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Public demo snapshot of an in-house pyRevit extension for precast concrete
shop-ticket QC (37 checks / 46 checklist rows) and a standalone panel
handling solver (PCI Chapter 8).

- No client, job, plant or product data: knowledge layers ship as
  structural templates only.
- Ticket QC's model-read escalation targets a LAN model server endpoint
  (configurable), not a cloud provider.
- Built from the private development repo via tools/make_dist.py.
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Makes the Revit-free parts of `vibe` importable on host CPython.
`vibe/__init__.py` does `from vibe.helpers import (...)` at module scope, and
`helpers` imports the Revit API the moment it is loaded. That is correct for
the extension -- every button script and every `/vibe/exec` snippet gets `q`,
`p`, `tx` and friends for free -- but it means a plain `import vibe.knowledge`
from an ordinary CPython interpreter runs `vibe/__init__.py` first and dies
with `ImportError: No module named Autodesk` before it ever reaches
`knowledge.py`.
Most of `vibe` does not actually touch Revit at module scope. `knowledge.py`,
`liftexport.py` and `configdump.py` only reach for the Revit API, or for
`vibe.designspec` / `vibe.ticketqc` (which do), *inside* the functions that
need a live document -- on purpose, precisely so the rest of the file can be
exercised without one. `vibe.compat` has no Revit dependency at all.
THE TRICK, and why it works
----------------------------
We never execute `vibe/__init__.py`. Instead we register a bare, empty module
object as `sys.modules['vibe']` with its `__path__` pointed at the real
`WillTools.extension/lib/vibe` directory, then get out of the way. From then
on, ordinary `import vibe.knowledge` / `from vibe import knowledge` statements
-- inside test files AND inside the vibe modules themselves, e.g.
`liftexport.py`'s `from vibe import knowledge` -- are resolved by Python's
normal import machinery: `vibe` is already in `sys.modules` (so its
`__init__.py` is never run again, and never run at all), and `vibe.knowledge`
is found and executed as an ordinary submodule via that `__path__`.
USING THIS IN A NEW TEST
-------------------------
Nothing to import from this file. Once pytest has loaded this conftest.py
(automatic for anything under `WillTools.extension/tests/`), plain imports
just work:
from vibe import knowledge
from vibe import liftexport
from vibe import configdump
from vibe import compat
A module that reaches for Revit or for `vibe.designspec` / `vibe.ticketqc` at
MODULE SCOPE (rather than inside a function) will still fail to import this
way -- that is not a bug in this trick, it is this trick correctly reporting
that the module has a hard Revit dependency. `vibe.ticketqc` is one such
module (it does `from Autodesk.Revit.DB import (...)` at the top), and so is
`vibe.helpers`. Nothing under test here should ever need either.
`liftexport.export()` and anything else that needs a live `doc` is out of
scope for this suite by the same logic -- see the docstring in
`test_liftexport.py`.
"""
import sys
import types
from pathlib import Path
VIBE_DIR = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1] / 'lib' / 'vibe'
assert VIBE_DIR.is_dir(), 'expected to find vibe at {0}'.format(VIBE_DIR)
if 'vibe' not in sys.modules:
_stub = types.ModuleType('vibe')
_stub.__path__ = [str(VIBE_DIR)] # makes it a package, not a module
_stub.__file__ = str(VIBE_DIR / '__init__.py')
sys.modules['vibe'] = _stub
# The pyRevit YAML reader is faked in `pyrevit_yaml_fake.py`, NOT here, and
# the module name is deliberately long: `panellift/tests/` has a conftest of
# its own, so a whole-repo `python -m pytest` run leaves exactly ONE module
# named `conftest` importable and it is whichever pytest reached first.
# `from conftest import ...` inside a test file is therefore a coin flip.
# ============================================================================
# Appended by tools/make_dist.py -- knowledge-content test exclusion
# ============================================================================
# See knowledge/catalogue.yaml's own header (build_catalogue_carveout() in
# tools/make_dist.py) for the full accounting. Short version: these 7
# tests read `catalogue.inserts` and assert the owner's real published
# manufacturer numbers, which this distribution does not ship. Skipped by
# name, not faked with invented numbers standing in for real knowledge.
#
# AUTO-DETECTING: if `catalogue.inserts` is ever non-empty in the
# knowledge/catalogue.yaml this test run actually finds -- e.g. a colleague
# who has since been handed the owner's real knowledge layers -- these run
# normally, unskipped, no edit needed here.
_KNOWLEDGE_CONTENT_TESTS = ['test_the_shipped_catalogue_file_agrees_with_the_defaults', 'test_the_factor_resolves_per_part_and_is_never_borrowed', 'test_the_spacing_minimum_is_derived_from_the_part_s_own_edge_distance', 'test_a_published_spacing_overrides_the_multiple', 'test_a_part_with_no_edge_distance_to_double_stands_down_naming_it', 'test_st100_carries_the_owners_number_and_st50_still_does_not', 'test_qc589_plant_override_beats_the_public_catalogue']
def _dist_real_inserts_present():
import io as _io
import os as _os
here = _os.path.dirname(_os.path.dirname(_os.path.abspath(__file__)))
path = _os.path.join(_os.path.dirname(here), 'knowledge', 'catalogue.yaml')
try:
import yaml as _yaml
with _io.open(path, encoding='utf-8') as fh:
data = _yaml.safe_load(fh.read()) or {}
except Exception:
return False
return bool(((data.get('catalogue') or {}).get('inserts')) or None)
def pytest_collection_modifyitems(config, items):
import pytest as _pytest
if _dist_real_inserts_present():
return
skip = _pytest.mark.skip(
reason='knowledge-content test: asserts the owner\'s real product '
'capacity data, which this distribution does not ship -- '
'see knowledge/catalogue.yaml\'s header and CONTRIBUTING.md')
for item in items:
if item.originalname in _KNOWLEDGE_CONTENT_TESTS or item.name in _KNOWLEDGE_CONTENT_TESTS:
item.add_marker(skip)
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The pyRevit YAML reader, faked HONESTLY -- strings only, like the real one.
`pyrevit/coreutils/yaml.py` is a YamlDotNet wrapper and its ENTIRE scalar
conversion is:
elif isinstance(ynode, libyaml.RepresentationModel.YamlScalarNode):
return ynode.Value
Every scalar therefore comes back as a STRING: `1.5` as `'1.5'`, `true` as
`'true'`, and `null` as the four characters `'null'`. Two modules in this tree
read through it -- `knowledge._merge_file`, which runs `_coerce()` afterwards,
and `ticketpage._read_yaml`, which until 2026-08-31 did not.
WHY THIS FILE EXISTS: THE OLD FAKE WAS KINDER THAN PRODUCTION.
The suite's only pyRevit YAML double was backed by `vibe.yamlkit`, which TYPES
its scalars -- `_parse_scalar` turns 'null' into None. So every guard in this
repository that reads YAML read it through a typing reader while the button
read it through one that types nothing. The master checklist consequently
arrived at the button with `CHECKLIST_FOR_ENGINEER` derived EMPTY (5.3 and 5.5
red on the owner's screen) and the WORD 'null' in 37 of 39 rows' reason slots
-- with the whole suite green, because the corruption is a non-empty string and
so satisfies the very guard that demands a sentence from every row.
A double that is more forgiving than the thing it doubles is not a test double,
it is a blindfold. Everything faking this reader now comes here, so the
kindness cannot creep back one test file at a time.
AND THE SAME LESSON, AGAIN, ON DUPLICATE KEYS (2026-09-01).
YamlDotNet -- what pyRevit's reader is -- REFUSES a mapping key stated twice:
`load_as_dict` raises `Duplicate key`. This fake read through `yamlkit`, which
takes the last one and says nothing, so the production reader and the double
disagreed about whether a file loads AT ALL. A nested duplicate in one plant
file therefore threw away that entire 255KB layer inside Revit -- every
parameter role None, the sweep enumerating 0 assemblies, every report normal --
and nothing on the host could reproduce it. `_UniqueKeyLoader` below closes
that: this reader now raises on a duplicate at any depth, exactly like the one
it doubles. `knowledge._merge_file` is the code that had to learn to say so,
and `tools/knowledgelint.py` is the same strictness as a host-side gate.
WHY NOT conftest.py: `panellift/tests/` has a conftest of its own, so a
whole-repo `python -m pytest` leaves exactly one module named `conftest`
importable and it is whichever pytest reached first. `from conftest import ...`
inside a test file is a coin flip; this name is unique in the tree.
"""
# pylint: disable=import-error,invalid-name
import io
import sys
import types
def stringify_like_yamldotnet(node):
"""Every scalar as text, the way the real pyRevit reader returns it.
Maps and sequences keep their shape; only the leaves change.
"""
if isinstance(node, dict):
return dict([(k, stringify_like_yamldotnet(v))
for k, v in node.items()])
if isinstance(node, (list, tuple)):
return [stringify_like_yamldotnet(v) for v in node]
if node is None:
return u'null'
if node is True:
return u'true'
if node is False:
return u'false'
if isinstance(node, bytes):
return node.decode('utf-8')
if isinstance(node, str):
return node
return u'{0}'.format(node)
def install_pyrevit_yaml(monkeypatch, load_as_dict):
"""Register a fake `pyrevit.coreutils.yaml` exposing `load_as_dict`.
The readers under test import the module chain and swallow every
exception, so a half-registered chain makes the read quietly do nothing
and the test passes for the wrong reason. All three names are set.
"""
yaml_mod = types.ModuleType('pyrevit.coreutils.yaml')
yaml_mod.load_as_dict = load_as_dict
coreutils = types.ModuleType('pyrevit.coreutils')
coreutils.yaml = yaml_mod
pyrevit = types.ModuleType('pyrevit')
pyrevit.coreutils = coreutils
monkeypatch.setitem(sys.modules, 'pyrevit', pyrevit)
monkeypatch.setitem(sys.modules, 'pyrevit.coreutils', coreutils)
monkeypatch.setitem(sys.modules, 'pyrevit.coreutils.yaml', yaml_mod)
return yaml_mod
class DuplicateKeyError(ValueError):
"""A mapping key stated twice, refused the way YamlDotNet refuses it.
A `ValueError` so a caller guarding a parse with `except ValueError` still
catches it, and its own class so a test can name exactly this failure.
The message leads with the same two words the real reader's does --
`Duplicate key` -- because that string is what a person sees in Self Check
and in `config_problems()`, and a double that produces a different one
teaches the wrong thing about what to search for.
"""
def raise_on_duplicate_keys(text, path=None):
"""Refuse `text` if any mapping in it states a key twice, at any depth.
PyYAML with the standard unique-key loader recipe: `construct_mapping` is
called once per mapping node, so nesting is covered without walking the
tree by hand, and `key_node.start_mark` gives the line and column of the
SECOND statement of the key -- the one to delete.
PyYAML is used only as the duplicate DETECTOR; the value still comes back
from `yamlkit`, whose grammar is the one the rest of this fake is built
on. So a document PyYAML cannot parse for some other reason is passed
through here rather than refused: a grammar disagreement between PyYAML
and yamlkit is not evidence about YamlDotNet, and this checker has exactly
one question. The cost is honest and worth writing down -- a duplicate key
inside a document PyYAML rejects for an unrelated reason is not seen here.
`tools/knowledgelint.py` reports that case, because it strict-parses the
real files with PyYAML and nothing else.
"""
import yaml
class _UniqueKeyLoader(yaml.SafeLoader):
pass
def _construct_mapping(loader, node, deep=False):
seen = set()
for key_node, _value_node in node.value:
key = loader.construct_object(key_node, deep=deep)
try:
duplicate = key in seen
except TypeError: # an unhashable key: not our
continue # question, and not our error
if duplicate:
mark = key_node.start_mark
raise DuplicateKeyError(
'Duplicate key: {0!r} at line {1}, column {2}{3} -- a '
'mapping may state a key only once.'.format(
key, mark.line + 1, mark.column + 1,
' of {0}'.format(path) if path else ''))
seen.add(key)
return yaml.SafeLoader.construct_mapping(loader, node, deep=deep)
_UniqueKeyLoader.add_constructor(
yaml.resolver.BaseResolver.DEFAULT_MAPPING_TAG, _construct_mapping)
try:
yaml.load(text, Loader=_UniqueKeyLoader)
except DuplicateKeyError:
raise
except Exception: # see the docstring: not this question
return
def strings_only_yaml_reader():
"""`load_as_dict` with yamlkit's grammar and YamlDotNet's (absent) types.
Strict about duplicate keys as well as untyped about scalars, because the
reader it stands in for is both. See the module docstring.
"""
from vibe import yamlkit
def load_as_dict(path):
handle = io.open(str(path), 'r', encoding='utf-8')
try:
text = handle.read()
finally:
handle.close()
raise_on_duplicate_keys(text, path)
return stringify_like_yamldotnet(yamlkit.parse(text))
return load_as_dict
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The batch worker must never throw, and must never look a module global up.
A pyRevit command can return while the thread it started is still running,
and pyRevit then tears the command module's scope down. A thread that looks
a module global up from that scope raises UnboundNameException -- on a
non-main thread, which Revit cannot catch, so the whole process dies
(measured 2026-08-27, Panel Lift Check batch thread, event log
IronPython.PythonOps.GetVariable as the killer).
These tests build the same callable vibe.batchrun.make_worker returns,
inject the failure modes that used to kill Revit -- a job that raises, a
status path that cannot be written -- and assert the worker still does not
raise, and that the error reached the status file (or was silently
dropped when even that was impossible). Plus the static half: the
worker's code object contains no name that would resolve to a module
global of the command script; every free name is a parameter bound at
definition time.
"""
# pylint: disable=import-error,invalid-name,broad-except
import threading as _threading
import time
from vibe import batchrun
class BoomIO(object):
"""An io whose open always fails -- the status file cannot be written."""
def open(self, path, mode, encoding=None):
raise IOError('cannot write status: {0}'.format(path))
class RecorderIO(object):
"""An io that records every write, so the test can read the log back."""
def __init__(self):
self.writes = []
def open(self, path, mode, encoding=None):
return _FakeFile(self)
class _FakeFile(object):
def __init__(self, io):
self._io = io
def __enter__(self):
return self
def __exit__(self, *args):
return False
def write(self, text):
self._io.writes.append(text)
def test_worker_survives_a_job_that_raises_and_records_it():
"""An exploding liftexport.run must not propagate; the ERROR line does."""
recorder = RecorderIO()
def run_job(name, job_path, out_path):
if name == 'A':
raise RuntimeError('the calculation exploded')
return None
worker = batchrun.make_worker(
[['A', 'a.job.json'], ['B', 'b.job.json']],
'batch-status.txt', run_job, io=recorder)
worker() # must not raise
text = '\n'.join(recorder.writes)
assert 'BATCH RUNNING (2 panels)' in text
assert 'ERROR A: the calculation exploded' in text
assert 'DONE B' in text
assert 'BATCH FINISHED' in text
def test_worker_survives_an_unwritable_status_path():
"""Even when every status write fails, nothing may escape the thread."""
recorder = RecorderIO()
def run_job(name, job_path, out_path):
return None
worker = batchrun.make_worker(
[['A', 'a.job.json']], 'batch-status.txt', run_job, io=BoomIO())
worker() # must not raise
assert recorder.writes == [] # and it truly dropped the log, not faked it
def test_worker_continues_after_a_failed_job():
"""One bad piece must not stop the rest of the batch.
workers=1 on purpose: this asserts the ORDER, and order is exactly what
more than one worker is allowed to change.
"""
recorder = RecorderIO()
ran = []
def run_job(name, job_path, out_path):
ran.append(name)
if name == 'A':
raise RuntimeError('boom')
worker = batchrun.make_worker(
[['A', 'a.job.json'], ['B', 'b.job.json'], ['C', 'c.job.json']],
'batch-status.txt', run_job, io=recorder, workers=1)
worker()
assert ran == ['A', 'B', 'C']
text = '\n'.join(recorder.writes)
assert 'DONE C' in text
def test_one_worker_starts_no_thread_at_all():
"""workers=1 is today's behaviour exactly, including the thread count."""
recorder = RecorderIO()
spawned = []
class CountingThreading(object):
Lock = _threading.Lock
@staticmethod
def Thread(target=None, args=()):
spawned.append(target)
return _threading.Thread(target=target, args=args)
worker = batchrun.make_worker(
[['A', 'a.job.json']], 's', lambda *a: None, io=recorder,
workers=1, threading=CountingThreading)
worker()
assert spawned == []
def test_every_piece_runs_exactly_once_across_many_workers():
"""The shared queue is the whole coordination risk: no piece may be
computed twice and none may be skipped."""
recorder = RecorderIO()
ran = []
lock = _threading.Lock()
def run_job(name, job_path, out_path):
time.sleep(0.001) # long enough for the threads to overlap
lock.acquire()
ran.append(name)
lock.release()
rows = [['P{0}'.format(i), 'p{0}.job.json'.format(i)] for i in range(60)]
worker = batchrun.make_worker(rows, 's', run_job, io=recorder, workers=8)
worker()
assert sorted(ran) == sorted(r[0] for r in rows)
text = '\n'.join(recorder.writes)
for row in rows:
assert 'DONE {0}'.format(row[0]) in text
assert text.count('BATCH FINISHED') == 1
def test_the_batch_really_overlaps():
"""Not just correct, actually concurrent -- otherwise the whole change
bought nothing. Eight workers on eight jobs that each sleep must finish
in well under eight sleeps."""
recorder = RecorderIO()
def run_job(name, job_path, out_path):
time.sleep(0.25)
rows = [['P{0}'.format(i), 'p{0}.job.json'.format(i)] for i in range(8)]
worker = batchrun.make_worker(rows, 's', run_job, io=recorder, workers=8)
start = time.time()
worker()
elapsed = time.time() - start
assert elapsed < 1.0, elapsed # serial would be 2.0 s
def test_finished_is_written_after_every_worker_has_stopped():
"""BATCH FINISHED means finished. A reader polling the status file uses
it to decide the reports are all on disk."""
recorder = RecorderIO()
def run_job(name, job_path, out_path):
time.sleep(0.02)
rows = [['P{0}'.format(i), 'p{0}.job.json'.format(i)] for i in range(20)]
worker = batchrun.make_worker(rows, 's', run_job, io=recorder, workers=8)
worker()
lines = [w.strip() for w in recorder.writes if w.strip()]
assert lines[-1] == 'BATCH FINISHED'
assert len([l for l in lines if l.startswith('DONE')]) == 20
def test_the_header_says_how_many_run_at_once():
"""Eight at a time and one at a time look identical from outside, and
they are 40 minutes apart on the reference sweep."""
recorder = RecorderIO()
worker = batchrun.make_worker(
[['A', 'a.job.json'], ['B', 'b.job.json']], 's',
lambda *a: None, io=recorder, workers=4)
worker()
text = '\n'.join(recorder.writes)
assert 'BATCH RUNNING (2 panels)' in text # the old line survives
assert '4 at a time' in text
def test_a_thread_that_will_not_start_still_finishes_the_batch():
"""No thread, no batch is not acceptable: the calling thread pulls too."""
recorder = RecorderIO()
ran = []
class NoThreads(object):
Lock = _threading.Lock
@staticmethod
def Thread(target=None, args=()):
raise RuntimeError('out of threads')
worker = batchrun.make_worker(
[['A', 'a.job.json'], ['B', 'b.job.json']], 's',
lambda name, j, o: ran.append(name), io=recorder,
workers=8, threading=NoThreads)
worker() # must not raise
assert ran == ['A', 'B']
assert 'BATCH FINISHED' in '\n'.join(recorder.writes)
def test_no_lock_falls_back_to_one_worker():
"""Without a lock there is no safe shared queue, so it runs serially
rather than racing one."""
recorder = RecorderIO()
ran = []
class NoLock(object):
@staticmethod
def Lock():
raise RuntimeError('no locks here')
@staticmethod
def Thread(target=None, args=()):
raise AssertionError('must not spawn without a lock')
worker = batchrun.make_worker(
[['A', 'a.job.json'], ['B', 'b.job.json']], 's',
lambda name, j, o: ran.append(name), io=recorder,
threading=NoLock)
worker()
assert ran == ['A', 'B']
def test_a_malformed_row_no_longer_swallows_the_rest_of_the_batch():
"""The serial version let the outer guard eat the whole remainder when a
row would not unpack -- every piece after it silently never ran."""
recorder = RecorderIO()
ran = []
worker = batchrun.make_worker(
[[], ['B', 'b.job.json']], 's',
lambda name, j, o: ran.append(name), io=recorder, workers=1)
worker() # must not raise
assert ran == ['B']
assert 'BATCH FINISHED' in '\n'.join(recorder.writes)
# --------------------------------------------------- how many run at once
def test_worker_count_leaves_two_cores_for_revit():
"""Revit is open and the user is still working in it."""
assert batchrun.worker_count(_FakeOS('16')) == 8 # capped
assert batchrun.worker_count(_FakeOS('8')) == 6
assert batchrun.worker_count(_FakeOS('4')) == 2
def test_worker_count_never_returns_zero():
"""A batch that starts no workers computes nothing at all."""
assert batchrun.worker_count(_FakeOS('2')) == 1
assert batchrun.worker_count(_FakeOS('1')) == 1
assert batchrun.worker_count(_FakeOS('')) == 1
assert batchrun.worker_count(_FakeOS('not a number')) == 1
def test_worker_count_is_capped():
"""A 64-core workstation must not start 62 CPython subprocesses."""
assert batchrun.worker_count(_FakeOS('64')) == batchrun.MAX_WORKERS
class _FakeOS(object):
"""An os that reports a given NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS and nothing else.
No cpu_count attribute, deliberately: that is IronPython 2.7, where the
environment variable is the only answer available.
"""
def __init__(self, cores):
self.environ = {'NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS': cores}
def test_worker_looks_up_no_module_global_names():
"""Static half: every free name is a bound parameter, not a global.
co_names holds the names a code object resolves by LOAD_GLOBAL /
LOAD_ATTR. The module globals that killed Revit -- io, os, liftexport,
the caller's compute/status_path/run_job/python_exe -- must not be
among them: they are all parameters bound at definition time, when the
defining scope was still alive. (Method/attribute names like 'open'
and 'write' belong in co_names and are fine; the point is that the
MODULE names do not.)
"""
def quiet(name, job_path, out_path):
return None
worker = batchrun.make_worker([], 's', quiet)
names = worker.__code__.co_names
for forbidden in ('io', 'os', 'liftexport', 'compute', 'status_path',
'run_job', 'python_exe',
# added with the parallel batch: the module and the
# helpers it needs are parameters too, and `worker_count`
# is answered on the UI thread before any thread exists.
'threading', 'worker_count', 'MAX_WORKERS',
'SPARE_CORES', 'note', 'pump', 'take', 'lock'):
assert forbidden not in names, forbidden
def test_the_functions_that_run_on_worker_threads_look_up_nothing_either():
"""There are now N threads that can kill Revit, not one.
`pump`, `take` and `note` run on the spawned threads, so they are held to
the same rule as `worker`: every module name they need is a parameter
bound in `make_worker`, while its scope was alive.
"""
holder = {}
class Spy(object):
Lock = _threading.Lock
@staticmethod
def Thread(target=None, args=()):
holder['pump'] = target
return _threading.Thread(target=target, args=args)
# A recorder io, like every sibling test: this one actually CALLS the
# worker, and the real io would write a file named 's' into the CWD.
worker = batchrun.make_worker([], 's', lambda *a: None, workers=2,
threading=Spy, io=RecorderIO())
worker()
pump = holder.get('pump')
assert pump is not None
# pump's own free names, plus those of the take/note it was handed.
seen = set(pump.__code__.co_names)
for closed in pump.__defaults__ or ():
code = getattr(closed, '__code__', None)
if code is not None:
seen |= set(code.co_names)
for forbidden in ('io', 'os', 'liftexport', 'threading', 'batchrun',
'status_path', 'run_job', 'lock', 'compute'):
assert forbidden not in seen, forbidden
def test_worker_survives_malformed_inputs():
"""The outer guard covers statements before any inner try.
"A function whose contract is never raises must keep EVERY statement
inside the protection, including the first one" -- list(compute),
unpacking a row, and os.path.splitext can all raise before the inner
guards run.
"""
recorder = RecorderIO()
def quiet(name, job_path, out_path):
return None
malformed = [
None, # compute not iterable
[[], []], # row not unpackable
[['A', None]], # job_path not a path
]
for compute in malformed:
worker = batchrun.make_worker(compute, 's', quiet, io=recorder)
worker() # must not raise, for every shape
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""`tools/rvt.py` must never hand back another request's answer.
THE INCIDENT (measured 2026-09-01, twice, during a 282-piece sweep)
-------------------------------------------------------------------
One request timed out client-side::
[260/282] no response from Revit within 300s.
and from then on the pairing was off by one. `tools/sweep.py`'s
`open_model_title()` asked for `doc.Title` and was handed the SWEEP's progress
string, which it printed as the document title; an agent polling `doc.Title` as
a drift guard read the same stolen answer as "the model changed underneath me"
and raised a false alarm that cost real time. Every file on disk was correct.
Only the attribution was wrong -- and **a response from the wrong request is
indistinguishable from a valid answer**, which is the exact shape of silence
this tool is built against.
WHERE THE DESYNC LIVES -- not in this client
--------------------------------------------
`rvt.py` is stateless per request: `urlopen` opens a new connection each call
and urllib sends `Connection: close`. There is no client socket to go out of
step, so "drain the socket" would have been a fix for a mechanism that is not
there. The shared state is inside pyRevit, in `routes/server/server.py`: ONE
module-level `REQUEST_HNDLR` / `EVENT_HNDLR` pair, whose single `_response` /
`_done` slot every connection thread of the ThreadingMixIn server resets, waits
on, and reads. A client giving up cancels nothing -- the server thread keeps
spinning and Revit still owes it an answer -- so the next request's thread can
be released by, and read, the abandoned request's response.
These tests reproduce that against a stub server (no Revit, no licence, host
CPython) and show it refused.
WHAT THIS SUITE CANNOT DO is prove the in-Revit half echoes anything: `startup.py`
does `from pyrevit import routes` at module scope and cannot be imported here
(same category as `vibe.ticketqc`; see `tests/conftest.py`). Its half is checked
by source/AST, exactly as `test_bridge_query_channel.py` checks the JSON-body
fix, and it does not take effect until Revit is RESTARTED (never a pyRevit
reload). Until then the client meets an in-Revit half that echoes no id, which
is the case `test_no_id_*` pins down.
"""
import ast
import json
import os
import re
import sys
import threading
from http.server import BaseHTTPRequestHandler, ThreadingHTTPServer
from urllib.parse import urlparse
import pytest
_EXT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
TOOLS = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(_EXT), 'tools')
if TOOLS not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, TOOLS)
import rvt # noqa: E402
STARTUP = os.path.join(_EXT, 'startup.py')
# --------------------------------------------------------------- the stub bridge
class StubBridge(object):
"""A fake bridge whose answers are decided by a policy callable.
`policy(path, method, body)` returns the JSON dict to answer with, or None
to hang until the client gives up -- which is how the 300s timeout is
reproduced in a second. Every request is recorded in `.requests`.
"""
def __init__(self, policy, hang=2.0):
self.policy = policy
self.hang = hang
self.requests = []
self._stop = threading.Event()
bridge = self
class Handler(BaseHTTPRequestHandler):
protocol_version = 'HTTP/1.0'
def log_message(self, *args):
pass
def handle_one_request(self):
try:
BaseHTTPRequestHandler.handle_one_request(self)
except Exception:
self.close_connection = True
def _serve(self):
length = int(self.headers.get('content-length') or 0)
raw = self.rfile.read(length) if length else b''
try:
body = json.loads(raw.decode('utf-8')) if raw else {}
except ValueError:
body = {}
path = urlparse(self.path).path
bridge.requests.append((path, self.command, body))
answer = bridge.policy(path, self.command, body)
if answer is None:
# The abandoned request: Revit is still working, the client
# will time out, and the answer never reaches this socket.
# Where it DOES go is the next test's problem, which is the
# whole point.
bridge._stop.wait(bridge.hang)
self.close_connection = True
return
data = json.dumps(answer).encode('utf-8')
self.send_response(200)
self.send_header('Content-Type', 'application/json')
self.send_header('Content-Length', str(len(data)))
self.end_headers()
self.wfile.write(data)
do_GET = _serve
do_POST = _serve
self.server = ThreadingHTTPServer(('127.0.0.1', 0), Handler)
self.server.daemon_threads = True
# Do not join the connection threads at close: one of them is
# deliberately sitting on an abandoned request, which is the whole
# point of the fixture and not something to wait out per test.
self.server.block_on_close = False
self.port = self.server.server_address[1]
# 0.05s, not the 0.5s default: shutdown() polls at this interval and
# half a second of teardown per test is most of this suite's runtime.
self.thread = threading.Thread(
target=self.server.serve_forever, kwargs={'poll_interval': 0.05})
self.thread.daemon = True
self.thread.start()
def close(self):
self._stop.set()
self.server.shutdown()
self.server.server_close()
def bodies(self):
return [body for _path, _method, body in self.requests]
@pytest.fixture
def serve(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""Start a stub bridge and point every file/port `rvt.py` reads at it."""
log = tmp_path / 'sessions.log'
log.write_text('2026-09-01T09:00:00|4242|2026-09-01T08:00:00.0000000\n',
encoding='utf-8')
monkeypatch.setattr(rvt, 'SESSION_LOG', log)
monkeypatch.setattr(rvt, 'LATCH_DIR', tmp_path)
monkeypatch.setattr(rvt, 'TIMEOUT', 0.6)
monkeypatch.setattr(rvt, 'DRAIN_TIMEOUTS', (0.6, 0.6))
monkeypatch.setattr(rvt, '_STRICT', False)
monkeypatch.delenv(rvt.STRICT_ENV, raising=False)
made = []
def _serve(policy, hang=2.0):
bridge = StubBridge(policy, hang=hang)
made.append(bridge)
monkeypatch.setenv(rvt.PORT_ENV, str(bridge.port))
return bridge
yield _serve
for bridge in made:
bridge.close()
def echo(answer):
"""A policy that answers `answer`, stamped with the caller's own id."""
def policy(path, method, body):
out = dict(answer)
if body.get(rvt.CORRELATION_KEY) is not None:
out[rvt.CORRELATION_KEY] = body[rvt.CORRELATION_KEY]
return out
return policy
def like_exec(body, default):
"""What a healthy `/exec` would answer.
Enough of it to be honest about the one snippet shape that matters here:
`result = '<literal>'`, which is what the drain probe sends. A stub that
ignored the code would let a probe "identify itself" without the bridge
having run anything, which is the opposite of what the probe proves.
"""
code = (body.get('code') or '').strip()
match = re.match(r"^result = '([^']*)'$", code)
if match:
return {'ok': True, 'stdout': '', 'result': match.group(1)}
return dict(default)
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the normal path
def test_a_matching_id_returns_the_answer_unchanged(serve, capsys):
"""The shape callers see must not move: id in, id checked, id stripped."""
serve(echo({'ok': True, 'doc_title': 'sample_job', 'pid': 4242}))
res = rvt.call('/status')
assert res == {'ok': True, 'doc_title': 'sample_job', 'pid': 4242}
assert rvt.CORRELATION_KEY not in res, (
'the correlation id leaked into the value handed to callers -- '
'sweep.py and snapshot_cycle.py parse these dicts')
assert rvt.UNVERIFIED_KEY not in res
assert capsys.readouterr().err == '', (
'a verified answer must be silent; a warning on every good call is a '
'warning nobody reads')
def test_every_request_carries_an_id_including_the_GET_routes(serve):
"""The id travels in the JSON body, on GET too.
Not a header: pyRevit's `base.Request` sets `_headers = {}` and
`HttpRequestHandler._prepare_request` never fills it, so a header would be
discarded exactly as the query string is. The server parses a body whenever
Content-Length is set, whatever the method -- so this is the one channel
that reaches `/status` and `/selection` as well as the POST routes.
"""
bridge = serve(echo({'ok': True}))
rvt.call('/status')
rvt.call('/params', 'POST', {'id': 123456})
path, method, body = bridge.requests[0]
assert (path, method) == ('/vibe/status', 'GET')
assert body.get(rvt.CORRELATION_KEY), (
'the GET route sent no correlation id -- a GET with no body is exactly '
'the request whose answer cannot be attributed')
_path, _method, body2 = bridge.requests[1]
assert body2['id'] == 123456, 'the payload must survive the stamping'
assert body2[rvt.CORRELATION_KEY] != body[rvt.CORRELATION_KEY], (
'two requests got the same id -- then a match proves nothing')
# ------------------------------------------------------------- a stolen answer
def test_a_mismatched_id_is_refused_and_names_both_ids(serve, tmp_path, capsys):
"""The refusal is loud, and it is a refusal -- never a returned value."""
serve(lambda p, m, b: {'ok': True, 'result': 'did 10 of 282',
rvt.CORRELATION_KEY: 'somebody-elses-id'})
with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as exc:
rvt.call('/exec', 'POST', {'code': 'result = doc.Title'})
assert exc.value.code == 1
err = capsys.readouterr().err
assert 'somebody-elses-id' in err, 'the id that answered must be named'
assert 'REFUSING' in err
assert 'did 10 of 282' not in err, (
"the stolen body must not be printed as if it were an answer")
assert list(tmp_path.glob('.bridge-timeout-*.json')), (
'a proven mispairing must latch the channel: it is proof the bridge '
'is serving somebody else\'s answers, and the next call must drain')
# --------------------------------------------------- an in-Revit half with no id
def test_no_id_warns_and_flags_but_still_answers(serve, capsys):
"""The default against an OLD in-Revit half: warn, flag, return.
Refusing here would brick the bridge for every tool until the owner
restarts Revit -- and the in-Revit half cannot be loaded any other way,
because reloading pyRevit kills Revit outright. A third state (`_unverified`
plus a warning naming the risk) keeps "could not judge" distinct from
"judged" without turning a data-attribution hazard into an outage.
"""
serve(lambda p, m, b: {'ok': True, 'doc_title': 'sample_job'})
res = rvt.call('/status')
assert res['ok'] is True
assert res[rvt.UNVERIFIED_KEY] is True, (
'an unattributable answer must carry its own doubt into the value; a '
'warning on a stream somebody captured is not enough')
err = capsys.readouterr().err
assert 'could not be attributed' in err
assert 'RESTART Revit' in err, 'the warning must say how to fix it'
def test_no_id_is_refused_under_strict(serve, monkeypatch):
serve(lambda p, m, b: {'ok': True, 'doc_title': 'sample_job'})
monkeypatch.setattr(rvt, '_STRICT', True)
with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
rvt.call('/status')
def test_no_id_is_refused_under_the_strict_env_var(serve, monkeypatch):
"""`sweep.py` and `snapshot_cycle.py` shell out; the env is how they opt in."""
serve(lambda p, m, b: {'ok': True, 'doc_title': 'sample_job'})
monkeypatch.setenv(rvt.STRICT_ENV, '1')
with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
rvt.call('/status')
def test_strict_flag_reaches_the_client(serve, monkeypatch):
"""`rvt.py --strict status` -- the flag sits before the subcommand."""
serve(echo({'ok': True, 'doc_title': 'sample_job'}))
monkeypatch.setattr(rvt, '_STRICT', False)
assert rvt.main(['--strict', 'status']) == 0
assert rvt._STRICT is True
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the timeout
def test_a_timeout_is_an_explicit_could_not_judge(serve, tmp_path, capsys):
"""A timed-out call may not return anything a caller can read as data."""
serve(lambda p, m, b: None)
with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as exc:
rvt.call('/exec', 'POST', {'code': 'result = doc.Title'})
assert exc.value.code == 1, (
'a timeout must be a non-zero exit: sweep.py reads the exit code, and '
'a zero would make an empty stdout look like an empty answer')
err = capsys.readouterr().err
assert 'COULD NOT JUDGE' in err
assert 'may still be running inside' in err
latches = list(tmp_path.glob('.bridge-timeout-*.json'))
assert len(latches) == 1, 'the timeout must latch the channel'
latch = json.loads(latches[0].read_text(encoding='utf-8'))
assert latch['path'] == '/exec'
assert latch['port'] == rvt._port(), (
'the latch is per port -- which Revit owns which port is decided by '
'start order, so one session\'s timeout must not gate another\'s call')
def test_the_latch_is_per_port(serve, tmp_path, monkeypatch):
serve(lambda p, m, b: None)
with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
rvt.call('/status')
monkeypatch.setenv(rvt.PORT_ENV, str(rvt._port() + 1))
assert rvt._read_latch() is None, (
'a latch written for one port blocked a call to another')
# --------------------------------------------- the desync, reproduced and fixed
def _desync_policy(state, stale_body, good_body, stamp=True):
"""Hang once, then serve the abandoned request's answer to the next caller.
That is what pyRevit's single shared response slot does after a client-side
timeout: the late answer is still sitting there when the next connection
thread reads it. It is served exactly once, because reading it is what
takes it out of the slot.
"""
def policy(path, method, body):
rid = body.get(rvt.CORRELATION_KEY)
if state['phase'] == 'hang':
state['phase'] = 'stale'
state['rid_a'] = rid
return None
if state['phase'] == 'stale':
state['phase'] = 'normal'
out = dict(stale_body)
if stamp and state['rid_a'] is not None:
out[rvt.CORRELATION_KEY] = state['rid_a']
return out
out = like_exec(body, good_body)
if stamp and rid is not None:
out[rvt.CORRELATION_KEY] = rid
return out
return policy
def test_the_2026_09_01_desync_is_drained_instead_of_returned(serve, tmp_path,
capsys):
"""The whole incident, end to end, against the stub.
Call A times out. Call B asks for `doc.Title` and, on a bridge with a stale
answer in the slot, would be handed "did 10 of 282" -- which is exactly
what `open_model_title()` printed as a document title on 2026-09-01. Here
the drain consumes the stale answer before B is sent, and B gets its own.
"""
state = {'phase': 'hang'}
stale = {'ok': True, 'stdout': 'did 10 of 282\n', 'result': 'did 10 of 282'}
bridge = serve(_desync_policy(state, stale,
{'ok': True, 'result': 'sample_job'}))
with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
rvt.call('/exec', 'POST', {'code': 'measure()'})
capsys.readouterr()
res = rvt.call('/exec', 'POST', {'code': 'result = doc.Title'})
assert res == {'ok': True, 'result': 'sample_job'}, (
'the second call was served the first call\'s body -- this is the '
'defect, not a variation of it')
assert res['result'] != 'did 10 of 282'
err = capsys.readouterr().err
assert 'Draining' in err and 'channel clear' in err, (
'the drain must say it happened: a channel silently repaired is a '
'channel nobody knows was broken')
assert not list(tmp_path.glob('.bridge-timeout-*.json')), (
'a drained channel must clear its latch, or every later call pays for '
'one timeout forever')
# The stale answer went to a drain probe, not to the caller. The probe is
# an /exec whose snippet returns a nonce, so it is self-identifying.
codes = [b.get('code', '') for b in bridge.bodies()]
assert any('vibe-drain-' in c for c in codes), (
'nothing was actually sent to consume the stale reply')
def test_the_desync_is_drained_against_an_old_in_revit_half(serve, capsys):
"""The same recovery, with an in-Revit half that echoes no ids at all.
This is the half that is running until the owner restarts Revit, so it is
the case that matters most today. The drain does not depend on the echo:
its probe asks Revit to return a nonce this process just invented, and an
answer whose `result` is not that nonce is somebody else's, id or no id.
"""
state = {'phase': 'hang'}
serve(_desync_policy(state,
{'ok': True, 'result': 'did 10 of 282'},
{'ok': True, 'result': 'sample_job'},
stamp=False))
with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
rvt.call('/exec', 'POST', {'code': 'measure()'})
capsys.readouterr()
res = rvt.call('/exec', 'POST', {'code': 'result = doc.Title'})
assert res['result'] == 'sample_job'
assert res[rvt.UNVERIFIED_KEY] is True, (
'an old half still cannot attribute its answer, and the drain does not '
'change that -- it only removes the stale one from the channel')
def test_a_channel_that_stays_dirty_refuses_rather_than_guesses(serve, capsys):
"""When the drain cannot identify itself, nothing real is sent."""
def policy(path, method, body):
if not policy.hung:
policy.hung = True
return None
return {'ok': True, 'result': 'did 10 of 282'} # forever somebody else's
policy.hung = False
serve(policy)
with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
rvt.call('/status')
capsys.readouterr()
with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as exc:
rvt.call('/exec', 'POST', {'code': 'result = doc.Title'})
assert exc.value.code == 1
err = capsys.readouterr().err
assert 'REFUSING to send' in err
assert 'cannot be proven clean' in err
def test_a_latched_channel_whose_bridge_refuses_does_not_pretend_to_be_clean(
serve, capsys):
"""A refusal answers "which session am I on", not "is the channel clean"."""
def policy(path, method, body):
if not policy.hung:
policy.hung = True
return None
return {'ok': False, 'refused': True, 'doc_title': 'sample_job',
'error': 'REFUSED: bridge.refuse_titles'}
policy.hung = False
serve(policy)
with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
rvt.call('/status')
capsys.readouterr()
with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
rvt.call('/status')
assert 'refusing every route' in capsys.readouterr().err
# ------------------------------------------------- the in-Revit half, by source
def _route_functions(tree):
"""Every function carrying an `@api.route(...)` decorator."""
out = []
for node in ast.walk(tree):
if not isinstance(node, ast.FunctionDef):
continue
for dec in node.decorator_list:
if (isinstance(dec, ast.Call)
and isinstance(dec.func, ast.Attribute)
and dec.func.attr == 'route'):
path = (dec.args[0].value
if dec.args and isinstance(dec.args[0], ast.Constant)
else None)
out.append((path, node))
return out
def _startup_tree():
with open(STARTUP, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
return ast.parse(fh.read())
def test_every_route_takes_request_and_replies_through_reply():
"""A new route that forgets to echo is a new silent desync.
