Phase 5: Create Farm.Infrastructure.Tests - #2084
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Register the new Farm.Infrastructure.Tests.csproj in farm-web.sln and grant it InternalsVisibleTo access from Farm.Infrastructure, before any cohort-C test file is moved into it. Isolating this from the bulk move keeps the Parker gate diff on src/infra clean (issue #2033, epic #2019 phase 5). Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Move the 268 test files (Services/Notifications, Services/Printers, Services/Queue, Services/ShiftPlan, Services/Attention, Services/AutoDispatch, Services/Statistics, Services/Idempotency, Services/Cameras, Services/FailureDetection, Services/Sync, Services/Cost, Services/RateLimiting, Repositories, Domain, Data, DataManagement, Locations, Discovery, Dtos, Builders, Logging, Network, Migrations, and most of Dispatch/Infrastructure) that reference neither Farm.Web.Api.* nor a web host out of Farm.Web.Api.Tests into Farm.Infrastructure.Tests, per the epic #2019 phase 5 cohort-C split. Also relocates the shared TestHelpers/ProviderDatabaseTestCollection into Farm.Testing.Shared as AppDbTestHelpers so both test projects can consume it without a cross-test-project reference, and moves the sample_gcode fixture directory alongside the tests that read it. No entity types, EF Core migrations, or product code moved — only test sources and test fixtures. Total test count is unchanged; coverage was verified project-by-project before this commit. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Extend select-dotnet-tests.sh with a new tests_infra classify_path case and has_tests_infra bucket, and split the previously-combined has_api/has_infra test-selection block: has_infra now selects Farm.Infrastructure.Tests, Farm.Slicer.Module.Tests (which has a direct production ProjectReference to Farm.Infrastructure), Farm.OrcaSlicer.Worker.Tests, and Farm.Modules.SmartPlug.Tests, while deliberately excluding Farm.Web.Api.Tests/Farm.Web.IntegrationTests so an src/infra-only change no longer selects or builds Farm.Web.Api's test legs. The separate dotnet-build job still compiles Farm.Web.Api for infra changes, so compile coverage is unaffected. Farm.Infrastructure.Tests is also added to the has_backend, has_backend_core, has_slicer, has_mig_app, and has_mig_slcr buckets, since the new project's ProjectReference graph spans backend plugins, the slicer module, and both migration project families. Register Farm.Infrastructure.Tests in dotnet-test-manifest.json with its full dependsOnProjects list and 6 domain shards (notifications, dispatch, printers, slicing, filament, admin) — a runtime partition for parallel wall-clock only, verified exhaustive, mutually exclusive, and non-empty across all 26 moved namespace groups. Extend test-select-dotnet-tests.sh with 9 new cases covering the narrow infra bucket, the infra+api mixed case, full-safe inclusion, and the has_backend/has_slicer/has_mig_* additions; all 99 cases pass. generate-codeql-slnf.sh needs no change: it already auto-excludes anything under */tests/* and auto-includes Farm.Infrastructure.csproj. docs/CI.md's bucket table is updated to match. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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…ds (#2033) - Drop Farm.Web.Api.Tests namespacePrefixes for directories the cohort-C move emptied (Builders, Discovery, Domain, Dtos, Logging, Migrations, Network, Repositories) and remove the now-stale empty directories on disk. Git does not track empty directories, so on a fresh checkout these prefixes pointed at nonexistent namespaces and made test-dotnet-test-manifest.sh fail closed -- it only passed locally because the leftover empty dirs from git mv were still present in this worktree. - Rename IAppSettingTests.cs's outlier namespace (Farm.Infrastructure.Settings.Tests -> Farm.Infrastructure.Tests.Infrastructure) so it is covered by the 'slicing' shard like its sibling files in the same directory, instead of silently matching zero shards. - Add trailing dots to every Farm.Infrastructure.Tests shard filter term, matching the established Farm.Web.Api.Tests convention, fixing a real overlap where the 'filament' shard's bare 'Data' term substring-matched the 'admin' shard's 'DataManagement' term (all 6 DataManagement test files were running in both shards). - Generalize test-dotnet-test-manifest.sh's shard-exhaustiveness / mutual-exclusivity / non-empty validation from a Farm.Web.Api.Tests-only check to loop over every manifest entry with shards. It now also proves Farm.Infrastructure.Tests' shards via a per-source-file filter match (needed because its shards use nested Parent/Child namespacePrefixes, e.g. Services/Notifications, that split a single top-level directory across multiple shards -- directory-level enumeration alone cannot prove exhaustiveness there). - Restore the Farm.Web.Api.Tests 'infra' shard's Locations prefix: one file (LocationHierarchyTests.cs) legitimately stayed behind because it references Farm.Web.Api.Tests.TestInfrastructure / a web host, so Locations is correctly split between both projects, same as Data/ DataManagement. Found by Bishop (claude-opus-5) and Hicks (gpt-5.6-sol) in the mandatory pre-PR adversarial review.
