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Removed 6 `# type: ignore` suppressions from `_install_fast_sleep_patch()` in `features/environment.py`. Used `cast(Any, module)` + direct attribute assignment instead of `setattr()` (which ruff B010 disallows) and `# type: ignore` comments. Added `from collections.abc import Callable` and `from typing import cast` imports. Added new feature file `features/test_infra_sleep_patch.feature` with 4 scenarios verifying the behavior. Added new steps file `features/steps/test_infra_sleep_patch_steps.py`. ISSUES CLOSED: #9993
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Gherkin
24 lines
1.1 KiB
Gherkin
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Feature: Fast sleep patch — type-safe implementation
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As a CleverAgents developer
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I want _install_fast_sleep_patch() to cap sleep durations without type suppressions
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So that Pyright strict mode passes and test execution remains fast
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# These scenarios verify the observable behaviour of _install_fast_sleep_patch()
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# after the # type: ignore suppressions were replaced with type-safe setattr()
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# calls and local typed variables (issue #9993).
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Scenario: time.sleep is capped at the 10ms maximum
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When I call time.sleep with 5.0 seconds
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Then the call should complete in under 500ms
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Scenario: time._original_sleep is accessible for tests that need real delays
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Then time._original_sleep should be a callable
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Scenario: asyncio._original_sleep is accessible for tests that need real delays
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Then asyncio._original_sleep should be a callable
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Scenario: _install_fast_sleep_patch is idempotent when called multiple times
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When I call _install_fast_sleep_patch a second time
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Then time._original_sleep should remain the same callable after the second call
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