Enforced here rather than trusted, because the failure is invisible from
inside Revit: an unstamped answer looks exactly like a correct one, and the
client would only report it as unverifiable long after the route shipped.
"""
tree = _startup_tree()
routes = _route_functions(tree)
assert routes, 'no @api.route handlers found in startup.py -- did it move?'
for path, node in routes:
args = [a.arg for a in node.args.args]
assert 'request' in args, (
'{0} ({1}) does not take `request`, so it cannot echo the caller\'s '
'correlation id and every answer it gives is unattributable.'
.format(path, node.name))
calls = [n.func.id for n in ast.walk(node)
if isinstance(n, ast.Call) and isinstance(n.func, ast.Name)]
assert '_reply' in calls, (
'{0} ({1}) does not return through _reply(request, ...) -- its '
'answers carry no correlation id, and rvt.py cannot tell one of '
'them from an abandoned request\'s answer.'.format(path, node.name))
def test_the_in_revit_half_reads_the_id_from_the_body_only():
"""Not from a header. `Request._headers` is never populated by the server."""
tree = _startup_tree()
funcs = {n.name: n for n in ast.walk(tree) if isinstance(n, ast.FunctionDef)}
assert '_rid_of' in funcs and '_reply' in funcs
assert '_body' in [n.func.id for n in ast.walk(funcs['_rid_of'])
if isinstance(n, ast.Call) and isinstance(n.func, ast.Name)]
hits = [n for n in ast.walk(tree)
if isinstance(n, ast.Attribute) and n.attr == 'headers']
assert not hits, (
'startup.py reads request headers at line(s) {0} -- pyRevit\'s routes '
'server builds its Request without them (`_headers = {{}}`, never '
'filled), so that channel is as silently empty as the query string was.'
.format([getattr(n, 'lineno', '?') for n in hits]))
def test_client_and_server_agree_on_the_key():
"""One string, two files. A typo here is a bridge that never correlates."""
tree = _startup_tree()
keys = [n.value.value for n in ast.walk(tree)
if isinstance(n, ast.Assign)
and any(isinstance(t, ast.Name) and t.id == 'RID_KEY'
for t in n.targets)
and isinstance(n.value, ast.Constant)]
assert keys == [rvt.CORRELATION_KEY], (
'startup.py stamps {0!r} but tools/rvt.py checks {1!r}'
.format(keys, rvt.CORRELATION_KEY))
def test_the_drain_probe_snippet_is_a_valid_ironpython_statement():
"""The probe is code that runs inside Revit; it has to be legal there.
IronPython 2.7: no f-strings, and `result = <literal>` is a statement, so
`/exec` falls through to its exec branch and reads `result` back out.
"""
nonce = 'vibe-drain-deadbeef'
snippet = 'result = {0!r}'.format(nonce)
ns = {}
exec(compile(snippet, '<probe>', 'exec'), ns)
assert ns['result'] == nonce
def test_call_still_refuses_a_bridge_that_survived_a_reload(serve, tmp_path,
capsys):
"""The never-reload tripwire runs BEFORE any of this. Order matters.
Correlation is about which answer you got; the reload guard is about
whether asking at all kills Revit. A drain probe sent into a post-reload
bridge would be the fatal request.
"""
serve(echo({'ok': True}))
log = tmp_path / 'sessions.log'
log.write_text('2026-09-01T09:00:00|4242|2026-09-01T08:00:00.0000000\n'
'2026-09-01T09:30:00|4242|2026-09-01T08:00:00.0000000\n',
encoding='utf-8')
(tmp_path / '.bridge-timeout-{0}.json'.format(rvt._port())).write_text(
'{"path": "/exec", "reason": "no answer", "port": %d}' % rvt._port(),
encoding='utf-8')
with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
rvt.call('/status')
err = capsys.readouterr().err
assert 'reloaded' in err
assert 'Draining' not in err, (
'the drain probe was sent to a bridge that has survived a pyRevit '
'reload -- that request is the one that kills Revit')
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Regression guard for the `rvt.py params <id>` AttributeError.
An agent hit this on 2026-08-31: `/params` read `request.query_params`, and
pyRevit's routes `Request` (`pyrevit/routes/server/base.py`, read from
`%APPDATA%\\pyRevit-Master\\pyrevitlib\\pyrevit\\` on this machine, pyRevit
5.0.1) has no such attribute -- it exposes `path`, `method`, `data`,
`headers`, `params` (route-*pattern* captures like `<int:id>`, not the query
string) and `callback_url`. Worse, there is no query-string channel to read
under ANY name on this version: `routes/server/server.py`'s
`HttpRequestHandler._parse_api_path` builds the routed path from
`urlparse(self.path).path` and drops `.query` entirely before a `Request` is
ever constructed, so query-string arguments never survive to reach handler
code at all here.
The fix moves `/collect` and `/params` onto the same channel `/exec` already
used successfully: a JSON POST body, read through `startup.py`'s `_body()`.
`startup.py` cannot be imported here -- it does `from pyrevit import routes`
at module scope, a hard host dependency, same category as `vibe.ticketqc`
(see `tests/conftest.py`'s docstring) -- so this suite checks the source
text/AST instead, the same approach `test_button_tooltips.py` uses for
bundle/script content that also cannot be imported on host CPython.
This suite cannot open Revit, so it cannot prove the endpoints work live.
See CLAUDE.md Sec 6 for the one bridge call that does, run by a human after a
Revit restart (never a pyRevit reload).
"""
import ast
import os
import pytest
_EXT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
STARTUP = os.path.join(_EXT, 'startup.py')
RVT_PY = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(_EXT), 'tools', 'rvt.py')
def _read(path):
with open(path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
return fh.read()
def _route_decorators(tree):
"""Every `@api.route(...)` call in the module, as (path, methods, func_name).
`methods` is the list of method strings if given as a literal list of
string constants, else None (not expected here, but a test that could
not see a change is worse than one that fails loudly).
"""
found = []
for node in ast.walk(tree):
if not isinstance(node, ast.FunctionDef):
continue
for dec in node.decorator_list:
if not isinstance(dec, ast.Call):
continue
func = dec.func
if not (isinstance(func, ast.Attribute) and func.attr == 'route'):
continue
path = None
if dec.args and isinstance(dec.args[0], ast.Constant):
path = dec.args[0].value
methods = None
for kw in dec.keywords:
if kw.arg == 'methods' and isinstance(kw.value, ast.List):
vals = [e.value for e in kw.value.elts
if isinstance(e, ast.Constant)]
methods = vals
found.append((path, methods, node.name))
return found
def test_startup_never_reads_query_params():
"""The exact AttributeError this suite exists for must never come back.
`request.query_params` does not exist on pyRevit 5.0.1's `Request`, and
swapping in some other version's attribute name (`request.query`,
`request.args`, ...) would just trade this machine's break for another
machine's -- CLAUDE.md's rule on guarding API names that moved between
versions applies here too. The fix removes the query-string channel
entirely rather than guessing a name for it, so no CODE in this file may
access it again.
AST-based, not a text search: the word `query_params` legitimately
appears in this file's own comments and docstrings (explaining exactly
this history), and a text search would flag its own explanation.
"""
tree = ast.parse(_read(STARTUP))
hits = [n for n in ast.walk(tree)
if isinstance(n, ast.Attribute) and n.attr == 'query_params']
assert not hits, (
'startup.py reads .query_params again at line(s) {0} -- that '
'attribute does not exist on pyRevit 5.0.1\'s routes Request and '
'raises exactly the AttributeError this test guards against. Route '
'arguments belong in a JSON body (see _body()), not a query string.'
.format([getattr(n, 'lineno', '?') for n in hits])
)
def test_body_helper_exists_and_is_shared():
"""`_body()` is the one channel every argument-taking route should use."""
tree = ast.parse(_read(STARTUP))
names = {n.name for n in ast.walk(tree) if isinstance(n, ast.FunctionDef)}
assert '_body' in names, (
'_body() is gone from startup.py -- /exec, /collect and /params were '
'all rewritten to share it so a query-string channel never comes '
'back through only one of them.'
)
@pytest.mark.parametrize('route_path,expect_post', [
('/collect', True),
('/params', True),
('/exec', True),
('/status', False),
('/selection', False),
])
def test_argument_taking_routes_are_post(route_path, expect_post):
"""`/collect` and `/params` now take POST + JSON body, like `/exec`.
`/status` and `/selection` take no arguments and are deliberately left
as GET -- this parametrization pins both sides so a future change to
either group is a visible decision, not a silent drift.
"""
tree = ast.parse(_read(STARTUP))
routes = {path: methods for path, methods, _name in _route_decorators(tree)}
assert route_path in routes, (
'{0} route not found in startup.py -- did it get renamed or '
'removed?'.format(route_path)
)
methods = routes[route_path]
assert methods is not None, (
'{0}\'s @api.route(...) does not declare methods as a literal list; '
'this test cannot see what it allows.'.format(route_path)
)
if expect_post:
assert methods == ['POST'], (
'{0} is registered with methods={1!r}, expected [\'POST\'] -- '
'arguments travel as a JSON body now, not a query string.'
.format(route_path, methods)
)
else:
assert 'POST' not in methods, (
'{0} takes no arguments and was not expected to move to POST; '
'got methods={1!r}.'.format(route_path, methods)
)
def test_collect_and_params_read_body_not_query_string():
"""Both handlers call `_body(request)`, not `request.query_params`."""
tree = ast.parse(_read(STARTUP))
funcs = {n.name: n for n in ast.walk(tree) if isinstance(n, ast.FunctionDef)}
for fn_name in ('vibe_collect', 'vibe_params'):
assert fn_name in funcs, '{0} missing from startup.py'.format(fn_name)
body_src = ast.dump(funcs[fn_name])
assert '_body' in body_src, (
'{0} no longer calls _body(request) -- check it still reads '
'arguments from the JSON body.'.format(fn_name)
)
def test_rvt_py_client_sends_json_body_not_query_string():
"""`rvt.py`'s client-side half of the same fix.
`call()` used to build a `?key=value` query string for /collect and
/params; that string was silently discarded server-side on pyRevit
5.0.1 (see this file's module docstring), so it must be gone from both
the helper and the two callers.
"""
source = _read(RVT_PY)
assert 'query=' not in source, (
'tools/rvt.py still builds a query= argument somewhere -- the '
'bridge server on pyRevit 5.0.1 never reads it back out, so this is '
'a silent no-op waiting to happen again.'
)
assert 'urlencode' not in source, (
'tools/rvt.py still references urlencode -- the query-string '
'channel it built was removed along with the last caller.'
)
tree = ast.parse(source)
funcs = {n.name: n for n in ast.walk(tree) if isinstance(n, ast.FunctionDef)}
for fn_name in ('cmd_collect', 'cmd_params'):
assert fn_name in funcs, '{0} missing from tools/rvt.py'.format(fn_name)
src = ast.dump(funcs[fn_name])
assert "value='POST'" in src, (
'{0} no longer calls call(..., "POST", ...) -- /collect and '
'/params both require POST now that arguments travel in the '
'body.'.format(fn_name)
)
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The live-model guard: what the bridge refuses to serve, and why.
This is the test the commission asked to be possible at the FUNCTION level
rather than as a source scan. `test_bridge_query_channel.py` had to parse
`startup.py`'s AST because that file does `from pyrevit import routes` at
module scope and cannot be imported off-Revit. The rule this suite exercises
was deliberately put in `vibe/bridgeguard.py` instead -- which imports nothing
that touches Revit and reads no files -- so the decision itself can be tested
directly, and `startup.py` is left holding only the plumbing.
THE CASE IT ALL TURNS ON
-------------------------
The snapshot copy carries the SAME `doc.Title` as the model it was copied
from. That is not sloppiness, it is `snapshotmeta.plan`'s default layout doing
its job: the job folder is keyed on the title, so the stamp goes in the folder
name and the title stays put. Which means a denylist of titles, on its own,
refuses the sandbox exactly as hard as it refuses the live model -- and a
bridge that refuses everything is a bridge nobody keeps.
So every test below is really about the same question: given two documents
with the same name, can the guard tell which one is the copy?
"""
import os
import pytest
from vibe import bridgeguard as G
# Built rather than spelled out, for the same reason `test_snapshotmeta.py`
# builds its filenames: a literal <word>.rvt in a tracked file reads as a
# model filename to `tools/scrub.py` and fails the leak audit.
LIVE = 'sample_job'
SNAP_ROOT = os.path.join('C:', os.sep, 'snapshots')
SNAP_FILE = os.path.join(SNAP_ROOT, LIVE + '_20260901-0930',
LIVE + G.MODEL_EXT)
# ------------------------------------------------------------ normalisation
@pytest.mark.parametrize('given', [
LIVE, LIVE + G.MODEL_EXT, ' ' + LIVE + ' ', LIVE.upper(),
LIVE.upper() + G.MODEL_EXT.upper(),
])
def test_a_title_compares_the_same_however_revit_spelled_it(given):
"""`doc.Title` comes back with and without the extension depending on
version and on how the document was opened. Both have to match the same
denylist entry or the guard protects one machine and not the next."""
assert G.normalize_title(given) == G.normalize_title(LIVE)
def test_normalising_never_raises_on_rubbish():
for value in (None, 0, [], object()):
assert isinstance(G.normalize_title(value), str)
@pytest.mark.parametrize('raw,expect', [
(None, []),
('', []),
([], []),
('one', ['one']),
('one;two', ['one', 'two']),
(' one ; ; two ', ['one', 'two']),
(['one', ' two '], ['one', 'two']),
])
def test_a_denylist_reads_the_same_from_yaml_or_from_the_environment(raw,
expect):
"""A list is what the YAML layer produces and a `;` string is what an
environment variable produces. A bare string in the YAML is a predictable
mis-edit and is read as one entry, never as a list of characters."""
assert G.split_titles(raw) == expect
# ------------------------------------------------------------------- paths
def test_a_path_inside_a_root_is_inside_it_whatever_the_slashes():
assert G.is_under('C:/snapshots/a/b' + G.MODEL_EXT, SNAP_ROOT)
assert G.is_under(SNAP_FILE, 'c:\\SNAPSHOTS')
def test_a_sibling_folder_with_the_same_prefix_is_not_inside():
"""The bug a bare `startswith` ships with: `C:\\snapshots-old` is not
under `C:\\snapshots`, and a sandbox root that swallowed its neighbours
would hand the guard's exemption to files nobody meant to exempt."""
assert not G.is_under('C:\\snapshots-old\\x' + G.MODEL_EXT, SNAP_ROOT)
def test_no_path_is_under_nothing():
assert not G.is_under('', SNAP_ROOT)
assert not G.is_under(SNAP_FILE, '')
assert not G.is_under(None, None)
# --------------------------------------------------------------- the verdict
def test_an_empty_denylist_protects_nothing_and_says_so_by_allowing():
"""The default, and it has to stay the default: the tool does not know
which of a machine's models is somebody's live work, and inventing an
answer would refuse a bridge on a machine that never asked for one."""
assert G.refusal(LIVE, None, []) is None
assert G.refusal(LIVE, None, None) is None
def test_the_live_cloud_model_is_refused_and_the_message_names_it():
"""The whole point. A cloud model has no local `PathName`, so it can
offer neither alibi, and the refusal is the outcome."""
reason = G.refusal(LIVE, None, [LIVE])
assert reason
assert LIVE in reason
assert 'REFUSED' in reason
def test_a_model_not_on_the_list_is_served():
assert G.refusal('something_else', None, [LIVE]) is None
def test_a_snapshot_under_the_root_is_served_despite_the_identical_title():
"""The case the whole design turns on: same title, different file."""
assert G.refusal(LIVE, SNAP_FILE, [LIVE], [SNAP_ROOT]) is None
def test_a_snapshot_elsewhere_is_refused_until_it_can_prove_itself():
other = os.path.join('C:', os.sep, 'elsewhere', LIVE + G.MODEL_EXT)
assert G.refusal(LIVE, other, [LIVE], [SNAP_ROOT])
def test_the_launched_model_is_served_on_the_environment_proof_alone():
"""`WILLTOOLS_SANDBOX_MODEL` is set by `tools/snapshot_cycle.py` on the
Revit it starts, and by nothing else. A session started from the taskbar
cannot have it, which is exactly the distinction being drawn."""
other = os.path.join('C:', os.sep, 'elsewhere', LIVE + G.MODEL_EXT)
assert G.refusal(LIVE, other, [LIVE], [], sandbox_model=other) is None
def test_the_environment_proof_has_to_name_THIS_file():
other = os.path.join('C:', os.sep, 'elsewhere', LIVE + G.MODEL_EXT)
assert G.refusal(LIVE, SNAP_FILE, [LIVE], [], sandbox_model=other)
def test_a_document_with_no_title_is_not_refused():
"""No document open is already useless in the ordinary way; there is
nothing to protect and nothing to touch."""
assert G.refusal(None, None, [LIVE]) is None
assert G.refusal('', None, [LIVE]) is None
def test_could_not_read_the_denylist_is_refused_not_treated_as_empty():
"""CLAUDE.md's rule, at the one place it costs the most to get wrong:
"could not judge" and "judged, found nothing" are different answers. A
bridge that cannot find out whether it is in the live model has not
established that it is not."""
reason = G.refusal(LIVE, SNAP_FILE, [], [SNAP_ROOT],
config_error='knowledge.yaml is malformed')
assert reason and 'REFUSED' in reason
assert 'malformed' in reason
assert G.ENV_TITLES in reason # and it says how to answer it
def test_the_refusal_body_still_answers_which_session_you_reached():
body = G.payload(LIVE, G.refusal(LIVE, None, [LIVE]))
assert body['ok'] is False
assert body['refused'] is True
assert body['doc_title'] == LIVE
assert 'REFUSED' in body['error']
# ------------------------------------------------------------ configuration
def _get(tree, dotted, default=None):
node = tree
for part in dotted.split('.'):
if not isinstance(node, dict) or part not in node:
return default
node = node[part]
return default if node is None else node
def test_the_snapshot_root_counts_as_a_sandbox_root_without_being_listed():
"""`snapshot.detached_dir` is where the copies go, so a copy that lives
there needs no second declaration. Requiring one would be a setting whose
only job is to repeat another setting."""
know = {'snapshot': {'detached_dir': SNAP_ROOT}}
titles, roots = G.config_from(know, _get, environ={})
assert titles == []
assert SNAP_ROOT in roots
def test_the_environment_adds_to_the_denylist_and_cannot_shrink_it():
"""A denylist you can empty by unsetting a variable is not a denylist."""
know = {'bridge': {'refuse_titles': [LIVE]}}
titles, _roots = G.config_from(know, _get,
environ={G.ENV_TITLES: 'another'})
assert LIVE in titles and 'another' in titles
def test_a_title_listed_in_both_places_is_listed_once():
know = {'bridge': {'refuse_titles': [LIVE]}}
titles, _roots = G.config_from(know, _get,
environ={G.ENV_TITLES: LIVE.upper()})
assert len(titles) == 1
def test_config_reading_survives_a_tree_that_is_not_a_tree():
titles, roots = G.config_from(None, _get, environ={})
assert titles == [] and roots == []
def test_readonly_titles_reads_the_same_from_yaml_or_from_the_environment():
know = {'bridge': {'readonly_titles': [LIVE]}}
titles = G.readonly_titles_from(know, _get, environ={})
assert titles == [LIVE]
def test_readonly_environment_adds_to_the_list_and_cannot_shrink_it():
know = {'bridge': {'readonly_titles': [LIVE]}}
titles = G.readonly_titles_from(
know, _get, environ={G.ENV_READONLY_TITLES: 'another'})
assert LIVE in titles and 'another' in titles
def test_readonly_titles_reading_survives_a_tree_that_is_not_a_tree():
assert G.readonly_titles_from(None, _get, environ={}) == []
# ============================================================ read-only /exec
#
# 2026-09-01, the owner reversed refuse_titles for the live model the same
# morning it shipped: "我要把revit桥给你。你直接来sample_job。铁律是在live里面只
# 读不写。" These exercise `write_signature` and `exec_refusal`, the pieces
# that make that rule mechanical rather than a memory again.
@pytest.mark.parametrize('snippet,expect_name_contains', [
('with tx("rename"):\n pass', 'tx'),
('vibe.set_p(wall, "Comments", "x")', 'set_p'),
('t = Transaction(doc, "x"); t.Start()', 'Transaction'),
('prm.Set(5)', 'Set'),
('doc.Delete(el.Id)', 'Delete'),
('doc.Create.NewFamilyInstance(pt, sym, level, st)', 'New'),
('ElementTransformUtils.MoveElement(doc, id, XYZ(1,0,0))',
'ElementTransformUtils'),
('wtype.Duplicate("copy")', 'Duplicate'),
('doc.Regenerate()', 'Regenerate'),
('doc.SaveAs(path)', 'SaveAs'),
('doc.Save()', 'Save'),
('doc.LoadFamily(path)', 'LoadFamily'),
('mgr.SetParameterValue(p, 5)', 'SetParameterValue'),
])
def test_write_signature_names_the_pattern_it_found(snippet,
expect_name_contains):
hit = G.write_signature(snippet)
assert hit is not None
assert expect_name_contains in hit
@pytest.mark.parametrize('snippet', [
'print(doc.Title)',
'q("OST_Walls")',
'p(el, "Comments")',
'result = [e.Id.IntegerValue for e in selected()]',
'result = doc.GetElement(ElementId(123)).Name',
'',
None,
])
def test_write_signature_is_none_for_a_plain_read(snippet):
assert G.write_signature(snippet) is None
def test_exec_refusal_refuses_a_transaction_on_a_readonly_title():
reason = G.exec_refusal(LIVE, None, [LIVE], tx_name='rename walls')
assert reason
assert 'REFUSED' in reason
assert LIVE in reason
assert 'rename walls' in reason
def test_exec_refusal_refuses_a_write_looking_snippet_and_names_the_pattern():
reason = G.exec_refusal(LIVE, None, [LIVE], code='prm.Set(5)')
assert reason
assert 'REFUSED' in reason
assert 'Set' in reason
def test_exec_refusal_allows_a_plain_read_on_a_readonly_title():
assert G.exec_refusal(LIVE, None, [LIVE],
code='print(doc.Title)') is None
assert G.exec_refusal(LIVE, None, [LIVE], code=None,
tx_name=None) is None
def test_exec_refusal_is_none_for_a_title_not_on_the_readonly_list():
reason = G.exec_refusal('something_else', None, [LIVE],
tx_name='x', code='doc.Delete(id)')
assert reason is None
def test_exec_refusal_exempts_a_proven_sandbox_even_with_a_write_snippet():
"""Same alibi as `refusal()`: a title match alone is not enough, because
the snapshot carries the identical title on purpose."""
assert G.exec_refusal(LIVE, SNAP_FILE, [LIVE], [SNAP_ROOT],
tx_name='x') is None
other = os.path.join('C:', os.sep, 'elsewhere', LIVE + G.MODEL_EXT)
assert G.exec_refusal(LIVE, other, [LIVE], [SNAP_ROOT],
code='doc.Delete(id)')
def test_refuse_titles_and_readonly_titles_are_never_layered():
"""A title on refuse_titles is refused by `refusal()` before anything in
`exec_refusal()` runs -- see the AST test below for the wiring in
`startup.py` that makes that literally true, not just true by
convention. Here: `exec_refusal` on its own does not know about
refuse_titles at all, so a title present on BOTH lists still gets
stopped -- by whichever check the caller runs first."""
assert G.refusal(LIVE, None, [LIVE]) is not None
# exec_refusal, called in isolation, only ever looks at readonly_titles.
assert G.exec_refusal(LIVE, None, [], tx_name='x') is None
# ==================================================== the wiring in startup.py
#
# `startup.py` does `from pyrevit import routes` at module scope and cannot be
# imported on host CPython (see tests/conftest.py's docstring), so this half is
# AST over its source -- the same approach `test_bridge_query_channel.py` uses
# on the same file. The DECISION is tested above, by calling it; what is left
# to check here is only that every route actually asks.
import ast # noqa: E402
_EXT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
STARTUP = os.path.join(_EXT, 'startup.py')
RVT_PY = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(_EXT), 'tools', 'rvt.py')
def _source(path):
with open(path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
return fh.read()
def _routes(tree):
"""{function name: route path} for every `@api.route(...)` handler."""
found = {}
for node in ast.walk(tree):
if not isinstance(node, ast.FunctionDef):
continue
for dec in node.decorator_list:
if isinstance(dec, ast.Call) and isinstance(dec.func, ast.Attribute) \
and dec.func.attr == 'route':
path = dec.args[0].value if dec.args and \
isinstance(dec.args[0], ast.Constant) else None
found[node.name] = path
return found
def test_every_single_route_asks_the_guard_first():
"""Not most of them. A route that skips the guard is a route an agent can
read the live model through, and the whole point of putting this in code
was to stop it depending on somebody remembering."""
tree = ast.parse(_source(STARTUP))
handlers = _routes(tree)
assert handlers, 'no @api.route handlers found in startup.py at all'
funcs = {n.name: n for n in ast.walk(tree)
if isinstance(n, ast.FunctionDef)}
missing = []
for name in handlers:
calls = [n for n in ast.walk(funcs[name])
if isinstance(n, ast.Call) and isinstance(n.func, ast.Name)
and n.func.id == '_guard']
if not calls:
missing.append('{0} ({1})'.format(name, handlers[name]))
assert not missing, (
'these routes never call _guard(), so they would serve the live '
'model: {0}'.format(', '.join(missing)))
def test_status_refuses_too_because_that_is_the_only_port_race_signal():
"""A refused `/status` is what tells `tools/snapshot_cycle.py` "the live
Revit is holding this port" apart from "the sandbox is not up yet". Left
unguarded, `/status` would answer ok with the right title -- the snapshot
carries the same title -- and the pipeline would sweep the live model."""
tree = ast.parse(_source(STARTUP))
handlers = _routes(tree)
status = [name for name, path in handlers.items() if path == '/status']
assert status, '/status route is gone from startup.py'
funcs = {n.name: n for n in ast.walk(tree)
if isinstance(n, ast.FunctionDef)}
assert '_guard' in ast.dump(funcs[status[0]])
def test_the_guard_has_no_off_switch():
"""There is deliberately no environment variable that disables it. The
escape hatch for a machine whose knowledge layers will not load is
WILLTOOLS_BRIDGE_REFUSE_TITLES, which STATES the answer -- an off switch
would be the hole this exists to close."""
text = _source(STARTUP) + _source(
os.path.join(_EXT, 'lib', 'vibe', 'bridgeguard.py'))
for word in ('BRIDGE_GUARD_OFF', 'DISABLE_BRIDGE_GUARD',
'WILLTOOLS_BRIDGE_GUARD'):
assert word not in text, (
'{0} looks like a way to switch the live-model guard off'
.format(word))
def test_a_missing_guard_module_refuses_rather_than_serving():
"""A broken install is not a licence to run in the live model. The one
fallback path in `_guard` has to be a refusal, not a `return None`."""
tree = ast.parse(_source(STARTUP))
funcs = {n.name: n for n in ast.walk(tree)
if isinstance(n, ast.FunctionDef)}
assert '_guard' in funcs
handlers = [n for n in ast.walk(funcs['_guard'])
if isinstance(n, ast.ExceptHandler)]
assert handlers, '_guard no longer handles a failed import at all'
first = handlers[0]
returns = [n for n in ast.walk(first) if isinstance(n, ast.Return)]
assert returns, 'the import-failure branch returns nothing'
assert 'refused' in ast.dump(returns[0]), (
'the import-failure branch does not return a refusal -- a bridge '
'that cannot load its guard must not serve requests')
def test_the_guard_is_imported_lazily_not_at_module_scope():
"""`vibe/__init__.py` pulls in the Revit API. Importing it at the top of
startup.py would tie the bridge's registration to it loading."""
tree = ast.parse(_source(STARTUP))
top = [n for n in tree.body if isinstance(n, (ast.Import, ast.ImportFrom))]
names = []
for node in top:
if isinstance(node, ast.ImportFrom) and (node.module or '') == 'vibe':
names.extend(a.name for a in node.names)
assert 'bridgeguard' not in names
def test_vibe_exec_calls_the_readonly_guard_after_the_live_model_guard():
"""`_guard_exec` must run, and it must run AFTER `_guard` -- if it ran
first or on its own, a title on refuse_titles could reach the readonly
check instead of being refused outright. Checked by source position:
`_guard(` has to appear before `_guard_exec(` in `vibe_exec`'s body."""
tree = ast.parse(_source(STARTUP))
funcs = {n.name: n for n in ast.walk(tree)
if isinstance(n, ast.FunctionDef)}
assert 'vibe_exec' in funcs
assert '_guard_exec' in funcs, \
'_guard_exec is gone -- /exec would no longer refuse writes on a ' \
'readonly_titles document'
calls = [n for n in ast.walk(funcs['vibe_exec'])
if isinstance(n, ast.Call) and isinstance(n.func, ast.Name)
and n.func.id in ('_guard', '_guard_exec')]
names = [c.func.id for c in sorted(calls, key=lambda c: c.lineno)]
assert '_guard' in names and '_guard_exec' in names
assert names.index('_guard') < names.index('_guard_exec'), (
'vibe_exec calls _guard_exec before (or without regard to) _guard, '
'so a refuse_titles document could reach the readonly check instead '
'of being refused outright')
def test_only_exec_calls_the_readonly_guard():
"""`/status`, `/collect`, `/params`, `/selection` are reads by
construction -- no transaction, no arbitrary code -- so none of them
should ever call `_guard_exec`; it would be dead weight at best and a
sign the read/write split has blurred at worst."""
tree = ast.parse(_source(STARTUP))
handlers = _routes(tree)
funcs = {n.name: n for n in ast.walk(tree)
if isinstance(n, ast.FunctionDef)}
for name, path in handlers.items():
if path == '/exec':
continue
calls = [n for n in ast.walk(funcs[name])
if isinstance(n, ast.Call) and isinstance(n.func, ast.Name)
and n.func.id == '_guard_exec']
assert not calls, '{0} ({1}) calls _guard_exec but is not /exec' \
.format(name, path)
def test_the_readonly_guard_reads_config_through_the_same_cached_path():
"""`_guard_exec` must not open a NEW knowledge read of its own -- it has
to go through `_refuse_config`, the same memoised function `_guard`
already calls, or a readonly_titles document pays for a second
`knowledge.load()` on every single `/exec` call."""
tree = ast.parse(_source(STARTUP))
funcs = {n.name: n for n in ast.walk(tree)
if isinstance(n, ast.FunctionDef)}
assert '_guard_exec' in funcs
calls = [n for n in ast.walk(funcs['_guard_exec'])
if isinstance(n, ast.Call) and isinstance(n.func, ast.Name)
and n.func.id == '_refuse_config']
assert calls, '_guard_exec does not call _refuse_config -- it must be ' \
'reading configuration some other, uncached way'
def test_the_readonly_guard_calls_exec_refusal():
tree = ast.parse(_source(STARTUP))
funcs = {n.name: n for n in ast.walk(tree)
if isinstance(n, ast.FunctionDef)}
assert '_guard_exec' in funcs
assert 'exec_refusal' in ast.dump(funcs['_guard_exec'])
def test_the_client_lets_the_pipeline_pick_the_port():
"""pyRevit walks the port upward per running Revit, so a hard-coded 48884
is "whichever Revit started first" rather than a session anybody chose."""
source = _source(RVT_PY)
assert 'WILLTOOLS_BRIDGE_PORT' in source
tree = ast.parse(source)
funcs = {n.name: n for n in ast.walk(tree)
if isinstance(n, ast.FunctionDef)}
assert 'base_url' in funcs, 'rvt.py lost its per-call base URL'
# `_send` is the one function that opens the connection; `call` wraps it
# with the correlation check (see tests/test_bridge_correlation.py). The
# invariant is unchanged: whichever of them builds the URL must do it per
# call, not off a module constant frozen at import.
sender = '_send' if '_send' in funcs else 'call'
assert 'base_url' in ast.dump(funcs[sender]), (
'{0}() no longer builds its URL per call, so a port set after '
'import would be ignored'.format(sender))
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""No button may carry hover text. This is the test that keeps it that way.
The owner, twice: hovering a button puts a wall of words on screen, and he
does not want them. The words come from two places and pyRevit merges them,
so trimming one and leaving the other looks fixed and is not:
* `bundle.yaml`'s `tooltip:` -- read by
`pyrevit.extensions.genericcomps.GenericUIComponent._read_bundle_metadata`;
* the script's module docstring -- read by
`GenericUICommand._read_bundle_metadata_from_python_script`, but ONLY
`if not self.meta`, i.e. only when the button has no `bundle.yaml` at all.
That `if not self.meta` is why the docstring half has to be guarded even
though every button here does have a `bundle.yaml`: the day someone trims a
`bundle.yaml` down to nothing, or a new button ships without one, every
docstring in this extension becomes hover text again. Guard both, and the
regression cannot come back through either door.
`bundle.yaml`'s `author:` is guarded for the same reason.
`pyrevit.loader.uimaker._make_button_tooltip` appends an `Author(s):` block
whenever the button declares one, so an author line is three more lines of
hover text.
WHAT IS STILL LEFT ON SCREEN, AND WHY THIS TEST CANNOT REMOVE IT
-----------------------------------------------------------------
`_make_button_tooltip` unconditionally appends
Bundle Name:
<Name> (pushbutton)
That text is pyRevit's, not ours -- there is no bundle setting that
suppresses it. With `tooltip:` and `author:` gone, those two lines under the
button's own title are the whole of the hover text, which is the floor this
repository can reach without patching the pyRevit install.
Verified against the pyrevitlib shipped with pyRevit 5.0.1 at
`%APPDATA%\\pyRevit-Master\\pyrevitlib\\pyrevit\\`.
"""
import ast
import io
import os
import pytest
from vibe import yamlkit
_EXT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
# The ribbon, and the whole of what this suite checks.
#
# There was a second root here until 2026-08-30: `parked/`, a folder outside
# every `*.tab` holding buttons taken off the ribbon but kept whole. The
# 2026-08-30 restructure emptied it -- Job Recon and Takeoff came back onto
# the ribbon inside `Setup.panel/Config.pulldown` -- and the folder was
# deleted with them.
#
# The constant went with it rather than staying as a tolerated-empty path.
# `os.walk` over a directory that does not exist raises nothing and yields
# nothing, so a `PARKED` left pointing at thin air is a guard that passes by
# checking zero buttons, which is precisely the failure
# `test_the_walk_found_the_buttons` exists to make impossible. If parking
# comes back, bring the constant back WITH a count of its own.
TAB = os.path.join(_EXT, 'WillTools.tab')
# Anything longer than this in a lone string statement at the top of a script
# is prose someone meant as documentation. Note the guard rejects an empty
# docstring too -- see `_docstring_of`.
_ADVICE = (
"Documentation belongs in `#` comments under the coding cookie, where "
"pyRevit cannot render it. Move the prose down and delete the string.")
def _buttons(where):
"""Every `*.pushbutton` folder under `where`, as (name, path) pairs.
The walk is recursive on purpose: buttons live at two depths, some
directly on a panel and some inside a `*.pulldown` folder under one.
(Before 2026-08-30 the nested ones were inside `*.stack` folders instead;
the walk never cared which, and that is the point of walking.)
"""
found = []
for root, dirs, _files in os.walk(where):
for name in dirs:
if name.endswith('.pushbutton'):
found.append((name, os.path.join(root, name)))
found.sort()
return found
BUTTONS = _buttons(TAB)
# The ones that are NOT a direct child of a `*.panel` -- today, the five rows
# behind Config and the two behind DesignHub. Counted separately below.
NESTED = [b for b in BUTTONS
if not os.path.basename(os.path.dirname(b[1])).endswith('.panel')]
def _ids(pair):
return pair[0]
def test_the_walk_found_the_buttons():
"""If the layout moves, this suite must fail loudly rather than pass by
finding nothing to check.
Every test below is parametrized over `BUTTONS`. An empty `BUTTONS` is not
a failure in pytest -- it is a clean run of zero tests, which looks exactly
like a pass. This is the test that stops that.
Two counts, because one number cannot say both things.
The first is the whole ribbon: twelve buttons as of 2026-08-30, four large
ones on Tools, five behind Config, two behind DesignHub and one behind
Setup's other pulldown rows. Rename or move `WillTools.tab` and this goes
to zero.
The second is the nested ones: seven of the twelve are a row inside a
`*.pulldown` rather than a direct child of a `*.panel`. That count exists
because the first cannot see the failure that actually happened before --
a walk that stops recursing, or a container folder renamed to something
the walk no longer descends into, still finds the five top-level buttons
and looks healthy. Watch both and neither failure is quiet.
"""
assert len(BUTTONS) >= 12, (
'expected at least 12 pushbuttons under {0}, found {1}. If the ribbon '
'really shrank, lower this number; if the tab folder moved, fix TAB '
'-- do not let a tooltip guard pass because it checked nothing.'
.format(TAB, len(BUTTONS)))
assert len(NESTED) >= 7, (
'expected at least 7 of the {0} pushbuttons under {1} to sit inside a '
'container (a `*.pulldown` today) rather than directly on a `*.panel`, '
'found {2}. If the ribbon really was flattened, lower this number; if '
'the walk stopped descending, fix `_buttons` -- a guard that only ever '
'reaches the top level checks the buttons nobody was worried about.'
.format(len(BUTTONS), TAB, len(NESTED)))
@pytest.mark.parametrize('button', BUTTONS, ids=_ids)
def test_bundle_declares_no_tooltip(button):
name, path = button
meta_file = os.path.join(path, 'bundle.yaml')
if not os.path.isfile(meta_file):
return # no bundle.yaml is no tooltip
meta = yamlkit.parse(io.open(meta_file, encoding='utf-8').read()) or {}
tooltip = meta.get('tooltip')
assert not tooltip, (
'{0} has hover text again: bundle.yaml declares\n'
' tooltip: {1!r}\n'
'Every button on this ribbon is meant to hover with nothing on it '
'(owner, 2026-08-30). Delete the `tooltip:` key from\n'
' {2}\n'
'{3}'.format(name, tooltip, meta_file, _ADVICE))
@pytest.mark.parametrize('button', BUTTONS, ids=_ids)
def test_bundle_declares_no_author(button):
name, path = button
meta_file = os.path.join(path, 'bundle.yaml')
if not os.path.isfile(meta_file):
return
meta = yamlkit.parse(io.open(meta_file, encoding='utf-8').read()) or {}
author = meta.get('author') or meta.get('authors')
assert not author, (
'{0} has hover text again: bundle.yaml declares an author ({1!r}), '
'and pyRevit prints an "Author(s):" block on hover for every button '
'that has one. Delete the `author:` key from\n'
' {2}'.format(name, author, meta_file))
def _docstring_of(source):
"""What pyRevit's own reader would get.
`coreutils.ScriptFileParser.get_docstring` is `ast.get_docstring` plus a
truthiness check, so an empty or whitespace-only docstring reads as no
docstring at all -- pyRevit renders nothing for it, no placeholder. This
guard is stricter on purpose and rejects the empty string too: a `""" """`
left at the top of a file is an invitation for the next agent to write a
paragraph inside it, and that paragraph goes straight to the ribbon.
"""
return ast.get_docstring(ast.parse(source))
@pytest.mark.parametrize('button', BUTTONS, ids=_ids)
def test_script_declares_no_author(button):
"""`__author__` (or `__authors__`) in `script.py` is the same trap as the
module docstring, one door further in.
`GenericUICommand._read_bundle_metadata_from_python_script` only reads a
script's dunder metadata `if not self.meta` -- exactly like the
docstring case above -- so on every button here, which all have a
`bundle.yaml`, an `__author__` line sits inert today. It stops being
inert the day a `bundle.yaml` is trimmed to nothing or a new button
ships without one: then pyRevit reads `__author__` (or `__authors__`)
straight off the script and prints the same "Author(s):" block that
`test_bundle_declares_no_author` guards against on the bundle side.
pyRevit 5.0.1 additionally has a bug at `genericcomps.py:733` where
`__author__` is read and then immediately overwritten by `__authors__`,
so on that version specifically the line is discarded either way. That
is a bug, not a guarantee, and a later pyRevit fixing it is exactly the
kind of change that would make an unremoved `__author__` line start
talking again with nobody touching this file. Guard the source, not the
version-specific bug.