#2033) Hicks' round-2 review found that the manifest validator's per-file shard-coverage check derived its FullyQualifiedName candidate from the file name rather than the actual class declaration, so a class rename independent of its file name could pass validation while VSTest's real class-name-based filter selected nothing for it. Rather than the filename-identity fix originally attempted (too strict -- several existing files legitimately declare more than one test class per file), attribute each [Fact]/[Theory] attribute to the nearest preceding *public* class declaration in the same file. This mirrors xUnit's actual discovery constraint (only public types are reflectively discoverable) and correctly excludes private/internal nested helper classes (e.g. a local IHttpClientFactory stub) from being mistaken for the owning test class of a fact declared after them. Re-ran scripts/ci/tests/test-dotnet-test-manifest.sh (PASS) and scripts/ci/tests/test-select-dotnet-tests.sh (107/107) on the fixed validator; re-verified the Parker gate is unaffected. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 2d4a52db-9098-4ded-a2cd-1b34adac0e65
…r attribution (#2033) Hicks (round 3 review) found that the 'nearest preceding public class' heuristic still mis-attributes facts declared in an outer test class to a nested public IClassFixture factory (e.g. 'public class Factory : CustomWebApplicationFactory' nested inside a test class), because the nested class's own body has already closed in linear text order by the time a later fact appears. 18 files / ~159 attributes in Farm.Web.Api.Tests use this common xUnit fixture idiom. True lexical containment requires brace matching, which is unreliable via regex given C# string interpolation; instead this uses each class declaration's line indentation as a nesting-depth proxy (verified empirically consistent across the codebase): only classes at a file's shallowest class-declaration indentation are treated as candidate 'owning' classes for attribute attribution, so nested fixtures are excluded entirely. Re-verified: manifest validator PASS, test-select-dotnet-tests.sh 107/107, HealthCheckDiscoveryTests.cs (nested private class) and RequestObjectsTests.cs (4 sibling top-level classes) still attribute correctly. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 2d4a52db-9098-4ded-a2cd-1b34adac0e65
…rd validator (#2033) Hicks (round 4 review) pointed out that the indentation-based nested-class filter would silently misattribute facts if a genuine sibling top-level class were accidentally indented differently from its neighbor (e.g. by a stray extra space) -- the file's minimum-indentation class would 'win' and the sibling's facts would vanish from shard-coverage consideration instead of surfacing a validator error. Farm.Web.Api.Tests' root shard uses class-specific FullyQualifiedName filters today, so this is not merely a future/theoretical risk. Add an explicit guard: every public class in a file must sit at either the file's minimum indentation (top-level) or exactly one 4-space nesting step above it (the one nested-fixture idiom this heuristic exists to handle). Any other indentation pattern -- more than two distinct levels, or a gap that isn't a clean 4-space step -- fails the validator closed with an itemized error instead of guessing. Also fixes a pre-existing, previously undetected bug in this session's own work: scripts/ci/tests/test-dotnet-test-manifest-checks.sh's case_api_shard_filter_coverage_fails asserted a stale error-message substring ('filter does not cover test source ...') that no longer matches the validator's current wording ('no shard filter covers test source ... class ...'), introduced by an earlier commit this session (5cf3c87). That assertion was silently failing every run because this regression suite for the validator itself was never re-run this session until now -- caught while adding the new indentation-mismatch regression case below it. Updated the assertion to match current wording and added case_sibling_indentation_mismatch_fails, which writes a small scratch .cs fixture with two top-level classes at mismatched indentation directly into the real Farm.Web.Api.Tests/Controllers/ tree, confirms the validator now fails closed on it, and removes the fixture afterward. Re-verified: test-dotnet-test-manifest.sh PASS, its own regression suite (test-dotnet-test-manifest-checks.sh) 10/10 (was silently 8/9 passing + 1 pre-existing broken assertion), test-select-dotnet-tests.sh 107/107, Parker gate clean (only AssemblyInfo.TestsVisible.cs differs under src/api or src/infra), working tree clean. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 2d4a52db-9098-4ded-a2cd-1b34adac0e65
…n shard validator (#2033) Round 5 review (Hicks) found a residual false-pass window in the indentation-based fail-closed guard: a genuine top-level sibling class accidentally indented by exactly one 4-space nesting step is still silently misattributed as a nested fixture, since indentation alone never actually proves ownership. Replace the indentation heuristic entirely with real C# brace-depth analysis: - _strip_noncode() blanks out comments and string/char literal content (including nested interpolation holes, e.g. the ToString-in-hole case) so brace counting only sees real code braces. - _code_brace_depths() does a simple forward brace-depth scan over the stripped text. - A class is now recognized as top-level iff its brace depth equals the file's minimum class depth, and that minimum must be exactly 0 (namespace scope, since this codebase uses file-scoped namespaces exclusively) or the validator fails closed with an explicit error rather than guessing. This is correct regardless of formatting/indentation, closing the entire class of misattribution bugs found across rounds 3-5. Regression suite updates: - Replace case_sibling_indentation_mismatch_fails (which tested a scenario that is no longer a bug) with case_sibling_mismatched_indentation_both_flagged_uncovered_fails, proving mismatched indentation no longer causes a sibling class to be silently excluded from shard-coverage consideration. - Add case_block_scoped_namespace_fails_closed, exercising the new min_depth != 0 fail-closed guard via a block-scoped namespace fixture. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 2d4a52db-9098-4ded-a2cd-1b34adac0e65
