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cleveragents-core/features/provider_registry_coverage_boost.feature
freemo a808c395f9 test(coverage): add Behave BDD tests to improve unit test coverage across 53 source modules
Add 53 new .feature files and corresponding step definition files targeting
uncovered lines identified in build/coverage.xml. Fix AmbiguousStep conflicts
in 7 pre-existing step files by disambiguating step text.

New tests cover: ACP clients/facade, actor CLI/config, application container,
ACMS service/strategies, async worker, automation profile CLI, autonomy
guardrail, bridge, change model, config CLI/service, context service,
cross-plan correction, database models, decision service, decomposition
clustering/service, discovery handler, langchain chat provider, langgraph
nodes, materializers, multi-project service, plan apply/CLI/lifecycle/model/
preflight/resume/service, PostgreSQL analyzer, project CLI/context CLI,
provider registry, reactive application/route, repositories, resolver handler,
resource registry service, resume model, retry patterns, sandbox protocol,
server CLI, skill CLI/service, skills registry, subplan execution/service,
system CLI, UKO loader, UoW, and YAML template engine.

Closes #645
2026-03-09 13:01:58 -04:00

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Feature: Provider Registry Coverage Boost
As a developer
I want to cover remaining untested paths in the ProviderRegistry
So that edge cases in provider selection and creation are verified
@unit @providers @registry
Scenario: Settings default provider is valid but not configured falls through to fallback
Given a registry where settings default_provider is "openai" but only anthropic key is set
And CLEVERAGENTS_DEFAULT_PROVIDER env var is cleared
When I request the default provider type from the boost registry
Then the boost result should be ProviderType ANTHROPIC
# Covers lines 335-338: settings_default valid ProviderType but not_configured
@unit @providers @registry
Scenario: Azure deployment resolves from settings when model_id is None
Given a registry with azure API key and deployment setting "my-azure-deploy"
And the Azure LangChain client is stubbed for boost
When I call _create_provider_llm for AZURE with model_id None via boost
Then the stubbed Azure client deployment_name should be "my-azure-deploy"
# Covers line 502: self._settings.azure_openai_deployment branch
@unit @providers @registry
Scenario: Azure deployment falls back to gpt-4o when settings deployment is also empty
Given a registry with azure API key and no deployment setting
And the Azure LangChain client is stubbed for boost
When I call _create_provider_llm for AZURE with model_id None via boost
Then the stubbed Azure client deployment_name should be "gpt-4o"
# Covers line 503: final "gpt-4o" fallback
@unit @providers @registry
Scenario: Google create_ai_provider uses DEFAULT_MODELS when model_id is empty string
Given a registry with google API key configured for boost
When I create an AI provider for google with empty string model_id via boost
Then the boost AI provider model_id should be "gemini-2.0-flash"
# Covers line 620: DEFAULT_MODELS.get fallback in Google branch
@unit @providers @registry
Scenario: OpenRouter create_ai_provider raises error when API key is missing
Given a registry with no API keys for boost
When I try to create an AI provider for openrouter via boost
Then a boost ValueError should be raised
And the boost error message should contain "openrouter"
And the boost error message should contain "not configured"
# Covers lines 632-637: OpenRouter not-configured error path
@unit @providers @registry
Scenario: OpenRouter create_ai_provider uses DEFAULT_MODELS when model_id is empty string
Given a registry with openrouter API key configured for boost
When I create an AI provider for openrouter with empty string model_id via boost
Then the boost AI provider model_id should be "anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-20250514"
# Covers lines 643-644: DEFAULT_MODELS.get fallback in OpenRouter branch