"""
name, path = button
script = os.path.join(path, 'script.py')
assert os.path.isfile(script), 'no script.py under {0}'.format(path)
source = io.open(script, encoding='utf-8').read()
tree = ast.parse(source)
for node in tree.body:
if not isinstance(node, ast.Assign):
continue
for target in node.targets:
if getattr(target, 'id', None) in ('__author__', '__authors__'):
assert False, (
'{0} declares {1} in script.py again:\n'
' {2}:{3}\n'
'It reads as dead code today only because every button '
'has a bundle.yaml -- pyRevit reads a script dunder for '
'metadata only `if not self.meta`. Trim a bundle.yaml to '
'nothing, or ship a button without one, and this becomes '
'an "Author(s):" block on hover. Delete the {1} line '
'from\n'
' {2}'.format(name, target.id, script, node.lineno))
@pytest.mark.parametrize('button', BUTTONS, ids=_ids)
def test_script_has_no_module_docstring(button):
name, path = button
# `script.py` is what pyRevit parses for metadata (`self.script_file`);
# side modules in the same folder are never read for a docstring.
script = os.path.join(path, 'script.py')
assert os.path.isfile(script), 'no script.py under {0}'.format(path)
source = io.open(script, encoding='utf-8').read()
body = ast.parse(source).body
opener = body[0] if body else None
value = getattr(opener, 'value', None)
# `ast.Constant`, not the `ast.Str` alias -- the alias warns on 3.12 and
# is gone on 3.14, and this suite runs on host CPython.
is_string_stmt = (isinstance(opener, ast.Expr)
and isinstance(value, ast.Constant)
and isinstance(value.value, str))
assert not is_string_stmt, (
'{0} has a module docstring again:\n'
' {1}:{2}\n'
' {3!r}\n'
"pyRevit renders the module docstring as the button's hover text "
'whenever the bundle has no `tooltip:` -- and for a button with no '
'`bundle.yaml` at all, it is the only thing it renders. The owner '
'wants nothing on hover.\n'
'{4}'.format(name, script, opener.lineno,
_docstring_of(source), _ADVICE))
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The handling compression limit, from the window down to the job file.
`handling.compression_limit_ratio` multiplies f'c (f'ci at stripping) to give
the compression allowable in psi. Unlike the tensile limit next to it, there
is no second school of thought to weigh -- the owner closed the question,
2026-09-01:
"0.6保持可调" ("0.6 stays adjustable")
-- so 0.6 remains the shipped default (ACI 318-19 Table 24.5.3.1 / Sec.
24.5.4.1) and becomes a per-job field the same way `tension_limit_sqrt_fc`
already is, in the same Project Config module, following the exact same
plumbing: `configmodel.SETTINGS` -> `configform.MODULE_OF` -> `liftexport`
writes it onto every stage -> panellift reads it into `Stage`.
Nothing here implements the higher 0.70*f'ci ACI permits at member ends --
the owner ruled that out the same night ("先不用实现0.7...别搞这么复杂") --
so there is exactly one ratio, and this file never tests a location split.
Mirrors `test_stress_limit_setting.py` structurally; see that file's own
docstring for why each half is tested where it is.
"""
from vibe import configform, configmodel, knowledge, liftexport
from test_liftexport import FACE_AND_EDGE_LIFTERS, make_job, make_know
KEY = 'handling.compression_limit_ratio'
# ------------------------------------------------------- it is in the window
def test_the_compression_limit_is_a_field_in_lifting_and_handling():
assert configform.MODULE_OF[KEY] == configform.LIFTING
assert KEY not in configform.NOT_SHOWN
def test_it_is_a_box_you_type_a_number_into():
field = [f for f in configform.settings_fields() if f['key'] == KEY][0]
assert field['kind'] == 'number'
ok, value, _why = configform.parse(field, '0.7')
assert ok and value == 0.7
def test_the_row_note_names_the_default_and_the_citation():
"""A box that says only 'Compression limit' asks a person to trust a
number with no way to check it. The note carries what it multiplies,
the default, and the ACI table it comes from."""
field = [f for f in configform.settings_fields() if f['key'] == KEY][0]
note = field['note']
assert '0.6' in note
assert "f'c" in note
assert '24.5' in note # the ACI section, either citation
def test_the_note_says_the_higher_member_end_value_is_not_implemented():
"""The owner's ruling against implementing ACI's 0.70*f'ci at member
ends has to be visible at the control, not only in a comment nobody
editing the job sees."""
field = [f for f in configform.settings_fields() if f['key'] == KEY][0]
assert '0.70' in field['note']
assert 'conservative' in field['note'] or 'flat' in field['note']
def test_the_full_view_says_where_it_is_edited_now():
assert configform.placement()[KEY] == 'Lifting and handling'
def test_nothing_fell_through_the_move():
"""The guard that makes the not-shown pool honest: every editable
setting is in a module or has a written reason for not being. Failing
this here would mean the new field landed with no home."""
assert configform.unmapped() == []
# ------------------------------------------------------------ what it refuses
def test_a_zero_or_negative_ratio_is_refused():
"""The exact mirror of the tensile limit's own refusal: a zero
allowable fails every piece in compression at any stress, and a
negative one inverts the comparison so every piece passes."""
assert configmodel.validate(KEY, 0)
assert configmodel.validate(KEY, -0.6)
assert 'greater than zero' in ' '.join(configmodel.validate(KEY, 0))
def test_a_garbage_value_is_refused_not_silently_reverted():
assert configmodel.validate(KEY, 'static_lift')
assert configmodel.validate(KEY, None) == [] # blank means "inherit"
def test_ordinary_values_are_accepted_without_argument():
"""0.6 is the shipped default, not a doctrine -- the validator does not
get to refuse a job that wants a different positive ratio."""
assert configmodel.validate(KEY, 0.6) == []
assert configmodel.validate(KEY, 0.5) == []
assert configmodel.validate(KEY, 0.7) == []
# ------------------------------------------------- it reaches the calculation
def test_the_default_is_still_point_six():
"""Byte-identity when nobody sets it. Every job configured today has no
override, and this is the number they have all been running."""
assert knowledge.get(knowledge.DEFAULTS, KEY) == 0.6
def test_the_job_layer_value_lands_on_every_stage_of_the_job_file():
know = make_know()
know['handling']['compression_limit_ratio'] = 0.7
stages, _rows, _problems = liftexport.default_stages(
make_job(FACE_AND_EDGE_LIFTERS), know)
assert stages
assert all(s['compression_limit_ratio'] == 0.7 for s in stages)
def test_an_unset_ratio_writes_the_point_six_it_always_wrote():
stages, _rows, _problems = liftexport.default_stages(
make_job(FACE_AND_EDGE_LIFTERS), make_know())
assert all(s['compression_limit_ratio'] == 0.6 for s in stages)
assert all(s['compression_limit_source'] == 'job' for s in stages)
def test_a_stage_that_states_its_own_ratio_is_marked_as_the_override():
know = make_know()
know['handling']['compression_limit_ratio'] = 0.6
know['handling']['stages'][0]['compression_limit_ratio'] = 0.7
stages, _rows, _problems = liftexport.default_stages(
make_job(FACE_AND_EDGE_LIFTERS), know)
assert stages[0]['compression_limit_ratio'] == 0.7
assert stages[0]['compression_limit_source'] == 'stage'
assert stages[1]['compression_limit_ratio'] == 0.6
assert stages[1]['compression_limit_source'] == 'job'
def test_the_provenance_words_are_the_ones_panellift_reads():
"""Written on one side, refused on the other if they disagree -- see
`panellift.model.COMPRESSION_LIMIT_SOURCES`."""
stages, _rows, _problems = liftexport.default_stages(
make_job(FACE_AND_EDGE_LIFTERS), make_know())
assert set(s['compression_limit_source'] for s in stages) <= \
set(['job', 'stage', 'default'])
def test_tension_and_compression_are_independent_fields():
"""Setting one must never move the other -- they are two separate
dotted keys, two separate stage entries, and this is the regression a
copy-paste of the tension plumbing could introduce silently."""
know = make_know()
know['handling']['tension_limit_sqrt_fc'] = 7.5
know['handling']['compression_limit_ratio'] = 0.7
stages, _rows, _problems = liftexport.default_stages(
make_job(FACE_AND_EDGE_LIFTERS), know)
assert all(s['tension_limit_sqrt_fc'] == 7.5 for s in stages)
assert all(s['compression_limit_ratio'] == 0.7 for s in stages)
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for vibe.configdump.emit -- the hand-written YAML writer.
`configdump.build()` needs a live Revit `doc` (it reads `doc.Title`, walks
assemblies through `vibe.ticketqc`, etc.) and is out of scope here. `emit()`
itself takes a plain dict/list/scalar tree and returns YAML lines -- no doc,
no Revit -- and that is what a project config file is built out of, so it is
worth trusting on its own.
The real reader on the Revit side is `pyrevit.coreutils.yaml.load_as_dict`,
which is not available off a Revit host, and this repo deliberately keeps
`panellift` (and by extension this test suite) free of external
dependencies -- see panellift/PLAN.md. So `_read_emitted` below is a small,
purpose-built reader that understands exactly the grammar `emit()` produces
(2-space indented mappings, `- ` block-sequence items, `[a, b]` flow lists,
`'quoted'` scalars) and nothing more general than that. It is not a YAML
parser; it is `emit()`'s inverse, kept next to the writer it tests.
"""
import sys
import types
import pytest
from vibe import configdump
def _read_emitted(text):
"""Parse text produced by configdump.emit() back into Python.
Deliberately minimal -- see the module docstring. Handles everything
emit() can write: nested mappings, empty {}/[], flow lists ('[a, b]'),
block sequences of scalars/dicts/lists, and every scalar type _scalar()
produces (null/true/false, int, float, quoted and bare strings).
"""
lines = [line for line in text.split('\n') if line.strip() != '']
tokens = [((len(ln) - len(ln.lstrip(' '))) // 2, ln.strip())
for ln in lines]
pos = [0]
def parse_scalar(tok):
if tok == 'null':
return None
if tok == 'true':
return True
if tok == 'false':
return False
if len(tok) >= 2 and tok[0] == "'" and tok[-1] == "'":
return tok[1:-1].replace("''", "'")
try:
return int(tok)
except ValueError:
pass
try:
return float(tok)
except ValueError:
pass
return tok
def split_flow(inner):
items, current, in_quote = [], '', False
for ch in inner:
if ch == "'":
in_quote = not in_quote
current += ch
elif ch == ',' and not in_quote:
items.append(current)
current = ''
else:
current += ch
if current.strip():
items.append(current)
return items
def parse_flow_list(tok):
inner = tok[1:-1].strip()
return [parse_scalar(item.strip())
for item in split_flow(inner)] if inner else []
def assign(container, key_raw, rest_raw, child_indent):
key = parse_scalar(key_raw.strip())
rest = rest_raw.strip()
if rest == '':
container[key] = (parse_block(child_indent)
if pos[0] < len(tokens)
and tokens[pos[0]][0] == child_indent else {})
elif rest == '{}':
container[key] = {}
elif rest == '[]':
container[key] = []
elif rest.startswith('['):
container[key] = parse_flow_list(rest)
else:
container[key] = parse_scalar(rest)
def parse_dict(indent):
result = {}
while pos[0] < len(tokens) and tokens[pos[0]][0] == indent:
content = tokens[pos[0]][1]
if content.startswith('-'):
break
key_raw, _, rest_raw = content.partition(':')
pos[0] += 1
assign(result, key_raw, rest_raw, indent + 1)
return result
def parse_list(indent):
result = []
while (pos[0] < len(tokens) and tokens[pos[0]][0] == indent
and tokens[pos[0]][1].startswith('-')):
content = tokens[pos[0]][1]
pos[0] += 1
body = content[1:].strip()
if body == '':
result.append(parse_block(indent + 1))
elif ':' in body:
key_raw, _, rest_raw = body.partition(':')
item = {}
assign(item, key_raw, rest_raw, indent + 1)
item.update(parse_dict(indent + 1)) # rest of this item
result.append(item)
else:
result.append(parse_scalar(body))
return result
def parse_block(indent):
if pos[0] >= len(tokens) or tokens[pos[0]][0] != indent:
return {}
return (parse_list(indent) if tokens[pos[0]][1].startswith('-')
else parse_dict(indent))
return parse_block(0)
# A representative slice of a real knowledge tree: nested mappings, a flat
# list, a non-flat list of dicts (like handling.stages), empty {} and [],
# and every scalar type _scalar() special-cases.
SAMPLE = {
'nomenclature': {
'design_number_re': r'^([A-Za-z]+)\s*(\d+)',
'ignore_sheet_prefixes': ['zvoid', 'zzvoid', 'xxx'],
'design_folder': '',
},
'strands': {'area_in2': {'0.375': 0.085, '0.5': 0.153}},
'handling': {
'rig_mode': 'rolling',
'open_report': True,
'transfer_length_in': None,
'dynamic_factor': 1.5,
'stages': [
{'name': 'stripping', 'pci_case': 'stripping', 'multiplier': None,
'groups': ['face'], 'rig_mode': None},
{'name': 'erection', 'exclude_top_rows': 1,
'groups': ['face', 'edge_top']},
],
'lifter_groups': {},
},
'flags': {'on': True, 'off': False, 'unset': None},
'empty_dict': {},
'empty_list': [],
'catalogue': {'inserts': {}},
}
def test_emit_round_trips_a_representative_knowledge_tree():
text = '\n'.join(configdump.emit(SAMPLE)) + '\n'
assert _read_emitted(text) == SAMPLE
def test_emit_round_trips_the_real_defaults():
# The actual production tree, not a hand-picked sample -- if a future
# DEFAULTS edit adds a shape emit() cannot write back correctly, this is
# the test that notices.
from vibe import knowledge
text = '\n'.join(configdump.emit(knowledge.DEFAULTS)) + '\n'
assert _read_emitted(text) == knowledge.DEFAULTS
def test_emit_quotes_a_numeric_looking_string_so_it_reads_back_as_a_string():
# A part number like '4.10' must not come back as the float 4.1.
text = '\n'.join(configdump.emit({'part': '4.10'}))
assert text == "part: '4.10'"
assert _read_emitted(text + '\n') == {'part': '4.10'}
def test_emit_flat_list_stays_on_one_line():
lines = configdump.emit({'a': ['x', 'y', 'z']})
assert lines == ['a: [x, y, z]']
def test_emit_empty_containers():
lines = configdump.emit({'d': {}, 'l': []})
assert lines == ['d: {}', 'l: []']
def test_the_group_tolerance_note_carries_its_diagram():
"""The one setting whose meaning lives in a picture: without the diagram,
'along the piece' reads as across the width, and the number then guards
exactly the wrong direction."""
notes = dict(configdump.DECISION_NOTES)
assert 'group_tolerance_ft' in notes
text = notes['group_tolerance_ft']
assert 'x=14.92' in text # the diagram's axis labels
assert 'gap <=' in text # and the two branches it decides
assert 'gap >' in text
# ================================================== an unreadable layer, in
# the dump's own re-read of the files
#
# `configdump.layer_values()` reads every layer file itself, separately from
# `knowledge.load()`, so the dump can say which layer set which value. Its
# old shape called `knowledge._merge_file(holder, path)` with NO `layer`
# token, so `_note_layer_unreadable` returned immediately and a file that
# IS there and will not parse came back as `data = {}` -- indistinguishable
# from a layer that is there and genuinely sets nothing. Those are opposite
# facts (one is the 255KB-plant-file-silently-voided incident this whole
# marker mechanism exists for; the other is nothing going wrong at all), and
# the dump is the file a human reads first, so it must not render them the
# same way.
#
# Fixtures below follow `test_knowledge.py`'s `fake_designspec` /
# `yaml_on_host` pattern: `vibe.designspec` faked with real paths underneath
# it, and the pyRevit YAML reader faked HONESTLY -- strict about duplicate
# keys the way YamlDotNet is -- so a "duplicate key" fixture is a real
# duplicate key, not a monkeypatched exception standing in for one.
@pytest.fixture
def fake_designspec(monkeypatch, tmp_path):
"""`vibe.designspec` with the Revit half faked and the paths REAL.
Same shape as `test_knowledge.py`'s fixture of the same name -- kept
local rather than imported, per that module's own note on why fixtures
for this tree do not live in a shared conftest.
"""
from vibe import plantpath
job_dir = tmp_path / 'job'
job_dir.mkdir()
plant_root = tmp_path / 'plants'
plant_root.mkdir()
monkeypatch.setenv(plantpath.PLANT_ENV, str(plant_root))
module = types.ModuleType('vibe.designspec')
module.PLANT_ENV = plantpath.PLANT_ENV
module.plant_knowledge_path = plantpath.plant_knowledge_path
module.knowledge_path = lambda doc: str(job_dir / 'knowledge.yaml')
module.active_config_path = lambda doc: module._config
module._config = None
module._job_dir = job_dir
module._plant_root = plant_root
monkeypatch.setitem(sys.modules, 'vibe.designspec', module)
return module
@pytest.fixture
def yaml_on_host(monkeypatch):
"""`pyrevit.coreutils.yaml` for host CPython -- as UNFORGIVING as the
real one, including refusing a mapping key stated twice. See
`pyrevit_yaml_fake.py` and `test_knowledge.py`'s fixture of the same
name for why a kinder double would prove nothing here."""
from pyrevit_yaml_fake import (install_pyrevit_yaml,
strings_only_yaml_reader)
install_pyrevit_yaml(monkeypatch, strings_only_yaml_reader())
def _write(path, text):
path.write_text(text, encoding='utf-8')
return str(path)
_DUPLICATE = (u'nomenclature:\n'
u' design_folder: NORTHGATE PRODUCT\n'
u' rules:\n'
u' cap_label_mismatch_is_view_specific: true\n'
u' something_else: 1\n'
u' cap_label_mismatch_is_view_specific: false\n')
def test_a_layer_with_a_duplicate_key_is_named_unreadable_with_its_message(
fake_designspec, yaml_on_host):
"""The core fix: `layer_problems()` finds the file, names the layer, and
quotes the parser's own message -- not a generic complaint."""
folder = fake_designspec._plant_root / 'northgate'
folder.mkdir()
path = _write(folder / 'knowledge.yaml', _DUPLICATE)
_write(fake_designspec._job_dir / 'knowledge.yaml',
u'job:\n plant: northgate\n')
problems = configdump.layer_problems(None)
assert len(problems) == 1
label, found_path, message = problems[0]
assert label == 'plant'
assert found_path == path
assert 'Duplicate key' in message
def test_an_unreadable_layers_data_is_marker_free_but_layer_values_shape_unchanged(
fake_designspec, yaml_on_host):
"""`layer_values()` keeps returning (label, path, exists, data) -- every
existing caller unpacks a 4-tuple -- and `data` never leaks the
`_plant_unreadable` bookkeeping key as if it were a setting the file
made."""
folder = fake_designspec._plant_root / 'northgate'
folder.mkdir()
_write(folder / 'knowledge.yaml', _DUPLICATE)
_write(fake_designspec._job_dir / 'knowledge.yaml',
u'job:\n plant: northgate\n')
rows = configdump.layer_values(None)
plant_rows = [row for row in rows if row[0] == 'plant']
assert len(plant_rows) == 1
label, path, exists, data = plant_rows[0]
assert exists is True
assert data == {}
assert '_plant_unreadable' not in data
def test_an_empty_layer_file_is_not_reported_as_a_problem(
fake_designspec, yaml_on_host):
"""The opposite fixture: a plant file that IS there and genuinely sets
nothing. `layer_problems()` must stay silent about it -- this is the
'sets nothing' case the dump must still be able to say, unconfused with
the unreadable one above."""
folder = fake_designspec._plant_root / 'northgate'
folder.mkdir()
_write(folder / 'knowledge.yaml', u'')
_write(fake_designspec._job_dir / 'knowledge.yaml',
u'job:\n plant: northgate\n')
assert configdump.layer_problems(None) == []
rows = configdump.layer_values(None)
plant_rows = [row for row in rows if row[0] == 'plant']
assert len(plant_rows) == 1
label, path, exists, data = plant_rows[0]
assert exists is True
assert data == {}
def test_layer_problems_is_empty_when_every_layer_reads_clean(
fake_designspec, yaml_on_host):
_write(fake_designspec._job_dir / 'knowledge.yaml',
u'scope:\n declared_by: Will\n')
assert configdump.layer_problems(None) == []
def test_unreadable_layer_banner_names_the_path_and_quotes_the_message():
banner = configdump.unreadable_layer_banner(
[('plant', 'C:/plants/northgate/knowledge.yaml',
'Duplicate key: cap_label at line 812')])
assert 'plant' in banner
assert 'C:/plants/northgate/knowledge.yaml' in banner
assert 'Duplicate key: cap_label at line 812' in banner
assert 'COULD NOT BE READ' in banner
# visually distinct from the ordinary "layer sets nothing" case -- not
# merely present, but explicit that this is not that
assert 'EXACTLY like a layer that agrees with the defaults' in banner
def test_unreadable_layer_banner_is_empty_string_with_no_problems():
assert configdump.unreadable_layer_banner([]) == u''
def test_build_marks_an_unreadable_layer_in_its_own_header_line(
fake_designspec, yaml_on_host):
"""The per-layer summary line `build()` writes into its header, built by
`_layer_status_suffix()`, must not read the same for an unreadable layer
as for one that is simply absent or that read clean -- all three are
different facts. Exercised through the real `_layer_rows()` +
`_layer_status_suffix()` pair `build()` itself uses, not a re-implemented
copy of the logic."""
folder = fake_designspec._plant_root / 'northgate'
folder.mkdir()
_write(folder / 'knowledge.yaml', _DUPLICATE)
_write(fake_designspec._job_dir / 'knowledge.yaml',
u'job:\n plant: northgate\n')
rows = configdump._layer_rows(None)
plant_row = [row for row in rows if row[0] == 'plant'][0]
_label, _path, exists, _data, unreadable = plant_row
suffix = configdump._layer_status_suffix(exists, unreadable)
assert '!! UNREADABLE !!' in suffix
assert '-- not present' not in suffix
def test_layer_status_suffix_the_three_facts_never_collapse():
assert configdump._layer_status_suffix(True, None) == u''
assert configdump._layer_status_suffix(False, None) == u' -- not present'
assert configdump._layer_status_suffix(True, 'boom') == \
u' !! UNREADABLE !!'
# a layer cannot be both absent and unreadable, but if that ever became
# possible the loud fact must win, not the quiet one
assert configdump._layer_status_suffix(False, 'boom') == \
u' !! UNREADABLE !!'
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for vibe.configmodel -- the Revit-free half of the config editor.
Everything the Project Config button does except talking to Revit and drawing
a dialog lives in `configmodel`: which settings exist, what layer each value
came from, whether a value is legal, and the splice that writes one key into a
YAML file without disturbing the thousand lines of comments around it. All of
that is testable here, on host CPython, with no model and no licence -- which
is the point of keeping it out of the button script.
The layer fixtures below are the shape `configdump.layer_values()` returns:
(label, path, exists, data), in merge order.
"""
import pytest
from vibe import configmodel
def layers(defaults=None, catalogue=None, plant=None, job=None, config=None,
missing=()):
rows = [('defaults', None, True, defaults or {}),
('catalogue', 'C:/repo/catalogue.yaml', 'catalogue' not in missing,
catalogue or {}),
('plant', 'C:/plant/knowledge.yaml', 'plant' not in missing,
plant or {}),
('job', 'C:/job/knowledge.yaml', 'job' not in missing, job or {})]
if config is not None:
rows.append(('config', 'C:/job/project-config.yaml', True, config))
return rows
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the inventory
def test_every_setting_is_either_editable_or_says_why_not():
for row in configmodel.SETTINGS:
assert row['edit'] in ('job', 'ro')
if row['edit'] == 'ro':
assert row['why'], '{0} is read-only with no reason'.format(
row['key'])
def test_the_plant_layer_is_not_editable_from_here():
"""The ruling: plant edits do not happen in this button, at all."""
keys = [row['key'] for row in configmodel.editable()]
for plant_only in ('handling.lifter_groups', 'lifters.capacity_lb',
'lifters.catalogue_alias', 'handling.python_exe'):
assert plant_only not in keys
def test_parameters_are_shown_even_though_they_are_not_edited():
assert 'parameters' in [name for name, _note in configmodel.SUBTREES]
def test_the_lifter_factors_of_safety_are_shown_not_edited():
# The paths are `catalogue.safety_factors.*`, not `rigging.*`. `rigging`
# is the shape of panellift's JOB FILE, which liftexport generates -- it
# was never a knowledge path, and while these rows named it they pointed
# at a key no layer declared. Corrected 2026-08-30 after a knowledge/code
# drift audit found it.
#
# AND BOTH ARE NULL as of 2026-08-31, so the `why` has to say null ON
# PURPOSE or the screen reads as an unfilled setting somebody should go
# and fill. The factors are per part now, inside the catalogue entries;
# this pair is only a fallback for hardware the catalogue does not cover.
for key in ('catalogue.safety_factors.tension_fos',
'catalogue.safety_factors.shear_fos'):
row = configmodel.setting(key)
assert row['edit'] == 'ro'
assert 'null on purpose' in row['why'].lower(), row['why']
assert 'fallback' in row['why'].lower(), row['why']
def test_the_factors_of_safety_are_not_offered_under_a_rigging_path():
# Regression: naming a key nothing declares makes the screen report it as
# unset forever, and no edit could ever reach it.
for gone in ('rigging.tension_fos', 'rigging.shear_fos'):
assert configmodel.setting(gone) is None
# ------------------------------------------------------------- provenance
def test_resolve_reports_the_winning_layer_and_the_whole_chain():
res = configmodel.resolve(
layers(defaults={'handling': {'rig_mode': 'rolling'}},
plant={'handling': {'rig_mode': 'static'}}),
'handling.rig_mode')
assert res['value'] == 'static'
assert res['layer'] == 'plant'
assert [label for label, _p, _v in res['chain']] == ['defaults', 'plant']
assert res['overrides'] == [('defaults', 'rolling')]
def test_a_layer_that_restates_a_value_is_not_an_override():
res = configmodel.resolve(
layers(defaults={'handling': {'finish': 'smooth'}},
job={'handling': {'finish': 'smooth'}}), 'handling.finish')
assert res['layer'] == 'job'
assert res['overrides'] == []
def test_a_setting_no_layer_mentions_says_so_rather_than_going_blank():
res = configmodel.resolve(layers(), 'handling.rig_mode')
assert res['known'] is False
assert configmodel.chip(res) == '?'
text = '\n'.join(configmodel.chain_lines(res))
assert 'NOT SET IN ANY LAYER' in text
def test_a_missing_layer_file_is_named_not_silently_skipped():
res = configmodel.resolve(
layers(defaults={'handling': {'finish': 'smooth'}}, missing=('plant',)),
'handling.finish')
assert res['missing'] == ['plant']
assert 'file not present' in '\n'.join(configmodel.chain_lines(res))
def test_the_config_layer_wins_and_the_chain_says_the_edit_will_not_reach():
res = configmodel.resolve(
layers(plant={'handling': {'rig_mode': 'static'}},
config={'handling': {'rig_mode': 'rolling'}}),
'handling.rig_mode')
assert res['layer'] == 'config'
text = '\n'.join(configmodel.chain_lines(res))
assert 'will NOT reach this model' in text
def test_a_read_only_setting_shows_its_reason_instead_of_an_edit_target():
res = configmodel.resolve(layers(), 'handling.python_exe')
text = '\n'.join(configmodel.chain_lines(res))
assert 'NOT EDITABLE HERE' in text
assert 'Editing target' not in text
def test_fast_lifter_box_is_never_shown_as_a_boolean():
assert configmodel.display_value('handling.fast_lifter_box', True) == 'fast'
assert configmodel.display_value('handling.fast_lifter_box',
False) == 'precise'
assert configmodel.to_stored('handling.fast_lifter_box', 'fast') is True
def test_no_value_ever_formats_as_an_empty_string():
for value in (None, '', [], {}, ' '):
assert configmodel.format_value(value).strip()
# ------------------------------------------------------------------- lists
def test_a_list_edit_says_it_replaces_and_names_what_was_replaced():
res = configmodel.resolve(
layers(defaults={'families': {'lifter_include': ['LIFT', 'LPA',
'ANCHOR']}},
plant={'families': {'lifter_include': ['LIFT', 'ANCHOR',
'A1', 'X1']}}),
'families.lifter_include')
text = '\n'.join(configmodel.replace_warning(res))
assert 'LISTS REPLACE' in text
assert 'already REPLACED defaults' in text
assert 'LPA' in text
assert configmodel.start_from(res) == ['LIFT', 'ANCHOR', 'A1', 'X1']
def test_start_from_is_empty_when_nothing_is_in_force():
assert configmodel.start_from(configmodel.resolve(
layers(), 'families.lifter_include')) == []
# -------------------------------------------------------------- entering
@pytest.mark.parametrize('text,expected', [
('3.5', 3.5), ('', None), ('null', None), (' 2 ', 2.0)])
def test_numbers_parse_and_blank_means_null(text, expected):
ok, value, _why = configmodel.parse_input('float', text)
assert ok and value == expected
def test_a_typo_in_a_choice_is_refused_not_guessed():
ok, _value, why = configmodel.parse_input(
'choice', 'static_lift', configmodel.RIG_MODES)
assert not ok and 'static_lift' in why
def test_a_list_is_entered_as_text_and_split_on_commas_and_lines():
ok, value, _why = configmodel.parse_input('list', 'LIFT, ANCHOR\n A1 ,')
assert ok and value == ['LIFT', 'ANCHOR', 'A1']
# ------------------------------------------------------------- validation
@pytest.mark.parametrize('key,value,ok', [
('handling.rig_mode', 'static', True),
('handling.rig_mode', 'static_lift', False),
('handling.group_tolerance_ft', 0.4, True),
('handling.group_tolerance_ft', 0.0, False),
('handling.group_tolerance_ft', None, False),
('handling.sling_angle_deg', 60.0, True),
('handling.sling_angle_deg', 91.0, False),
('handling.prestress_loss_pct', 8.0, True),
('handling.prestress_loss_pct', 100.0, False),
('handling.product_type', 'flat', True),
('handling.product_type', 'flatt', False),
('handling.dunnage.fraction', 0.21, True),
('handling.dunnage.fraction', 0.7, False),
('families.lifter_include', [], False),
('families.lifter_include', ['LIFT'], True),
])
def test_validation(key, value, ok):
assert bool(configmodel.validate(key, value)) is (not ok)
def test_fraction_mode_needs_a_fraction_that_is_already_set():
problems = configmodel.validate('handling.dunnage.mode', 'fraction',
{'handling': {'dunnage': {}}})
assert problems and 'fraction must be set' in problems[0]
assert not configmodel.validate(
'handling.dunnage.mode', 'fraction',
{'handling': {'dunnage': {'fraction': 0.2}}})
def test_a_stage_with_no_multiplier_needs_a_pci_case():
stages = [{'name': 'stripping', 'multiplier': None, 'strength': 'fci'}]
problems = configmodel.validate('handling.stages', stages)
assert any('pci_case' in p for p in problems)
def test_a_stage_naming_an_unknown_insert_group_is_refused():
know = {'handling': {'lifter_groups': {'face': {}}}}
stages = [{'name': 'strip', 'pci_case': 'stripping', 'strength': 'fci',
'groups': ['edge_top']}]
problems = configmodel.validate('handling.stages', stages, know)
assert any('edge_top' in p for p in problems)
def test_no_stage_enabled_is_refused():
stages = [{'name': 'strip', 'pci_case': 'stripping', 'strength': 'fci',
'enabled': False}]
assert any('at least one stage enabled' in p
for p in configmodel.validate('handling.stages', stages))
def test_a_wide_weight_tolerance_warns_but_does_not_refuse():
assert not configmodel.validate('handling.weight_tolerance', 0.08)
assert configmodel.warnings('handling.weight_tolerance', 0.08)
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the splice
JOB = u"""# A job knowledge file, comments and all.
rails:
# this job's left rail is not fixed
left_rail_is_fixed: false
handling:
# Where the reports go. Written by a person, kept by the splice.
report_dir: X:/somewhere/lifting
stages:
- name: stripping
pci_case: stripping
- name: erection
pci_case: yard
# a trailing comment about nothing
"""
def _parse(text):
from vibe import yamlkit
return yamlkit.parse(text)
def test_an_existing_scalar_is_replaced_and_the_comments_survive():
out = configmodel.splice(JOB, 'handling.report_dir', 'Y:/new')
assert _parse(out)['handling']['report_dir'] == 'Y:/new'
assert "this job's left rail is not fixed" in out
assert 'Where the reports go' in out
assert 'a trailing comment about nothing' in out
assert not configmodel.verify(JOB, out, 'handling.report_dir', 'Y:/new')
def test_a_new_key_lands_inside_the_parent_that_already_exists():
out = configmodel.splice(JOB, 'handling.rig_mode', 'static')
tree = _parse(out)
assert tree['handling']['rig_mode'] == 'static'
assert tree['handling']['report_dir'] == 'X:/somewhere/lifting'
assert len(tree['handling']['stages']) == 2
assert not configmodel.verify(JOB, out, 'handling.rig_mode', 'static')
def test_a_new_parent_is_appended_whole():
out = configmodel.splice(JOB, 'families.lifter_include', ['LIFT', 'A1'])
assert _parse(out)['families']['lifter_include'] == ['LIFT', 'A1']
assert not configmodel.verify(JOB, out, 'families.lifter_include',
['LIFT', 'A1'])
def test_a_new_key_three_deep_creates_the_nesting():
out = configmodel.splice(JOB, 'handling.dunnage.mode', 'fraction')
assert _parse(out)['handling']['dunnage']['mode'] == 'fraction'
assert not configmodel.verify(JOB, out, 'handling.dunnage.mode',
'fraction')
def test_replacing_a_block_replaces_the_whole_block():
stages = [{'name': 'strip', 'pci_case': 'stripping', 'rig_mode': 'static'}]
out = configmodel.splice(JOB, 'handling.stages', stages)
tree = _parse(out)
assert len(tree['handling']['stages']) == 1
assert tree['handling']['stages'][0]['rig_mode'] == 'static'
assert tree['handling']['report_dir'] == 'X:/somewhere/lifting'
assert not configmodel.verify(JOB, out, 'handling.stages', stages)
def test_the_note_is_written_above_the_value_and_not_stacked_on_re_edit():
res = configmodel.resolve(
layers(defaults={'handling': {'rig_mode': 'rolling'}}),
'handling.rig_mode')
note = configmodel.note_lines('handling.rig_mode', res, 'this yard strips '
'on fixed slings', when='2026-08-30')
once = configmodel.splice(JOB, 'handling.rig_mode', 'static', note)
assert ' # override: defaults says rolling' in once
assert 'fixed slings' in once
twice = configmodel.splice(once, 'handling.rig_mode', 'rolling', note)
assert twice.count('# override: defaults says rolling') == 1
def test_verify_catches_a_splice_that_changed_something_else():
good = configmodel.splice(JOB, 'handling.report_dir', 'Y:/new')
damaged = good.replace(' - name: erection\n', '')
assert configmodel.verify(JOB, damaged, 'handling.report_dir', 'Y:/new')
def test_verify_catches_an_edit_that_did_not_take():
assert configmodel.verify(JOB, JOB, 'handling.report_dir', 'Y:/new')
def test_the_write_is_refused_when_the_two_readers_disagree():
assert configmodel.reader_disagreement(
{'handling': {'rig_mode': 'static'}},
{'handling': {'rig_mode': 'rolling'}}, 'handling.rig_mode')
assert configmodel.reader_disagreement(
{}, {'handling': {'rig_mode': 'rolling'}}, 'handling.rig_mode')
# pyRevit's reader hands back strings; a string 8.0 and a float 8.0 are
# the same value written two ways, not a disagreement.
assert not configmodel.reader_disagreement(
{'handling': {'prestress_loss_pct': '8.0'}},
{'handling': {'prestress_loss_pct': 8.0}},
'handling.prestress_loss_pct')
# --------------------------------------------------- run-time options
def test_run_options_default_on_and_have_no_layers():
assert configmodel.default_run_options()['expensive_geometry'] is True
assert 'expensive_geometry' not in [row['key']
for row in configmodel.SETTINGS]
def test_run_options_round_trip_and_keep_a_key_from_a_newer_build():
text = configmodel.render_run_options({'expensive_geometry': False,
'something_new': 3})
out = configmodel.read_run_options(text)
assert out['expensive_geometry'] is False
assert out['something_new'] == 3
assert 'NOT knowledge' in text
def test_missing_run_options_file_means_every_default():
assert configmodel.read_run_options(None) == \
configmodel.default_run_options()
def test_a_replaced_key_is_never_left_as_a_second_copy():
"""The bug this caught: nesting level compared against a column count.
`report_dir` sits two spaces in at nesting level 1. Comparing those two
numbers directly says "not found", and the splice then appends a SECOND
`report_dir:` below the first -- a file that reads back correctly through
a last-wins parser and is wrong for a person.
"""
out = configmodel.splice(JOB, 'handling.report_dir', 'Y:/new')
assert out.count('report_dir:') == 1
again = configmodel.splice(out, 'handling.report_dir', 'Z:/newer')
assert again.count('report_dir:') == 1
def test_run_options_round_trip_through_a_real_folder(tmp_path):
root = str(tmp_path)
assert configmodel.load_run_options(root) == \
configmodel.default_run_options()
configmodel.save_run_options(root, {'expensive_geometry': False})
assert configmodel.load_run_options(root)['expensive_geometry'] is False
assert configmodel.run_options_path(root).endswith('run-options.yaml')
# ------------------------------------- the position search, as a run option
def test_the_position_search_is_a_run_option_and_defaults_off():
"""OFF, by the owner's ruling of 2026-08-30 ("searching insert location
还是非常慢"). He re-checks pieces far more often than he asks where the
inserts should have gone, and the search is 93% of the run -- 12.6 s of
a 13.6 s median piece. The report always says when positions were not
computed, so OFF is visible, never silent; switching it on is one toggle
in ProjectConfig for the piece that wants the answer.
(This inverts the original default. The reasoning both ways is in
RUN_OPTIONS' own comment; the owner's usage decided it.)