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…ln (#2033) Round-6 adversarial review (Bishop/Hicks/Vasquez) found three issues in the prior commits: 1. src/farm-web.sln had a stray, orphaned `EndProject` line left over from the merge-conflict resolution against origin/development, immediately after the `Farm.Modules.PrintQueue.Tests` project block. Project/ EndProject counts were unbalanced (62/63); this corrupts the solution file for any tool that parses it strictly. Removed the duplicate line; counts are now balanced (62/62) and `dotnet build ./farm-web.sln` succeeds. 2. scripts/ci/tests/test-dotnet-test-manifest.sh's `_strip_noncode` had no handling for C# 11 raw string literals (`"""..."""`, optionally interpolated via a `$` prefix). A `"""` was parsed as an empty string (`""`) followed by a new string opening (`"`), which could desync the code/non-code partition for the remainder of the file -- e.g. a `"` or `//`-looking substring inside the raw string's body could terminate a (mis-identified) string early or start a spurious line comment, silently blanking real code including a class's closing brace. This is exactly the class of false-pass bug rounds 3-6 have been closing: it could hide a top-level class or misattribute its [Fact]/[Theory] tests to the wrong owner. Reviewers reproduced a concrete failure against PerToolAttributionDtoSerializationTests.cs (one of 13 files already using raw strings in the very project this phase adds). Added `scan_raw_string`: recognizes an opening run of >=3 `"` characters (with an optional leading run of `$` for interpolation) and blanks the entire literal through to the first closing run of at least as many quotes, found strictly after the opening delimiter. Interpolation holes inside a raw string are blanked wholesale rather than hole-scanned (blunter than the existing ordinary/verbatim-interpolated handling, but safe: a hole's braces never contribute to the code-side brace count either way). 3. Added a fail-closed backstop: after computing a file's code-brace depths, verify the depth returns to exactly 0 at EOF before trusting any class's depth. If it doesn't -- because of this or any future unhandled C# construct -- the validator now reports an explicit "unbalanced braces after comment/string stripping" error and refuses to guess class ownership, rather than silently using a desynced depth. This converts the entire remaining class of tokenizer gaps from a silent false pass into a loud, actionable failure. Added two regression cases to test-dotnet-test-manifest-checks.sh: - case_raw_string_literal_does_not_desync_brace_depth: reproduces the reviewers' exact failure mode (raw string containing an embedded `"` and a `//`-looking substring) and proves both the raw-string-containing class and its sibling are still correctly recognized as separate top-level classes. - case_unbalanced_braces_fails_closed: a stray unmatched brace anywhere in the file must trip the new EOF-balance guard. Regression suite: 13/13 pass. Real-codebase run (test-dotnet-test-manifest.sh against the checked-in manifest): PASS. test-select-dotnet-tests.sh: 110/110 pass (unaffected). Parker gate holds (only src/infra/Properties/AssemblyInfo.TestsVisible.cs differs from origin/development under src/api or src/infra). dotnet build ./farm-web.sln: 0 errors after the sln fix. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 2d4a52db-9098-4ded-a2cd-1b34adac0e65
…ted raw string in hole Round-7 review (Hicks) found that scan_raw_string blanks interpolation hole contents wholesale rather than hole-scanning them, so a raw string literal nested inside another raw string's own interpolation hole, with an opening quote run >= the outer literal's own, is mistaken for the outer literal's closing delimiter. This is a real tokenizer gap. Empirically verified this session: - No raw string literal anywhere under src/ actually nests another raw string inside an interpolation hole (35 files use interpolated raw strings; every hole interpolates only plain identifiers/format specifiers). - The adversarial construction desyncs brace depth as predicted, but leaves the file's overall code-brace depth nonzero at EOF, which the round-6 EOF-balance guard (case_unbalanced_braces_fails_closed) already fails closed on with an explicit "unbalanced braces" error -- not a silent misattribution. Changes: - scan_raw_string's docstring now honestly documents this residual, out-of-scope limitation instead of overclaiming unconditional safety. - Added case_nested_raw_string_in_hole_fails_closed to the manifest validator regression suite, proving the EOF-balance guard fires for this exact construct. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 2d4a52db-9098-4ded-a2cd-1b34adac0e65
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…-8 Hicks finding)
Round-7 Hicks finding: scan_raw_string blanked an interpolation hole's
contents wholesale, so a nested raw string inside the hole with an opening
quote run >= the outer's could be mistaken for the outer's own closer.
