan outputs JSON when format is json
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Given a plan lifecycle CLI runner for coverage
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And a mocked lifecycle service for plan coverage commands
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And the service has a complete strategize plan for execute
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When I invoke execute with "--format" "json" and plan id
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Then the plan coverage command should succeed
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And the plan coverage output should contain "plan_id"
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And the plan coverage output should contain "namespaced_name"
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# ---- apply_plan non-rich format ----
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Scenario: apply_plan outputs JSON when format is json
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Given a plan lifecycle CLI runner for coverage
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And a mocked lifecycle service for plan coverage commands
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And the service has a complete execute plan for apply
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When I invoke apply with "--format" "json" and plan id
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Then the plan coverage command should succeed
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And the plan coverage output should contain "plan_id"
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# ---- list_plans regex and state/processing_state filtering ----
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Scenario: list_plans filters by regex pattern
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Given a plan lifecycle CLI runner for coverage
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And a mocked lifecycle service for plan coverage commands
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And the service has multiple plans for lifecycle list
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When I invoke list with regex "alpha"
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Then the plan coverage command should succeed
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And the plan coverage output should contain "alpha"
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And the plan coverage output should not contain "beta"
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Scenario: list_plans filters by state
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Given a plan lifecycle CLI runner for coverage
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And a mocked lifecycle service for plan coverage commands
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And the service has plans in different processing states
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When I invoke list with "--state" "processing"
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Then the plan coverage command should succeed
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Scenario: list_plans filters by processing_state alias
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Given a plan lifecycle CLI runner for coverage
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And a mocked lifecycle service for plan coverage commands
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And the service has plans in different processing states
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When I invoke list with "--processing-state" "complete"
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Then the plan coverage command should succeed
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Scenario: list_plans rejects invalid regex
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Given a plan lifecycle CLI runner for coverage
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And a mocked lifecycle service for plan coverage commands
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And the service has multiple plans for lifecycle list
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When I invoke list with regex "[invalid"
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Then the plan coverage command should abort
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And the plan coverage output should contain "Invalid regex"
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Scenario: list_plans filters by action name
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Given a plan lifecycle CLI runner for coverage
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And a mocked lifecycle service for plan coverage commands
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And the service has multiple plans for lifecycle list
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When I invoke list with "--action" "local/test-action"
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Then the plan coverage command should succeed
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Scenario: list_plans outputs JSON when format is json
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Given a plan lifecycle CLI runner for coverage
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And a mocked lifecycle service for plan coverage commands
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And the service has multiple plans for lifecycle list
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When I invoke list with "--format" "json"
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Then the plan coverage command should succeed
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And the plan coverage output should contain "plan_id"
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# ---- cancel_plan ----
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Scenario: cancel_plan in non-rich format without reason
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Given a plan lifecycle CLI runner for coverage
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And a mocked lifecycle service for plan coverage commands
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And the service can cancel a plan
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When I invoke cancel with "--format" "json" and no reason
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Then the plan coverage command should succeed
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And the plan coverage output should contain "plan_id"
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And the plan coverage output should not contain "cancel_reason"
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Scenario: cancel_plan in non-rich format with reason
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Given a plan lifecycle CLI runner for coverage
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And a mocked lifecycle service for plan coverage commands
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And the service can cancel a plan
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When I invoke cancel with "--format" "json" and reason "not needed"
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Then the plan coverage command should succeed
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And the plan coverage output should contain "cancel_reason"
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And the plan coverage output should contain "not needed"
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Scenario: cancel_plan in rich format with reason
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Given a plan lifecycle CLI runner for coverage
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And a mocked lifecycle service for plan coverage commands
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And the service can cancel a plan
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When I invoke cancel in rich format with reason "obsolete"
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Then the plan coverage command should succeed
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And the plan coverage output should contain "Plan cancelled"
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And the plan coverage output should contain "Reason: obsolete"
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Scenario: cancel_plan in rich format without reason
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Given a plan lifecycle CLI runner for coverage
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And a mocked lifecycle service for plan coverage commands
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And the service can cancel a plan
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When I invoke cancel in rich format without reason
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Then the plan coverage command should succeed
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And the plan coverage output should contain "Plan cancelled"
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