"""
row = next((o for o in configmodel.RUN_OPTIONS
if o['key'] == 'recommend_positions'), None)
assert row is not None
assert row['default'] is False
def test_the_position_search_option_round_trips(tmp_path):
root = str(tmp_path)
configmodel.save_run_options(root, {'recommend_positions': False})
assert configmodel.load_run_options(root)['recommend_positions'] is False
text = configmodel.render_run_options({'recommend_positions': False})
assert 'recommend_positions' in text
def test_the_position_search_note_says_a_batch_never_runs_it():
"""The option governs the single-piece check only, and somebody reading
the file has to be told that rather than discovering it."""
row = configmodel.run_option('recommend_positions')
assert row is not None
assert 'BATCH' in row['note']
# ==================================================================
# checks.muted -- per-job check muting, typed on the config screen
# ==================================================================
#
# Owner, 2026-08-30: "让我可以注释掉一些check。比如说这个项目里面3.3我就想注释
# 掉。因为所有的panel都不会有这个,一直看着NOT_RUN我也糟心。"
#
# The feature removes rows from a checklist somebody signs, so every guard
# around it is a refusal, not a warning.
def test_a_map_is_typed_one_entry_per_line():
ok, value, why = configmodel.parse_input('map', '3.3 = no piece has one')
assert ok and why is None
assert value == {'3.3': 'no piece has one'}
def test_a_map_accepts_a_colon_and_splits_on_the_first_one_only():
"""The value is a sentence, and a sentence contains colons."""
ok, value, _why = configmodel.parse_input(
'map', '3.3: reason: this job has no release requirement')
assert ok
assert value == {'3.3': 'reason: this job has no release requirement'}
def test_a_map_reads_several_lines():
ok, value, _why = configmodel.parse_input(
'map', '3.3 = never applies\n5.3 = decided by hand here\n')
assert ok
assert value == {'3.3': 'never applies', '5.3': 'decided by hand here'}
def test_a_map_entry_with_no_reason_is_refused_at_the_keyboard():
ok, _value, why = configmodel.parse_input('map', '3.3')
assert not ok
assert 'value is REQUIRED' in why
def test_a_map_entry_with_an_empty_reason_is_refused():
ok, _value, why = configmodel.parse_input('map', '3.3 =')
assert not ok
assert 'no value' in why
def test_a_blank_map_clears_it():
ok, value, _why = configmodel.parse_input('map', '')
assert ok and value == {}
def test_muting_with_a_reason_validates():
assert configmodel.validate(
'checks.muted', {'3.3': 'no piece on this job has one'}) == []
def test_muting_with_no_reason_is_refused():
"""A row that vanished for a reason nobody wrote down reads as a bug."""
out = configmodel.validate('checks.muted', {'3.3': ''})
assert out
assert 'reason is' in out[0] or 'REQUIRED' in out[0]
def test_muting_a_number_that_is_not_a_checklist_item_is_refused():
out = configmodel.validate('checks.muted', {'9.9': 'typo'})
assert out
assert 'not a ticket-checklist item' in out[0]
def test_muting_must_be_a_map_not_a_list():
"""A list would not deep-merge across the layers, and carries no reason."""
out = configmodel.validate('checks.muted', ['3.3'])
assert out
assert 'map' in out[0]
def test_no_muting_at_all_is_fine():
assert configmodel.validate('checks.muted', {}) == []
assert configmodel.validate('checks.muted', None) == []
def test_muting_is_editable_on_the_config_screen():
"""It is a job decision with a reason, so it is made where the note is
written -- not typed into a YAML file with no provenance."""
row = configmodel.setting('checks.muted')
assert row is not None
assert row['edit'] == 'job'
assert row['kind'] == 'map'
assert row in configmodel.editable()
def test_muting_ships_empty():
"""Nothing is muted by default, and empty is the only honest default."""
from vibe import knowledge
assert knowledge.DEFAULTS['checks']['muted'] == {}
# ------------------------------------------------- maps the layers MERGE
#
# `knowledge._deep_update` recurses into a dict and assigns anything else, so a
# LIST replaces and a MAP merges. `resolve` answers for the first shape. Asking
# it about the second is what made the config window show one mute and hide
# another: with the plant muting 3.3 and the job muting 5.4 it answers
# `{'5.4': ...}`, and a screen built on that answer lets somebody "remove" a
# plant mute the merge puts straight back.
def _muted(plant=None, job=None, defaults=None):
def wrap(value):
return {'checks': {'muted': value}} if value is not None else {}
return layers(defaults=wrap(defaults), plant=wrap(plant), job=wrap(job))
def test_a_merged_map_keeps_every_layers_entries():
merged = configmodel.merged_map(
_muted(plant={'3.3': 'the plant never has one'},
job={'5.4': 'no mesh on this job'}), 'checks.muted')
assert sorted(merged) == ['3.3', '5.4']
assert merged['3.3']['layer'] == 'plant'
assert merged['5.4']['layer'] == 'job'
def test_resolve_alone_would_have_hidden_the_plant_entry():
"""The bug, pinned. `resolve` is right about a key that REPLACES and
wrong about one that merges, and the difference is invisible until two
layers have an opinion."""
given = _muted(plant={'3.3': 'plant'}, job={'5.4': 'job'})
assert configmodel.resolve(given, 'checks.muted')['value'] == \
{'5.4': 'job'}
assert sorted(configmodel.merged_map(given, 'checks.muted')) == \
['3.3', '5.4']
def test_a_later_layer_naming_the_same_entry_beats_it_and_says_what_it_beat():
merged = configmodel.merged_map(
_muted(plant={'3.3': 'plant reason'}, job={'3.3': 'job reason'}),
'checks.muted')
assert merged['3.3']['value'] == 'job reason'
assert merged['3.3']['layer'] == 'job'
assert merged['3.3']['overrides'] == [('plant', 'plant reason')]
def test_a_layer_that_sets_the_key_to_something_that_is_not_a_map_replaces():
"""Mirrors `_deep_update`'s sharp edge rather than smoothing it: a list
there really does wipe the map above it, and a merger that pretended
otherwise would describe a file the run does not read."""
merged = configmodel.merged_map(
_muted(plant={'3.3': 'plant'}, job=['5.4']), 'checks.muted')
assert merged == {}
def test_layer_map_is_this_files_own_entries_and_not_the_merge():
"""The splice baseline. Starting from the MERGE would copy the plant's
entries into the job file, where they would stop tracking the plant for
good -- silently, which is the only way this project ever gets hurt."""
given = _muted(plant={'3.3': 'plant'}, job={'5.4': 'job'})
assert configmodel.layer_map(given, 'checks.muted', 'job') == \
{'5.4': 'job'}
assert configmodel.layer_map(given, 'checks.muted', 'plant') == \
{'3.3': 'plant'}
def test_layer_map_is_empty_when_that_layer_never_mentions_the_key():
"""Empty is correct, not missing: `splice` creates a key that is not
there, and an edit has to start from nothing rather than from someone
else's map."""
assert configmodel.layer_map(_muted(plant={'3.3': 'plant'}),
'checks.muted', 'job') == {}
def test_the_chip_for_a_merged_map_never_names_one_layer_as_the_owner():
two = configmodel.merged_map(_muted(plant={'3.3': 'a'}, job={'5.4': 'b'}),
'checks.muted')
one = configmodel.merged_map(_muted(plant={'3.3': 'a'}), 'checks.muted')
assert configmodel.map_chip(two) == '+'
assert configmodel.map_layers(two) == ['plant', 'job']
assert configmodel.map_chip(one) == 'P'
assert configmodel.map_chip({}) == '?'
def test_a_merged_map_formats_with_the_layer_beside_each_entry():
merged = configmodel.merged_map(_muted(plant={'3.3': 'a'},
job={'5.4': 'b'}), 'checks.muted')
assert configmodel.format_merged_map(merged) == \
'2 entries: 3.3 (plant), 5.4 (job)'
assert configmodel.format_merged_map({}) == '(nothing)'
def test_only_the_keys_declared_as_merging_are_treated_that_way():
assert configmodel.merges('checks.muted') is True
assert configmodel.merges('families.lifter_include') is False
# ------------------------------------------------ the note over a merged map
def test_the_note_over_a_merged_map_never_calls_it_an_override():
"""A job entry ADDS to what the plant muted; it does not displace it.
"# override: plant says 2 keys" would be a sentence that is simply
untrue, in the one place a reader has left six months later."""
res = configmodel.resolve(_muted(plant={'3.3': 'a'}), 'checks.muted')
body = '\n'.join(configmodel.note_lines('checks.muted', res, 'because',
when='2026-08-30'))
assert 'override:' not in body
assert 'merged:' in body
assert 'plant sets entries here too' in body
def test_a_merged_map_note_is_not_stacked_on_re_edit():
text = "checks:\n muted:\n '3.3': a\n"
res = configmodel.resolve(_muted(job={'3.3': 'a'}), 'checks.muted')
note = configmodel.note_lines('checks.muted', res, 'first',
when='2026-08-30')
once = configmodel.splice(text, 'checks.muted', {'3.3': 'b'}, note)
twice = configmodel.splice(once, 'checks.muted', {'3.3': 'c'},
configmodel.note_lines('checks.muted', res,
'second',
when='2026-08-30'))
assert twice.count('# merged:') == once.count('# merged:')
assert 'first' not in twice
def test_the_continuation_note_line_is_recognised_and_not_stacked():
"""`# (defaults said X)` was not in `_NOTE`, so the upward walk stopped on
it and every re-edit of a key more than one layer had touched stacked
another block of notes on the last -- leaving the OLDEST, the wrong one,
readable at the top."""
given = layers(defaults={'handling': {'rig_mode': 'rolling'}},
plant={'handling': {'rig_mode': 'static'}})
res = configmodel.resolve(given, 'handling.rig_mode')
assert res['overrides'] == [('defaults', 'rolling')]
text = 'handling:\n rig_mode: static\n'
once = configmodel.splice(text, 'handling.rig_mode', 'rolling',
configmodel.note_lines('handling.rig_mode', res,
'first',
when='2026-08-30'))
twice = configmodel.splice(once, 'handling.rig_mode', 'static',
configmodel.note_lines('handling.rig_mode', res,
'second',
when='2026-08-30'))
assert twice.count('(defaults said rolling)') == 1
assert 'first' not in twice
def test_a_merged_map_splices_and_verifies_like_any_other_key():
text = "job:\n name: sample_job\n\nchecks:\n muted:\n '3.3': a\n"
after = configmodel.splice(text, 'checks.muted',
{'3.3': 'a', '5.4': 'b'}, ['# note'])
assert configmodel.verify(text, after, 'checks.muted',
{'3.3': 'a', '5.4': 'b'}) == []
assert 'sample_job' in after
# ------------------------------------- one reader seeing less than the other
WRAPPED = """job:
name: sample_job
details:
marks_seen:
parts: [P76, P89,
SP29, SP30]
snapshot:
detached_dir: null
"""
def test_a_reader_that_stops_early_is_reported_as_that_and_not_as_one_key():
"""THE DEFECT. The owner set `snapshot.detached_dir` from the window and
was told "the two YAML readers disagree about snapshot.detached_dir. This
file has to be edited by hand." Both halves were true and neither was
useful: nothing is wrong with that key.
What had happened is that the editor's reader STOPPED READING at a `[...]`
list wrapped over two lines, and `snapshot` -- three sections further down
-- was simply not in its tree. Every key past the cut would have produced
the same message and sent him to the same wrong place.
"""
theirs = {'job': {'name': 'sample_job'},
'details': {'marks_seen': {'parts': ['P76']}},
'snapshot': {'detached_dir': None}}
ours = {'job': {'name': 'sample_job'}}
body = '\n'.join(configmodel.reader_coverage(theirs, ours, WRAPPED))
assert 'cannot see all of this file' in body
assert 'snapshot' in body
assert 'NOTHING HAS BEEN WRITTEN' in body
def test_the_coverage_check_names_the_wrapped_list_as_the_likely_cause():
body = '\n'.join(configmodel.reader_coverage(
{'snapshot': {'detached_dir': None}}, {}, WRAPPED))
assert 'more than one line' in body
assert 'line 6' in body # `parts: [P76, P89,`
def test_a_wrapped_flow_list_is_found_and_a_closed_one_is_not():
assert configmodel.wrapped_flow_lines(
'a:\n parts: [P76, P89,\n SP29]\n') == [2]
assert configmodel.wrapped_flow_lines('a:\n parts: [P76, P89]\n') == []
# A comment is not a finding: nothing reads it.
assert configmodel.wrapped_flow_lines('# parts: [P76,\n') == []
def test_two_readers_that_see_the_same_file_report_nothing():
same = {'snapshot': {'detached_dir': None}, 'job': {'name': 'sample_job'}}
assert configmodel.reader_coverage(same, dict(same), WRAPPED) == []
def test_the_coverage_check_says_the_cause_is_unknown_rather_than_guessing():
"""It scans for ONE shape. A file that stops being readable for another
reason must not be told it has a wrapped list in it."""
body = '\n'.join(configmodel.reader_coverage(
{'snapshot': {'detached_dir': None}}, {}, 'job:\n name: x\n'))
assert 'has to be found by hand' in body
assert 'more than one line' not in body
# ============================================================================
# `checks.not_applicable` / `checks.only_applies_to` -- refused at the door
# ============================================================================
#
# Belt and braces with the resolver, exactly as `checks.muted` is: a
# knowledge file may be edited by hand and never come through this screen, so
# the run-time side refuses the same shapes and prints the refusal on the
# report. Both halves have to exist, because either one alone lets somebody
# believe a safety check is off while it is on.
def _entry(**over):
got = {'applies': False,
'not_applicable_because': 'no piece here has one',
'not_applicable_since': '2026-08-31'}
got.update(over)
return got
def test_a_good_declaration_is_accepted():
assert configmodel.validate(
'checks.not_applicable', {'3.3': {'any': _entry()}}) == []
def test_a_bare_list_is_refused_because_it_cannot_merge():
said = configmodel.validate('checks.not_applicable', ['3.3'])
assert said and 'DELETE' in said[0]
def test_a_number_that_is_not_a_checklist_item_is_refused():
said = configmodel.validate('checks.not_applicable',
{'9.9': {'any': _entry()}})
assert any('not a ticket-checklist item' in s for s in said)
def test_a_reasonless_or_dateless_declaration_is_refused():
assert configmodel.validate(
'checks.not_applicable',
{'3.3': {'any': _entry(not_applicable_because='')}})
assert configmodel.validate(
'checks.not_applicable',
{'3.3': {'any': _entry(not_applicable_since='soon')}})
def test_a_condition_naming_no_declared_panel_type_is_refused():
"""It would match nothing, ever, and matching nothing is exactly what it
would look like it did."""
know = {'panel_types': {'types': {'insulated': {}, 'solid': {}}}}
said = configmodel.validate('checks.not_applicable',
{'3.3': {'sandwich': _entry()}}, know)
assert any('no declared panel type' in s for s in said)
assert configmodel.validate('checks.not_applicable',
{'3.3': {'insulated': _entry()}}, know) == []
# `any` is always legal: it is the whole-plant axis, not a type.
assert configmodel.validate('checks.not_applicable',
{'3.3': {'any': _entry()}}, know) == []
def test_scoping_a_row_to_any_is_refused_at_the_door_too():
said = configmodel.validate('checks.only_applies_to', {'3.3': {'any': {
'scoped': True, 'scoped_because': 'x', 'scoped_since': '2026-08-31'}}})
assert any('not a scope' in s for s in said)
def test_a_scope_needs_its_own_reason_and_date():
said = configmodel.validate('checks.only_applies_to', {'3.3': {
'insulated': {'scoped': True}}})
assert said and 'REQUIRED' in said[0]
# --------------------------------- which FILE the plant/public layer reads
def test_knowledge_source_keys_are_the_two_the_owner_named():
keys = [key for key, _label in configmodel.KNOWLEDGE_SOURCE_KEYS]
assert keys == ['knowledge_sources.plant_file',
'knowledge_sources.public_file']
def test_a_missing_file_is_refused_never_written_quietly(tmp_path):
"""CLAUDE.md's rule for `_config_missing` / `_plant_missing`, carried to
the per-job pointer this window writes: a chosen file that is not there
must be a loud, named refusal."""
gone = str(tmp_path / 'nope.yaml')
for key in ('knowledge_sources.plant_file', 'knowledge_sources.public_file'):
said = configmodel.validate(key, gone)
assert said, key
assert repr(gone) in said[0]
assert 'does not exist' in said[0]
def test_a_real_file_is_accepted(tmp_path):
real = tmp_path / 'plant.yaml'
real.write_text(u'lifters: {}\n', encoding='utf-8')
for key in ('knowledge_sources.plant_file', 'knowledge_sources.public_file'):
assert configmodel.validate(key, str(real)) == []
def test_a_blank_value_is_never_refused_it_means_go_back_to_default():
for key in ('knowledge_sources.plant_file', 'knowledge_sources.public_file'):
assert configmodel.validate(key, None) == []
assert configmodel.validate(key, '') == []
def test_knowledge_source_problems_is_silent_when_never_set():
"""No layer mentions the key -- every install before this feature
existed. Not a problem."""
assert configmodel.knowledge_source_problems(layers()) == []
def test_knowledge_source_problems_is_silent_when_explicitly_cleared():
"""`known=True` with a `None` value is a decision made in the window --
distinct from `known=False`, and neither is a problem."""
job = {'knowledge_sources': {'plant_file': None}}
problems = configmodel.knowledge_source_problems(layers(job=job))
assert problems == []
def test_knowledge_source_problems_names_a_pointer_that_is_gone():
job = {'knowledge_sources': {'plant_file': 'C:/nowhere/knowledge.yaml'}}
problems = configmodel.knowledge_source_problems(layers(job=job))
assert len(problems) == 1
key, label, path = problems[0]
assert key == 'knowledge_sources.plant_file'
assert label == 'Plant knowledge file'
assert path == 'C:/nowhere/knowledge.yaml'
def test_knowledge_source_problems_is_silent_when_the_file_is_really_there(
tmp_path):
real = tmp_path / 'catalogue.yaml'
real.write_text(u'inserts: {}\n', encoding='utf-8')
job = {'knowledge_sources': {'public_file': str(real)}}
assert configmodel.knowledge_source_problems(layers(job=job)) == []
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The full view of the configuration: label-first, and what opens itself.
`vibe.configpage` is the SECONDARY surface of the Project Config button. The
button itself is a four-module window of controls (`vibe.configform`); this is
the "Full view" behind it -- every setting, every layer, and the provenance of
every value -- printed to the output panel and written whole to a file beside
the model. It has no Revit in it: the button passes in the layers it read, and
everything below is that contract exercised on host CPython.
Two of these tests are regressions for defects the owner hit on one press on
2026-08-30, and they are assertions rather than comments because both read as
cosmetic and neither was:
* `test_no_row_is_named_by_its_dotted_key` -- the screen offered
`handling.report_dir` as the name of an option when the row had carried
the label "Report folder" all along.
* `test_*_opens_itself` -- the fold contract: if nothing below the headline
is open, nothing below needs the reader. A section that opens has to say
why in a sentence.
And one is the seam with the window: `test_every_row_says_where_it_is_changed`
keeps the two surfaces from becoming two answers to the same question.
"""
from vibe import configmodel
from vibe import configpage
from vibe import foldreport as fold
# --------------------------------------------------------------- the fixture
def _tree(pairs):
out = {}
for key, value in pairs:
node = out
parts = key.split('.')
for part in parts[:-1]:
node = node.setdefault(part, {})
node[parts[-1]] = value
return out
def _sample(row):
"""A type-appropriate value for one SETTINGS row."""
kind = row['kind']
if kind == 'choice':
return (row['choices'] or ('fast',))[0]
if kind == 'bool':
return True
if kind in ('float', 'int'):
return 2 if kind == 'int' else 2.5
if kind == 'list':
return ['ANCHOR_FACE_4T']
if kind == 'map':
return {'3.3': 'no piece on this job has one'}
if kind == 'stages':
return [{'name': 'stripping', 'pci_case': 'stripping',
'strength': 'fci'}]
return 'something'
def _full():
return _tree([(row['key'], _sample(row)) for row in configmodel.SETTINGS])
def layers(defaults=None, plant=None, job=None, config=None,
plant_exists=True):
"""[(label, path, exists, data)] the way `configdump.layer_values` gives
it, with the project config layer added only when there is one."""
out = [('defaults', None, True, defaults if defaults is not None
else _full()),
('catalogue', 'C:/tool/catalogue.yaml', True, {}),
('plant', 'C:/plant/knowledge.yaml', plant_exists, plant or {}),
('job', 'C:/job/knowledge.yaml', True, job or {})]
if config is not None:
out.append(('config', 'C:/job/sample_job-config.yaml', True, config))
return out
def rendered(**over):
kwargs = {'title': 'sample_job', 'layers': layers(),
'job_path': 'C:/job/knowledge.yaml',
'env': [('WILLTOOLS_KNOWLEDGE', '(not set)')],
'run_options': {}, 'run_options_path': 'C:/job/run-options.yaml',
'locations': {'report_dir': 'C:/job/reports'},
'report_dir': 'C:/job/reports',
'subtrees': [('parameters', 'the office template',
[('member.control_number', 'Control Number',
'plant')])],
'muted': {}}
kwargs.update(over)
return configpage.render(**kwargs)
def by_key(sections):
return dict((section.key, section) for section in sections)
# ----------------------------------------------------------------- the rows
def test_rows_keep_a_stable_position():
rows = configpage.editable_rows(layers())
assert [row['n'] for row in rows] == list(range(1, len(rows) + 1))
def test_every_editable_setting_is_on_the_page_exactly_once():
rows = configpage.editable_rows(layers())
keys = [row['key'] for row in rows]
assert keys == [row['key'] for row in configmodel.editable()]
assert len(set(keys)) == len(keys)
def test_no_row_is_named_by_its_dotted_key():
"""The defect: the button offered `handling.report_dir` as an option name.
Every SETTINGS row carries a human label and this is what makes sure the
page uses it. The key is still on the row -- it is what somebody grepping
the YAML needs -- but it is never the name.
"""
for row in configpage.editable_rows(layers()):
assert row['label'], row['key']
assert row['label'] != row['key']
assert '.' not in row['label'] or ' ' in row['label']
def test_rows_group_under_the_human_section_names():
rows = configpage.editable_rows(layers())
groups = configpage.group_rows(rows)
names = [name for name, _rows in groups]
assert names == [name for name in configmodel.sections()
if any(row['section'] == name for row in rows)]
assert 'Output' in names
# A section name is prose, not a path fragment.
for name in names:
assert '.' not in name
def test_grouping_preserves_the_settings_order():
rows = configpage.editable_rows(layers())
seen = []
for _name, group in configpage.group_rows(rows):
seen.extend([row['n'] for row in group])
assert seen == sorted(seen)
# ------------------------------------------------------------- value_text()
def test_an_unknown_value_is_a_sentence_and_never_a_blank():
res = configmodel.resolve(layers(defaults={}), 'handling.rig_mode')
assert not res['known']
assert configpage.value_text('handling.rig_mode', res) == \
configpage.NOT_SET
assert configpage.value_text('handling.rig_mode', res).strip()
def test_fast_precise_is_shown_the_way_the_config_file_writes_it():
tree = _full()
tree['handling']['fast_lifter_box'] = False
res = configmodel.resolve(layers(defaults=tree),
'handling.fast_lifter_box')
assert configpage.value_text('handling.fast_lifter_box', res) == 'precise'
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the headline
def test_the_headline_is_first_and_is_never_folded():
sections = rendered()
assert sections[0].headline is True
assert sections[0].is_open is True
assert all(not section.headline for section in sections[1:])
def test_the_headline_is_label_first_with_the_key_as_small_print():
sections = rendered()
tables = [block for block in sections[0].blocks if block[0] == fold.TABLE]
assert tables
columns = tables[0][1]
assert columns[0] == 'setting'
assert columns[-1] == 'key'
first = tables[0][2][0]
assert first[0] != first[-1] # the label is not the key
assert first[-1].startswith('`') # the key is reference small print
def test_every_row_says_where_it_is_changed():
"""The column that makes this page the other half of the four-module
window instead of a second, competing surface."""
sections = rendered(placement={'handling.rig_mode': 'Lifting and handling'})
table = [b for b in sections[0].blocks if b[0] == fold.TABLE][0]
assert table[1][-2] == 'change it in'
wheres = set(row[-2] for row in table[2])
assert 'Lifting and handling' in wheres or 'the file' in wheres
for row in table[2]:
assert row[-2], 'a blank here reads as "nowhere"'
def test_a_setting_no_box_carries_says_it_is_changed_in_the_file():
sections = rendered(placement={})
table = [b for b in sections[0].blocks if b[0] == fold.TABLE][0]
assert set(row[-2] for row in table[2]) == set(['the file'])
def test_without_a_placement_the_column_is_simply_empty():
"""The page still renders for a caller that has no window to point at."""
sections = rendered()
table = [b for b in sections[0].blocks if b[0] == fold.TABLE][0]
assert set(row[-2] for row in table[2]) == set([''])
def test_the_headline_says_where_the_edit_goes():
text = '\n'.join(block[1] for block in rendered()[0].blocks
if block[0] == fold.MD)
assert 'C:/job/knowledge.yaml' in text
assert 'job layer' in text
def test_a_build_note_reaches_the_top_of_the_page():
text = '\n'.join(block[1] for block in
rendered(notes=['restart for the full view'])[0].blocks
if block[0] == fold.MD)
assert 'restart for the full view' in text
# -------------------------------------------------- what opens itself, and why
def test_nothing_opens_when_nothing_is_wrong():
for section in rendered()[1:]:
assert section.problem is None, section.key
assert section.is_open is False
def test_a_setting_no_layer_sets_opens_its_own_section():
tree = _full()
del tree['handling']['sling_angle_deg']
sections = by_key(rendered(layers=layers(defaults=tree)))
assert 'unknown' in sections
assert sections['unknown'].is_open
assert 'nothing in any layer decides' in sections['unknown'].problem
def test_a_missing_layer_file_opens_the_layers_section():
sections = by_key(rendered(layers=layers(plant_exists=False)))
assert sections['layers'].is_open
assert 'plant' in sections['layers'].problem
def test_a_live_config_file_opens_its_own_section_and_names_what_it_decides():
given = layers(config={'handling': {'rig_mode': 'rolling'}})
sections = by_key(rendered(layers=given, rows=None,
config_path='C:/job/sample_job-config.yaml'))
assert sections['config'].is_open
assert 'NOT' in sections['config'].problem
body = '\n'.join(block[1] for block in sections['config'].blocks
if block[0] == fold.MD)
assert 'sample_job-config.yaml' in body
def test_a_missing_config_file_says_so_rather_than_falling_back_quietly():
sections = by_key(rendered(config_path='C:/gone/config.yaml',
config_missing=True))
assert 'MISSING' in sections['config'].problem
def test_the_config_chip_marks_the_rows_the_file_decides():
given = layers(config={'handling': {'rig_mode': 'rolling'}})
rows = configpage.editable_rows(given)
marked = configpage.config_rows(rows)
assert [row['key'] for row in marked] == ['handling.rig_mode']
assert marked[0]['chip'] == '!'
def test_muted_items_open_their_section_and_are_listed_with_the_reason():
sections = by_key(rendered(muted={'3.3': 'no piece on this job has one'}))
assert sections['muted'].is_open
assert '1 checklist item' in sections['muted'].problem
rows = [block for block in sections['muted'].blocks
if block[0] == fold.TABLE][0][2]
assert rows[0][0] == '3.3'
assert 'no piece' in rows[0][1]
def test_an_unmapped_parameter_tree_opens_and_says_the_checks_go_quiet():
sections = by_key(rendered(subtrees=[('parameters', 'the template', [])]))
assert sections['params'].is_open
assert 'do not run' in sections['params'].problem
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the read-only
def test_every_read_only_setting_carries_the_sentence_saying_why():
section = by_key(rendered())['readonly']
body = '\n'.join(block[1] for block in section.blocks
if block[0] == fold.MD)
for row in configmodel.read_only():
assert row['label'] in body
assert (row['why'] or '')[:40] in body
def test_the_read_only_table_is_label_first_with_the_key_alongside():
section = by_key(rendered())['readonly']
table = [block for block in section.blocks if block[0] == fold.TABLE][0]
assert table[1][0] == 'setting'
assert table[1][-1] == 'key'
for row in table[2]:
assert row[0] != row[-1]
# ------------------------------------------------------- one setting up close
# --------------------------------------------------------- the render itself
def test_the_whole_page_renders_as_text_with_nothing_folded():
body = fold.text(rendered(), show_all=True)
assert 'Configuration of sample_job' in body
for section in rendered()[1:]:
assert section.title.replace('&mdash;', '--') in body
def test_the_folded_half_renders_as_one_line_of_html():
"""`print_html` is a `print(..., end='')` into the panel's stream and every
newline in it starts a new output entry, which would cut a div in half."""
body = fold.html(rendered()[1:])
assert body
assert '\n' not in body
def test_a_pipe_in_a_typed_reason_cannot_split_a_table_row():
sections = by_key(rendered(muted={'3.3': 'a | b'}))
rows = [block for block in sections['muted'].blocks
if block[0] == fold.TABLE][0][2]
assert '|' not in rows[0][1]
assert '&#124;' in rows[0][1]
def test_the_page_names_the_file_it_was_also_written_to():
body = fold.text(rendered(full_path='C:/job/config/last-page.txt'))
assert 'last-page.txt' in body
def test_every_section_has_a_summary_so_folded_is_not_gone():
for section in rendered()[1:]:
assert section.summary or section.problem, section.key
# ------------------------------------------- the muted section, and its seam
def _mute_rows(*rows):
"""`configform.mute_table` output, spelled out rather than imported.
The page takes these as DATA and never builds them: they need the ticket
checklist table, which `configpage` has no business loading. Writing the
shape here is what keeps that contract visible.
"""
out = []
for number, name, reason, layer, editable in rows:
out.append({'number': number, 'name': name, 'grade': 'A',
'known': not name.startswith('('), 'muted': True,
'reason': reason, 'layer': layer, 'editable': editable,
'why_not': None if editable else 'set by ' + layer,
'falls_back': None})
return out
def test_the_muted_section_says_where_the_control_is():
"""The defect this is for: he went looking for the mute control twice and
did not find it, and this page -- the one surface that lists what is
muted -- said nothing at all about where muting is done."""
section = by_key(rendered(muted={'3.3': 'no piece has one'}))['muted']
body = '\n'.join(block[1] for block in section.blocks
if block[0] == fold.MD)
assert 'Ticket QC' in body
assert 'speaker' in body
def test_the_muted_section_says_the_check_still_runs():
"""Muting is a volume control, not a switch. A page that showed a mute
without saying that would leave the reader believing a check was off."""
section = by_key(rendered(muted={'3.3': 'no piece has one'}))['muted']
body = '\n'.join(block[1] for block in section.blocks
if block[0] == fold.MD)
assert 'does not stop a check' in body
assert 'never quietened' in body.lower()
assert 'still RUNS' in section.problem or 'still' in section.problem
def test_a_mute_this_window_cannot_remove_is_named_with_its_layer():
rows = _mute_rows(('3.3', 'release ratio', 'the plant never has one',
'plant', False))
section = by_key(rendered(muted={'3.3': 'the plant never has one'},
muted_rows=rows))['muted']
table = [block for block in section.blocks if block[0] == fold.TABLE][0]
assert table[1] == ['item', 'checklist row',
'why this job never has one', 'set by']
assert table[2][0][3] == 'plant'
body = '\n'.join(block[1] for block in section.blocks
if block[0] == fold.MD)
assert 'not the job layer' in body
assert 'MERGE' in body
def test_a_muted_number_that_is_no_checklist_item_opens_the_section():
"""It mutes nothing, and nothing is what it looks like it did."""
rows = _mute_rows(('9.9', '(not a checklist item -- this mutes nothing)',
'typed by hand', 'job', True))
section = by_key(rendered(muted={'9.9': 'typed by hand'},
muted_rows=rows))['muted']
assert section.is_open
assert 'mute NOTHING' in section.problem
def test_the_muted_section_still_renders_from_the_flat_map_alone():
"""Every older caller hands over `muted` and no rows. The section must
fall back rather than lose the list."""
section = by_key(rendered(muted={'3.3': 'no piece has one'}))['muted']
table = [block for block in section.blocks if block[0] == fold.TABLE][0]
assert table[1] == ['item', 'why this job never has one']
assert table[2][0][0] == '3.3'
# ------------------------------------------------ the chip on a merged map
def test_a_key_the_layers_merge_is_never_chipped_to_one_layer():
"""`resolve` names the last layer that set an entry as though it owned
all of them. `J` on a map the plant also writes is the same lie as a
silent override, one level down."""
given = layers(plant={'checks': {'muted': {'3.3': 'plant'}}},
job={'checks': {'muted': {'5.4': 'job'}}})
row = [r for r in configpage.editable_rows(given)
if r['key'] == 'checks.muted'][0]
assert row['chip'] == '+'
assert row['res']['layer'] == 'plant + job'
assert '3.3 (plant)' in row['value']
assert '5.4 (job)' in row['value']
def test_the_legend_explains_the_merged_chip():
"""A chip nobody can look up is a chip that reads as a bug."""
assert '`+`' in configpage.LEGEND
assert 'MERGE' in configpage.LEGEND
def test_a_merged_map_no_layer_sets_still_says_not_set():
given = layers(defaults={}, plant={}, job={})
row = [r for r in configpage.editable_rows(given)
if r['key'] == 'checks.muted'][0]
assert row['chip'] == '?'
assert row['value'] == configpage.NOT_SET
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for `tools/deckcheck.py`.
Loaded by path, like `test_knowledge_drift.py` and `test_snapshot_defer.py`:
this is host CPython code sitting in a repository whose extension is
IronPython 2.7, and `conftest.py` in this folder registers the bare `vibe`
stub every one of these imports relies on.
The regression this exists to catch, spelled out as a test rather than left
as a paragraph: incident 1 in `tools/deckcheck.py`'s own docstring --
`test_regression_catalogue_value_changed_after_export_is_named_stale` builds
a deck frozen against an OLD catalogue rating, changes the catalogue the way
the 2026-09-01 P76 correction did, and asserts the STALE finding names the
mark and the field rather than passing silently.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import io
import json
import os
import sys
import pytest
import yaml
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(
os.path.abspath(__file__))))
TOOLS = os.path.join(ROOT, 'tools')
if TOOLS not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, TOOLS)
from vibe import knowledge # noqa: E402 (registers the vibe stub)
from vibe import plantpath # noqa: E402
deckcheck = pytest.importorskip('deckcheck')
D = deckcheck
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ helpers
def _write_yaml(path, data):
if not os.path.isdir(os.path.dirname(path)):
os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(path))
with io.open(path, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
yaml.safe_dump(data, fh)
def _write_json(path, data):
if not os.path.isdir(os.path.dirname(path)):
os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(path))
with io.open(path, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
json.dump(data, fh)
def _lifter(mark='M1', family='TESTLIFT', **extra):
row = {'mark': mark, 'family': family, 'x': 0.0, 'y': 0.0,
'pinned': False, 'pinned_y': False, 'on_edge': False,
'capacity_lb': None, 'shear_capacity_lb': None,
'basis_fc_psi': None, 'min_edge_distance_in': None,
'tension_fos': None, 'shear_fos': None}
row.update(extra)
return row
def _deck(mark='WP1', lifters=None, stages=None):
return {
'schema': 'panellift/1',
'panel': {'mark': mark, 'lifters': lifters or []},
'stages': stages or [],
'source': {},
}
class Repo(object):
"""A fixture knowledge tree: catalogue + plant + job layers on disk,
plus the job_root deckcheck should be told (or made to guess) about.
`plant_env` points WILLTOOLS_KNOWLEDGE at `<tmp>/plantroot/knowledge.yaml`
(a FILE, exactly as the real machine this was built on has it set --
`plantpath.plant_root()` reads that as "its directory is the root"), so
`plantpath.plant_knowledge_path('testplant')` resolves to
`<tmp>/plantroot/testplant/knowledge.yaml` with no other wiring needed.
"""
def __init__(self, tmp_path, monkeypatch, plant='testplant'):
self.tmp = tmp_path
self.job_root = str(tmp_path / 'job')
self.jobs_dir = os.path.join(self.job_root, 'sweep', 'jobs')
os.makedirs(self.jobs_dir)
self.catalogue_path = str(tmp_path / 'catalogue.yaml')
self.plant_path = str(tmp_path / 'plantroot' / plant / 'knowledge.yaml')
self.job_path = os.path.join(self.job_root, 'knowledge.yaml')
self.plant = plant
monkeypatch.setenv('WILLTOOLS_KNOWLEDGE',
str(tmp_path / 'plantroot' / 'knowledge.yaml'))
monkeypatch.setattr(D.knowledge, 'catalogue_path',
lambda: self.catalogue_path)
_write_yaml(self.catalogue_path, {'catalogue': {'inserts': {}}})
_write_yaml(self.job_path, {'job': {'plant': plant}})
_write_yaml(self.plant_path, {})
def set_catalogue(self, inserts):
# catalogue.yaml wraps its data in a top-level `catalogue:` key --
# `knowledge.get(know, 'catalogue.inserts', ...)` is what every
# lookup reads, so the fixture file has to nest the same way the
# real one does (see knowledge/catalogue.yaml itself, `catalogue:`
# at top level, `inserts:` inside it).
_write_yaml(self.catalogue_path, {'catalogue': {'inserts': inserts}})
def set_plant(self, data):
_write_yaml(self.plant_path, data)
def set_job(self, data):
data = dict(data)
data['job'] = {'plant': self.plant}
_write_yaml(self.job_path, data)
def deck_path(self, name):
return os.path.join(self.jobs_dir, name)
def build(self):
return D.build_knowledge(self.job_root)
@pytest.fixture
def repo(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
return Repo(tmp_path, monkeypatch)
# --------------------------------------------------------- build_knowledge
def test_layers_merge_defaults_catalogue_plant_job_in_that_order(repo):
repo.set_catalogue({'inserts': {}}) # catalogue: no override
repo.set_plant({'handling': {'tension_limit_sqrt_fc': 6.0}})
repo.set_job({'handling': {'tension_limit_sqrt_fc': 9.0}}) # job wins
know, layers = repo.build()
assert knowledge.get(know, 'handling.tension_limit_sqrt_fc') == 9.0
assert layers.plant_id == 'testplant'
assert layers.plant_status == 'merged'
assert layers.job_status == 'merged'
assert layers.catalogue_status == 'merged'
def test_plant_layer_alone_is_read_when_job_states_none(repo):
repo.set_plant({'handling': {'tension_limit_sqrt_fc': 6.0}})
_write_yaml(repo.job_path, {}) # no job.plant at all
know, layers = repo.build()
assert layers.plant_id is None
# Falls back to the MACHINE-WIDE file (<plant_root>/knowledge.yaml), not
# the per-plant one this fixture wrote -- which was never created, so
# this is the ordinary "no plant file yet" case and stays silent.
assert layers.plant_status == 'absent'
assert knowledge.get(know, 'handling.tension_limit_sqrt_fc') == 5.0 # DEFAULTS
def test_named_plant_with_no_folder_is_missing_not_silently_skipped(repo):
_write_yaml(repo.job_path, {'job': {'plant': 'nobody_configured_this'}})
know, layers = repo.build()
assert layers.plant_status == 'missing'
assert layers.plant_id == 'nobody_configured_this'
def test_unreadable_yaml_layer_is_recorded_and_skipped_whole(repo, tmp_path):
bad = tmp_path / 'bad.yaml'
bad.write_text('a: [1, 2\n') # malformed
status = D._merge_layer({}, str(bad))
assert status == 'unreadable'
def test_absent_layer_is_silent(repo, tmp_path):
status = D._merge_layer({}, str(tmp_path / 'does-not-exist.yaml'))
assert status == 'absent'
# ------------------------------------------------------------- _guess_job_root
def test_guess_job_root_finds_the_folder_holding_knowledge_yaml(repo):
guessed = D._guess_job_root(repo.jobs_dir)
assert os.path.normcase(guessed) == os.path.normcase(repo.job_root)
# -------------------------------------------------------------- _num_eq / _verdict
def test_num_eq_treats_both_none_as_equal():
assert D._num_eq(None, None) is True
def test_num_eq_one_none_is_not_equal():
assert D._num_eq(None, 5) is False
assert D._num_eq(5, None) is False
def test_verdict_both_none_is_current():
assert D._verdict(None, None) == D.CURRENT
def test_verdict_current_none_frozen_value_is_unjudgeable():
assert D._verdict(None, 7690.0) == D.UNJUDGEABLE
def test_verdict_frozen_none_current_value_is_stale():
assert D._verdict(16000.0, None) == D.STALE
def test_verdict_matching_numbers_is_current():
assert D._verdict(16000.0, 16000.0) == D.CURRENT
def test_verdict_mismatched_numbers_is_stale():
assert D._verdict(16000.0, 7690.0) == D.STALE
# ---------------------------------------------------- check_capacity: current
def test_capacity_current_for_a_plain_ungated_family(repo):
repo.set_catalogue({'PLAIN01': {'working_load_lb': 8000,
'shear_load_lb': 8000}})
repo.set_plant({'lifters': {'catalogue_alias': {'PLAINLIFT': 'PLAIN01'}}})
know, _ = repo.build()
status, detail = D.check_capacity(know, 'PLAINLIFT', 'tension', 8000.0, [])
assert status == D.CURRENT
assert detail['current'] == 8000.0
# ----------------------------------------------- check_capacity: the regression
def test_regression_catalogue_value_changed_after_export_is_named_stale(repo):
"""Incident 1, reproduced: a deck was frozen against a published rating
that the catalogue later corrected. The mismatch must be named --
mark, field, frozen and current -- not merged away or missed.