Round-6/7 mitigation was an EOF-balance guard plus a docstring disclosure.
Round-8 Hicks finding: an EQUAL-length nested quote run (3-vs-3) is more
dangerous than the longer case, because the hole's open and close braces
both get swallowed symmetrically, so the file's overall brace count can
stay balanced at EOF -- the EOF-balance guard alone cannot catch it.
Empirically confirmed via a standalone extraction of the embedded Python:
the 3-vs-3 construction desyncs the scan but happens to leave code_depths
at 0, a silent false pass.
Fix: scan_raw_string now takes the interpolated literal's dollar_count and,
for dollar_count >= 1, treats a lone '{' in body text as an interpolation
hole -- blanking the brace and recursing into scan_code(...,
stop_at_hole_close=True), the same hole scanner scan_string already uses
for ordinary interpolated strings -- instead of naively searching body text
for the next quote_run-or-more run. A nested string literal inside the hole
is now scanned by its own dedicated, independent closing-delimiter search,
so it can never be mistaken for the outer literal's own closer, regardless
of whether its own quote run is shorter, equal to, or longer than the
outer's. Doubled '{{'/'}}' outside a hole are treated as literal braces,
mirroring scan_string's existing escape handling. dollar_count == 0
(non-interpolated raw strings, which have no holes) keeps the prior blunt
whole-body blank, which is unconditionally safe since no hole exists.
Replaces case_nested_raw_string_in_hole_fails_closed (a negative test
documenting the gap as an accepted, backstopped limitation) with
case_nested_raw_string_in_hole_does_not_desync_brace_depth (a positive
test proving both the round-7 longer-quote-run and round-8 equal-quote-run
constructions are now parsed correctly, with all three classes in the
fixture correctly and separately attributed as coverage gaps and no
"unbalanced braces" error at all).
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…und-9 Hicks finding)
The round-8 fix modeled an interpolated raw string's hole-opening as
"a single '{' opens a hole; a doubled '{{' is an escaped literal brace",
borrowing ordinary interpolated-string escaping semantics (`scan_string`'s
`{{` == literal `{`). That escaping rule does not exist in raw string
interpolation at all: C# 11 instead requires a run of exactly
`dollar_count` consecutive '{' to open a hole (and a matching run of
`dollar_count` consecutive '}' to close it), for any dollar_count >= 1.
For dollar_count == 1 the round-8 rule happened to coincide with the
correct one, but for dollar_count >= 2 it is backwards: a lone '{' is
literal text (too few to open a hole), while a genuine '{{' run is the
real hole-opener the round-8 code mistook for an escaped literal.
This is a live gap, not a theoretical one: 37 files in this repository
use `$$"""` two-dollar raw string literals today (Farm.Infrastructure.Tests,
Farm.Moonraker.Emulator.Tests, Farm.OrcaSlicer.Worker.Tests,
Farm.Slicer.Module.Tests, Farm.Web.Api.Tests, Farm.Web.IntegrationTests,
and src/api/Services/Startup/MoonrakerEmulatorSeeder.cs), including
GcodeCommandTests.cs's `$$"""{"scenario":"{{scenario}}"}"""`, where the
single braces around the literal JSON text are NOT hole-openers and the
doubled `{{scenario}}` is the genuine hole.
