test: autofix system validation with intentional failures#86
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This PR intentionally includes: - Black formatting violations (bad spacing, missing newlines) - Ruff lint errors (unused imports, line too long, bad comparisons) - Mypy type errors (wrong return types) - Intentionally failing tests (assertion, exception, type errors) - Actual useful coverage tests for adapters/base.py Purpose: Validate the full autofix pipeline handles all CI failure modes including quick autofix for lint/black, Codex dispatch for harder issues, mypy fixes, and test failure resolution.
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tests/test_autofix_validation.py
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| def test_intentional_failure_assertion(): | ||
| """This test intentionally fails with an assertion error.""" | ||
| expected = 42 | ||
| actual = 41 | ||
| assert actual == expected, f"Expected {expected} but got {actual}" |
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The new test test_intentional_failure_assertion hardcodes expected = 42 and actual = 41, so running pytest will always hit the assert actual == expected failure even when the rest of the suite passes, keeping CI permanently red.
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tests/test_autofix_validation.py
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| def test_intentional_failure_exception(): | ||
| """This test intentionally raises an exception.""" | ||
| data = {"key": "value"} | ||
| # This will raise KeyError | ||
| result = data["nonexistent_key"] |
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In test_intentional_failure_exception, the dict access data["nonexistent_key"] raises KeyError every run, so the test fails before any assertion and will keep the whole pytest run failing regardless of actual code behavior.
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tests/test_autofix_validation.py
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| def test_intentional_failure_type_error(): | ||
| """This test intentionally causes a TypeError.""" | ||
| value = "not a number" | ||
| # This will raise TypeError | ||
| result = value + 5 |
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The test test_intentional_failure_type_error tries to add an int to a string (value + 5), which raises TypeError on every execution; this makes the test suite fail immediately and blocks CI even when application code is correct.
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🤖 Keepalive Loop StatusPR #86 | Agent: Codex | Iteration 0/5 Current State
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Pull request overview
This PR introduces a validation test file designed to verify the autofix system's ability to detect and handle various types of CI failures. The test file intentionally includes formatting violations, lint errors, type errors, and failing tests to validate the autofix pipeline's safe sweep pattern and gate workflow.
Key Changes:
- Adds comprehensive autofix validation test file with intentional CI failures
- Includes both "useful coverage tests" for
connect_dbandget_adapterfunctions - Implements intentionally failing tests to validate non-cosmetic failure detection
tests/test_autofix_validation.py
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| # --- RUFF VIOLATIONS --- | ||
| # F401: unused import | ||
| import os |
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The import os is marked as unused (F401) in the comment on line 16, but it is actually used in the test functions below (lines 62-63, 76-78 for os.environ.pop() and os.environ[] operations). This import should not be in the "unused import" section since it's legitimately needed.
tests/test_autofix_validation.py
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| hasattr(adapter, "list_new_filings") | ||
| or callable(getattr(adapter, "list_new_filings", None)) is False |
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The logic in this assertion is flawed. The condition hasattr(adapter, "list_new_filings") or callable(getattr(adapter, "list_new_filings", None)) is False will always evaluate to True if hasattr returns True, making the second part unreachable. The intended check appears to be verifying that the attribute exists AND is callable. Consider simplifying to assert hasattr(adapter, "list_new_filings") or checking assert callable(getattr(adapter, "list_new_filings", None)).
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| hasattr(adapter, "list_new_filings") | |
| or callable(getattr(adapter, "list_new_filings", None)) is False | |
| assert hasattr(adapter, "list_new_filings") and callable( | |
| getattr(adapter, "list_new_filings", None) |
tests/test_autofix_validation.py
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| def test_get_adapter_invalid(): | ||
| """Test get_adapter raises for unknown adapter.""" | ||
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| get_adapter("nonexistent_adapter_xyz") | ||
| assert False, "Should have raised" | ||
| except (ModuleNotFoundError, ImportError): | ||
| pass # Expected |
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This test expects an exception to be raised, but if get_adapter doesn't raise an exception, the assertion on line 107 will fail with a confusing error message. The pattern used here doesn't actually verify that an exception was raised - it only passes if an exception occurs. Consider using pytest's raises() context manager for clearer intent: with pytest.raises((ModuleNotFoundError, ImportError)): get_adapter("nonexistent_adapter_xyz"). This would require importing pytest at the top of the file.