"""
repo.set_catalogue({'P76ALIAS': {'working_load_lb': 7690}})
repo.set_plant({'lifters': {'catalogue_alias': {'LIFTFAM_P76': 'P76ALIAS'}}})
know_old, _ = repo.build()
status_old, detail_old = D.check_capacity(know_old, 'LIFTFAM_P76',
'tension', 7690.0, [])
assert status_old == D.CURRENT # the deck agreed with knowledge AT EXPORT
# The correction: 7690 -> 16000, same shape as the real P76 fix.
repo.set_catalogue({'P76ALIAS': {'working_load_lb': 16000}})
know_new, _ = repo.build()
status_new, detail_new = D.check_capacity(know_new, 'LIFTFAM_P76',
'tension', 7690.0, [])
assert status_new == D.STALE
assert detail_new['frozen'] == 7690.0
assert detail_new['current'] == 16000.0
# And end-to-end through check_deck(), which is what names the mark.
deck_path = repo.deck_path('WP900.job.json')
_write_json(deck_path, _deck('WP900', lifters=[
_lifter('L1', 'LIFTFAM_P76', capacity_lb=7690.0)]))
findings = D.check_deck(deck_path, know_new)
hit = [f for f in findings if f['field'] == 'capacity_lb']
assert len(hit) == 1
assert hit[0]['status'] == D.STALE
assert hit[0]['mark'] == 'WP900'
assert hit[0]['detail']['frozen'] == 7690.0
assert hit[0]['detail']['current'] == 16000.0
# --------------------------------------------------------- check_capacity: gated
def test_capacity_conditional_when_tension_bar_gate_unresolvable_offline(repo):
repo.set_catalogue({'GATED01': {
'working_load_lb': 16000, 'shear_load_lb': 4010,
'requires_tension_bar_for_rating': True,
'tension_without_tension_bar_lb': 7690,
}})
repo.set_plant({'lifters': {
'catalogue_alias': {'GATEDFAM_P76': 'GATED01'},
'tension_bar_families': ['SR5602'],
'parts_shipped_with_tension_bar': ['P76'],
}})
know, _ = repo.build()
bar_families = knowledge.get(know, 'lifters.tension_bar_families', [])
# frozen matches the WITHOUT-bar figure -- the case that must NOT read
# as a quiet 'current' match, because the true answer depends on
# assembly context this call was never given.
status, detail = D.check_capacity(know, 'GATEDFAM_P76', 'tension',
7690.0, bar_families)
assert status == D.CONDITIONAL
assert detail['without_bar'] == 7690.0
assert detail['with_bar'] == 16000.0
assert detail['frozen_matches'] == ['without_bar']
# frozen matches the WITH-bar figure -- still conditional, never
# silently 'current' either, and frozen_matches names the other side.
status2, detail2 = D.check_capacity(know, 'GATEDFAM_P76', 'tension',
16000.0, bar_families)
assert status2 == D.CONDITIONAL
assert detail2['frozen_matches'] == ['with_bar']
def test_capacity_shear_is_never_gated(repo):
# The gate in `knowledge.lifter_capacity` only applies to kind='tension'
# -- shear must resolve deterministically even for a gated family.
repo.set_catalogue({'GATED01': {
'working_load_lb': 16000, 'shear_load_lb': 4010,
'requires_tension_bar_for_rating': True,
'tension_without_tension_bar_lb': 7690,
}})
repo.set_plant({'lifters': {
'catalogue_alias': {'GATEDFAM_P76': 'GATED01'},
'tension_bar_families': ['SR5602'],
'parts_shipped_with_tension_bar': ['P76'],
}})
know, _ = repo.build()
status, detail = D.check_capacity(know, 'GATEDFAM_P76', 'shear', 4010.0, [])
assert status == D.CURRENT
assert detail['current'] == 4010.0
def test_capacity_unjudgeable_when_no_catalogue_alias(repo):
know, _ = repo.build()
status, detail = D.check_capacity(know, 'NOBODY_KNOWS_THIS', 'tension',
7690.0, [])
assert status == D.UNJUDGEABLE
assert 'reason' not in detail or detail.get('current') is None
# ------------------------------------------------------------- stage checks
def test_stage_tension_limit_current_when_job_wide_matches(repo):
repo.set_plant({'handling': {'tension_limit_sqrt_fc': 7.5}})
know, _ = repo.build()
stage = {'name': 'stripping', 'pci_case': 'stripping',
'tension_limit_sqrt_fc': 7.5, 'tension_limit_source': 'job'}
status, detail = D.check_stage_tension_limit(
know, stage, knowledge.get(know, 'handling.tension_limit_sqrt_fc', 5.0))
assert status == D.CURRENT
def test_stage_tension_limit_stale_when_job_wide_moved(repo):
repo.set_plant({'handling': {'tension_limit_sqrt_fc': 5.0}})
know, _ = repo.build()
stage = {'name': 'stripping', 'pci_case': 'stripping',
'tension_limit_sqrt_fc': 7.5, 'tension_limit_source': 'job'}
status, detail = D.check_stage_tension_limit(
know, stage, knowledge.get(know, 'handling.tension_limit_sqrt_fc', 5.0))
assert status == D.STALE
assert detail['frozen'] == 7.5
assert detail['current'] == 5.0
def test_stage_tension_limit_unjudgeable_when_no_current_spec_matches(repo):
repo.set_plant({'handling': {'stages': []}}) # the stage was removed
know, _ = repo.build()
stage = {'name': 'transportation', 'pci_case': 'transportation',
'tension_limit_sqrt_fc': 9.0, 'tension_limit_source': 'stage'}
status, detail = D.check_stage_tension_limit(know, stage, 5.0)
assert status == D.UNJUDGEABLE
# --------------------------------------------------------------- check_deck
def test_check_deck_skips_fields_the_deck_never_recorded(repo):
repo.set_catalogue({'PLAIN01': {'working_load_lb': 8000}})
repo.set_plant({'lifters': {'catalogue_alias': {'PLAINLIFT': 'PLAIN01'}}})
know, _ = repo.build()
# A minimal, panellift/1-shaped lifter with only capacity_lb recorded --
# no basis_fc_psi, no fos keys. Those fields must not appear as findings
# at all: absent is not the same as a mismatch.
deck_path = repo.deck_path('WP1.job.json')
_write_json(deck_path, _deck('WP1', lifters=[
{'mark': 'L1', 'family': 'PLAINLIFT', 'capacity_lb': 8000.0}]))
findings = D.check_deck(deck_path, know)
fields = set(f['field'] for f in findings)
assert fields == {'capacity_lb'}
def test_check_deck_lifter_with_no_family_is_unjudgeable(repo):
know, _ = repo.build()
deck_path = repo.deck_path('WP2.job.json')
_write_json(deck_path, _deck('WP2', lifters=[
{'mark': 'L1', 'family': None, 'capacity_lb': 100.0}]))
findings = D.check_deck(deck_path, know)
assert len(findings) == 1
assert findings[0]['status'] == D.UNJUDGEABLE
assert findings[0]['field'] == 'family'
def test_deck_status_is_the_worst_finding():
findings = [
{'status': D.CURRENT}, {'status': D.UNJUDGEABLE},
{'status': D.CONDITIONAL},
]
assert D.deck_status(findings) == D.CONDITIONAL
findings.append({'status': D.STALE})
assert D.deck_status(findings) == D.STALE
assert D.deck_status([]) == D.CURRENT
# -------------------------------------------------------------- _deck_lines
def test_deck_lines_group_identical_findings_across_lifters(repo):
findings = [
{'deck': 'x', 'mark': 'WP1', 'lifter_mark': 'L1', 'family': 'F',
'field': 'capacity_lb', 'status': D.STALE,
'detail': {'frozen': 7690.0, 'current': 16000.0}},
{'deck': 'x', 'mark': 'WP1', 'lifter_mark': 'L2', 'family': 'F',
'field': 'capacity_lb', 'status': D.STALE,
'detail': {'frozen': 7690.0, 'current': 16000.0}},
]
lines = D._deck_lines('WP1', findings)
assert len(lines) == 1
assert '2 lifters' in lines[0]
assert 'WP1' in lines[0]
def test_deck_lines_keep_genuinely_different_values_separate():
findings = [
{'deck': 'x', 'mark': 'WP1', 'lifter_mark': 'L1', 'family': 'F',
'field': 'capacity_lb', 'status': D.STALE,
'detail': {'frozen': 7690.0, 'current': 16000.0}},
{'deck': 'x', 'mark': 'WP1', 'lifter_mark': 'L2', 'family': 'F',
'field': 'capacity_lb', 'status': D.STALE,
'detail': {'frozen': 8000.0, 'current': 9000.0}},
]
lines = D._deck_lines('WP1', findings)
assert len(lines) == 2
def test_deck_lines_omit_current_findings():
findings = [{'deck': 'x', 'mark': 'WP1', 'lifter_mark': 'L1',
'family': 'F', 'field': 'capacity_lb', 'status': D.CURRENT,
'detail': {'current': 1.0, 'frozen': 1.0}}]
assert D._deck_lines('WP1', findings) == []
# --------------------------------------------------------------------- CLI
def test_main_exits_1_when_a_deck_is_stale(repo, capsys):
repo.set_catalogue({'P76ALIAS': {'working_load_lb': 16000}})
repo.set_plant({'lifters': {'catalogue_alias': {'LIFTFAM_P76': 'P76ALIAS'}}})
_write_json(repo.deck_path('WP1.job.json'), _deck('WP1', lifters=[
_lifter('L1', 'LIFTFAM_P76', capacity_lb=7690.0)]))
rc = D.main([repo.jobs_dir])
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert rc == 1
assert 'STALE' in out
assert 'WP1' in out
assert 'capacity_lb' in out
def test_main_exits_0_when_everything_is_current(repo, capsys):
repo.set_catalogue({'PLAIN01': {'working_load_lb': 8000}})
repo.set_plant({'lifters': {'catalogue_alias': {'PLAINLIFT': 'PLAIN01'}}})
_write_json(repo.deck_path('WP1.job.json'), _deck('WP1', lifters=[
_lifter('L1', 'PLAINLIFT', capacity_lb=8000.0)]))
rc = D.main([repo.jobs_dir])
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert rc == 0
assert '1 deck(s) checked, 1 current, 0 stale, 0 conditional, 0 unjudgeable' in out
def test_main_exits_1_on_conditional_only(repo, capsys):
repo.set_catalogue({'GATED01': {
'working_load_lb': 16000, 'shear_load_lb': 4010,
'requires_tension_bar_for_rating': True,
'tension_without_tension_bar_lb': 7690,
}})
repo.set_plant({'lifters': {
'catalogue_alias': {'GATEDFAM_P76': 'GATED01'},
'tension_bar_families': ['SR5602'],
'parts_shipped_with_tension_bar': ['P76'],
}})
_write_json(repo.deck_path('WP1.job.json'), _deck('WP1', lifters=[
_lifter('L1', 'GATEDFAM_P76', capacity_lb=7690.0,
shear_capacity_lb=4010.0)]))
rc = D.main([repo.jobs_dir])
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert rc == 1
assert 'CONDITIONAL' in out
def test_main_exits_2_when_jobs_dir_missing(tmp_path):
rc = D.main([str(tmp_path / 'nope')])
assert rc == 2
def test_main_exits_2_when_jobs_dir_has_no_decks(repo):
rc = D.main([repo.jobs_dir])
assert rc == 2
def test_main_prints_the_model_caveat_once(repo, capsys):
repo.set_catalogue({'PLAIN01': {'working_load_lb': 8000}})
repo.set_plant({'lifters': {'catalogue_alias': {'PLAINLIFT': 'PLAIN01'}}})
_write_json(repo.deck_path('WP1.job.json'), _deck('WP1', lifters=[
_lifter('L1', 'PLAINLIFT', capacity_lb=8000.0)]))
D.main([repo.jobs_dir])
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert out.count('NOT against the live') == 1 or 'MODEL' in out
def test_main_writes_json_output(repo, tmp_path):
repo.set_catalogue({'PLAIN01': {'working_load_lb': 8000}})
repo.set_plant({'lifters': {'catalogue_alias': {'PLAINLIFT': 'PLAIN01'}}})
_write_json(repo.deck_path('WP1.job.json'), _deck('WP1', lifters=[
_lifter('L1', 'PLAINLIFT', capacity_lb=8000.0)]))
out_path = str(tmp_path / 'out.json')
D.main([repo.jobs_dir, '--json', out_path])
with io.open(out_path, encoding='utf-8') as fh:
payload = json.load(fh)
assert payload['decks_checked'] == 1
assert payload['current'] == 1
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Plant extraction rule packs.
The property every test here circles is the one the module rests on: a pack
may re-describe a note or move it to a field a person reads, and NOTHING it
can say makes a note disappear. Everything else -- which regex fires, what
sentence comes back -- is detail beside that.
The seven notes used throughout are the real ones, verbatim, from `WPA1.0`
(sample_job, 8" horizontal wall) read on 2026-09-01: the run that
prompted this module, where all seven landed in `unresolved` under one
blanket reason.
"""
import pytest
from vibe import extractrules
from vibe.extractrules import mc
# The seven, in sheet order. Whitespace-normalised the way
# `ticketqc.unresolved_in_view` normalises before anything sees them.
WPA1_NOTES = [
'*USE MC STANDARD REINFORCEMENT FOR CUT DOWN PANELS AND AROUND ALL OPENINGS',
'STRIPPING & BLOCKING DETAIL',
'USE FOR BACK OR EDGE PICK (UNO)',
'STRAND PATTERN',
'STRAND',
"#5 BAR X CONT ONLY NEEDED WHEN LAST PAIR OF STRANDS ARE MORE THAN 1'-0 "
'FROM EDGE OF WALL.',
"STRIPPING & BLOCKING DETAIL < 25'",
]
def entries(texts, reason='no extraction rule matched this note'):
return [{'text': t, 'reason': reason} for t in texts]
def know_with(packs):
"""A knowledge stand-in and a getter over it, so these tests never need
the real layered loader (which wants a Revit doc)."""
store = {'extract.rule_packs': packs}
return store, lambda know, key, default=None: know.get(key, default)
# --------------------------------------------------------------- the gate
def test_no_declaration_loads_no_pack_and_changes_nothing():
"""The honest default: told nothing about an office, recognise nothing."""
know, get = know_with([])
packs, problems = extractrules.load(know, get)
assert packs == []
assert problems == []
given = entries(WPA1_NOTES)
notes, unresolved = extractrules.apply_to(given, packs)
assert notes == []
assert unresolved == given
def test_declared_pack_loads():
know, get = know_with(['mc'])
packs, problems = extractrules.load(know, get)
assert problems == []
assert [p.NAME for p in packs] == ['mc']
def test_a_bare_string_is_accepted_as_one_name():
know, get = know_with('mc')
packs, problems = extractrules.load(know, get)
assert problems == []
assert [p.NAME for p in packs] == ['mc']
def test_unknown_pack_is_refused_loudly_and_nothing_loads():
"""All or nothing. A half-loaded rule set classifies some notes and not
others, and the reader cannot tell which sentences to trust."""
know, get = know_with(['mc', 'no-such-plant'])
packs, problems = extractrules.load(know, get)
assert packs == []
assert len(problems) == 1
assert 'no-such-plant' in problems[0]
assert 'mc' in problems[0] # says what IS available
def test_empty_and_duplicate_names_are_refused():
know, get = know_with(['mc', 'mc'])
_, problems = extractrules.load(know, get)
assert problems and 'twice' in problems[0]
know, get = know_with([''])
_, problems = extractrules.load(know, get)
assert problems and 'empty' in problems[0]
def test_knowledge_default_is_empty():
from vibe import knowledge
assert knowledge.DEFAULTS['extract']['rule_packs'] == []
# ------------------------------------------------- the load-bearing property
def test_no_note_is_ever_dropped():
"""The whole module in one assertion."""
know, get = know_with(['mc'])
packs, _ = extractrules.load(know, get)
given = entries(WPA1_NOTES)
notes, unresolved = extractrules.apply_to(given, packs)
assert len(notes) + len(unresolved) == len(given)
assert (sorted(n['text'] for n in notes + unresolved)
== sorted(WPA1_NOTES))
def test_every_placement_names_the_rule_that_made_it():
"""An unattributable classification is one nobody can argue with."""
know, get = know_with(['mc'])
packs, _ = extractrules.load(know, get)
notes, unresolved = extractrules.apply_to(entries(WPA1_NOTES), packs)
for entry in notes:
assert entry['rule'].startswith('mc/')
for entry in unresolved:
if 'rule' in entry:
assert entry['rule'].startswith('mc/')
def test_a_placement_must_declare_a_known_kind_and_a_rule():
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
extractrules.Placement('vanish', 'mc/x', 'because')
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
extractrules.Placement(extractrules.NOTE, '', 'because')
# ------------------------------------------------------- the mc pack itself
def test_the_seven_notes_land_where_they_should():
know, get = know_with(['mc'])
packs, _ = extractrules.load(know, get)
notes, unresolved = extractrules.apply_to(entries(WPA1_NOTES), packs)
assert sorted(n['text'] for n in notes) == sorted([
'*USE MC STANDARD REINFORCEMENT FOR CUT DOWN PANELS AND AROUND ALL '
'OPENINGS',
'USE FOR BACK OR EDGE PICK (UNO)',
"#5 BAR X CONT ONLY NEEDED WHEN LAST PAIR OF STRANDS ARE MORE THAN "
"1'-0 FROM EDGE OF WALL.",
"STRIPPING & BLOCKING DETAIL < 25'",
])
assert sorted(u['text'] for u in unresolved) == sorted([
'STRIPPING & BLOCKING DETAIL',
'STRAND PATTERN',
'STRAND',
])
def test_a_conditional_detail_title_is_a_note_and_the_bare_one_is_not():
"""The asymmetry this pack exists to get right: the condition is the part
that could change what gets built, so it is never called furniture."""
bare = mc.classify('STRIPPING & BLOCKING DETAIL')
cond = mc.classify("STRIPPING & BLOCKING DETAIL < 25'")
assert bare.kind == extractrules.FURNITURE
assert cond.kind == extractrules.NOTE
assert bare.rule != cond.rule
def test_furniture_keeps_its_place_in_unresolved():
"""`furniture` is not an ignore list -- the line is still written out,
only the sentence beside it changes."""
know, get = know_with(['mc'])
packs, _ = extractrules.load(know, get)
given = entries(['STRAND PATTERN'])
notes, unresolved = extractrules.apply_to(given, packs)
assert notes == []
assert len(unresolved) == 1
assert unresolved[0]['text'] == 'STRAND PATTERN'
assert unresolved[0]['reason'] != given[0]['reason'] # better sentence
assert 'legend' in unresolved[0]['reason']
def test_the_pack_recognises_nothing_it_was_not_shown():
"""A rule with no observation behind it does not belong in the pack, and
a sentence from another producer's sheet must fall straight through."""
for text in ('SEE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS',
'ALL DIMENSIONS ARE NOMINAL',
'USE 6X6 -D3.0/D3.0 W.W.F.',
'',
'STRANDS'):
assert mc.classify(text) is None
def test_classify_is_case_and_padding_tolerant():
assert mc.classify(' strand pattern ') is not None
assert mc.classify('Strand Pattern').kind == extractrules.FURNITURE
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Reports that fold: what opens, what stays shut, and what is never lost.
The rule under test is the owner's, 2026-08-30: everything below the answer
starts folded, and a section opens itself only when it has a problem in it.
The value of that is a contract -- "if nothing below the headline is open,
nothing needs me" -- and the contract is worth more than any single section
being visible. So the tests are mostly about the two ways it could be broken:
a section that has a problem and does not open, and a section that folds a
sentence out of existence rather than folding it away.
The HTML half is written for pyRevit's output panel, which is an IE-engine
`System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser`. `<details>` does not exist there and fails
SILENTLY -- the "collapsed" content simply renders. That is the trap this
module exists to avoid, so it is asserted directly.
"""
# pylint: disable=import-error,invalid-name
import re
from vibe import foldreport as fold
def _section(**kw):
kw.setdefault('key', 's1')
kw.setdefault('title', 'Some detail')
return fold.Section(**kw)
# --------------------------------------------------------- what opens itself
def test_a_routine_section_is_folded():
assert _section(summary='3 things').is_open is False
def test_a_section_with_a_problem_opens_itself():
assert _section(problem='2 checks did not run').is_open is True
def test_the_answer_is_never_folded():
assert _section(headline=True).is_open is True
def test_a_problem_is_a_sentence_not_a_flag():
"""A section that opens has to say why it opened, or the reader has to
read the whole of it to find out."""
section = _section(problem='the index is 4 day(s) old')
assert 'day(s) old' in fold.blocks([section])[0][1]
def test_the_contract_is_readable_off_the_section_list():
sections = [_section(key='a'), _section(key='b', problem='something')]
assert [s.key for s in fold.sections_with_problems(sections)] == ['b']
assert fold.problem_count(sections) == 1
# ------------------------------------------------------- folded is not gone
def test_a_folded_section_still_names_itself_and_what_it_holds():
section = _section(title='The donor pool', summary='690 looked at, 204 kept',
blocks=[('md', 'a long table nobody reads')])
line = fold.blocks([section])[0][1]
assert 'The donor pool' in line
assert '690 looked at, 204 kept' in line
assert 'folded' in line
assert 'nobody reads' not in line # folded away, not printed
def test_show_all_prints_every_section_in_full():
section = _section(blocks=[('md', 'the detail')])
text = fold.text([section], show_all=True)
assert 'the detail' in text
def test_the_headline_is_printed_without_a_fold_header():
head = _section(key='headline', title='Answer', headline=True,
blocks=[('md', '# The answer')])
got = fold.blocks([head])
assert got == [('md', '# The answer')]
# ------------------------------------------------------------- as plain text
def test_entities_become_ascii_and_the_words_are_left_alone():
got = fold.md_text('This is **bold** &mdash; and `code`.')
assert 'This is bold -- and code.' in got
assert '&mdash;' not in got
def test_a_quote_block_is_marked_so_a_caveat_cannot_look_like_prose():
assert fold.md_text('> a warning').lstrip().startswith('!')
def test_a_path_is_never_broken_across_two_lines():
"""A wrapped path is not a wrapped sentence, it is an unusable value --
the reader copies these into a shell or into Select by ID."""
path = 'C:\\a\\very\\long\\folder\\name\\that\\exceeds\\the\\margin\\x.txt'
got = fold.md_text('written to `' + path + '`')
assert path in got
def test_a_table_never_truncates_a_mark_however_wide_the_row_gets():
"""A silently cut mark is a wrong answer that looks like a right one."""
got = fold.table_text(['donor', 'what'],
[['PNL803', 'x' * 120], ['PNL804', 'y']])
assert 'PNL803' in got and 'PNL804' in got
assert 'x' * 120 in got
def test_an_empty_table_says_nothing_rather_than_printing_a_header():
assert 'nothing' in fold.table_text(['a'], [])
# -------------------------------------------------------------------- as HTML
def test_the_html_never_uses_details_which_this_panel_cannot_render():
"""pyRevit's output is an IE-engine WebBrowser. `<details>` renders as an
inline span there, so a 'collapsed' section would simply be visible --
the failure is silent, which is why it is asserted rather than trusted."""
got = fold.html([_section(blocks=[('md', 'x')])])
assert '<details' not in got and '<summary' not in got
assert 'addEventListener' not in got and 'querySelector' not in got
def test_a_folded_section_is_hidden_and_a_problem_section_is_not():
folded = fold.html([_section(key='a', blocks=[('md', 'x')])])
opened = fold.html([_section(key='b', problem='wrong',
blocks=[('md', 'x')])])
assert 'display:none' in folded
assert 'display:block' in opened
def test_a_problem_section_needs_no_javascript_to_be_read():
"""If the toggle is dead in the panel, everything that matters is still
on the page. That is the whole fallback."""
got = fold.html([_section(problem='wrong', blocks=[('md', 'the detail')])])
assert 'the detail' in got
assert 'display:none' not in got
def test_the_toggle_only_uses_dom_that_exists_in_ie7():
assert 'getElementById' in fold.SCRIPT
assert 'style.display' in fold.SCRIPT
assert 'classList' not in fold.SCRIPT
def test_the_header_is_always_in_the_html_even_when_folded():
got = fold.html([_section(title='The donor pool', summary='690 looked at',
blocks=[('md', 'x')])])
assert 'The donor pool' in got
assert '690 looked at' in got
def test_markup_in_a_cell_cannot_break_the_row():
got = fold.table_html(['a'], [['<script>bad()</script>']])
assert '<script>' not in got
assert '&lt;script&gt;' in got
def test_the_entities_the_reports_write_on_purpose_survive_escaping():
"""The reports write `&mdash;` and `&dagger;` as ASCII source, because
IronPython 2.7 makes a non-ASCII literal a byte string. Escaping would
turn those into visible text, so they are restored by name."""
assert '&mdash;' in fold.md_html('a **b** &mdash; c')
assert '&dagger;' in fold.table_html(['a'], [['PNL1&dagger;']])
def test_an_ampersand_in_the_text_is_still_escaped():
assert '&amp;' in fold.md_html('Smith & Sons')
def test_a_header_carries_its_entities_too():
"""Title, summary and problem go through the same escape-then-restore as
md blocks and table cells. They did not until 2026-08-30, and
`takeoffreport` wrote `&mdash;` into a dozen headers on that assumption --
every one of which reached the panel as literal source text."""
got = fold.html([_section(key='a', title='Other quantities',
summary='4 kinds &mdash; none checked'),
_section(key='b', title='Bars &mdash; unread',
problem='2 marks &mdash; no length')])
assert '&amp;mdash;' not in got
assert 'Bars &mdash; unread' in got
assert '4 kinds &mdash; none checked' in got
assert '2 marks &mdash; no length' in got
def test_an_ampersand_in_a_header_is_still_escaped():
"""The restore is by name, so a bare ampersand in a title stays escaped
and cannot break the header markup."""
got = fold.html([_section(key='a', title='Smith & Sons',
summary='Jones & Co')])
assert '&amp;' in got
assert 'Smith & Sons' not in got
def test_the_panel_html_carries_no_newline_at_all():
"""pyRevit's `print_html` is a `print(..., end='')` into the panel's
stream, and a newline in that stream starts a NEW output entry -- which
would cut a <div> in half and leave a fold's body outside its container."""
got = fold.html([_section(key='a', blocks=[('md', 'x'), ('md', 'y'),
('table', ['c'], [['1']])]),
_section(key='b', problem='wrong', blocks=[('md', 'z')])])
assert chr(10) not in got
# ------------- the text report may not drop a character of what it prints
#
# `last-ticketqc.txt` and every other `text(sections, show_all=True)` file is
# documented as the complete record -- "folded is not gone". A live run on
# 2026-08-31 wrote the ticket one with every CJK character of the job file's
# mute sentences REMOVED, ASCII fragments and the gaps between them
# surviving, while the same sentences rendered correctly in the panel and in
# `qc-run.json`.
#
# The mechanism is engine-specific and CANNOT be reproduced on the host
# interpreter this suite runs on: `textwrap` munges whitespace with
# `text.translate(<256-entry table>)` for anything it takes for a `str`, and
# IronPython 2.7's `str` holds .NET UTF-16 text, so a character above U+00FF
# has no entry in that table. `ticketpage` was cured first; this renderer had
# the identical call, plus a `str()` in `_cell` that `md_text` does not have.
#
# So two kinds of test: that non-ASCII survives (true on any engine, and the
# promise itself) and a tombstone pinning the SHAPE that keeps it true on the
# engine that ships.
_CJK = u'\u5f00\u53e3\u672a\u5efa\u6a21' # 开口未建模
def test_a_non_ascii_line_survives_md_text():
assert _CJK in fold.md_text(_CJK + ' -- muted by the owner')
def test_a_non_ascii_line_survives_being_wrapped_onto_several_lines():
"""The wrap is where the characters were lost, so the long case is the
one that matters: a short line might never reach `textwrap` at all."""
got = fold.md_text((_CJK + ' muted ') * 12, width=40)
assert got.count(_CJK) == 12
assert len(got.split(chr(10))) > 3 # it really did wrap
def test_a_non_ascii_heading_and_folded_header_survive_too():
assert _CJK in fold.md_text('## ' + _CJK)
assert _CJK in fold.md_text('- **' + _CJK + '** _(folded)_')
def test_a_non_ascii_table_cell_survives():
"""`_cell` is the text path's other coercion boundary -- `md_text` has
none of its own."""
got = fold.table_text(['mark', 'why'], [['PNL101', _CJK]])
assert _CJK in got
def test_a_non_ascii_section_survives_the_whole_text_report():
"""End to end, the way the buttons write the file: every block, folded
and open, through one join."""
got = fold.text([_section(key='a', title=_CJK + ' section',
problem=_CJK + ' problem',
blocks=[('md', _CJK + ' body'),
('table', ['c'], [[_CJK]])]),
_section(key='b', title='folded ' + _CJK,
summary=_CJK + ' summary')],
show_all=False)
assert got.count(_CJK) >= 2
# and it is TEXT, so the caller's one encode('utf-8') is all it takes
assert got.encode('utf-8').decode('utf-8') == got
def test_the_text_path_never_hands_a_line_to_textwraps_translate():
"""A TOMBSTONE, and the only kind of test that can hold here: the defect
lives on an engine this suite does not run on, so what is pinned is the
shape that avoids it -- whitespace flattened before the wrap, `textwrap`
told not to do it again, and no bare `str()` on anything printed."""
import inspect
def code_of(fn):
"""The function without its docstring: these docstrings TALK about
`str()`, and a prose mention is not a call."""
return inspect.getsource(fn).replace(fn.__doc__ or chr(10) * 2, '')
src = code_of(fold._fill)
assert 'replace_whitespace=False' in src
assert 'expand_tabs=False' in src
assert '_text(body)' in src
assert 'textwrap' not in code_of(fold.md_text) # it goes through _fill
for name in ('_cell', '_flat', 'md_text', 'text', '_open_header',
'_folded_header'):
assert 'str(' not in code_of(getattr(fold, name)), name
# ------------------------------------------------------ demo-safe: no CJK
#
# Owner, 2026-09-01: no Chinese anywhere in a report or a UI surface, even
# when quoting him -- he is demoing this to colleagues before the weekend.
# This module is content-agnostic -- the CJK survival tests above are about
# a JOB'S OWN notes surviving intact, which is a different, still-valid
# guarantee -- but a WillTools-authored report bundle, the kind this module
# actually renders for the ticket-QC and reinforcing buttons, must render
# with none. This fixture is the shape those callers build: an answer
# headline plus foldable detail sections with tables.
_ENGLISH_SECTIONS = [
_section(key='answer', title='Result', headline=True,
blocks=[('md', 'OK -- every check ran.')]),
_section(key='findings', title='Findings', summary='2 items',
problem='2 checks need a look',
blocks=[('md', 'Everything of this kind goes out as WARN.'),
('table', ['check', 'status'],
[['4.5', 'WARN'], ['6.4', 'OK']])]),
]
def test_a_willtools_report_bundle_renders_with_no_chinese_text_or_html():
text_out = fold.text(_ENGLISH_SECTIONS, show_all=True)
html_out = fold.html(_ENGLISH_SECTIONS)
cjk = re.compile(u'[一-鿿]')
assert not cjk.search(text_out), text_out
assert not cjk.search(html_out), html_out
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Rows 5.13, 5.14 and 5.15 once the hatch gather exists.
WHAT CHANGED ON 2026-08-31. These three rows shipped with their arithmetic
built and their inputs deliberately un-gathered: `ticketqc.read_ticket` set
no `solid_zone_pattern`, `recess_patterns`, `recess_regions` or
`legend_patterns`, so all three stood down naming the gather. That was the
right call while nobody had run the reads. The reads have now been taken on
the live model, id by id, and `ticketqc._read_insulation_hatch` is the path
they exercised -- so the rows run.
NO PLANT SPELLING IN THIS FILE. The real filled-region type names carry a
plant initialism and live in the plant layer; the placeholders below have
the same SHAPE and none of the identity, which is all the mechanism needs
(CLAUDE.md ss3).
"""
import sys
from pathlib import Path
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parent))
import conftest # noqa: F401
# THE INERT REVIT STUB, AND IT IS PUT BACK. `ticketqc` imports
# `Autodesk.Revit.DB` at MODULE scope, so `conftest`'s package trick cannot
# reach it -- `test_ticketchecks_host.py` explains the whole shape and this
# is the same borrowing. It is removed again immediately, because
# `sys.modules` is process-wide and `test_reinforceoffline.py` asserts that
# no `Autodesk*` module is loaded.
_ADDED = []
if 'Autodesk.Revit.DB' not in sys.modules:
import types
_autodesk = types.ModuleType('Autodesk')
_revit = types.ModuleType('Autodesk.Revit')
_db = types.ModuleType('Autodesk.Revit.DB')
for _name in ('FilteredElementCollector', 'AssemblyInstance', 'View',
'ViewSheet', 'ViewType', 'BuiltInCategory', 'Element',
'StorageType', 'ElementId', 'XYZ', 'Transform',
'Options', 'Solid', 'BoundingBoxXYZ'):
setattr(_db, _name, type(str(_name), (object,), {}))
_autodesk.Revit = _revit
_revit.DB = _db
sys.modules['Autodesk'] = _autodesk
sys.modules['Autodesk.Revit'] = _revit
sys.modules['Autodesk.Revit.DB'] = _db
_ADDED = ['Autodesk.Revit.DB', 'Autodesk.Revit', 'Autodesk']
try:
from vibe import ticketpage as TP # noqa: E402
from vibe import ticketchecks as TC # noqa: E402
finally:
for _name in _ADDED:
sys.modules.pop(_name, None)
RECESS_A = 'RECESS 2IN NF'
RECESS_B = 'RECESS 3IN NF'
def _know(**over):
"""A plant armed the way the real one now is: a solid-zone family, a
legend it reads its reference off, two recess types, and a plant-side
copy of the legend for the piece whose legend could not be read."""
know = {
'drawings': {'insulation_layout': 'Elevation Top 1'},
'insulation': {
'solid_zone': {'family': 'SOLID_ZONE_RECTANGULAR',
'family_verified': True,
'view_filter': 'SOLID ZONE'},
'legend': {
'view_name': 'TICKET NOTE - INS. LEGEND',
'name_tokens': ['LEGEND'],
'swatch_types': {'SOLID ZONE SWATCH': 'solid_zone',
RECESS_A: 'recess_2in_nf',
RECESS_B: 'recess_3in_nf'},
'expected_patterns': {'solid_zone': 'ANSI35',
'recess_2in_nf': 'TRIANG',
'recess_3in_nf': 'TUCKPOINT'},
},
'recess': {'region_types': [RECESS_A, RECESS_B],
'modelled_path_verified': True,
'modelled_path_unverified_because': None},
},
}
know.update(over)
return know
def _ticket(**over):
t = {'mark': 'PNL101', 'sheets': [object()],
'solid_zones': [{'id': 1, 'member': True, 'lifter_id': 9}],
'lifters': [{'family': 'F'}],
'legend_patterns': {'solid_zone': 'ANSI35',
'recess_2in_nf': 'TRIANG',
'recess_3in_nf': 'TUCKPOINT'},
'recess_regions': {},
'recess_patterns': {RECESS_A: 'TRIANG', RECESS_B: 'TUCKPOINT'},
'solid_zone_pattern': 'TRIANG',
'insulation_hatch_notes': []}
t.update(over)
return t
# ----------------------------------------------------------------- 5.13
def test_513_runs_and_fails_on_the_measured_job():
"""THE MEASURED ANSWER. The solid zones draw the pattern the view
template's `SOLID ZONE` filter sets, and the legend's own swatch for a
solid zone is a different pattern element entirely. The row FAILS, and
both patterns and both provenances are in the sentence -- "the hatch is
wrong" is not actionable, "it draws X and your own legend shows Y" is.
"""
t = _ticket()
found = TC.check_solid_zone_hatch(t, {}, _know(), None)
assert len(found) == 1
assert found[0].severity == 'FAIL'
assert found[0].code == 'SOLID-ZONE-HATCH'
assert 'TRIANG' in found[0].message and 'ANSI35' in found[0].message
assert 'legend' in found[0].message
assert t['_solid_zone_hatch_silence'] is None
def test_513_passes_when_the_filter_sets_the_legends_own_pattern():
found = TC.check_solid_zone_hatch(
_ticket(solid_zone_pattern='ANSI35'), {}, _know(), None)
assert found[0].severity == 'OK'
def test_513_stands_down_carrying_the_gathers_own_sentences():
"""A row that stood down saying only "it was not gathered" would throw
away the reason the gather recorded, and the reader would have to
reproduce the read by hand to find out why."""
t = _ticket(solid_zone_pattern=None,
insulation_hatch_notes=[
'the insulation layout view is not placed on this ticket'])
found = TC.check_solid_zone_hatch(t, {}, _know(), None)
assert found == []
said = t['_solid_zone_hatch_silence']
assert 'what the gather recorded' in said
assert 'not placed on this ticket' in said
# ----------------------------------------------------------------- 5.14
def test_514_stands_down_and_refuses_to_imply_the_pieces_were_judged():
"""ZERO PLACED, JOB-WIDE. The only recess regions that exist in this
model are legend swatches, and the gather excludes legend views on
purpose. So a zero here is a real zero -- and it is still not a pass:
this reader has never seen a job that DOES draw a recess, so it cannot
tell a piece that needs none from a piece whose recesses were
forgotten, and the sentence says exactly that."""
t = _ticket()
found = TC.check_recess_regions(t, {}, _know(), None)
assert found == []
said = t['_recess_silence']
assert 'no recess region is drawn on any ticket view' in said
assert 'legend views are excluded' in said
assert 'cannot tell a piece that needs no recess' in said
def test_514_no_longer_hedges_about_a_modelled_path_that_was_settled():
"""The one candidate for a modelled recess was measured and ruled out,
so `modelled_path_verified` is true and the caveat goes. A tool that
kept hedging about a closed question is noise on a red row."""
t = _ticket()
TC.check_recess_regions(t, {}, _know(), None)
assert 'modelled-recess path was NOT consulted' not in t['_recess_silence']
know = _know()
know['insulation']['recess']['modelled_path_verified'] = False
know['insulation']['recess']['modelled_path_unverified_because'] = 'asked'
t2 = _ticket()
TC.check_recess_regions(t2, {}, know, None)
assert 'NOT consulted' in t2['_recess_silence']
def test_514_becomes_a_real_comparison_the_day_a_design_side_arrives():
"""No new plumbing: the row already compares when something states what
this piece should have."""
t = _ticket(recess_regions={RECESS_A: 2})
found = TC.check_recess_regions(t, {'recesses': {RECESS_A: 2}},
_know(), None)
assert found[0].severity == 'OK'
found = TC.check_recess_regions(
_ticket(recess_regions={}), {'recesses': {RECESS_A: 2}},
_know(), None)
assert found[0].severity == 'FAIL'
# ----------------------------------------------------------------- 5.15
def test_515_runs_clean_for_both_recess_types():
"""The type-level patterns match their legend swatches. One finding for
BOTH types, never one per type -- `checklist_states` keeps the last
finding per code and a second RECESS-HATCH would silently replace the
first."""
t = _ticket()
found = TC.check_recess_hatch(t, {}, _know(), None)
assert len(found) == 1
assert found[0].severity == 'OK'
assert RECESS_A in found[0].message and RECESS_B in found[0].message
# The size question is named and explicitly NOT decided here.
assert 'not this row' in found[0].message
def test_515_fails_on_the_type_that_drifted_and_still_reports_the_other():
t = _ticket(recess_patterns={RECESS_A: 'STARS', RECESS_B: 'TUCKPOINT'})
found = TC.check_recess_hatch(t, {}, _know(), None)
assert found[0].severity == 'FAIL'
assert 'STARS' in found[0].message
assert 'TUCKPOINT' in found[0].message
def test_515_stands_down_when_a_filter_could_override_the_type():
"""THE CONDITION UNDER WHICH A TYPE-LEVEL READ IS AUTHORITATIVE, and it
is checked on every run rather than recorded once. A filled region is a
Detail Item; a filter selecting that category beats the type, and then
the type says what the region WOULD have drawn with. Measured
2026-08-31: no filter on this template carries the category -- which is
a fact about today's template, not a property of Revit."""
t = _ticket(recess_patterns=None, insulation_hatch_notes=[
'filter(s) INSULATION select the Detail Items category on the '
'insulation layout view, so a filled region\'s TYPE no longer says '
'what it drew with -- the recess patterns were not read'])
found = TC.check_recess_hatch(t, {}, _know(), None)
assert found == []
said = t['_recess_hatch_silence']
assert 'Detail Items category' in said
assert 'what the gather recorded' in said
def test_the_sheets_own_legend_beats_the_plant_map_and_the_finding_says_so():
""""the legend says ANSI35" and "a YAML file written on 2026-08-31 says
ANSI35" are different claims. The legend is the self-updating one."""
from_sheet = TC.check_solid_zone_hatch(_ticket(), {}, _know(), None)[0]
assert "ticket's own legend" in from_sheet.message
from_plant = TC.check_solid_zone_hatch(
_ticket(legend_patterns={}), {}, _know(), None)[0]
assert 'plant layer' in from_plant.message
def test_a_gather_that_recorded_nothing_leaves_the_sentence_alone():
"""`_hatch_gather_note` must add, never replace: the row keeps its own
words when the gather has nothing to add."""
assert TC._hatch_gather_note({}, 'because X') == 'because X'
assert TC._hatch_gather_note({'insulation_hatch_notes': []},
'because X') == 'because X'
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for `vibe.joblocate` -- picking a job's knowledge.yaml with no doc.
Loaded the ordinary way `conftest.py` makes possible (the module has no
Revit import at all, so a plain `from vibe import joblocate` just works).
Every env var is passed explicitly through `env={...}` rather than touched
on the real process environment, so these never depend on, or leak into,
whatever WILLTOOLS_JOBS happens to be set to on the machine running them.