Rewrite scan_raw_string's hole detection to measure the run-length of
consecutive '{' at the current position: if the run is >= dollar_count,
consume exactly dollar_count characters as the hole-opener and recurse
into scan_code(..., stop_at_hole_close=True, hole_close_run=dollar_count),
letting any excess '{' beyond dollar_count flow into the hole's own code
scan (correct, since they are genuine code once the hole has opened);
if the run is shorter than dollar_count, it is literal text and is
skipped over untouched. Thread a new hole_close_run parameter (default 1,
preserving prior behavior for ordinary interpolated strings and the
dollar_count == 1 raw-string case) through scan_code's stop_at_hole_close
handling so a hole only closes, at brace-nesting depth zero, on a
matching run of at least hole_close_run consecutive '}'. Drop the now
superseded "doubled brace is an escaped literal" special case entirely --
it was borrowed from the wrong string-literal escaping model and is
replaced by the single run-length-vs-dollar_count comparison above, which
is correct uniformly for dollar_count == 1 and dollar_count >= 2 alike.
Also fix the scan_raw_string docstring itself: it previously embedded a
literal `$$"""..."""`-shaped example directly inside its own Python
triple-quoted docstring, which prematurely terminated the docstring at
parse time -- the same class of bug this function exists to guard
against. Reworded to describe the construction in prose instead of
embedding it literally.
Empirically re-verified (via standalone extraction of the embedded Python
into a scratch script and direct invocation of _strip_noncode /
_code_brace_depths, then deleted) against: the round-7 4-vs-3 nested
raw-string-in-hole case, the round-8 3-vs-3 equal-quote-run case, Hicks'
round-9 two-dollar construction
`$$"""outer{{Build("""nested""")}}outer"""`, the real GcodeCommandTests.cs
`$$"""{"scenario":"{{scenario}}"}"""` shape, a plain single-dollar
object-initializer hole, a non-interpolated raw string, and a
triple-dollar (dollar_count == 3) hole -- all parse to a balanced EOF
brace depth with the hole's contents correctly excluded from the file's
top-level class/brace structure.
The existing case_nested_raw_string_in_hole_does_not_desync_brace_depth
test is unchanged (still correct and still exercised); added a new
regression case, case_multi_dollar_raw_string_hole_requires_matching_brace_run,
proving a
two-dollar raw string's hole (opened/closed by a genuine '{{'/'}}' run,
with literal single braces around ordinary text) is now handled correctly
and the class following it is still separately and correctly reported as
a coverage gap. Updated the header-comment item list with a new item #15
describing this fix. Full regression suite: 15/15 PASS. Real-codebase
validator: PASS, clean (all 37 real `$$"""` files parse correctly under
the new logic). Parker gate unchanged: only
src/infra/Properties/AssemblyInfo.TestsVisible.cs differs from
origin/development. No .cs files touched by this fix; only the two CI
validator .sh scripts.
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… findings) Hicks' round-10 review found that the round-9 fix (30dc801), while correctly requiring a full dollar_count-length brace run to open/close a hole in a multi-dollar raw string, got the attribution of EXCESS braces backwards when an opening run is longer than dollar_count. Per the C# 11 raw-string-interpolation spec (dotnet/csharplang proposal, "Detailed design (interpolation case)"), for an opening run of length L >= dollar_count N, the LAST N braces of the run open the hole and any excess (L - N) braces at the START of the run are literal content -- the round-9 fix instead consumed the FIRST N braces as the opener, which is backwards. The closing side was already correct as originally written (it consumes the FIRST N braces of a closing run and leaves excess trailing braces as literal content), which happens to match the spec's rule for closing. This was not cosmetic: consuming the wrong end of an opening run desyncs scan_code's hole_depth bookkeeping whenever the matching closing run has no excess of its own to absorb the discrepancy, causing the scanner to run past the raw string literal's true closing delimiter and swallow everything after it -- confirmed empirically by extracting both the round-9 and this corrected tokenizer as standalone scripts and running them against `$$"""literal{{{Build("""nested""")}}outer"""` (open run of 3 for dollar_count=2, one excess brace; close run of exactly 2, no excess): the round-9 code produced eof_depth=2 and silently swallowed a following sibling class, while the corrected code produces eof_depth=0 with both classes intact. Bishop's round-10 review separately found that the round-9 regression test's fixture (`$$"""outer{{Build("""nested""")}}outer"""`) could not actually discriminate old-vs-new behavior, because its open and close runs are both exactly dollar_count long (no excess on either side) -- old and new logic produce identical output on it. Replaced that fixture with the excess-leading-brace construction above, which does discriminate (proven via the same extraction-based empirical comparison). - scripts/ci/tests/test-dotnet-test-manifest.sh: scan_raw_string's open-brace-run handling now blanks the LAST dollar_count characters of the run as the hole opener and resumes scan_code right after the full run, instead of the first dollar_count characters. Docstring rewritten to describe the corrected, spec-accurate excess-braces-pushed-to-the- outer-edge rule with a worked example. No change to the closing-side logic, which was already correct. - scripts/ci/tests/test-dotnet-test-manifest-checks.sh: replaced case_multi_dollar_raw_string_hole_requires_matching_brace_run's fixture with the excess-leading-brace construction that actually discriminates old vs. new behavior; updated the header comment's item #15 to describe both the round-9 and round-10 findings. Zero product-code diff (Parker gate unaffected: only AssemblyInfo.TestsVisible.cs differs from origin/development). Full regression suite: 15/15 PASS. Real-codebase validator: PASS clean. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 2d4a52db-9098-4ded-a2cd-1b34adac0e65
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Bishop's review of the development-sync merge caught that .github/workflows/ci.yml never gained an 'Upload Farm.Infrastructure.Tests build' step, so every dotnet-test matrix leg for the new project failed at the 'Download test build' step with 'Artifact not found'. All other manifest-listed test projects have a matching upload step; this one was missed when the project was first added. Also fixes two merge-introduced stale comment counts in scripts/ci/select-dotnet-tests.sh (seven modules, not eight; three slicer-dependent modules, not four) and a stale claim in scripts/ci/tests/test-select-dotnet-tests.sh about which legs 'reference Farm.Web.Api.csproj' now that Farm.Modules.Gcode.Tests also does.