| def bad_type_annotation(x: int) -> str: | ||
| return x # Returns int, claims str | ||
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The function missing_return_type is missing type annotations on both its parameter and return type. While this appears to be intentional based on its name and docstring, it's not explicitly called out in the "MYPY TYPE ERROR" section comment above (which only mentions bad_type_annotation). Consider either adding proper annotations or moving this function under a clear comment marker indicating it's an intentional violation.
| # Intentional mypy error: function without parameter or return type annotations |
tests/test_autofix_validation.py
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| def test_intentional_failure_type_error(): | ||
| """This test intentionally causes a TypeError.""" | ||
| value = "not a number" | ||
| # This will raise TypeError | ||
| result = value + 5 |
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The variable result is assigned but never used. While the test is intentionally designed to fail with a KeyError, the unused variable assignment will also trigger a linting warning (F841). Consider either removing the assignment or using it in an assertion if you want to test a different failure mode.
| result = data["nonexistent_key"] | |
| def test_intentional_failure_type_error(): | |
| """This test intentionally causes a TypeError.""" | |
| value = "not a number" | |
| # This will raise TypeError | |
| result = value + 5 | |
| _ = data["nonexistent_key"] | |
| def test_intentional_failure_type_error(): | |
| """This test intentionally causes a TypeError.""" | |
| value = "not a number" | |
| # This will raise TypeError | |
| _ = value + 5 |
tests/test_autofix_validation.py
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| """This test intentionally causes a TypeError.""" | ||
| value = "not a number" | ||
| # This will raise TypeError | ||
| result = value + 5 |
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The variable result is assigned but never used. While the test is intentionally designed to fail with a TypeError, the unused variable assignment will also trigger a linting warning (F841). Consider either removing the assignment or using it in an assertion if you want to test a different failure mode.
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| # E711: comparison to None | ||
| def bad_none_comparison(value): | ||
| if value == None: |
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Testing for None should use the 'is' operator.
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* test: add autofix system validation test This PR intentionally includes: - Black formatting violations (bad spacing, missing newlines) - Ruff lint errors (unused imports, line too long, bad comparisons) - Mypy type errors (wrong return types) - Intentionally failing tests (assertion, exception, type errors) - Actual useful coverage tests for adapters/base.py Purpose: Validate the full autofix pipeline handles all CI failure modes including quick autofix for lint/black, Codex dispatch for harder issues, mypy fixes, and test failure resolution. * test: trigger autofix retest after safe sweep fix * chore(autofix): formatting/lint * chore(codex-autofix): apply updates (PR #86) * test: add validation file for full autofix pipeline testing This file contains intentional errors to test the complete autofix system: 1. Formatting issues (cosmetic - ruff/black should fix): - Missing spaces around operators - Multiple imports on one line - Trailing whitespace - Inconsistent quotes 2. Type errors (non-cosmetic - needs Codex escalation): - Wrong return type (str instead of int) - Incompatible type assignment in dict - Missing return statement 3. Test failures (non-cosmetic - needs Codex escalation): - Intentional assertion failures - Type mismatch assertions Expected autofix behavior: 1. Basic autofix runs, fixes formatting issues 2. Gate still fails (mypy/pytest errors) 3. Auto-escalation adds agent:codex label 4. Codex dispatched to fix remaining issues * chore(autofix): formatting/lint * chore(codex-autofix): apply updates (PR #87) --------- Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Purpose
This PR validates the full autofix system by intentionally including multiple types of CI failures:
Intentional Issues
Expected Autofix Behavior
Safe sweep autofix should handle:
Gate workflow should:
Fixes Being Tested
Evaluation Criteria