"""
from vibe import joblocate as JL
def _mk_job(tmp_path, name, text=u'job:\n plant: x\n'):
folder = tmp_path / name
folder.mkdir()
(folder / 'knowledge.yaml').write_text(text, encoding='utf-8')
return folder
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- job_candidates
def test_job_candidates_finds_every_folder_with_a_knowledge_file(tmp_path):
_mk_job(tmp_path, 'alpha')
_mk_job(tmp_path, 'beta')
(tmp_path / 'not_a_job.txt').write_text('x', encoding='utf-8')
found = JL.job_candidates(str(tmp_path))
assert len(found) == 2
assert all(f.endswith('knowledge.yaml') for f in found)
def test_job_candidates_ignores_a_folder_with_no_knowledge_yaml(tmp_path):
(tmp_path / 'empty_job').mkdir()
assert JL.job_candidates(str(tmp_path)) == []
def test_job_candidates_ignores_files_at_the_top_level(tmp_path):
(tmp_path / 'knowledge.yaml').write_text('x', encoding='utf-8')
assert JL.job_candidates(str(tmp_path)) == []
def test_job_candidates_on_a_root_that_does_not_exist_is_empty(tmp_path):
assert JL.job_candidates(str(tmp_path / 'nope')) == []
def test_job_candidates_on_no_root_at_all_is_empty():
assert JL.job_candidates(None) == []
assert JL.job_candidates('') == []
# --------------------------------------------------------- resolve_job_knowledge
def test_explicit_wins_over_everything_else(tmp_path):
_mk_job(tmp_path, 'alpha')
_mk_job(tmp_path, 'beta')
result = JL.resolve_job_knowledge(explicit='some/file.yaml',
jobs_root=str(tmp_path))
assert result.path == 'some/file.yaml'
assert result.how == 'explicit'
assert bool(result) is True
def test_no_root_configured_is_not_blocking():
"""The ordinary state of a machine with no WILLTOOLS_JOBS at all -- a
caller may fall back to DEFAULTS without treating this as an error."""
result = JL.resolve_job_knowledge(jobs_root=None, env={})
assert result.path is None
assert result.blocking is False
assert 'WILLTOOLS_JOBS' in result.reason
def test_a_root_that_is_not_a_folder_is_blocking(tmp_path):
not_a_dir = tmp_path / 'not_a_dir.txt'
not_a_dir.write_text('x', encoding='utf-8')
result = JL.resolve_job_knowledge(jobs_root=str(not_a_dir))
assert result.path is None
assert result.blocking is True
assert str(not_a_dir) in result.reason
def test_a_single_job_folder_is_used_with_no_further_input(tmp_path):
job = _mk_job(tmp_path, 'sample_job')
result = JL.resolve_job_knowledge(jobs_root=str(tmp_path))
assert result.path == str(job / 'knowledge.yaml')
assert result.how == 'single'
assert result.blocking is False
def test_an_empty_jobs_root_is_not_blocking(tmp_path):
"""Nothing under it yet -- a fresh install, not a misconfiguration."""
result = JL.resolve_job_knowledge(jobs_root=str(tmp_path))
assert result.path is None
assert result.blocking is False
assert str(tmp_path) in result.reason
def test_several_job_folders_with_none_named_refuses_and_lists_them(tmp_path):
"""The exact ruling this module exists to enforce: guessing among several
real job folders is a worse failure than asking, so this is BLOCKING."""
_mk_job(tmp_path, 'sample_job')
_mk_job(tmp_path, 'Horizon')
_mk_job(tmp_path, 'sample_job_detached')
result = JL.resolve_job_knowledge(jobs_root=str(tmp_path))
assert result.path is None
assert result.blocking is True
assert result.reason is not None
assert 'sample_job' in result.reason
assert 'Horizon' in result.reason
assert 'sample_job_detached' in result.reason
assert len(result.candidates) == 3
assert '--job' in result.reason
def test_a_named_job_picks_one_of_several(tmp_path):
_mk_job(tmp_path, 'sample_job')
horizon = _mk_job(tmp_path, 'Horizon')
result = JL.resolve_job_knowledge(jobs_root=str(tmp_path),
job_name='Horizon')
assert result.path == str(horizon / 'knowledge.yaml')
assert result.how == 'named'
assert result.blocking is False
def test_a_named_job_that_does_not_exist_is_blocking_and_lists_real_ones(
tmp_path):
_mk_job(tmp_path, 'sample_job')
_mk_job(tmp_path, 'Horizon')
result = JL.resolve_job_knowledge(jobs_root=str(tmp_path),
job_name='NoSuchJob')
assert result.path is None
assert result.blocking is True
assert 'NoSuchJob' in result.reason
assert 'sample_job' in result.reason
assert 'Horizon' in result.reason
def test_env_supplies_the_root_when_jobs_root_is_not_given(tmp_path):
job = _mk_job(tmp_path, 'only-one')
result = JL.resolve_job_knowledge(env={JL.JOBS_ENV: str(tmp_path)})
assert result.path == str(job / 'knowledge.yaml')
def test_explicit_bypasses_env_entirely(tmp_path):
_mk_job(tmp_path, 'alpha')
_mk_job(tmp_path, 'beta')
result = JL.resolve_job_knowledge(explicit='chosen.yaml',
env={JL.JOBS_ENV: str(tmp_path)})
assert result.path == 'chosen.yaml'
assert result.how == 'explicit'
def test_result_is_falsy_when_nothing_was_found():
result = JL.resolve_job_knowledge(jobs_root=None, env={})
assert not result
assert bool(result) is False
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for the job-level reconciliation core.
NO REAL MARK, CONTROL NUMBER, DESIGN NUMBER OR JOB DETAIL APPEARS HERE.
Everything is invented: marks PNL1xx / BM1xx, controls in a 9xxxx band that
no real job uses, designs PNL1.0 / RB1. The reconciliation is arithmetic on
strings; it does not need a real job to be exercised, and the repo must never
carry one.
The shapes under test are the ones that have actually bitten, or that would
bite silently if they broke:
* a printed RANGE is several pieces, not one token
* a stripped page 2 is still a ticket page
* 'could not judge' never renders as 'judged and clean'
* nothing is filtered for looking out of scope
"""
from vibe import jobrecon
def piece(control, mark, design='PNL1.0', **kw):
row = {'id': kw.pop('id', hash(control) % 100000), 'category': 'X',
'control': control, 'mark': mark, 'design': design,
'family': kw.pop('family', 'PANEL'), 'in_assembly': None,
'ticket_created': None, 'ticket_detailed': None}
row.update(kw)
return row
def sheet(name, number, controls, design='PNL1.0', **kw):
row = {'id': kw.pop('id', 1), 'number': number, 'name': name,
'design': design, 'controls': list(controls),
'total_required': None, 'sheet_count': None}
row.update(kw)
return row
# ------------------------------------------------- expand_control_field
def test_plain_control_number():
assert jobrecon.expand_control_field('90001') == (['90001'], [])
def test_comma_list_is_several_pieces():
got, bad = jobrecon.expand_control_field('90001, 90003 ,90007')
assert got == ['90001', '90003', '90007']
assert bad == []
def test_range_expands_to_every_piece_in_it():
"""A slot holding a range is four pieces. Reading it as one token
under-counts the ticket by three and invents three orphans."""
got, bad = jobrecon.expand_control_field('90120-90123')
assert got == ['90120', '90121', '90122', '90123']
assert bad == []
def test_range_keeps_leading_zero_width():
got, _bad = jobrecon.expand_control_field('008-011')
assert got == ['008', '009', '010', '011']
def test_en_dash_range_still_expands():
got, bad = jobrecon.expand_control_field(u'90120–90122')
assert got == ['90120', '90121', '90122']
assert bad == []
def test_absurd_range_is_reported_not_materialised():
got, bad = jobrecon.expand_control_field('1-99999')
assert got == []
assert bad == ['1-99999']
def test_backwards_range_is_unreadable_not_empty():
got, bad = jobrecon.expand_control_field('90123-90120')
assert got == []
assert bad == ['90123-90120']
def test_material_text_is_returned_as_unreadable_never_dropped():
"""The same title-block slots carry a material list on non-ticket
sheets. A slot the tool cannot read is a slot whose pieces it cannot
vouch for, so it comes back rather than vanishing."""
got, bad = jobrecon.expand_control_field('PL 1/4" X 28" X 4\'-0"')
assert got == []
assert bad
def test_empty_slot_is_neither_control_nor_complaint():
assert jobrecon.expand_control_field(None) == ([], [])
assert jobrecon.expand_control_field(' ') == ([], [])
# ------------------------------------------------------- classify_sheet
def test_sheet_named_after_a_mark_is_a_ticket():
kind, _why = jobrecon.classify_sheet(
sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 2', ['90001']), {'PNL101'})
assert kind == 'ticket'
def test_stripped_page_two_is_still_a_ticket_page():
"""A multi-page ticket's later sheets carry no title block: no design
number, no length, no weight. An and-gate on both signals drops them
and every finding on those pages disappears."""
kind, why = jobrecon.classify_sheet(
sheet('PNL101', '2 OF 2', [], design=None), {'PNL101'})
assert kind == 'ticket'
assert 'stripped' in why
def test_page_numbered_title_block_is_a_ticket_even_when_unnamed():
kind, _why = jobrecon.classify_sheet(
sheet('SOMETHING ELSE', '1 OF 2', ['90001']), {'PNL101'})
assert kind == 'ticket'
def test_ordinary_drawing_is_not_a_ticket():
kind, _why = jobrecon.classify_sheet(
sheet('FOUNDATION PLAN', 'F1.0', [], design=None), {'PNL101'})
assert kind == 'other'
def test_missing_space_in_page_number_still_reads():
assert jobrecon.page_of(sheet('PNL101', '1OF 1', [])) == (1, 1)
# ------------------------------------------------------ page_set_status
def test_complete_page_set_is_ok():
status, _msg = jobrecon.page_set_status([(1, 2), (2, 2)])
assert status == 'ok'
def test_missing_page_is_broken_and_names_the_page():
status, msg = jobrecon.page_set_status([(1, 3), (3, 3)])
assert status == 'broken'
assert '2' in msg
def test_no_page_markers_is_unjudged_not_ok():
"""The criterion source is absent, so nothing was judged. 'ok' here is
the exact 'ran and said fine while seeing nothing' failure."""
status, msg = jobrecon.page_set_status([(None, None), (None, None)])
assert status == 'unjudged'
assert 'not be judged' in msg
def test_pages_disagreeing_on_the_total_is_broken():
status, _msg = jobrecon.page_set_status([(1, 6), (2, 2)])
assert status == 'broken'
# ------------------------------------------------------------ reconcile
def test_a_piece_with_no_ticket_is_named_individually():
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101'), piece('90002', 'PNL102')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001'])]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert r['totals']['pieces_uncovered'] == 1
assert [x['control'] for x in r['pieces_without_ticket']] == ['90002']
assert r['pieces_without_ticket'][0]['marks'] == ['PNL102']
def test_a_ticket_for_a_piece_that_does_not_exist_is_named():
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001, 90099'])]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert [x['control'] for x in r['controls_without_piece']] == ['90099']
assert r['controls_without_piece'][0]['sheets'] == ['PNL101']
def test_range_on_a_ticket_covers_every_piece_in_it():
pieces = [piece('90120', 'BM100', design='RB1'),
piece('90121', 'BM100', design='RB1'),
piece('90122', 'BM100', design='RB1')]
sheets = [sheet('BM100', '1 OF 1', ['90120-90122'], design='RB1')]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert r['totals']['pieces_uncovered'] == 0
assert r['mark_count_mismatch'] == []
def test_count_mismatch_names_both_sides():
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101'), piece('90002', 'PNL101')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001', '90050'])]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
row = r['mark_count_mismatch'][0]
assert row['mark'] == 'PNL101'
assert row['issued'] == 2 and row['modelled'] == 2
assert row['issued_only'] == ['90050']
assert row['modelled_only'] == ['90002']
def test_mark_with_no_ticket_at_all_is_its_own_finding():
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101'), piece('90002', 'PNL102')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001'])]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert [x['mark'] for x in r['marks_without_ticket']] == ['PNL102']
assert r['marks_without_ticket'][0]['pieces'] == 1
def test_stripped_page_two_does_not_read_as_a_missing_ticket():
"""Regression for the classifier trap: page 2 has no design number and
no control numbers. If it is dropped the set looks incomplete; if it is
counted as a silent page the piece is still covered by page 1."""
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 2', ['90001']),
sheet('PNL101', '2 OF 2', [], design=None)]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert r['totals']['pieces_uncovered'] == 0
assert r['page_set_problems'] == []
assert len(r['silent_ticket_pages']) == 1
def test_quantity_stated_but_not_printed_is_a_finding():
"""A title block with a fixed number of control slots can state a
quantity larger than it can print. The pieces past the last slot are
unaccounted for on that ticket."""
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101'), piece('90002', 'PNL101')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001', '90002'],
total_required='9')]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert r['quantity_disagreements'][0]['stated'] == 9
assert r['quantity_disagreements'][0]['listed'] == 2
def test_ticket_design_number_disagreeing_with_its_pieces():
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101', design='PNL4.0')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001'], design='PNL2.0')]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
row = r['design_disagreements'][0]
assert row['printed'] == 'PNL2.0' and row['pieces_say'] == ['PNL4.0']
def test_stated_sheet_count_disagreeing_with_sheets_found():
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 2', ['90001'], sheet_count='1'),
sheet('PNL101', '2 OF 2', [], design=None)]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert r['stated_page_counts'][0]['stated'] == 1
assert r['stated_page_counts'][0]['found'] == 2
def test_model_claiming_a_ticket_that_does_not_exist():
pieces = [piece('90002', 'PNL102', ticket_created='Yes')]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [])
assert r['state_contradictions'][0]['control'] == '90002'
assert 'was created' in r['state_contradictions'][0]['problem']
def test_piece_missing_from_a_ticket_that_exists_is_separated_out():
"""The worst shape here, and the one a per-ticket checker cannot see:
the ticket for the mark exists and passes every check on it, and this
piece's control number is not printed on it."""
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101'),
piece('90002', 'PNL101', ticket_created='Yes')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001'])]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
rows = {x['control']: x for x in r['pieces_without_ticket']}
assert rows['90002']['mark_has_ticket'] is True
assert 'does not print this control number' in \
r['state_contradictions'][0]['problem']
text = '\n'.join(jobrecon.format_report(r))
assert 'PIECES MISSING FROM A TICKET THAT EXISTS -- 1 piece(s)' in text
# The other bucket found nothing, and 'found nothing' is still printed --
# by name, in the folded section, never as a heading over the word 'none'.
assert 'PIECES WITH NO TICKET FOR THEIR MARK AT ALL -- ran, found none' \
in text
def test_piece_whose_mark_was_never_drawn_is_the_other_bucket():
pieces = [piece('90002', 'PNL102', ticket_created='Yes')]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [])
assert r['pieces_without_ticket'][0]['mark_has_ticket'] is False
assert 'there is no ticket' in r['state_contradictions'][0]['problem']
def test_model_saying_no_ticket_while_a_ticket_prints_the_piece():
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101', ticket_created='No')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001'])]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert r['state_contradictions'][0]['control'] == '90001'
def test_unset_ticket_flag_is_not_a_contradiction():
"""None is not False. 'the model never said' and 'the model said no' are
different facts, and only the second is a contradiction."""
pieces = [piece('90002', 'PNL102', ticket_created=None)]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [])
assert r['state_contradictions'] == []
def test_one_control_number_on_several_elements_is_reported():
"""Three elements sharing a control number is one piece modelled three
ways. It is counted once as a piece and reported once as a fact -- never
filtered, whatever the families are called."""
pieces = [piece('90200', 'BM100', family='BEAM', id=1),
piece('90200', 'BM100', family='BEAM_FLAT (DO NOT USE)', id=2),
piece('90200', 'BM100', family='BEAM_WARPED (DO NOT USE)', id=3)]
sheets = [sheet('BM100', '1 OF 1', ['90200'])]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert r['totals']['elements'] == 3
assert r['totals']['pieces'] == 1
assert r['totals']['pieces_uncovered'] == 0
row = r['shared_controls'][0]
assert row['count'] == 3
assert 'BEAM_FLAT (DO NOT USE)' in row['families']
def test_an_element_with_no_control_number_is_a_blind_spot_not_a_pass():
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101'), piece('', 'PNL199', id=4242)]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001'])]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert r['totals']['pieces'] == 1
assert r['pieces_without_control'][0]['id'] == 4242
assert any('no control number' in b for b in r['blind_spots'])
def test_unreadable_slot_becomes_a_blind_spot():
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001', 'SEE SCHEDULE'])]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert r['unreadable_control_slots'][0]['token'] == 'SEE SCHEDULE'
assert any('cannot read' in b for b in r['blind_spots'])
def test_a_genuinely_clean_job_says_so_and_has_no_blind_spots():
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101'), piece('90002', 'PNL101')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001, 90002'])]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert r['totals']['pieces_uncovered'] == 0
assert r['controls_without_piece'] == []
assert r['mark_count_mismatch'] == []
assert r['blind_spots'] == []
def test_coverage_by_design_shows_a_wholly_unticketed_design():
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101', design='PNL1.0'),
piece('90300', 'BM100', design='RB1'),
piece('90301', 'BM101', design='RB1')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001'])]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert r['coverage_by_design']['RB1'] == {
'pieces': 2, 'covered': 0, 'uncovered': ['90300', '90301']}
assert r['coverage_by_design']['PNL1.0']['covered'] == 1
def test_nothing_is_excluded_for_looking_out_of_scope():
"""The original sin this module is built against: one unauthorised
exclusion hid forty tickets and every check that ran came back clean.
A piece whose family is literally named 'DO NOT USE' is still a piece."""
pieces = [piece('90400', 'BM199', family='ZZ_SCRATCH (DO NOT USE)')]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [])
assert [x['control'] for x in r['pieces_without_ticket']] == ['90400']
# --------------------------------------------------------- format_report
def test_report_names_pieces_rather_than_counting_them():
pieces = [piece('90002', 'PNL102')]
text = '\n'.join(jobrecon.format_report(jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [])))
assert '90002' in text and 'PNL102' in text
def test_report_says_what_it_could_not_judge():
pieces = [piece('', 'PNL199', id=7)]
text = '\n'.join(jobrecon.format_report(jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [])))
assert 'COULD NOT JUDGE' in text
assert 'no control number' in text
def test_report_truncation_admits_it_truncated():
pieces = [piece(str(90000 + n), 'PNL1' + str(n)) for n in range(40)]
text = '\n'.join(jobrecon.format_report(jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, []),
limit=5))
assert 'and 35 more (not printed)' in text
def test_report_on_a_clean_job_says_nothing_was_unseen():
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001'])]
text = '\n'.join(jobrecon.format_report(jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)))
assert 'every piece and every sheet was read' in text
# ------------------------------------------------------- the declared scope
#
# The reconciliation is the one entry point that sweeps the WHOLE job, so it
# is the one where judging another engineer's pieces does the most damage:
# every beam ticket becomes a disagreement, and the panels' real findings
# drown in them. These tests pin the three states -- undeclared, declared and
# filtering, declared and filtering nothing -- and above all that what was
# set aside is COUNTED AND NAMED rather than missing.
from vibe import scope as scopelib
def _mixed():
pieces = [piece('1', 'PNL001'), piece('2', 'PNL002'),
piece('3', 'XX001', design='XX1'),
piece('4', 'YY001', design='YY1')]
sheets = [sheet('PNL001', '1 OF 1', ['1']),
sheet('XX001', '1 OF 1', ['3'], design='XX1'),
sheet('GENERAL ARRANGEMENT', 'S-101', [], design='')]
return pieces, sheets
def test_no_scope_declared_reconciles_every_piece():
"""An undeclared scope is not an empty scope. Nothing is set aside and
the report still carries the line saying so."""
pieces, sheets = _mixed()
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets)
assert r['totals']['pieces'] == 4
assert r['out_of_scope']['declared'] is False
assert r['out_of_scope']['piece_count'] == 0
assert 'No scope is declared' in r['out_of_scope']['piece_line']
def test_a_declared_scope_sets_the_other_engineers_pieces_aside():
pieces, sheets = _mixed()
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets,
scope=scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)))
assert r['totals']['pieces'] == 2
assert r['out_of_scope']['piece_count'] == 2
assert r['out_of_scope']['pieces'] == [('XX', 1), ('YY', 1)]
# And nothing about them is reported as a finding -- neither clean nor
# failing. They are simply not in the arithmetic. PNL002 genuinely has
# no ticket and is still reported; the other engineers' pieces are not.
found = [m for row in r['pieces_without_ticket'] for m in row['marks']]
assert found == ['PNL002']
def test_the_out_of_scope_ticket_is_not_reported_as_an_orphan():
"""The failure this prevents: another engineer's ticket printing control
numbers whose pieces were filtered out reads as a fault on his work."""
pieces, sheets = _mixed()
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets,
scope=scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)))
assert r['controls_without_piece'] == []
assert r['out_of_scope']['sheet_count'] == 1
def test_a_sheet_that_is_not_a_mark_is_never_treated_as_somebody_elses():
pieces, sheets = _mixed()
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets,
scope=scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)))
kinds = dict(r['out_of_scope']['sheets'])
assert 'GENERAL' not in kinds
assert kinds == {'XX': 1}
def test_a_piece_with_no_readable_mark_is_reconciled_not_dropped():
pieces = [piece('1', 'PNL001'), piece('2', '')]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [], scope=scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)))
assert r['totals']['pieces'] == 2
assert r['out_of_scope']['piece_count'] == 0
assert 'no readable mark prefix' in r['out_of_scope']['piece_line']
def test_the_report_prints_what_it_did_not_judge_as_its_own_section():
pieces, sheets = _mixed()
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, sheets,
scope=scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',),
declared_by='somebody'))
text = '\n'.join(jobrecon.format_report(r))
assert 'WHAT THIS RUN DID NOT JUDGE -- OUTSIDE THE DECLARED SCOPE' in text
assert 'XX 1' in text and 'YY 1' in text
assert 'scope declared by somebody' in text
# The two states stay separate: not judged, and could not be judged.
assert 'WHAT THIS RUN COULD NOT JUDGE' in text
def test_the_scope_section_is_printed_even_when_nothing_was_set_aside():
pieces = [piece('1', 'PNL001')]
r = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [], scope=scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)))
text = '\n'.join(jobrecon.format_report(r))
assert 'WHAT THIS RUN DID NOT JUDGE -- OUTSIDE THE DECLARED SCOPE' in text
assert 'none -- nothing was set aside' in text
# --------------------------------------------------------- the folding page
#
# THE RULE, and whose it is: the owner, 2026-08-30, now standing across the
# tab. The answer is the headline and is never folded; everything else is
# collapsed; a section that carries a problem opens itself; a folded header
# still says what it holds. The contract the reader gets is that NOTHING OPEN
# BELOW THE HEADLINE MEANS NOTHING NEEDS HIM -- so the tests that matter most
# here are the two that guard it in both directions: a clean run opens
# nothing, and a run with a finding opens exactly that finding.
#
# The fold itself is `vibe.foldreport`'s and is tested there. These are about
# which sections this report has, what is in the headline, and what may never
# be folded into silence.
from vibe import foldreport as fold
def _clean():
return jobrecon.reconcile([piece('90001', 'PNL101')],
[sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001'])])
def _by_key(sections):
return dict((s.key, s) for s in sections)
def _md(section):
return '\n'.join(b[1] for b in section.blocks if b[0] == fold.MD)
def test_the_headline_is_first_and_is_never_folded():
sections = jobrecon.render(_clean())
assert sections[0].headline is True
assert sections[0].is_open is True
text = _md(sections[0])
assert 'JOB RECONCILIATION' in text
# The verdict is the NUMBERS, not the findings.
assert '1 of 1 pieces are printed on a ticket' in text
assert '1 of 1 marks have a ticket' in text
def test_a_clean_run_opens_nothing_below_the_headline():
"""The whole contract. If this fails the page is lying to the reader."""
sections = jobrecon.render(_clean())
assert [s.key for s in sections[1:] if s.is_open] == []
def test_a_finding_opens_its_own_section_and_says_why():
pieces = [piece('90001', 'PNL101'),
piece('90002', 'PNL101', ticket_created='Yes')]
sections = jobrecon.render(
jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001'])]))
opened = _by_key(fold.sections_with_problems(sections[1:]))
assert 'missing_from_ticket' in opened
# A section that opens has to name what is wrong, not merely be open.
assert '1 piece(s)' in opened['missing_from_ticket'].problem
def test_the_headline_carries_the_count_of_every_finding():
"""A headline saying 'clean' over an open section below it is the page
this replaces. The counts are built from the same list the sections are,
so the two cannot disagree."""
pieces = [piece('90002', 'PNL102'), piece('90003', 'PNL103')]
recon = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [])
sections = jobrecon.render(recon)
tables = [b for b in sections[0].blocks if b[0] == fold.TABLE]
counted = dict((row[0], row[1]) for row in tables[0][2])
opened = [s for s in sections[1:] if s.problem and s.key != 'blind_spots']
assert len(counted) == len(opened)
assert counted['PIECES WITH NO TICKET FOR THEIR MARK AT ALL'] == 2
def test_every_check_is_either_a_section_or_named_as_having_found_nothing():
"""Folded is not gone, and a check that passed is not gone either:
'ran and found none' and 'never ran' have to stay tellable apart."""
recon = _clean()
sections = jobrecon.render(recon)
keys = set(s.key for s in sections)
printed = _md(_by_key(sections)['clear'])
for key, title, _rows, _phrase, _line, _lead in jobrecon.findings(recon):
assert key in keys or title in printed
def test_a_routine_section_is_folded_and_its_header_says_what_it_holds():
coverage = _by_key(jobrecon.render(_clean()))['coverage']
assert coverage.is_open is False
assert '1 design(s)' in coverage.summary
def test_the_out_of_scope_header_carries_its_counts_while_folded():
"""Read with the fold SHUT. A header saying 'details' would soften
exactly the distinction this section exists to keep."""
pieces = [piece('1', 'PNL001'), piece('2', 'BM001', design='BM1'),
piece('3', 'BM002', design='BM1'),
piece('4', 'SS001', design='SS1')]
recon = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [],
scope=scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)))
section = _by_key(jobrecon.render(recon))['out_of_scope']
assert section.is_open is False
assert 'OUT OF SCOPE: 3 model element(s)' in section.summary
assert 'BM 2' in section.summary and 'SS 1' in section.summary
def test_the_blind_spot_header_carries_its_count_while_folded():
recon = jobrecon.reconcile([piece('90001', 'PNL101'),
piece('', 'PNL199', id=7)],
[sheet('PNL101', '1 OF 1', ['90001'])])
section = _by_key(jobrecon.render(recon))['blind_spots']
assert section.is_open is False
assert '1 blind spot(s)' in section.summary
def test_could_not_see_and_did_not_judge_are_never_the_same_section():
recon = jobrecon.reconcile([piece('1', 'PNL001'),
piece('2', 'BM001', design='BM1')],
[], scope=scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)))
keys = [s.key for s in jobrecon.render(recon)]
assert 'out_of_scope' in keys and 'blind_spots' in keys
def test_a_refusal_is_a_problem_and_opens_itself():
"""Nothing reconciled is not a clean job. It opens the blind spots and
it is said again in the headline, because a refusal reported quietly
reads exactly like a pass."""
recon = jobrecon.reconcile([], [])
recon['blind_spots'].insert(
0, 'the role member.control_number is not mapped -- no piece could '
'be identified, so NOTHING was reconciled.')
sections = jobrecon.render(recon)
spots = _by_key(sections)['blind_spots']
assert spots.is_open is True
assert 'NOTHING WAS RECONCILED' in spots.problem
headline = _md(sections[0])
assert 'NOTHING WAS RECONCILED' in headline
assert 'Nothing needs you' not in headline
def test_an_empty_model_is_a_refusal_even_with_no_note_about_it():
"""Structural, not only from the gatherer's note: a run can reconcile
nothing without anybody having written a note saying so."""
assert jobrecon.blind_refusal(jobrecon.reconcile([], [])) is not None
assert jobrecon.blind_refusal(_clean()) is None
def test_sheets_that_no_page_classified_as_a_ticket_is_a_refusal():
recon = jobrecon.reconcile([piece('90001', 'PNL101')],
[sheet('GENERAL ARRANGEMENT', 'S-101', [],
design='')])
assert 'NO SHEET WAS RECOGNISED AS A TICKET' in \
jobrecon.blind_refusal(recon)
def test_a_refusal_does_not_let_the_clean_checks_read_as_a_pass():
recon = jobrecon.reconcile([], [])
clear = _by_key(jobrecon.render(recon))['clear']
assert 'not a pass' in clear.summary
def test_the_page_caps_a_long_list_and_the_file_does_not():
pieces = [piece(str(90000 + n), 'PNL1' + str(n)) for n in range(40)]
recon = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [])
page = fold.text(jobrecon.render(recon, limit=5))
assert 'and 35 more (not printed)' in page
# The file is the copy nothing is lost from: no cap, nothing folded.
whole = '\n'.join(jobrecon.format_report(recon))
assert 'not printed' not in whole
assert '90039' in whole
def test_the_file_prints_the_folded_sections_too():
"""A folded section that will not open must cost a file open, never a
sentence -- so `format_report` shows everything by default."""
text = '\n'.join(jobrecon.format_report(_clean()))
assert 'COVERAGE BY DESIGN' in text
assert 'PAGE-SET INVENTORY' in text
assert 'CHECKS THAT RAN AND FOUND NOTHING' in text
def test_what_was_swept_folds_apart_from_what_could_not_be_seen():
"""`jobreconscan` hands over one list of notes: 'I opened these
collectors' is an inventory, 'I could not see X' is a blind spot, and the
report folds the first while the second can open itself."""
recon = _clean()
recon['searched'] = ['categories searched: OST_Walls.']
section = _by_key(jobrecon.render(recon))['searched']
assert section.is_open is False
assert 'OST_Walls' in _md(section)
def test_the_page_names_the_file_the_whole_report_went_to():
sections = _by_key(jobrecon.render(_clean(), full_path='X/Y.txt'))
assert 'X/Y.txt' in _md(sections['run'])
def test_no_header_carries_an_entity_the_panel_will_not_decode():
"""This page writes ASCII '--' in a title, a summary and a problem, so the
one string is right in the panel and in the .md alike. (`foldreport` does
restore the reports' entities in those three since 2026-08-30, so an
`&mdash;` would no longer leak -- but this page does not need one.)"""
pieces = [piece('1', 'PNL001'), piece('2', 'BM001', design='BM1')]
recon = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [],
scope=scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)))
recon['timing'] = {'total_s': 1, 'pieces_s': 1, 'sheets_s': 0}
for section in jobrecon.render(recon):
for value in (section.title, section.summary, section.problem):
assert '&' not in (value or '')
def test_every_section_key_is_unique_on_the_page():
"""They become element ids for the toggle. Two of the same and one fold
opens the other one's body."""
pieces = [piece('1', 'PNL001'), piece('2', 'BM001', design='BM1')]
recon = jobrecon.reconcile(pieces, [],
scope=scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)))
keys = [s.key for s in jobrecon.render(recon)]
assert len(keys) == len(set(keys))
def test_the_panel_html_renders_and_a_problem_section_needs_no_script():
"""The toggle is IE5-era DOM and has not been exercised inside Revit, so
a section with a problem in it must render OPEN as plain HTML."""
sections = jobrecon.render(jobrecon.reconcile([piece('90002', 'PNL102')],
[]))
html = fold.html(sections[1:])
# Every newline starts a new entry in pyRevit's panel stream. So: none.
assert '\n' not in html
assert 'display:block' in html
assert '<details' not in html
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for tools/knowledge_drift.py.
The checker is host CPython (it must be -- it parses IronPython source with
`ast` and reads YAML with PyYAML), so it is loaded by path here rather than
imported as a package, the same trick conftest.py uses for `vibe`.
What is worth testing about a drift checker is not that it finds things. It
is that it does not find things that are not there, and that it ADMITS what it
could not look at -- a false finding and a silently-missed blind spot both
end the same way, with somebody deciding the tool is not worth reading.
"""
import io
import os
import sys
import pytest
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(
os.path.abspath(__file__))))
TOOLS = os.path.join(ROOT, 'tools')
if TOOLS not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, TOOLS)
yaml = pytest.importorskip('yaml')
knowledge_drift = pytest.importorskip('knowledge_drift')
kd = knowledge_drift
# ----------------------------------------------------------------- flattening
def test_flatten_emits_containers_as_well_as_leaves():
# A container IS a read target: `strands.area_in2` is fetched whole and
# walked, so both sides have to be able to name it.
paths = kd.flatten({'a': {'b': 1, 'c': {'d': 2}}, 'e': 3})
assert set(paths) == {'a', 'a.b', 'a.c', 'a.c.d', 'e'}
def test_flatten_ignores_non_string_keys():
assert kd.flatten({1: 'x', 'a': 2}) == ['a']
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- reader tiers
@pytest.mark.parametrize('rel, tier', [
('WillTools.extension/lib/vibe/ticketchecks.py', 'behaviour'),
('WillTools.extension/lib/vibe/configdump.py', 'surface'),
('WillTools.extension/lib/vibe/configmodel.py', 'surface'),
# `tier_of` matches the `ProjectConfig.pushbutton` segment and nothing
# around it, so this case survives the ribbon moving -- but the path is
# written out as it really is (2026-08-30) rather than as it once was,
# because a reader who cannot find the file stops trusting the test.
('WillTools.extension/WillTools.tab/Setup.panel/Config.pulldown/'
'ProjectConfig.pushbutton/script.py', 'surface'),
('WillTools.extension/tests/test_liftexport.py', 'test'),
('panellift/tests/conftest.py', 'test'),
('panellift/src/panellift/checks.py', 'behaviour'),
])
def test_tier_of(rel, tier):
assert kd.tier_of(rel) == tier
def test_tier_of_handles_windows_separators():
assert kd.tier_of(r'WillTools.extension\lib\vibe\configmodel.py') \
== 'surface'
# --------------------------------------------------------------- the detector
def _scan(source, rel='WillTools.extension/lib/vibe/thing.py'):
import ast
scan = kd.Scan(rel)
scan.visit(ast.parse(source))
return scan
def test_literal_get_is_a_reader():
scan = _scan("x = K.get(know, 'rails.strand_datum', 'left_rail')")
assert [(r.path, r.default) for r in scan.readers] == \
[('rails.strand_datum', "'left_rail'")]
assert scan.blind == []
def test_get_with_no_default_records_none_not_missing():
# `get(k, 'a')` and `get(k, 'a', None)` mean the same thing, and reporting
# them as disagreeing fallbacks would be a finding about nothing.
scan = _scan("K.get(know, 'a.b')\nK.get(know, 'a.b', None)")
assert {r.default for r in scan.readers} == {'None'}
def test_a_get_on_something_that_is_not_knowledge_is_ignored():
scan = _scan("d = {}\nd.get('a.b', 1)\nrow.get('handling.rig_mode')")
assert scan.readers == []
def test_non_literal_path_becomes_a_blind_spot_not_a_reader():
scan = _scan("def f(know, path):\n return K.get(know, path, 1)\n")
assert scan.readers == []
assert scan.blind and scan.blind[0][2] == 'non-literal path'
def test_a_local_string_variable_is_resolved():
scan = _scan(
"def f(know):\n"
" key = 'handling.fast_lifter_box'\n"
" return K.get(know, key, True)\n")
assert [r.path for r in scan.readers] == ['handling.fast_lifter_box']
assert scan.blind == []
def test_a_ternary_between_two_literals_resolves_to_both():
# liftexport._fast_box. Refusing to follow it accused both keys of being
# read only by the config screen.
scan = _scan(
"def f(know, batch):\n"
" key = 'handling.a' if batch else 'handling.b'\n"
" return K.get(know, key, not batch)\n")
assert sorted(r.path for r in scan.readers) == ['handling.a', 'handling.b']
def test_a_variable_reassigned_to_something_opaque_is_not_resolved():
# Half-knowing is worse than not knowing: a confident finding about the
# wrong key is unfalsifiable from the report.
scan = _scan(
"def f(know, other):\n"
" key = 'handling.a'\n"
" key = other\n"
" return K.get(know, key, 1)\n")
assert scan.readers == []
assert scan.blind
def test_locals_do_not_leak_between_functions():
scan = _scan(
"def a(know):\n"
" key = 'handling.a'\n"
" return K.get(know, key)\n"
"def b(know, key):\n"
" return K.get(know, key)\n")
assert [r.path for r in scan.readers] == ['handling.a']
assert len(scan.blind) == 1
def test_concatenated_path_is_a_blind_prefix():
scan = _scan("def f(know, k):\n return K.get(know, 'nomenclature.' + k)")
assert scan.blind[0][2] == 'concatenated path'
assert scan.blind[0][3] == 'nomenclature.<var>'
def test_a_wrapper_body_does_not_blind_its_own_prefix():
# `_nomen` is resolved at its call sites, so treating the concat inside it
# as a blind prefix would hide every nomenclature key behind the very
# helper that makes them visible.
scan = _scan(
"def _nomen(know, key, default):\n"
" return K.get(know, 'nomenclature.' + key, default)\n")
assert scan.blind == []
def test_helper_call_sites_are_resolved():
scan = _scan("_nomen(know, 'design_folder', '')")
assert [(r.path, r.default) for r in scan.readers] == \
[('nomenclature.design_folder', "''")]
def test_param_names_call_sites_are_resolved():
scan = _scan("param_names(know, 'sheet.fc')")
assert [r.path for r in scan.readers] == ['parameters.sheet.fc']
def test_helper_with_a_variable_key_is_a_blind_spot():
scan = _scan("def f(know, role):\n return param_names(know, role)")
assert scan.readers == []
assert 'non-literal key into param_names' in scan.blind[0][2]
def test_config_rows_are_non_covering_readers():
scan = _scan("_s('handling.rig_mode', 'Lift type', 's', 'choice', 'job')")
assert len(scan.readers) == 1
assert scan.readers[0].path == 'handling.rig_mode'
assert scan.readers[0].covering is False
def test_bare_get_counts_only_inside_knowledge_py():
src = "def is_strand(k, n):\n return get(k, 'families.strand_include')"
assert _scan(src).readers == []
inside = _scan(src, 'WillTools/lib/vibe/knowledge.py')
assert [r.path for r in inside.readers] == ['families.strand_include']
def test_role_tuples_expand_into_parameter_readers():
import ast
tree = ast.parse("PARAMETER_ROLES = ('panel.length', 'sheet.fc')")
readers = kd._role_tuples(tree, 'x.py')
assert sorted(r.path for r in readers) == \
['parameters.panel.length', 'parameters.sheet.fc']
# ------------------------------------------------- unread / coverage semantics
def _unread(declared, read, covering=None):
covering = set(read) if covering is None else set(covering)
out = []
kd._collect_unread(kd._paths_to_tree(sorted(declared)), '',
set(read), covering, out)
return sorted(out)
def test_a_covering_read_of_a_branch_silences_everything_under_it():
# `strands.area_in2` is fetched whole and walked; every size in it is read.
assert _unread(['s.area', 's.area.half', 's.area.three_eighths'],
['s.area']) == []
def test_an_unread_branch_is_reported_once_not_leaf_by_leaf():
# A 200-entry table nobody reads must be one line. A checker that prints
# 200 gets ignored, and then the real findings go unread with them.
assert _unread(['t.a', 't.a.x', 't.a.y', 't.a.z'], []) == ['t']
def test_the_tool_descends_to_the_exact_unread_sibling():
assert _unread(['n.a', 'n.b', 'n.c'], ['n.a']) == ['n.b', 'n.c']
def test_a_branch_only_NAMED_by_the_config_screen_is_not_split_into_leaves():
# One finding about the branch (surface-only) says the whole thing.
assert _unread(['o', 'o.a', 'o.b'], ['o'], covering=set()) == []
def test_a_named_branch_with_one_read_leaf_still_reports_its_siblings():
assert _unread(['t', 't.a', 't.b'], ['t', 't.a'], covering={'t.a'}) \
== ['t.b']
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ allowlist
def _allow(tmp_path, text, monkeypatch):
path = tmp_path / 'allow.txt'
path.write_text(text, encoding='utf-8')
monkeypatch.setattr(kd, 'ALLOWLIST', str(path))
return kd.load_allowlist()
def test_allowlist_reads_a_well_formed_entry(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
entries, errors = _allow(tmp_path,
'# a comment\n\nunread a.b -- derived, on purpose\n',
monkeypatch)
assert errors == []
assert entries == {('unread', 'a.b'): 'derived, on purpose'}
def test_an_exception_with_no_reason_is_refused(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
# An unexplained suppression is how a checker quietly stops checking.
entries, errors = _allow(tmp_path, 'unread a.b\n', monkeypatch)
assert entries == {}
assert errors and 'needs a reason' in errors[0]
def test_an_empty_reason_is_refused(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
_entries, errors = _allow(tmp_path, 'unread a.b -- \n', monkeypatch)
assert errors
def test_an_unknown_category_is_refused(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
_entries, errors = _allow(tmp_path, 'whoops a.b -- why\n', monkeypatch)
assert errors and 'category must be one of' in errors[0]
def test_a_missing_allowlist_is_not_an_error(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(kd, 'ALLOWLIST', str(tmp_path / 'nope.txt'))
assert kd.load_allowlist() == ({}, [])
def test_the_shipped_allowlist_parses():
entries, errors = kd.load_allowlist()
assert errors == [], errors
assert isinstance(entries, dict)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- end to end
@pytest.fixture(scope='module')
def result():
return kd.analyse()
def test_it_runs_on_this_tree_and_finds_the_public_layers(result):
assert 'knowledge.DEFAULTS' in result['layers']
assert 'catalogue.yaml' in result['layers']
assert result['counts']['declared'] > 100
assert result['counts']['read'] > 50
def test_no_python_file_failed_to_parse(result):
# A file that will not parse is a file whose readers are invisible. It is
# reported, never skipped quietly -- but on this tree there should be none.
assert result['parse_fail'] == []
def test_the_families_tables_are_seen_as_read(result):
# knowledge.is_strand calls its own `get` bare. Missing that reported the
# most-read keys in the tool as read by nothing.
unread = {row[0] for row in result['findings']['unread']}
for path in ('families.strand_include', 'families.strand_exclude',
'families.lifter_include', 'catalogue.inserts',
'lifters.catalogue_alias', 'strands.area_in2'):
assert path not in unread, path
def test_nomenclature_keys_are_judged_not_hidden(result):
# _nomen's own body must not blind the whole nomenclature subtree.
assert 'nomenclature' not in result['dyn_prefixes']
def test_fixed_drift_does_not_come_back_as_a_finding(result):
# Four of the seven known instances were fixed before this tool existed.
# They are the regression test that its readers-side is not blind.
everything = {row[0] for rows in result['findings'].values()
for row in rows}
for path in ('drawings.annotation_covered_by_parent',
'drawings.called_out_on_detail',
'rails.left_rail_is_fixed',
'catalogue.safety_factors.tension_fos'):
assert path not in everything, path
def test_a_test_only_reader_is_graded_as_such():
# weight_three_way's shape: production never touches it.
readers = [kd.Reader('a.b', 'None', 'WillTools.extension/tests/t_x.py',
1, 'literal')]
assert readers[0].tier == 'test'
def test_the_report_always_states_what_it_could_not_see(result):
buf = io.StringIO()
kd.report(result, buf)
text = buf.getvalue()
assert 'WHAT THIS TOOL COULD NOT SEE' in text
assert '"Could not judge" is not "judged and found nothing"' in text
assert 'suppressed by' in text
def test_the_blind_only_report_is_still_the_blind_report(result):
buf = io.StringIO()
kd.report(result, buf, blind_only=True)
assert 'WHAT THIS TOOL COULD NOT SEE' in buf.getvalue()
def test_the_report_never_names_a_private_file(result):
# The plant and job layers are gitignored. Their KEYS may be reported;
# their paths, filenames and values may not -- this output is meant to be
# pasted into an issue.
buf = io.StringIO()
kd.report(result, buf, show_all=True)
text = buf.getvalue()
for banned in ('knowledge/plant', 'knowledge/job', 'knowledge\\plant',
'knowledge\\job', '.rvt', 'C:\\Users'):
assert banned not in text, banned
def test_an_allowlist_entry_suppresses_and_is_still_counted(tmp_path,
monkeypatch):
# The tool has to be able to reach a clean state on a codebase with real
# exceptions -- and the run has to keep saying how many it is sitting on,
# or a shrinking report reads as a shrinking problem.
baseline = kd.analyse()
unread = [row[0] for row in baseline['findings']['unread']]
if not unread:
pytest.skip('nothing unread on this tree to exempt')
path = tmp_path / 'a.txt'
path.write_text('unread %s -- exercised by the test suite\n' % unread[0],
encoding='utf-8')
monkeypatch.setattr(kd, 'ALLOWLIST', str(path))
after = kd.analyse()
assert unread[0] not in [row[0] for row in after['findings']['unread']]
assert after['suppressed']['unread'] == \
[(unread[0], 'exercised by the test suite')]
buf = io.StringIO()
kd.report(after, buf)
assert '1 suppressed by' in buf.getvalue()
def test_an_entry_that_matches_nothing_is_reported_stale(tmp_path,
monkeypatch):
# A key that was fixed or deleted must not leave a permanent blindfold.
path = tmp_path / 'a.txt'
path.write_text('unread no.such.key.anywhere -- gone\n', encoding='utf-8')
monkeypatch.setattr(kd, 'ALLOWLIST', str(path))
res = kd.analyse()
assert res['stale_allow'] == [('unread', 'no.such.key.anywhere')]
buf = io.StringIO()
kd.report(res, buf)
assert 'STALE allowlist entries' in buf.getvalue()
def test_a_malformed_allowlist_exits_two_not_one(tmp_path, monkeypatch,
capsys):
# Exit 1 means "drift found"; a broken exception file is a different
# problem and must not be mistaken for one.
path = tmp_path / 'a.txt'
path.write_text('unread a.b\n', encoding='utf-8')
monkeypatch.setattr(kd, 'ALLOWLIST', str(path))
assert kd.main([]) == 2
assert 'ALLOWLIST ERROR' in capsys.readouterr().out
# ------------------------------------------------- honouring the env vars
#
# `machine-setup.md` in the private repo recommended pointing
# WILLTOOLS_KNOWLEDGE / WILLTOOLS_JOBS at a private clone and said this tool
# did not actually honour them -- "a recommendation, not implemented". These
# pin the fix: the same env vars every other reader of these layers uses
# (`vibe.plantpath`, `vibe.designspec.root_dir`) now decide where THIS tool
# looks too, reusing `vibe.plantpath.plant_root()` rather than a second guess.
def test_plant_root_defaults_to_the_checkout_folder_when_unset(monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.delenv(kd.plantpath.PLANT_ENV, raising=False)
assert kd._plant_root() == os.path.join(kd.ROOT, 'knowledge', 'plant')
def test_plant_root_honours_willtools_knowledge_set_to_a_folder(
tmp_path, monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setenv(kd.plantpath.PLANT_ENV, str(tmp_path))
assert kd._plant_root() == str(tmp_path)
def test_plant_root_honours_willtools_knowledge_set_to_a_file(
tmp_path, monkeypatch):
# The single-file arrangement: the variable has always been allowed to
# name the machine-wide file directly, and its DIRECTORY is the root --
# see `vibe.plantpath.plant_root`'s own docstring for why.
plant_file = tmp_path / 'knowledge.yaml'
monkeypatch.setenv(kd.plantpath.PLANT_ENV, str(plant_file))
assert kd._plant_root() == str(tmp_path)
def test_jobs_root_defaults_to_the_checkout_folder_when_unset(monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.delenv(kd.joblocate.JOBS_ENV, raising=False)
assert kd._jobs_root() == os.path.join(kd.ROOT, 'knowledge', 'job')
def test_jobs_root_honours_willtools_jobs_when_set(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setenv(kd.joblocate.JOBS_ENV, str(tmp_path))
assert kd._jobs_root() == str(tmp_path)
def test_plant_files_walks_the_env_pointed_root_not_the_checkout_one(
tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""The regression this exists for: an env var naming a folder OUTSIDE
this checkout used to be silently ignored -- the walk never left
`<repo>/knowledge/plant`, so a private clone living anywhere else was
invisible to this tool no matter how the machine was set up."""