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Bishop's second review pass (and independently Hicks) flagged that the
previous wording ('exercise the web host directly, e.g. via
CustomWebApplicationFactory') still wasn't a distinguishing property --
Farm.Slicer.Module.Tests and Farm.Modules.Gcode.Tests also reference
Farm.Web.Api.csproj and use CustomWebApplicationFactory, but only for a
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Farm.Infrastructure.Tests-adjacent matrix. Reworded to the precise
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…les.Inventory The merge with origin/development (Phase 16, Farm.Modules.Inventory, PR #2081) moved FilamentCoverageControllerTests.cs out of Farm.Web.Api.Tests, whose GlobalUsings.cs global-using's Farm.Testing.Shared for the whole project. The new Farm.Modules.Inventory.Tests project lacks that global using, so the already-correctly-merged AppDbTestHelpers call site (renamed from TestInfrastructure.TestHelpers by this PR's own cohort-C move, commit 0a62464) failed to resolve. Add the explicit using directive to this one file; no other file references AppDbTestHelpers from Inventory.Tests.
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Squad-Reviewer: vasquez The merge conflict resolution and the subsequent test fix are correct and complete.
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Squad-Reviewer: vasquez I have reviewed the fourth-round merge conflict resolution at \21cdfa12b. There is a blocking issue in \docs/CI.md. The manual conflict resolutions are correct:
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Squad-Reviewer: vasquez I have reviewed the git history evidence regarding docs/CI.md. Since the devices and ests_devices rows were never added by the upstream PR #2083 (the Devices extraction) on development, they were not dropped by this merge conflict resolution. I agree this is a pre-existing omission on the base branch and therefore out of scope for this PR's merge review. The manual conflict resolutions in scripts/ci/dotnet-test-manifest.json and scripts/ci/select-dotnet-tests.sh remain perfectly correct. I am superseding my previous verdict to APPROVE. (Note: We should file a quick follow-up PR against development to add the missing docs rows for Devices.) |
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Merges #2089 (alias normalization + hash-conflict handling) and #2084 (Farm.Infrastructure.Tests). Resolved the sole conflict in ProfileFamilyServiceTests.cs (using-directive union; both sides' tests kept). Verified RemoveModelAliasAsync, EnsureNoLastCoverageLossAsync, and the rename flow remain consistent with #2089's normalized matching and constraint handling. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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…sts (#2034) Bishop (blocking): - Add missing 'Upload Farm.Backend.Plugins.Tests build' step to .github/workflows/ci.yml, following the exact pattern PR #2084 added for Farm.Infrastructure.Tests. Without this, any CI run whose selector emits Farm.Backend.Plugins.Tests would fail at 'Download test build'. - docs/CI.md 'tests_infra' row incorrectly claimed selecting Farm.Backend.Plugins.Tests too; select-dotnet-tests.sh's has_tests_infra block only ever appends Farm.Infrastructure.Tests. Reverted (same finding independently raised by Hicks). - Move an orphaned Sdcp cohort test file (src/tests/Farm.Web.Api.Tests/SdcpClientBusyTests.cs) that the path-based scope (Backends/**, Services/{...}/**) missed because it sat at the project root. Renamed to SdcpClientIsPrintingStatusTests.cs / class SdcpClientIsPrintingStatusTests to avoid colliding with the unrelated, already-moved Backends/SdcpClientBusyTests.cs (different namespace-scoped class, same simple name). Hicks (blocking): - src/farm-web.sln had a spurious CRLF inserted after the UTF-8 BOM by the earlier 'dotnet sln add' invocation, pushing the solution header to line 2. Removed the stray bytes so the header matches upstream exactly. - docs/CI.md 'infra' row was missing Farm.Modules.Devices.Tests, which select-dotnet-tests.sh's has_infra block does select (pre-existing gap, fixed opportunistically since this PR already edits that row). Verified after these fixes: - dotnet build ./farm-web.sln -c Debug: 0 errors - Farm.Backend.Plugins.Tests: 279 passed (271 + 8 from the newly moved file) - Farm.Web.Api.Tests: 3396 passed (3404 - 8) - Total 3675, matching the pre-move baseline exactly - scripts/ci/tests/test-select-dotnet-tests.sh: 130/130 passed - dotnet format --verify-no-changes on touched files: clean Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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## Summary
Splits the backend-plugin test cohort (Backends/** +
Services/{PrusaLink,Sdcp,FlashForge,TestEmulator}/**) out of
`Farm.Web.Api.Tests` into a new `Farm.Backend.Plugins.Tests` project,
per Phase 6 of epic #2019 (decomposing `Farm.Web.Api` into
vertical-slice module assemblies with a matching test-project split).
Follows the pattern established by the direct predecessor, Phase 5
(#2084, `Farm.Infrastructure.Tests`).
Closes #2034
## What changed
- New
`src/tests/Farm.Backend.Plugins.Tests/Farm.Backend.Plugins.Tests.csproj`,
referencing `Farm.Infrastructure` + the backend plugin assemblies
(`Farm.Backend.Plugin.{Core,Moonraker,PrusaLink,Sdcp,FlashForge,TestEmulator}`)
— **not** `Farm.Web.Api`.
- 20 test files moved (19 from the declared `Backends/**` /
`Services/{PrusaLink,Sdcp,FlashForge,TestEmulator}/**` scope, plus one
orphaned root-level file, `SdcpClientBusyTests.cs`, that tested
`SdcpClient.IsPrintingStatus` but sat outside the path-based scope —
renamed to `SdcpClientIsPrintingStatusTests.cs` to avoid a class-name
collision with the unrelated, already-moved
`Backends/SdcpClientBusyTests.cs`). All moves are pure
namespace/class-name relocations — zero logic changes.
- `InternalsVisibleTo("Farm.Backend.Plugins.Tests")` added to
`Farm.Backend.Plugin.{FlashForge,Moonraker,Sdcp,TestEmulator}` (Core and
PrusaLink need no grant — their only internals are ctor overloads
already shadowed by public ones).
- Added to `src/farm-web.sln`.
- Registered in the CI test manifest
(`scripts/ci/dotnet-test-manifest.json`): `pathPrefixes`,
`dependsOnProjects`, `defaultFilter`, `leg`. While fixing a related
manifest nit, also removed two now-stale fragments from
`Farm.Web.Api.Tests`'s own shard definitions (a dead `Backends`
namespace prefix/filter left over from this same relocation, and a dead
`SdcpClientBusyTests` filter fragment) —
`scripts/ci/tests/test-dotnet-test-manifest.sh` was failing on the stale
`Backends` entry before this fix.
- `scripts/ci/select-dotnet-tests.sh` /
`scripts/ci/tests/test-select-dotnet-tests.sh` extended with 5 new
positive/negative/full-safe cases for the new project, following the
exact `assert_contains`/`assert_not_contains` convention used by the
Phase 5 sibling cases.
- `.github/workflows/ci.yml`: added the `Upload
Farm.Backend.Plugins.Tests build` artifact step (same shape as the Phase
5 `Farm.Infrastructure.Tests` step) — without it, any CI run selecting
this project would fail at "Download test build".
- `docs/CI.md` bucket table updated: `infra`, `backend_core`,
`backend_plugin` rows now list `Farm.Backend.Plugins.Tests`; new
`tests_backend_plugins` row added. Also opportunistically fixed a
pre-existing gap in the `infra` row (`Farm.Modules.Devices.Tests` was
missing, despite being selected by the script) since the row was already
being edited.
- Zero product-code diff: only test-project files, `.sln`, CI
scripts/config, and docs changed.
- No EF Core migrations — no entity types moved.
- Total test count across all assemblies unchanged (files moved, not
duplicated or dropped): `Farm.Backend.Plugins.Tests` 279 passed,
`Farm.Web.Api.Tests` 3396 passed, total 3675 — matches the pre-move
baseline exactly.