plant_dir = tmp_path / 'plants' / 'sample_plant'
plant_dir.mkdir(parents=True)
(plant_dir / 'knowledge.yaml').write_text(
u'nomenclature:\n design_folder: X\n', encoding='utf-8')
monkeypatch.setenv(kd.plantpath.PLANT_ENV, str(tmp_path / 'plants'))
found = kd._plant_files()
assert found == [str(plant_dir / 'knowledge.yaml')]
def test_plant_files_skips_bak_files_from_the_env_pointed_root(
tmp_path, monkeypatch):
plant_dir = tmp_path / 'sample_plant'
plant_dir.mkdir()
(plant_dir / 'knowledge.yaml').write_text('x: 1\n', encoding='utf-8')
(plant_dir / 'knowledge.yaml.bak-20260101').write_text(
'x: 1\n', encoding='utf-8')
monkeypatch.setenv(kd.plantpath.PLANT_ENV, str(tmp_path))
found = kd._plant_files()
assert found == [str(plant_dir / 'knowledge.yaml')]
def test_job_files_walks_the_env_pointed_root_not_the_checkout_one(
tmp_path, monkeypatch):
job_dir = tmp_path / 'jobs' / 'sample_job'
job_dir.mkdir(parents=True)
(job_dir / 'knowledge.yaml').write_text(
u'scope:\n declared_by: Will\n', encoding='utf-8')
monkeypatch.setenv(kd.joblocate.JOBS_ENV, str(tmp_path / 'jobs'))
found = kd._job_files()
assert found == [str(job_dir / 'knowledge.yaml')]
def test_plant_and_job_roots_on_a_fresh_machine_with_no_env_and_no_checkout(
tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""Neither the env var nor `<repo>/knowledge/plant` (or `/job`) existing
is not an error here -- it is the ordinary state of a fresh clone, and
`_plant_files` / `_job_files` must just come back empty."""
monkeypatch.delenv(kd.plantpath.PLANT_ENV, raising=False)
monkeypatch.delenv(kd.joblocate.JOBS_ENV, raising=False)
monkeypatch.setattr(kd, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
assert kd._plant_files() == []
assert kd._job_files() == []
def test_it_still_works_with_no_private_layers(monkeypatch):
# A colleague cloning the repo has only the public files. The run must
# still be useful, and must say which layers it actually saw.
monkeypatch.setattr(kd, '_plant_files', lambda: [])
monkeypatch.setattr(kd, '_job_files', lambda: [])
res = kd.analyse()
assert res['layers'] == ['PLANT_STARTER', 'STARTER', 'catalogue.yaml',
'knowledge.DEFAULTS']
buf = io.StringIO()
kd.report(res, buf)
assert 'No private plant or job layer in this checkout' in buf.getvalue()
def test_json_mode_exits_the_same_way_as_the_text_report(capsys):
import json
code = kd.main(['--json'])
payload = json.loads(capsys.readouterr().out)
total = sum(len(v) for v in payload['findings'].values())
assert code == (1 if total else 0)
assert set(payload['findings']) == set(kd.CATEGORIES)
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for tools/knowledgelint.py -- the host-side gate on the layer files.
Loaded by path, like `test_knowledge_drift.py`: the tool is host CPython and
must be (it reads YAML with PyYAML, on purpose, because that is the only
reader on this side as strict as the YamlDotNet one inside Revit).
What matters about a gate is the two answers it gives and that it never
gives a third by accident: a file that will not load has to FAIL and set the
exit code, and a file that loads has to pass without anybody learning to
ignore it. A gate that cannot tell them apart is the silence this whole tool
exists against -- 2026-09-01, one duplicate key, one whole plant layer gone,
every report normal.
"""
import os
import sys
import pytest
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(
os.path.abspath(__file__))))
TOOLS = os.path.join(ROOT, 'tools')
if TOOLS not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, TOOLS)
pytest.importorskip('yaml')
lint = pytest.importorskip('knowledgelint')
def _write(tmp_path, name, text):
path = tmp_path / name
path.write_text(text, encoding='utf-8')
return str(path)
# --------------------------------------------------------------- one file
def test_a_clean_file_passes(tmp_path):
path = _write(tmp_path, 'ok.yaml', u'a:\n b: 1\n c: [1, 2]\n')
assert lint.check_file(path) == (True, 'ok')
def test_a_duplicate_key_fails_with_the_line_to_delete(tmp_path):
"""The incident's exact shape: nested, not top level."""
path = _write(tmp_path, 'dup.yaml',
u'checks:\n'
u' rules:\n'
u' cap_label_mismatch_is_view_specific: true\n'
u' other: 1\n'
u' cap_label_mismatch_is_view_specific: false\n')
ok, message = lint.check_file(path)
assert ok is False
assert message.startswith('Duplicate key')
assert 'cap_label_mismatch_is_view_specific' in message
assert 'line 5' in message # the SECOND statement of the key
def test_an_ordinary_syntax_error_fails_with_its_position(tmp_path):
path = _write(tmp_path, 'broken.yaml', u'a:\n - [1, 2\n')
ok, message = lint.check_file(path)
assert ok is False
assert 'line' in message
def test_the_same_key_under_two_different_parents_is_not_a_duplicate(tmp_path):
path = _write(tmp_path, 'notes.yaml', u'a:\n note: x\nb:\n note: y\n')
assert lint.check_file(path)[0] is True
def test_a_file_that_is_not_there_is_a_failure_not_a_pass(tmp_path):
ok, message = lint.check_file(str(tmp_path / 'nope.yaml'))
assert ok is False
assert 'cannot open' in message
# ------------------------------------------------------------------- the run
def test_main_exits_zero_on_a_clean_tree(tmp_path, capsys):
_write(tmp_path, 'a.yaml', u'a: 1\n')
_write(tmp_path, 'b.yaml', u'b: 2\n')
assert lint.main([str(tmp_path)]) == 0
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert '2 layer file(s) parse.' in out
assert 'FAILED' not in out
def test_main_exits_one_and_names_the_file(tmp_path, capsys):
_write(tmp_path, 'a.yaml', u'a: 1\n')
bad = _write(tmp_path, 'b.yaml', u'b: 1\nb: 2\n')
assert lint.main([str(tmp_path)]) == 1
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert 'FAILED' in out
assert bad in out
assert 'Duplicate key' in out
# the sentence that says what a dropped layer looks like from the outside
assert 'agrees with the defaults' in out
def test_main_with_nothing_to_check_is_not_a_pass(tmp_path, capsys):
"""`no files found` printed with exit 0 is a gate that has stopped
checking and says it is fine -- which is the failure mode, not a state to
report cheerfully."""
assert lint.main([str(tmp_path)]) == 1
assert 'no knowledge layer found' in capsys.readouterr().out
def test_json_output_carries_every_result(tmp_path, capsys):
import json
_write(tmp_path, 'a.yaml', u'a: 1\n')
_write(tmp_path, 'b.yaml', u'b: 1\nb: 2\n')
assert lint.main([str(tmp_path), '--json']) == 1
payload = json.loads(capsys.readouterr().out)
assert payload['checked'] == 2 and payload['failed'] == 1
assert [r['ok'] for r in payload['results']] == [True, False]
def test_list_prints_the_targets_and_checks_nothing(tmp_path, capsys):
bad = _write(tmp_path, 'b.yaml', u'b: 1\nb: 2\n')
assert lint.main([str(tmp_path), '--list']) == 0
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert bad in out
assert 'FAILED' not in out
# ------------------------------------------------------------------- targets
def test_a_folder_argument_is_walked_and_bak_snapshots_are_left_alone(
tmp_path):
_write(tmp_path, 'a.yaml', u'a: 1\n')
_write(tmp_path, 'k.bak-2026-01-01.yaml', u'x: 1\nx: 2\n')
nested = tmp_path / 'deeper'
nested.mkdir()
_write(nested, 'b.yml', u'b: 1\n')
found = [os.path.basename(p) for p in lint.walk_yaml(str(tmp_path))]
assert found == ['a.yaml', 'b.yml']
def test_default_targets_include_the_catalogue_that_ships_with_the_tool():
"""It is the one layer in the repository, so it is the one target that is
there on every machine -- including a colleague's clone with no plant or
job folder and no environment set."""
assert lint.CATALOGUE in lint.default_targets()
def test_default_targets_are_files_that_exist_and_are_not_repeated():
targets = lint.default_targets()
assert all(os.path.isfile(p) for p in targets)
assert len(set(os.path.realpath(p) for p in targets)) == len(targets)
def test_the_plant_root_is_read_the_way_plantpath_reads_it(monkeypatch,
tmp_path):
"""Mirrors `vibe.plantpath.plant_root`, which cannot be imported here.
Set to a FOLDER that folder is the root; set to a FILE its directory is,
because the machine-wide file lives IN the root."""
monkeypatch.setenv(lint.PLANT_ENV, str(tmp_path))
assert lint.plant_root() == str(tmp_path)
monkeypatch.setenv(lint.PLANT_ENV, str(tmp_path / 'knowledge.yaml'))
assert lint.plant_root() == str(tmp_path)
def test_the_plant_and_job_layers_of_this_machine_are_targets(monkeypatch,
tmp_path):
plants = tmp_path / 'plants'
(plants / 'northgate').mkdir(parents=True)
_write(plants / 'northgate', 'knowledge.yaml', u'a: 1\n')
_write(plants, 'knowledge.yaml', u'b: 1\n')
jobs = tmp_path / 'jobs'
(jobs / 'sample_job').mkdir(parents=True)
_write(jobs / 'sample_job', 'knowledge.yaml', u'c: 1\n')
monkeypatch.setenv(lint.PLANT_ENV, str(plants))
monkeypatch.setenv(lint.JOBS_ENV, str(jobs))
targets = [os.path.realpath(p) for p in lint.default_targets()]
for expected in (plants / 'knowledge.yaml',
plants / 'northgate' / 'knowledge.yaml',
jobs / 'sample_job' / 'knowledge.yaml'):
assert os.path.realpath(str(expected)) in targets
def test_a_project_config_pointer_is_followed_but_a_dead_one_is_not_a_verdict(
monkeypatch, tmp_path):
"""A pointer to a file that is gone is `knowledge._config_missing` -- the
buttons already refuse on it, and the file may simply live on a share this
machine is not on today. Not a parse failure, so not this tool's verdict."""
jobs = tmp_path / 'jobs'
(jobs / 'sample_job').mkdir(parents=True)
_write(jobs / 'sample_job', 'knowledge.yaml', u'c: 1\n')
config = _write(tmp_path, 'active-config.yaml', u'knowledge:\n a: 1\n')
monkeypatch.setenv(lint.JOBS_ENV, str(jobs))
(jobs / 'sample_job' / 'active-config.txt').write_text(
config, encoding='utf-8')
assert os.path.realpath(config) in [os.path.realpath(p)
for p in lint.default_targets()]
(jobs / 'sample_job' / 'active-config.txt').write_text(
str(tmp_path / 'gone.yaml'), encoding='utf-8')
assert os.path.realpath(str(tmp_path / 'gone.yaml')) not in \
[os.path.realpath(p) for p in lint.default_targets()]
# The obvious next test -- "every real layer on this machine parses" -- is
# deliberately NOT here. It is the gate's whole job, but the gate is
# `python tools/knowledgelint.py`, run by whoever edited a layer; as a pytest
# case it would turn a broken gitignored file that no code change touched
# into a red suite, and this repository already has one env-dependent test
# teaching people that a failure is not necessarily theirs. Run the tool.
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for the Revit-free half of lateral extraction.
`latmodel` and `latrisa` import nothing from Revit at module scope, so they
run straight on host CPython through the conftest trick -- same as
`ticketpage`. `latextract` is the Revit half and is deliberately not
reachable from here.
No real parameter name and no real mark appears anywhere below. The marks
are `MARK_A` / `MARK_B` and the field names are placeholders, because a
parameter name is this office's template and the repository is shareable.
"""
import pytest
from vibe import latmodel as LM
from vibe import latrisa as LR
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the marker
@pytest.mark.parametrize('text', [
'lateral-resistent',
'LATERAL-RESISTENT',
'Lateral-Resistent',
'lateral resistent',
'lateral_resistent',
'lateral resistent',
'lateral.resistent',
'lateral/resistent',
'shear wall, lateral-resistent',
'lateral-resistent (see S2.1)',
'PRECAST BEAM - LATERAL RESISTENT - NORTH BAY',
])
def test_marker_accepts_owner_spelling(text):
verdict, token = LM.match_marker(text)
assert verdict == LM.MATCH_YES
assert token == 'lateral-resistent'
@pytest.mark.parametrize('text', [
'lateral-resistant',
'LATERAL RESISTANT',
'a lateral_resistant column',
])
def test_marker_accepts_conventional_spelling(text):
verdict, token = LM.match_marker(text)
assert verdict == LM.MATCH_YES
assert token == 'lateral-resistant'
@pytest.mark.parametrize('text', [
None,
'',
' ',
'lateral',
'resistant',
'resistent',
'lateralresistent', # no separator -- see normalise()
'laterally resistant', # 'laterally' is a different word
'lateral resistance',
'PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM',
])
def test_marker_rejects(text):
verdict, token = LM.match_marker(text)
assert verdict == LM.MATCH_NO
assert token is None
@pytest.mark.parametrize('text', [
'NOT lateral-resistent',
'not lateral resistant',
'non lateral-resistent',
'no lateral-resistent',
'excluded lateral-resistent',
])
def test_marker_negated_is_ambiguous_never_silently_included(text):
"""A negated marker is settled by a human, never by this code."""
verdict, _ = LM.match_marker(text)
assert verdict == LM.MATCH_AMBIGUOUS
def test_marker_tokens_are_configurable():
verdict, token = LM.match_marker('this is an LFRS member', ['LFRS'])
assert verdict == LM.MATCH_YES and token == 'LFRS'
# and the defaults no longer apply when a plant overrides them
assert LM.match_marker('lateral-resistent', ['LFRS'])[0] == LM.MATCH_NO
def test_normalise():
assert LM.normalise('A-B_C D') == 'a b c d'
assert LM.normalise(None) == ''
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the model
def _raw(eid, i, j, section='PLACEHOLDER-TYPE', material='PLACEHOLDER-MAT',
verified=False, **kw):
row = {'element_id': eid, 'mark': 'MARK_{0}'.format(eid),
'category': 'Structural Framing', 'desc': 'lateral-resistent',
'token': 'lateral-resistent', 'i': i, 'j': j,
'axis_source': 'location_curve',
'section': ({'name': section, 'source': 'revit_type_name',
'verified': verified} if section else None),
'material': material, 'note': None}
row.update(kw)
return row
def test_build_makes_nodes_and_members():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0)),
_raw(2, (10, 0, 0), (10, 0, 12))])
assert len(m['members']) == 2
assert len(m['nodes']) == 3 # the shared end welded
assert m['members'][0]['j_node'] == m['members'][1]['i_node']
assert m['length_unit'] == 'ft'
def test_units_are_feet_and_nothing_converts():
"""A 12x error has already cost this project real time. Feet in, feet out."""
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0))])
assert m['members'][0]['length_ft'] == pytest.approx(10.0)
assert m['nodes'][1]['x'] == pytest.approx(10.0)
assert 'feet' in m['coordinate_note'].lower()
def test_endpoints_within_tolerance_weld_into_one_node():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0)),
_raw(2, (10.005, 0, 0), (10, 0, 12))])
assert len(m['nodes']) == 3
def test_endpoints_outside_tolerance_stay_separate_and_are_reported():
"""A gap is never quietly closed. It is reported as a near miss."""
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0)),
_raw(2, (10.25, 0, 0), (10.25, 0, 12))])
assert len(m['nodes']) == 4
near = m['connectivity']['near_misses']
assert near and near[0]['gap_ft'] == pytest.approx(0.25)
def test_welding_works_across_a_grid_cell_boundary():
tol = 0.01
a = 5.0
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (a, 0, 0)),
_raw(2, (a + tol * 0.4, 0, 0), (a, 0, 9))],
node_tol_ft=tol)
assert len(m['nodes']) == 3
def test_member_with_no_axis_is_skipped_with_a_reason_not_dropped():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, None, None)])
assert m['members'] == []
assert len(m['skipped']) == 1
assert m['skipped'][0]['element_id'] == 1
assert m['skipped'][0]['reason']
def test_zero_length_member_is_skipped():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (0, 0, 0.0001))])
assert m['members'] == []
assert 'zero-length' in m['skipped'][0]['reason']
def test_missing_section_is_never_defaulted():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0), section=None)])
mem = m['members'][0]
assert mem['section'] is None
assert 'section' in mem['unresolved']
def test_unverified_section_counts_as_unresolved():
"""A type NAME is not a section property, and must not pass as one."""
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0), verified=False)])
assert any(u.startswith('verified section')
for u in m['members'][0]['unresolved'])
def test_verified_section_is_accepted():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0), verified=True)])
assert not any('section' in u for u in m['members'][0]['unresolved'])
def test_missing_material_is_never_defaulted():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0), material=None)])
assert m['members'][0]['material'] is None
assert 'material' in m['members'][0]['unresolved']
def test_end_releases_are_always_unresolved():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0), verified=True)])
assert m['members'][0]['releases'] is None
assert 'end releases' in m['members'][0]['unresolved']
def test_free_ends_are_reported_and_not_called_supports():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0))])
assert sorted(m['connectivity']['free_ends']) == ['N1', 'N2']
def test_interior_intersections_are_not_searched_for_and_say_so():
"""A member ending mid-span on another is NOT connected. Stated, not hidden."""
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (20, 0, 0)),
_raw(2, (10, 0, 0), (10, 0, 12))])
assert m['connectivity']['interior_intersections_checked'] is False
assert len(m['nodes']) == 4 # the T is four nodes, not three
def test_near_miss_search_stands_down_on_a_big_model_rather_than_lying():
"""Not run is not 'none found'. Revit's UI thread must not be blocked."""
raws = [_raw(n, (n * 100.0, 0, 0), (n * 100.0 + 10, 0, 0))
for n in range(700)]
m = LM.build(raws)
assert m['connectivity']['near_miss_checked'] is False
assert m['connectivity']['near_miss_total'] is None
assert m['connectivity']['near_misses'] == []
assert m['connectivity']['node_count'] == 1400
def test_near_miss_search_runs_on_a_small_model():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0)),
_raw(2, (10.25, 0, 0), (10.25, 0, 12))])
assert m['connectivity']['near_miss_checked'] is True
assert m['connectivity']['near_miss_total'] == 1
def test_unresolved_rows_are_element_by_element():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0), section=None, material=None)])
rows = LM.unresolved_rows(m)
assert {r['missing'] for r in rows} == {'section', 'material',
'end releases'}
assert all(r['element_id'] == 1 for r in rows)
def test_notes_state_the_absences():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0))])
blob = ' '.join(m['notes']).upper()
assert 'END RELEASES ARE NOT EXTRACTED' in blob
assert 'SUPPORTS ARE NOT EXTRACTED' in blob
assert 'LOADS ARE NOT EXTRACTED' in blob
def test_is_analysable_is_false_while_anything_is_missing():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0))])
assert LM.is_analysable(m) is False
assert LM.is_analysable(LM.build([])) is False
def test_empty_input_is_an_empty_model_not_a_crash():
m = LM.build([])
assert m['members'] == [] and m['nodes'] == [] and m['skipped'] == []
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the output
def _model():
return LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0)),
_raw(2, (10, 0, 0), (10, 0, 12), section=None,
material=None)],
model_title='sample_job')
def test_json_round_trips():
import json
m = _model()
back = json.loads(LR.emit_json(m))
assert back['schema'] == 'willtools.lateral/1'
assert len(back['members']) == 2
def test_nodes_csv_carries_the_unit_on_every_row():
rows = LR.emit_nodes_csv(_model()).strip().split('\n')
assert rows[0].startswith('label,x,y,z,unit')
assert all(',ft,' in r for r in rows[1:])
def test_members_csv_leaves_unknowns_blank_rather_than_filled():
text = LR.emit_members_csv(_model())
rows = [r.split(',') for r in text.strip().split('\n')]
head, body = rows[0], rows[1:]
sec = head.index('section')
rel = head.index('end_releases')
assert body[1][sec] == '' # no section -> blank, not a default
assert all(r[rel] == '' for r in body)
def test_members_csv_names_what_is_unresolved_in_words_too():
text = LR.emit_members_csv(_model())
assert 'end releases' in text
def test_risa_output_is_labelled_a_draft_loudly():
text = LR.emit_risa_draft(_model())
assert 'DRAFT -- NOT A VERIFIED RISA-3D INPUT FILE' in text
assert 'DRAFT' in text.split('\n')[1]
def test_risa_draft_uses_risas_published_section_keywords():
text = LR.emit_risa_draft(_model())
for kw in ('[RISA-3D_INPUT_DATA]', '[NODES]', '[MEMBERS]',
'[.PROJECT_DESCRIPTION]'):
assert kw in text
assert '[NODES] <3>' in text
assert '[MEMBERS] <2>' in text
def test_risa_draft_emits_no_units_line():
"""A wrong units line rescales everything invisibly. Better absent."""
text = LR.emit_risa_draft(_model())
assert '\n[UNITS]' not in text
assert '! [UNITS] omitted on purpose' in text
def test_risa_draft_emits_no_supports_and_says_so():
text = LR.emit_risa_draft(_model())
assert '\n[BOUNDARY_CONDITIONS]' not in text
assert 'intentionally absent' in text
def test_risa_draft_uses_an_unresolvable_shape_rather_than_a_default():
"""It must fail to analyse, not analyse wrongly."""
text = LR.emit_risa_draft(_model())
assert LR.UNRESOLVED_SHAPE in text
assert LR.UNRESOLVED_MATERIAL in text
def test_risa_draft_records_every_skip_with_its_reason():
m = LM.build([_raw(7, None, None)])
text = LR.emit_risa_draft(m)
assert '! skipped element 7' in text
def test_risa_draft_says_nothing_was_skipped_when_nothing_was():
assert 'nothing was skipped' in LR.emit_risa_draft(_model())
def test_file_set_names_the_draft_so_it_cannot_be_opened_by_accident():
names = [n for n, _ in LR.file_set(_model(), 'sample_job')]
assert names == ['sample_job-lateral.json',
'sample_job-lateral-nodes.csv',
'sample_job-lateral-members.csv',
'sample_job-lateral.r3d.DRAFT.txt']
assert not any(n.endswith('.r3d') for n in names)
def test_csv_quotes_a_description_containing_a_comma():
m = LM.build([_raw(1, (0, 0, 0), (10, 0, 0),
desc='shear wall, lateral-resistent')])
assert '"shear wall, lateral-resistent"' in LR.emit_members_csv(m)
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for `vibe.pa_criteria.page` -- the Design Criteria section layout.
No Revit and no WPF renderer are available here (see `conftest.py`'s
docstring for why `vibe` imports this way), so this suite cannot check that
the page LOOKS right -- nobody has run this inside Revit and this file does
not claim otherwise. What it can and does check mechanically:
* `page()` never raises, on an empty dict, a filled dict, `None` values,
`None` reads, or a `values` object that is not even a dict.
* every block returned is a well-formed member of the block vocabulary
`page()`'s docstring promises (`heading`, `columns`, `field`, `kv`,
`sentence`, `table`, `rule`, `space`) -- an unknown `kind` renders as
nothing on the real form, so a typo here would be a silently missing
block that only this test would catch.
* every `field` block carries a non-empty, plain-English `label` and a
non-empty `hint` -- the owner's whole complaint about the old form was
that a field carried only its engineering symbol.
* a field key with no backing entry in `panelanalysisform.FIELDS` still
renders (an empty editor), and is named in `problems` -- never silently
dropped.
* `values` is never mutated by a call to `page()`.
* the block list is stable: calling `page()` twice on the same input
produces the same output.
"""
import copy
import sys
from pathlib import Path
TESTS_DIR = Path(__file__).resolve().parent
if str(TESTS_DIR) not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, str(TESTS_DIR))
from vibe import pa_criteria as pc # noqa: E402
KNOWN_KINDS = set(['heading', 'columns', 'field', 'kv', 'sentence', 'table',
'rule', 'space'])
KNOWN_EDITORS = set(['text', 'num', 'check', 'choice'])
def _walk(blocks):
"""Yield every block in the tree, including nested `columns` children."""
for b in blocks:
yield b
if b.get('kind') == 'columns':
for col in b.get('columns') or []:
for sub in _walk(col):
yield sub
def _assert_well_formed(blocks):
for b in blocks:
assert isinstance(b, dict), 'block is not a dict: {0!r}'.format(b)
kind = b.get('kind')
assert kind in KNOWN_KINDS, 'unknown block kind {0!r}'.format(kind)
if kind == 'heading':
assert isinstance(b['text'], str) and b['text'].strip()
assert b['level'] in (1, 2, 3)
elif kind == 'columns':
assert isinstance(b['columns'], list) and b['columns']
for col in b['columns']:
assert isinstance(col, list)
_assert_well_formed(col)
elif kind == 'field':
assert isinstance(b['key'], str) and b['key']
assert isinstance(b['label'], str) and b['label'].strip(), (
'field {0!r} has no plain-English label'.format(b['key']))
assert isinstance(b['hint'], str) and b['hint'].strip(), (
'field {0!r} has no hint'.format(b['key']))
assert b['symbol'] is None or isinstance(b['symbol'], str)
assert isinstance(b['required'], bool)
assert b['editor'] in KNOWN_EDITORS, (
'field {0!r} has unknown editor {1!r}'
.format(b['key'], b['editor']))
if b['editor'] == 'choice':
assert b['choices'], (
'choice field {0!r} has no choices'.format(b['key']))
else:
assert b['choices'] is None
elif kind == 'kv':
assert isinstance(b['rows'], list)
for row in b['rows']:
assert len(row) == 2
elif kind == 'sentence':
assert isinstance(b['text'], str) and b['text'].strip()
elif kind == 'table':
assert isinstance(b['headers'], list) and b['headers']
assert isinstance(b['rows'], list)
for row in b['rows']:
assert len(row) == len(b['headers']), (
'table row {0!r} does not match headers {1!r}'
.format(row, b['headers']))
for cell in row:
if isinstance(cell, dict):
assert cell.get('editor') == 'check'
assert cell.get('key')
else:
assert isinstance(cell, str)
elif kind == 'rule':
assert set(b.keys()) == set(['kind'])
elif kind == 'space':
assert isinstance(b['h'], int)
def _field_keys(blocks):
return [b['key'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'field']
# --------------------------------------------------------------------- tests
def test_empty_values_never_raises_and_is_well_formed():
blocks, problems = pc.page({})
assert isinstance(blocks, list) and blocks
assert isinstance(problems, list)
_assert_well_formed(blocks)
def test_none_values_and_none_reads_never_raises():
blocks, problems = pc.page(None, None)
assert isinstance(blocks, list) and blocks
_assert_well_formed(blocks)
def test_non_dict_values_degrades_rather_than_raising():
blocks, problems = pc.page('not a dict')
assert isinstance(blocks, list) and blocks
_assert_well_formed(blocks)
def test_filled_values_never_raises_and_is_well_formed():
values = {
'fc_psi': '6000', 'fci_psi': '3500', 'unit_weight_pcf': '150',
'concrete_type': 'Normalweight', 'rebar_fy_ksi': '60',
'rebar_es_ksi': '29000', 'ps_fpu_ksi': '270', 'strand_ep_ksi': '28500',
'ps_loss_method': 'PCI', 'ps_loss_humidity_pct': '75',
'design_criteria.rvalue_calc_enabled': 'yes',
'design_criteria.min_reinf_checked': 'true',
}
blocks, problems = pc.page(values, {'mark': 'sample_mark',
'design_number': 'PNL1.0'})
assert isinstance(blocks, list) and blocks
_assert_well_formed(blocks)
def test_values_dict_is_never_mutated():
values = {'fc_psi': '6000'}
before = copy.deepcopy(values)
pc.page(values, {'mark': 'sample_mark'})
assert values == before
def test_reads_dict_is_never_mutated():
reads = {'mark': 'sample_mark', 'design_number': 'PNL1.0'}
before = copy.deepcopy(reads)
pc.page({}, reads)
assert reads == before
def test_block_list_is_stable_for_the_same_input():
values = {'fc_psi': '6000', 'unit_weight_pcf': '150'}
reads = {'mark': 'sample_mark'}
a, pa = pc.page(values, reads)
b, pb = pc.page(values, reads)
assert a == b
assert pa == pb
def test_missing_key_degrades_to_a_field_and_names_a_problem():
blocks, problems = pc.page({})
keys = set(_field_keys(blocks))
# A key this file invented because Eriksson's page has no home for it
# yet in panelanalysisform.FIELDS.
assert 'design_criteria.analysis_beta_d' in keys
joined = ' '.join(problems)
assert 'design_criteria.analysis_beta_d' in joined
def test_existing_form_key_is_not_reported_as_missing():
blocks, problems = pc.page({})
joined = ' '.join(problems)
# fc_psi is a real, long-standing panelanalysisform.FIELDS key.
assert "'fc_psi'" not in joined or 'fc_psi) has no backing' not in joined
for p in problems:
assert 'fc_psi)' not in p
def test_every_field_key_appears_at_most_once():
blocks, _problems = pc.page({})
keys = _field_keys(blocks)
dupes = [k for k in set(keys) if keys.count(k) > 1]
assert not dupes, 'field key(s) rendered more than once: {0}'.format(dupes)
def test_section_heading_is_present():
blocks, _problems = pc.page({})
headings = [b['text'] for b in blocks if b.get('kind') == 'heading']
assert 'Design Criteria' in headings
assert headings[0] == 'Design Criteria'
def test_prime_notation_used_not_ascii_apostrophe():
blocks, _problems = pc.page({})
for b in _walk(blocks):
if b.get('kind') != 'field':
continue
symbol = b.get('symbol') or ''
# f'c / f'ci style ASCII apostrophes must never appear; the real
# prime character (U+2032) is what the renderer turns into a
# subscript.
assert "f'c" not in symbol and "f'ci" not in symbol
if u"f′" in symbol or u"E′" in symbol:
assert True # sanity: the prime character is reachable at all
def test_load_combination_tables_have_include_checkboxes():
blocks, problems = pc.page({})
tables = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'table']
assert len(tables) == 2
for t in tables:
assert t['headers'][-1] == 'Include'
for row in t['rows']:
cell = row[-1]
assert isinstance(cell, dict) and cell['editor'] == 'check'
joined = ' '.join(problems)
assert 'load_combo.strength' in joined
assert 'load_combo.service' in joined
def test_soil_blocks_are_sentences_not_editors():
blocks, problems = pc.page({})
sentences = [b['text'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'sentence']
assert any('no exterior soil loads' in s for s in sentences)
assert any('no interior soil loads' in s for s in sentences)
assert any('soil loads are not collected' in p for p in problems)
def test_prestress_loss_group_is_a_sentence_when_blank():
blocks, _problems = pc.page({})
sentences = [b['text'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'sentence']
assert any('No prestress loss assumptions' in s for s in sentences)
# And its fields must NOT be rendered while blank -- shown only once
# something in the group is filled in.
keys = set(_field_keys(blocks))
assert 'ps_loss_method' not in keys
def test_prestress_loss_group_becomes_fields_when_filled():
blocks, _problems = pc.page({'ps_loss_method': 'PCI'})
keys = set(_field_keys(blocks))
assert 'ps_loss_method' in keys
assert 'ps_loss_humidity_pct' in keys
def test_filling_one_group_field_does_not_file_a_phantom_problem_for_others():
# Regression guard: `_group_or_sentence` must not evaluate the
# filled-in branch (and thus call `F(key)`, which files a "missing"
# problem) when the sentence branch is the one actually shown.
_blocks, problems_blank = pc.page({})
joined = ' '.join(problems_blank)
assert 'ps_loss_method' not in joined
assert 'ps_loss_humidity_pct' not in joined
def test_rvalue_and_min_reinforcement_default_sentences_present():
blocks, _problems = pc.page({})
sentences = [b['text'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'sentence']
assert any('R-value is not being calculated' in s for s in sentences)
assert any('Minimum steel is not being checked' in s for s in sentences)
def test_concrete_grid_has_release_and_inplace_strength_fields():
blocks, _problems = pc.page({})
keys = set(_field_keys(blocks))
assert 'fci_psi' in keys
assert 'fc_psi' in keys
assert 'conc_eci_psi' in keys
assert 'conc_ec_psi' in keys
def test_ksi_reconciliation_hint_on_psi_keys():
blocks, _problems = pc.page({})
for b in _walk(blocks):
if b.get('kind') == 'field' and b['key'] in ('fc_psi', 'fci_psi'):
assert 'ksi' in b['hint'].lower()
def test_required_fields_match_panelanalysisform_where_it_exists():
from vibe import panelanalysisform as pf
blocks, _problems = pc.page({})
required_here = dict((b['key'], b['required'])
for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'field')
for f in pf.FIELDS:
key = f['key']
if key in required_here:
assert required_here[key] == f['required'], (
'required flag mismatch for {0!r}'.format(key))
def test_panel_header_kv_shown_only_when_reads_present():
blocks_no_reads, _ = pc.page({}, {})
kvs_no_reads = [b for b in blocks_no_reads if b.get('kind') == 'kv']
blocks_with_reads, _ = pc.page({}, {'mark': 'sample_mark'})
kvs_with_reads = [b for b in blocks_with_reads if b.get('kind') == 'kv']
assert len(kvs_with_reads) >= len(kvs_no_reads) + 1
def test_page_import_survives_a_broken_panelanalysisform(monkeypatch):
"""Simulates the sibling agent's file being mid-edit / unimportable.
`_existing_keys()` is the one function that reaches for
`panelanalysisform`; monkeypatching it directly to behave the way it
would if the import raised (returning `None`) exercises the same
"could not judge" path `page()` must degrade through, without depending
on the interpreter's module-cache mechanics for a package (`vibe`)
that other tests in this same process have already imported
`panelanalysisform` onto as an attribute.
"""
monkeypatch.setattr(pc, '_existing_keys', lambda: None)
blocks, problems = pc.page({})
assert isinstance(blocks, list) and blocks
assert any('could not read panelanalysisform' in p for p in problems)
def test_choice_field_has_choices():
blocks, _problems = pc.page({})
for b in _walk(blocks):
if b.get('kind') == 'field' and b['key'] == 'concrete_type':
assert b['editor'] == 'choice'
assert 'Normalweight' in b['choices']
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Host tests for `vibe.pa_extents` -- the Panel Analysis form's "Concrete
Extents" section layout: panel geometry, the openings table, the drawings
row, and Section Properties.
Runs on plain CPython via `tests/conftest.py`'s `vibe` stub -- this module
imports no Revit and no `panelsketch` (it only NAMES a `panelsketch` entry
point in a `drawing` block's `source`; the renderer, not this module, calls
it). What this suite checks, per the task brief: only known block `kind`s
come out; every `field` block carries a plain-English label and a hint;
`openings_rows` being absent degrades to a `problems` entry rather than a
crash; Section Properties never prints a row it did not derive; and `values`
is never mutated.