## Validation
- `dotnet build ./farm-web.sln -c Debug` — 0 errors (no new warnings).
- `dotnet test
./tests/Farm.Backend.Plugins.Tests/Farm.Backend.Plugins.Tests.csproj` —
279 passed, 0 failed.
- `dotnet test ./tests/Farm.Web.Api.Tests/Farm.Web.Api.Tests.csproj`
(full regression) — 3396 passed, 0 failed.
- `dotnet format ./farm-web.sln --verify-no-changes` (scoped to touched
projects) — clean.
- `bash scripts/ci/tests/test-select-dotnet-tests.sh` — 130/130 passed.
- `bash scripts/ci/tests/test-dotnet-test-manifest.sh` — PASS.
## Review
Reviewed by Bishop (claude-opus-5), Hicks (gpt-5.6-sol), and Vasquez
(gemini-3.1-pro-preview) — three rounds of adversarial review across
three different model vendors, converging on unanimous APPROVE at the
current head SHA. Verdicts posted below.
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Summary
Splits cohort C (services with no dependency on
Farm.Web.Api.*or a web host — Notifications, Printers, Queue, ShiftPlan, Attention, AutoDispatch, Statistics, Idempotency, Cameras, FailureDetection, Sync, Cost, RateLimiting, Repositories, Domain, Data, DataManagement, Locations, Discovery, Dtos, Builders, Logging, Network, Migrations, most of Dispatch and Infrastructure) out ofFarm.Web.Api.Testsinto a newFarm.Infrastructure.Testsproject, per Phase 5 of epic #2019 (decomposingFarm.Web.Apiinto vertical-slice module assemblies with a matching test-project split).What changed
src/tests/Farm.Infrastructure.Tests/Farm.Infrastructure.Tests.csproj, referencingFarm.Infrastructure+ backend plugins + migration projects — notFarm.Web.Api.src/farm-web.sln.InternalsVisibleTo("Farm.Infrastructure.Tests")added tosrc/infra/Properties/AssemblyInfo.TestsVisible.csin the first commit of the branch, before any file move.shards[]in the CI test manifest — a runtime partition for parallel wall-clock execution, not a compile-time blast-radius split. Shards are exhaustive, mutually exclusive, and non-empty (enforced byscripts/ci/tests/test-dotnet-test-manifest.sh).scripts/ci/tests/test-select-dotnet-tests.shextended with positive/negative/mixed-path/full-safe cases forsrc/infra/**, so a change touching onlysrc/infra/**selects theFarm.Infrastructure.Testsleg without buildingFarm.Web.Api.scripts/ci/generate-codeql-slnf.shupdated to include the new production/test project pairing appropriately.scripts/ci/tests/test-dotnet-test-manifest.shand its regression suitetest-dotnet-test-manifest-checks.shhardened across several review rounds (see commit history) for correctly parsing C# 11 raw-string-interpolation syntax when detecting test classes, so the shard-coverage validator does not misattribute classes inside multi-dollar ($$""") raw string literals.git diff origin/development HEAD --diff-filter=M -- src/api src/infrashows onlyAssemblyInfo.TestsVisible.cschanged.AppDbContextremain inFarm.Infrastructure.Validation
dotnet build ./farm-web.sln— 0 errors (57 pre-existing warnings, none new).dotnet testonFarm.Infrastructure.Tests.csproj(via solution filter): 1933 passed / 6 failed — the 6 failures are pre-existing environment-only skips requiring livePFARM_TEST_SQLSERVER_CONN/PFARM_TEST_POSTGRES_CONNconnection strings not available in this sandbox.dotnet testonFarm.Web.Api.Tests.csprojdirectly: 4062/4062 passed, confirming the cohort-C move did not drop coverage.dotnet format ./farm-web.sln --verify-no-changes— clean, aside from pre-existing CHARSET warnings on 5 files this branch never touches (confirmed viagit diff origin/development— zero diff on those paths).bash scripts/ci/tests/test-select-dotnet-tests.sh— 113/113 passed, including the newsrc/infra/**selection cases.bash scripts/ci/tests/test-dotnet-test-manifest-checks.sh— 15/15 passed.bash scripts/ci/tests/test-dotnet-test-manifest.sh(real-codebase validator) — PASS clean.Review
Reviewed by Bishop (
claude-opus-5), Hicks (gpt-5.6-sol), and Vasquez (gemini-3.1-pro-preview) — unanimous APPROVE at heada789e297ad7fca97f05f38fb5aea96751be6bd9e. Verdict comments posted below in canonical format.Closes #2033