"""
from vibe import panelanalysisform as paf # noqa: F401 (registers the stub)
from vibe import pa_extents as E
ALLOWED_KINDS = {'heading', 'columns', 'field', 'kv', 'sentence', 'table',
'drawing', 'rule', 'space'}
def _walk(blocks):
"""Yield every block in `blocks`, recursing into `columns`."""
for b in blocks:
yield b
if b.get('kind') == 'columns':
for col in b['columns']:
for sub in _walk(col):
yield sub
def _all_field_blocks(blocks):
return [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'field']
def _all_drawing_blocks(blocks):
return [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'drawing']
# --------------------------------------------------------------- vocabulary
def test_empty_values_only_known_kinds_no_crash():
blocks, problems = E.page({})
assert isinstance(blocks, list)
assert isinstance(problems, list)
for b in _walk(blocks):
assert b['kind'] in ALLOWED_KINDS, 'unknown kind: {0!r}'.format(b)
def test_none_values_does_not_raise():
# page() must never raise -- an absent values dict is a valid call.
blocks, problems = E.page(None)
assert isinstance(blocks, list)
assert isinstance(problems, list)
def test_filled_values_only_known_kinds_no_crash():
values = {
'length_ft': '107', 'width_ft': '9', 'thickness_in': '8',
'section_type': 'Solid', 'top_in_form': 'Interior',
'top_elevation_ft': '107', 'bottom_elevation_ft': '0',
'left_miter': 'no', 'right_miter': 'yes',
'openings_rows': [
{'type': 'opening', 'pos_along': 8.0 / 12.0,
'pos_along_from': 'start', 'length': 6.875,
'pos_cross': 2 + 11.5 / 12.0, 'pos_cross_from': 'left',
'width': 3 + 4.5 / 12.0, 'pos_vert': None, 'height': None,
'label': ''},
],
}
blocks, problems = E.page(values)
for b in _walk(blocks):
assert b['kind'] in ALLOWED_KINDS
# ------------------------------------------------------------ field quality
def test_every_field_has_a_plain_label_and_a_hint():
blocks, _problems = E.page({})
fields = _all_field_blocks(blocks)
assert fields, 'expected at least one field block'
for f in fields:
assert f['label'] and f['label'].strip(), \
'field {0!r} has no plain-English label'.format(f['key'])
assert f['hint'] and f['hint'].strip(), \
'field {0!r} has no hint'.format(f['key'])
assert f['editor'] in ('text', 'num', 'check', 'choice')
assert isinstance(f['required'], bool)
def test_known_paf_fields_use_panelanalysisform_label_verbatim():
# Checked LIVE against panelanalysisform.FIELDS rather than a hardcoded
# key list, because a sibling agent is restructuring that module WHILE
# this suite runs -- `left_miter` / `right_miter` landed there mid-task
# (see the module docstring's "read defensively" discipline). Any key
# `_paf_field` finds must be reflected verbatim; any key it does not
# find is covered by the MISSING test below instead.
blocks, _problems = E.page({})
fields = {f['key']: f for f in _all_field_blocks(blocks)}
candidates = ('length_ft', 'width_ft', 'thickness_in', 'section_type',
'top_in_form', 'left_miter', 'right_miter',
'top_elevation_ft', 'bottom_elevation_ft')
for key in candidates:
if key not in fields:
continue
if E._paf_field(key) is None:
continue # MISSING from panelanalysisform -- not this test's job
assert fields[key]['label'] == paf.label_of(key), \
'{0} EXISTS in panelanalysisform but label was not taken from it' \
.format(key)
assert fields[key]['hint'] == (paf.help_of(key) or fields[key]['hint'])
def test_keys_missing_from_panelanalysisform_are_named_in_problems():
# Some Eriksson concepts on this page are not yet fields
# panelanalysisform.FIELDS declares -- MISSING, per the task brief,
# never an error. The page still draws a slot for them (to match
# Eriksson's own layout) but must say, in `problems`, that a value
# typed there is not wired up yet. Checked live against `_paf_field`
# rather than a hardcoded list, since the sibling agent restructuring
# panelanalysisform may add any of these keys before this suite is
# read again.
blocks, problems = E.page({})
fields = {f['key']: f for f in _all_field_blocks(blocks)}
candidate_keys = ('top_elevation_ft', 'bottom_elevation_ft',
'left_miter', 'right_miter', 'top_in_form_check',
'top_in_form_width_in', 'top_in_form_height_in')
joined = ' '.join(problems)
still_missing = [k for k in candidate_keys if E._paf_field(k) is None]
assert still_missing, \
'expected at least one of {0} to still be MISSING from ' \
'panelanalysisform for this test to mean anything'.format(candidate_keys)
for key in still_missing:
assert key in fields, '{0} should still get a field slot'.format(key)
assert repr(key) in joined, \
'{0} MISSING from panelanalysisform but not named in problems' \
.format(key)
def test_length_ft_is_required_and_matches_paf():
blocks, _problems = E.page({})
fields = {f['key']: f for f in _all_field_blocks(blocks)}
assert fields['length_ft']['required'] is True
assert fields['width_ft']['required'] is True
assert fields['thickness_in']['required'] is True
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- miters
def test_miter_blank_prints_no_sentence():
blocks, _problems = E.page({})
sentences = [b['text'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'sentence']
assert not any('miter not included' in s for s in sentences)
def test_miter_explicit_no_prints_a_sentence_not_a_blank():
blocks, _problems = E.page({'left_miter': 'no'})
sentences = [b['text'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'sentence']
assert any('Left miter not included' in s for s in sentences)
def test_miter_explicit_yes_prints_no_sentence():
blocks, _problems = E.page({'right_miter': 'yes'})
sentences = [b['text'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'sentence']
assert not any('Right miter not included' in s for s in sentences)
# -------------------------------------------------------------- openings
def test_openings_rows_absent_degrades_with_a_problem_not_a_crash():
blocks, problems = E.page({'openings': ''})
assert any('openings_rows' in p for p in problems)
# still lays out a sentence, never a broken table
for b in _walk(blocks):
assert b['kind'] in ALLOWED_KINDS
def test_openings_rows_absent_but_raw_text_present_is_shown_verbatim():
blocks, problems = E.page({'openings': '2, 1, 3, 4, Door'})
assert any('openings_rows' in p for p in problems)
sentences = [b['text'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'sentence']
assert any('2, 1, 3, 4, Door' in s for s in sentences)
def test_openings_rows_present_builds_grouped_table():
rows = [
{'type': 'opening', 'pos_along': 8.0 / 12.0,
'pos_along_from': 'start', 'length': 6.0 + 10.5 / 12.0,
'pos_cross': 2.0 + 11.5 / 12.0, 'pos_cross_from': 'left',
'width': 3.0 + 4.5 / 12.0, 'pos_vert': None, 'height': None,
'label': ''},
{'type': 'reveal', 'pos_along': None, 'pos_along_from': None,
'length': None, 'pos_cross': None, 'pos_cross_from': None,
'width': None, 'pos_vert': None, 'height': None, 'label': ''},
]
blocks, problems = E.page({'openings_rows': rows})
assert not any('openings_rows' in p for p in problems)
tables = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'table']
assert len(tables) == 1
table = tables[0]
assert table['headers'] == ['Type', 'Position', 'Length',
'Horizontal Position', 'Width',
'Vertical Position', 'Height']
assert table['header_groups'] == [('Position along Length', 2),
('Position in Cross Section', 4)]
assert len(table['rows']) == 2
first = table['rows'][0]
assert first[0] == 'Opening'
assert first[1] == '8" from Start'
assert first[3] == "2'-11 1/2\" from Left"
assert first[5] == '-' # pos_vert blank -> dash
assert first[6] == '-' # height blank -> dash
second = table['rows'][1]
assert second[0] == 'Reveal'
assert second[1] == '-' # blank position -> plain dash, no "from ..."
def test_openings_rows_empty_list_is_a_real_answer_not_missing():
blocks, problems = E.page({'openings_rows': []})
assert not any('openings_rows' in p for p in problems)
tables = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'table']
assert len(tables) == 1
assert tables[0]['rows'] == []
sentences = [b['text'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'sentence']
assert any('No openings' in s for s in sentences)
def test_unknown_opening_type_is_echoed_not_invented():
rows = [{'type': 'blockout', 'pos_along': None, 'pos_along_from': None,
'length': None, 'pos_cross': None, 'pos_cross_from': None,
'width': None, 'pos_vert': None, 'height': None, 'label': ''}]
blocks, _problems = E.page({'openings_rows': rows})
table = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'table'][0]
assert table['rows'][0][0] == 'Blockout' # title-cased, not remapped
# ------------------------------------------------------------ section props
def test_section_properties_never_invents_a_derived_row():
blocks, problems = E.page({'width_ft': '9', 'thickness_in': '8'})
kvs = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'kv']
assert kvs, 'expected a Section Properties kv block once width+thickness given'
labels = [row[0] for row in kvs[0]['rows']]
assert labels == ['Area, in²', 'Width, in', 'Height, in']
forbidden = ('Cx', 'Cy', 'Izz', 'Iyy', 'Izy', 'Sb', 'St')
for row_label, _value in kvs[0]['rows']:
for bad in forbidden:
assert not row_label.startswith(bad)
joined = ' '.join(problems)
for bad in forbidden:
assert bad in joined, \
'{0} should be named in problems as refused, not silently dropped'.format(bad)
def test_section_properties_values_are_correct():
blocks, _problems = E.page({'width_ft': '9', 'thickness_in': '8'})
kv = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'kv'][0]
rows = dict(kv['rows'])
assert rows['Width, in'] == '108'
assert rows['Height, in'] == '8'
assert rows['Area, in²'] == '864'
def test_section_properties_missing_inputs_never_prints_a_kv_block():
blocks, problems = E.page({})
kvs = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'kv']
assert kvs == []
sentences = [b['text'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'sentence']
assert any('waiting on' in s for s in sentences)
assert any('could not be derived' in p for p in problems)
# -------------------------------------------------------------- drawings
def test_drawings_use_only_named_panelsketch_entry_points():
blocks, _problems = E.page({})
drawings = _all_drawing_blocks(blocks)
assert drawings, 'expected at least the Cross Section drawing'
allowed_sources = {'sketch', 'elevation', 'plan', 'section',
'weight_diagram'}
for d in drawings:
assert d['source'] in allowed_sources
assert isinstance(d['w'], int) and d['w'] > 0
assert isinstance(d['h'], int) and d['h'] > 0
assert d['caption'] and d['caption'].strip()
def test_side_and_front_elevation_limitation_is_named_in_problems():
blocks, problems = E.page({})
captions = [d['caption'] for d in _all_drawing_blocks(blocks)]
assert 'Side Elevation' in captions
assert 'Front Elevation' in captions
assert 'Cross Section' in captions
assert any('same combined image' in p for p in problems)
# ------------------------------------------------------------ no mutation
def test_values_dict_is_never_mutated():
values = {'length_ft': '107', 'width_ft': '9', 'thickness_in': '8',
'openings': 'garbage'}
before = dict(values)
E.page(values)
assert values == before
def test_page_never_raises_on_garbage_values():
garbage = {
'width_ft': 'not-a-number', 'thickness_in': [1, 2, 3],
'openings_rows': 'not-a-list', 'left_miter': object(),
'openings': None,
}
blocks, problems = E.page(garbage)
assert isinstance(blocks, list)
assert isinstance(problems, list)
# --------------------------------------------------------------- utilities
def test_feet_str_formats_like_eriksson():
assert E._feet_str(8.0 / 12.0) == '8"'
assert E._feet_str(0.0) == '0"'
assert E._feet_str(20.0 + 8.0 / 12.0) == "20'-8\""
assert E._feet_str(2.0 + 11.5 / 12.0) == "2'-11 1/2\""
def test_dim_or_dash_passes_through_preformatted_strings():
assert E._dim_or_dash("2'-11.5\"") == "2'-11.5\""
assert E._dim_or_dash('') == '-'
assert E._dim_or_dash(None) == '-'
def test_tri_bool_blank_is_none_not_false():
assert E._tri_bool('') is None
assert E._tri_bool(None) is None
assert E._tri_bool('no') is False
assert E._tri_bool('yes') is True
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Host tests for `vibe.pa_handling` -- the Panel Analysis form's Handling
section, rendered as generic blocks for the WPF page renderer.
Loaded via the sibling `conftest.py` trick, same as `test_panelanalysisform.py`
-- plain CPython, no Revit, no pyRevit. Covers the things the module's own
docstring promises: only the fixed block vocabulary comes out, "does not
apply" and "not filled in" render as different cell shapes, an unticked
stage never drops or re-gates a value the user already typed, every field and
matrix row carries a plain-English label and a hint, a missing
`panelanalysisform` accessor degrades to a `problems` sentence instead of
raising, and `values` is never mutated.
"""
import copy
from vibe import knowledge # noqa: F401 (registers the vibe stub)
from vibe import panelanalysisform as paf
from vibe import pa_handling
# The fixed vocabulary `pa_handling.page()` may emit. Anything else is a bug
# -- the generic renderer draws an unknown `kind` as nothing, so a typo here
# is a silently missing section rather than a crash, which is exactly why
# this is asserted rather than assumed.
_KNOWN_KINDS = set([
'heading', 'columns', 'field', 'matrix', 'table', 'legend', 'kv',
'sentence', 'drawing', 'rule', 'space',
])
def _walk(blocks):
"""Flatten every block, including nested 'columns' children."""
for b in blocks:
yield b
if b.get('kind') == 'columns':
for col in b.get('columns') or []:
for sub in _walk(col):
yield sub
def _matrix_blocks(blocks):
return [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'matrix']
def _field_blocks(blocks):
return [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'field']
# --------------------------------------------------------------- fixtures
def _some_values():
"""A plausible in-progress form: a couple of fields filled, most blank."""
values = {}
for key in paf.stage_field_keys():
values[key] = ''
for f in paf.FIELDS:
values[f['key']] = ''
values['weight_lb'] = '32000'
values[paf.stage_field_key('Stripping', 'include')] = 'yes'
values[paf.stage_field_key('Stripping', 'load_multiplier')] = '1.4'
values[paf.stage_field_key('Primary Erection', 'rigging')] = 'Auto'
values[paf.stage_field_key('Primary Erection', 'sling_angle')] = '60'
# A stage the user switched OFF but already typed a value into --
# exactly the case the "unticked stage keeps values" rule protects.
values[paf.stage_field_key('Secondary Erection', 'include')] = 'no'
values[paf.stage_field_key('Secondary Erection', 'load_multiplier')] = '2.0'
return values
# --------------------------------------------------------------- vocabulary
def test_every_block_kind_is_known():
# `problems` is expected to be non-empty here -- see the module
# docstring's list of gaps (no centroid, no top-edge-lifter field, no
# dunnage field, no lifting-configuration drawing source). Those are
# honest, permanent gaps, not bugs; this test only checks the block
# vocabulary itself.
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
for b in _walk(blocks):
assert 'kind' in b
assert b['kind'] in _KNOWN_KINDS, b
def test_empty_values_still_renders_known_kinds_only():
values = dict((k, '') for k in paf.stage_field_keys())
for f in paf.FIELDS:
values[f['key']] = ''
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(values)
for b in _walk(blocks):
assert b['kind'] in _KNOWN_KINDS, b
def test_page_never_raises_on_none_values():
# page() must degrade, never raise, even with nothing handed in.
blocks, problems = pa_handling.page(None)
assert isinstance(blocks, list)
assert isinstance(problems, list)
# ---------------------------------------------------- not-applicable vs blank
def test_stage_matrix_shape():
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
matrices = _matrix_blocks(blocks)
assert len(matrices) == 1
m = matrices[0]
assert m['columns'] == list(paf.STAGES)
assert len(m['rows']) == len(paf.STAGE_OPTIONS)
for row in m['rows']:
assert len(row['cells']) == len(paf.STAGES)
def test_erection_only_option_is_na_for_stripping_and_transportation():
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
m = _matrix_blocks(blocks)[0]
columns = m['columns']
rigging_row = next(r for r in m['rows']
if r['cells'] is not None and
'rigging configuration' in r['label'].lower())
for stage_name in ('Stripping', 'Transportation'):
idx = columns.index(stage_name)
assert rigging_row['cells'][idx] == {'na': True}
for stage_name in ('Primary Erection', 'Secondary Erection'):
idx = columns.index(stage_name)
cell = rigging_row['cells'][idx]
assert cell != {'na': True}
assert cell is not None
assert 'editor' in cell
def test_na_cell_and_unfilled_cell_render_differently():
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
m = _matrix_blocks(blocks)[0]
columns = m['columns']
rigging_row = next(r for r in m['rows']
if 'rigging configuration' in r['label'].lower())
load_mult_row = next(r for r in m['rows']
if 'load multiplier' in r['label'].lower())
na_cell = rigging_row['cells'][columns.index('Stripping')]
# Load Multiplier applies to every stage, so Stripping's cell there is
# an ordinary (currently unfilled, from the caller's point of view)
# editable cell -- shape must differ from the NA cell above.
unfilled_cell = load_mult_row['cells'][columns.index('Transportation')]
assert na_cell == {'na': True}
assert 'na' not in unfilled_cell
assert unfilled_cell['editor'] == 'num'
def test_include_row_never_na():
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
m = _matrix_blocks(blocks)[0]
include_row = next(r for r in m['rows'] if 'include' in r['label'].lower())
for cell in include_row['cells']:
assert cell != {'na': True}
assert cell['editor'] == 'check'
# ------------------------------------------- unticked stage keeps its values
def test_excluded_stage_cell_still_present_and_editable():
"""Secondary Erection is switched off in `_some_values()` but its
load_multiplier was typed in; the matrix must still offer that cell as
an ordinary editable cell (never NA, never dropped) -- the caller's
values dict is what actually decides required-ness at validate() time,
not this block, and the cell key must still be there for the renderer
to read/write against."""
values = _some_values()
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(values)
m = _matrix_blocks(blocks)[0]
columns = m['columns']
load_mult_row = next(r for r in m['rows'] if 'load multiplier' in
r['label'].lower())
cell = load_mult_row['cells'][columns.index('Secondary Erection')]
assert cell != {'na': True}
assert cell is not None
assert cell['key'] == paf.stage_field_key('Secondary Erection',
'load_multiplier')
# And the value the user typed is still sitting in `values`, untouched.
assert values[cell['key']] == '2.0'
def test_values_dict_is_never_mutated():
values = _some_values()
before = copy.deepcopy(values)
pa_handling.page(values)
assert values == before
# --------------------------------------------------------- labels and hints
def test_every_field_block_has_label_and_hint():
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
for f in _field_blocks(blocks):
assert f.get('label'), f
assert f.get('hint'), f
def test_every_matrix_row_has_label_and_hint():
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
m = _matrix_blocks(blocks)[0]
for row in m['rows']:
assert row.get('label'), row
# 'include' is the only row Eriksson gives a very short help line
# to, but every STAGE_OPTIONS row does carry one -- assert it rides
# through rather than getting dropped in translation.
assert row.get('hint'), row
def test_symbol_rides_beside_label_not_instead_of_it():
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
m = _matrix_blocks(blocks)[0]
load_mult_row = next(r for r in m['rows'] if 'load multiplier' in
r['label'].lower())
# The symbol (x self-weight) must be ADDITIONAL to the plain words, per
# the em-dash join `_row_label` uses -- never a bare symbol standing in
# for the label.
assert load_mult_row['label'].lower().startswith('load multiplier')
assert u'—' in load_mult_row['label'] # em dash
# --------------------------------------------------- missing-accessor degrade
def test_missing_stage_accessor_degrades_to_problem_not_exception():
# Build the values dict BEFORE removing STAGES -- `stage_field_keys()`
# itself reads the module-global `STAGES`, so this must not depend on
# the attribute we are about to take away.
values = _some_values()
had_stages = hasattr(paf, 'STAGES')
saved = getattr(paf, 'STAGES', None)
try:
if had_stages:
delattr(paf, 'STAGES')
blocks, problems = pa_handling.page(values)
assert isinstance(blocks, list)
assert any('STAGES' in p for p in problems)
# The rest of the page still renders around the hole.
assert any(b.get('kind') == 'heading' and b.get('text') == 'Handling'
for b in blocks)
finally:
if had_stages:
paf.STAGES = saved
def test_missing_stage_field_key_degrades_to_problem():
values = _some_values()
had = hasattr(paf, 'stage_field_key')
saved = getattr(paf, 'stage_field_key', None)
try:
if had:
delattr(paf, 'stage_field_key')
blocks, problems = pa_handling.page(values)
assert any('stage_field_key' in p for p in problems)
assert not _matrix_blocks(blocks)
finally:
if had:
paf.stage_field_key = saved
def test_missing_weight_field_degrades_to_problem():
had = 'FIELDS' in vars(paf)
saved = paf.FIELDS
try:
paf.FIELDS = [f for f in paf.FIELDS if f['key'] != 'weight_lb']
blocks, problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
assert any('weight_lb' in p for p in problems)
# kv block still renders (weight row falls back to the "not
# entered" sentence), it does not vanish or raise.
kvs = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'kv']
assert kvs
finally:
if had:
paf.FIELDS = saved
def test_no_top_edge_lifter_or_dunnage_field_is_a_known_gap():
"""These are genuinely absent from panelanalysisform today (only
face_lifters / edge_lifters exist) -- confirm the page says so rather
than inventing a field or silently going blank."""
blocks, problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
assert any('top edge lifters' in p for p in problems)
assert any('dunnage' in p for p in problems)
sentences = [b['text'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'sentence']
assert 'Design contains no top edge lifters.' in sentences
assert 'Design contains no dunnage entered.' in sentences
# --------------------------------------------------------------- real keys
def test_matrix_cell_keys_match_panelanalysisform_stage_field_key():
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
m = _matrix_blocks(blocks)[0]
for opt, row in zip(paf.STAGE_OPTIONS, m['rows']):
opt_key = opt[0]
for stage, cell in zip(m['columns'], row['cells']):
if cell is None or cell.get('na'):
continue
assert cell['key'] == paf.stage_field_key(stage, opt_key)
def test_load_factor_and_lifter_fields_use_real_keys():
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
keys = set(f['key'] for f in _field_blocks(blocks))
assert 'weight_lb' in keys
assert 'self_weight_factor' in keys
assert 'face_lifters' in keys
assert 'edge_lifters' in keys
def test_drawing_blocks_name_real_sibling_sources_only():
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
drawings = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'drawing']
sources = set(d['source'] for d in drawings)
# 'plan' and 'weight_diagram' are the two panelsketch entry points the
# sibling agent added; pa_handling must never invent a third.
assert sources <= set(['plan', 'weight_diagram'])
assert 'plan' in sources
for d in drawings:
assert d.get('caption')
assert isinstance(d.get('w'), int)
assert isinstance(d.get('h'), int)
def test_legend_groups_match_documented_vocabulary():
blocks, _problems = pa_handling.page(_some_values())
legends = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b['kind'] == 'legend']
assert len(legends) == 1
names = [g[0] for g in legends[0]['groups']]
assert names == ['Shapes', 'Fills']
def test_import_failure_degrades_cleanly(monkeypatch):
import vibe.pa_handling as mod
def _boom():
return None, 'vibe.panelanalysisform could not be imported (boom)'
monkeypatch.setattr(mod, '_import_paf', _boom)
blocks, problems = mod.page(_some_values())
assert problems == ['vibe.panelanalysisform could not be imported (boom)']
assert any(b['kind'] == 'heading' for b in blocks)
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for `vibe.pa_reinforcement.page` -- the Reinforcement section of the
Panel Analysis input form.
Runs on plain CPython via `tests/conftest.py`'s import trick (no Revit, no
pyRevit, no WPF -- Revit is NOT running for this suite). Covers the doctrine
the module docstring commits to:
* only block kinds from the fixed vocabulary are ever emitted;
* every 'field' block carries a plain-English label and a hint;
* every optional sub-block (strands / rebar / mesh / interrupts) states an
empty-case sentence when it has nothing, never a blank;
* a missing `values['strand_rows']` degrades to the raw-text fallback with
a `problems` entry, rather than raising;
* no summary quantity (area, cgx, ex, ey) is ever invented;
* `values` is never mutated.
"""
import copy
from vibe import pa_reinforcement as par
from vibe import panelanalysisform as pf
_KNOWN_KINDS = set(['heading', 'columns', 'field', 'table', 'kv', 'sentence',
'drawing', 'rule', 'space'])
def _walk(blocks):
"""Yield every block, recursing into 'columns' children."""
for b in blocks:
yield b
if b.get('kind') == 'columns':
for col in b.get('columns') or []:
for sub in _walk(col):
yield sub
def _fields(blocks):
return [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'field']
def _sentences(blocks):
return [b['text'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'sentence']
# ------------------------------------------------------------------- shape
def test_only_known_block_kinds_empty_values():
blocks, problems = par.page({})
for b in _walk(blocks):
assert b.get('kind') in _KNOWN_KINDS, b
def test_only_known_block_kinds_filled_values():
values = {
'strand_rail_location': 'Left edge', 'strand_rail_offset_in': '0',
'ps_count': '4', 'ps_dia_in': '1/2', 'ps_pull_lb': '30000',
'ps_loss_pct': '8', 'ps_rows': '2 @ 2\n2 @ 6 @ 70',
'mild_as': '#4 @ 12" o.c.', 'mesh': '6x6 W1.4xW1.4',
}
blocks, problems = par.page(values)
for b in _walk(blocks):
assert b.get('kind') in _KNOWN_KINDS, b
def test_page_never_raises_on_garbage_values():
garbage = {'strand_rows': 'not a list', 'ps_rows': 12345,
'ps_dia_in': None, 'mild_as': object()}
blocks, problems = par.page(garbage)
assert isinstance(blocks, list)
assert isinstance(problems, list)
def test_page_never_raises_on_none_values():
blocks, problems = par.page(None)
assert isinstance(blocks, list)
# ------------------------------------------------------------- field labels
def test_every_field_has_plain_english_label_and_hint():
blocks, _ = par.page({'ps_rows': '2 @ 2'})
fields = _fields(blocks)
assert fields, 'expected at least one field block'
for f in fields:
assert f['label'] and isinstance(f['label'], str)
# A plain-English label is not just the raw key repeated back.
assert f['label'] != f['key']
assert f['hint'], 'field {0!r} has no hint'.format(f['key'])
def test_field_blocks_reference_real_panelanalysisform_keys():
blocks, problems = par.page({})
known_keys = set(f['key'] for f in pf.FIELDS)
for f in _fields(blocks):
assert f['key'] in known_keys, (
'{0!r} is not a real panelanalysisform key'.format(f['key']))
# ---------------------------------------------------------- empty-case text
def test_strands_blank_prints_no_prestressing_sentence():
blocks, _ = par.page({})
assert 'Design contains no prestressing' in _sentences(blocks)
def test_rebar_blank_prints_no_rebar_sentence():
blocks, _ = par.page({})
assert 'Design contains no rebar' in _sentences(blocks)
def test_mesh_blank_prints_no_mesh_sentence():
blocks, _ = par.page({})
assert 'Design contains no mesh' in _sentences(blocks)
def test_interrupts_always_could_not_judge_never_no_interrupts():
"""No field exists for interrupts, so this must never claim "none"."""
blocks, problems = par.page({})
sentences = _sentences(blocks)
assert any('could not judge' in s.lower() for s in sentences)
assert 'Design contains no interrupts' not in sentences
assert any('interrupts' in p.lower() for p in problems)
def test_rebar_filled_has_no_empty_sentence():
blocks, _ = par.page({'mild_as': '#4 @ 12" o.c. each face'})
assert 'Design contains no rebar' not in _sentences(blocks)
def test_mesh_filled_has_no_empty_sentence():
blocks, _ = par.page({'mesh': '6x6 W1.4xW1.4'})
assert 'Design contains no mesh' not in _sentences(blocks)
def test_strands_filled_has_no_empty_sentence_and_has_table():
blocks, _ = par.page({'ps_rows': '2 @ 2 @ 70', 'ps_dia_in': '1/2',
'ps_pull_lb': '30000'})
assert 'Design contains no prestressing' not in _sentences(blocks)
tables = [b for b in blocks if b['kind'] == 'table']
assert len(tables) == 1
assert tables[0]['rows']
# ------------------------------------------------------- strand_rows intake
def test_structured_strand_rows_used_when_present_no_fallback_problem():
values = {
'strand_rows': [{'count': 2, 'depth_in': 2.0, 'pull_pct': 70.0}],
'ps_dia_in': '1/2', 'ps_pull_lb': '30000',
}
blocks, problems = par.page(values)
table = [b for b in blocks if b['kind'] == 'table'][0]
assert table['rows'] == [['1/2', '0.153', '1/2', '2', '70%', '2"']]
assert not any('parsed the raw strand-group text' in p for p in problems)
def test_missing_strand_rows_falls_back_to_ps_rows_text_with_problem():
values = {'ps_rows': '2 @ 2 @ 70', 'ps_dia_in': '1/2',
'ps_pull_lb': '30000'}
blocks, problems = par.page(values)
table = [b for b in blocks if b['kind'] == 'table'][0]
assert table['rows'] and table['rows'][0][3] == '2'
assert any('ps_rows' in p for p in problems)
def test_missing_strand_rows_and_blank_ps_rows_is_quiet_no_prestressing():
"""Absent structured input AND blank text is a real "nothing typed yet"
answer, not an error -- must not appear in `problems`."""
blocks, problems = par.page({})
assert 'Design contains no prestressing' in _sentences(blocks)
assert not any('ps_rows' in p or 'strand_rows' in p for p in problems)
def test_malformed_strand_rows_text_reported_not_silently_dropped():
blocks, problems = par.page({'ps_rows': 'garbage line with no at-sign'})
assert any('could not' in p.lower() for p in problems)
assert 'Design contains no prestressing' in _sentences(blocks)
def test_malformed_structured_strand_rows_entry_skipped_with_problem():
values = {'strand_rows': [{'count': 'oops', 'depth_in': 2.0}]}
blocks, problems = par.page(values)
assert any('skipped it' in p for p in problems)
assert 'Design contains no prestressing' in _sentences(blocks)
# --------------------------------------------------------- never fabricated
def test_unknown_strand_size_refused_not_guessed():
values = {'ps_rows': '2 @ 2', 'ps_dia_in': 'made-up-size',
'ps_pull_lb': '30000'}
blocks, problems = par.page(values)
table = [b for b in blocks if b['kind'] == 'table'][0]
for row in table['rows']:
assert row[1] == '?' # area column never guessed
assert any('no section area is known' in p for p in problems)
kvs = [b for b in blocks if b['kind'] == 'kv']
assert not kvs # no Aps/cgy summary without an area
def test_strand_summary_never_prints_cgx_ex_ey_as_numbers():
values = {'ps_rows': '2 @ 2 @ 70\n2 @ 6', 'ps_dia_in': '1/2',
'ps_pull_lb': '30000'}
blocks, problems = par.page(values)
kv = [b for b in blocks if b['kind'] == 'kv'][0]
rows_by_label = dict(kv['rows'])
assert 'not shown' in rows_by_label['cgx, in']
assert 'not shown' in rows_by_label['ex, in']
assert 'not shown' in rows_by_label['ey, in']
# Aps and cgy ARE real derived numbers, not refused.
assert rows_by_label['Aps, in²'].replace('.', '').isdigit()
assert any('cgx' in p and 'not computed' in p for p in problems)
def test_aps_and_cgy_derived_correctly_from_entered_rows():
values = {'ps_rows': '2 @ 2\n2 @ 6', 'ps_dia_in': '1/2',
'ps_pull_lb': '30000'}
blocks, _ = par.page(values)
kv = [b for b in blocks if b['kind'] == 'kv'][0]
rows_by_label = dict(kv['rows'])
area = 0.153
expected_aps = 4 * area
expected_cgy = (2 * 2.0 + 2 * 6.0) / 4.0
assert abs(float(rows_by_label['Aps, in²']) - expected_aps) < 1e-6
assert abs(float(rows_by_label['cgy, in (depth to CG)']) -
expected_cgy) < 1e-6
def test_no_spacing_column_in_strand_table():
"""Horizontal strand spacing is not an input on this form -- the table
must not imply it is known."""
blocks, _ = par.page({'ps_rows': '2 @ 2', 'ps_dia_in': '1/2',
'ps_pull_lb': '30000'})
table = [b for b in blocks if b['kind'] == 'table'][0]
assert not any('spac' in h.lower() for h in table['headers'])
# --------------------------------------------------------------- no mutation
def test_values_dict_not_mutated():
values = {
'strand_rail_location': 'Left edge', 'strand_rail_offset_in': '0',
'ps_rows': '2 @ 2 @ 70', 'ps_dia_in': '1/2', 'ps_pull_lb': '30000',
'mild_as': '', 'mesh': '',
}
before = copy.deepcopy(values)
par.page(values)
assert values == before
def test_missing_field_key_reports_problem_not_crash(monkeypatch):
"""A field this module asks panelanalysisform for that no longer exists
there degrades to a MISSING problem, never a crash."""
real_spec = pf._spec
def _fake_spec(key):
if key == 'mesh':
return None
return real_spec(key)
monkeypatch.setattr(pf, '_spec', _fake_spec)
blocks, problems = par.page({})
assert any('mesh' in p and 'MISSING' in p for p in problems)
# The section still renders -- heading + empty sentence, just no field.
assert 'Design contains no mesh' in _sentences(blocks)
# -------------------------------------------------------------- drawing tag
def test_drawing_block_names_section_source_never_calls_panelsketch():
blocks, _ = par.page({})
drawings = [b for b in blocks if b['kind'] == 'drawing']
assert len(drawings) == 1
assert drawings[0]['source'] == 'section'
assert drawings[0]['caption']
assert isinstance(drawings[0]['w'], int)
assert isinstance(drawings[0]['h'], int)
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for `vibe.pa_structural.page()` -- the Structural Model section.
Runs on plain host CPython via `conftest.py`'s `vibe` stub; no Revit
involved and none was running for this test run. Checks the disciplines
`pa_structural.py`'s docstring commits to:
* only block kinds from the fixed vocabulary are ever emitted;
* every field carries a plain-English label and a hint;
* every optional block states a sentence for its empty case, and a
DIFFERENT sentence when the key is missing from `values` altogether
("could not judge" vs "judged, found nothing" must never collapse);
* no wind/seismic field ever carries a computed default -- they come
back exactly what was typed, or blank;
* a key `panelanalysisform` does not (yet) define degrades to a
`problems` entry instead of raising or inventing a value;
* `values` is never mutated.
"""
import re
from vibe import pa_structural
_BLOCK_KINDS = set(['heading', 'columns', 'field', 'table', 'kv', 'sentence',
'drawing', 'rule', 'space'])
_EDITOR_KINDS = set(['text', 'num', 'check', 'choice'])
def _walk(blocks):
"""Yield every block, recursing into 'columns'."""
for b in blocks:
yield b
if b.get('kind') == 'columns':
for col in b['columns']:
for sub in _walk(col):
yield sub
def _all_field_keys(blocks):
return [b['key'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'field']
def _sentences(blocks):
return [b['text'] for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'sentence']
# --------------------------------------------------------------- structure
def test_only_known_block_kinds():
blocks, _problems = pa_structural.page({})
for b in _walk(blocks):
assert b['kind'] in _BLOCK_KINDS, 'unknown block kind {0!r}'.format(
b.get('kind'))
def test_top_level_heading_is_structural_model():
blocks, _problems = pa_structural.page({})
assert blocks[0] == {'kind': 'heading', 'text': 'Structural Model',
'level': 1}
def test_never_raises_on_empty_values():
blocks, problems = pa_structural.page({})
assert isinstance(blocks, list) and blocks
assert isinstance(problems, list)
def test_never_raises_on_none_values():
blocks, problems = pa_structural.page(None)
assert isinstance(blocks, list) and blocks
def test_never_raises_on_garbage_values():
# Wrong types, weird keys -- page() must degrade, not crash.
blocks, problems = pa_structural.page({
'restraints': 12345,
'conc_loads': None,
'wind_speed_vult': object(),
'supports_ft': '',
})
assert isinstance(blocks, list) and blocks
def test_values_dict_not_mutated():
values = {'restraints': '0, 10, 20', 'conc_loads': ''}
before = dict(values)
pa_structural.page(values)
assert values == before
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ fields
def test_every_field_has_plain_english_label_and_hint():
blocks, _problems = pa_structural.page({})
fields = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'field']
assert fields, 'expected at least one field block'
for f in fields:
assert f['label'], 'field {0!r} has no label'.format(f['key'])
# A label that is just the raw key (no spaces, all lower/snake) is
# not plain English -- every field must carry a written-out label.
assert f['label'] != f['key']
assert f['hint'], 'field {0!r} has no hint'.format(f['key'])
assert f['editor'] in _EDITOR_KINDS
assert isinstance(f['required'], bool)
assert 'choices' in f
if f['choices'] is not None:
assert f['editor'] == 'choice'
def test_symbol_is_beside_label_never_instead_of_it():
blocks, _problems = pa_structural.page({})
fields = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'field']
by_key = dict((f['key'], f) for f in fields)
# wind_speed_vult carries a real engineering symbol (Vult, mph) in
# panelanalysisform -- the label must still be plain English, not the
# symbol standing in for it.
f = by_key['wind_speed_vult']
assert f['label'].lower() != (f['symbol'] or '').lower()
assert 'wind' in f['label'].lower() or 'speed' in f['label'].lower()
def test_required_bearing_field_present():
blocks, _problems = pa_structural.page({})
fields = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'field']
by_key = dict((f['key'], f) for f in fields)
assert by_key['supports_ft']['required'] is True
# -------------------------------------------------------- wind/seismic gate
def test_no_wind_or_seismic_field_carries_a_default_value():
"""The owner's ruling, 2026-09-02: nothing computes wind yet, so every
wind/seismic field is blank -- never a pre-filled pressure, Kz, or
exposure guess -- regardless of what else is in `values`.
"""
blocks, _problems = pa_structural.page({
'length_ft': '40', 'width_ft': '8', 'thickness_in': '6',
})
fields = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'field']
for f in fields:
if f['key'].startswith('wind_') or f['key'].startswith('seismic_') \
or f['key'].startswith('temp_'):
assert 'not yet used' in (f['hint'] or '').lower() or \
'nothing computes wind' in (f['hint'] or '').lower()
def test_wind_and_seismic_sections_present():
blocks, _problems = pa_structural.page({})
keys = _all_field_keys(blocks)
for expected in ('wind_speed_vult', 'wind_risk_category',
'wind_exposure', 'wind_enclosure', 'wind_asce_version',
'wind_cc_chapter', 'wind_mwfrs_chapter',
'wind_pressure_psf', 'wind_suction_psf', 'seismic_cs'):
assert expected in keys
# ------------------------------------------------------- empty-case sentences
def test_releases_missing_key_says_unknown_not_none():
blocks, problems = pa_structural.page({}) # no 'releases' key at all
sentences = _sentences(blocks)
assert any('unknown' in s.lower() and 'release' in s.lower()
for s in sentences)
assert not any(s == 'Design contains no releases.' for s in sentences)
assert any('releases' in p for p in problems)
def test_releases_blank_key_says_design_contains_no_releases():
blocks, problems = pa_structural.page({'releases': ' '})
sentences = _sentences(blocks)
assert 'Design contains no releases.' in sentences
def test_releases_filled_key_renders_a_table_not_a_sentence():
blocks, _problems = pa_structural.page({'releases': 'Tie 2, sideways'})
tables = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'table']
assert any('Release' in t['headers'] for t in tables)
def test_exterior_soil_missing_vs_blank_are_different_sentences():
blocks_missing, _ = pa_structural.page({})
blocks_blank, _ = pa_structural.page({'ext_soil_loads': ''})
sm = _sentences(blocks_missing)
sb = _sentences(blocks_blank)
assert 'Design contains no exterior soil loads.' in sb
assert 'Design contains no exterior soil loads.' not in sm
assert any('exterior soil loads' in s.lower() and 'unknown' in s.lower()
for s in sm)
def test_interior_soil_missing_vs_blank_are_different_sentences():
blocks_missing, _ = pa_structural.page({})
blocks_blank, _ = pa_structural.page({'int_soil_loads': ''})
sm = _sentences(blocks_missing)
sb = _sentences(blocks_blank)
assert 'Design contains no interior soil loads.' in sb
assert 'Design contains no interior soil loads.' not in sm
def test_design_strips_blank_matches_eriksson_wording():
blocks, _problems = pa_structural.page({'design_strips_rows': ''})
sentences = _sentences(blocks)
assert ('No design strips are defined; the entire cross section will '
'be used.') in sentences
def test_additional_self_weight_blank_vs_missing():
blocks_missing, _ = pa_structural.page({})
blocks_blank, _ = pa_structural.page({'addl_sw_magnitude_plf': ''})
sm = _sentences(blocks_missing)
sb = _sentences(blocks_blank)
assert any('additional self weight' in s.lower() and 'unknown' in s.lower()
for s in sm)
assert any("panel's own concrete weight" in s.lower() for s in sb)
assert sm != sb
def test_concentrated_loads_blank_vs_missing():
blocks_missing, _ = pa_structural.page({})
blocks_blank, _ = pa_structural.page({'conc_loads': ''})
sm = _sentences(blocks_missing)
sb = _sentences(blocks_blank)
assert any('point loads' in s.lower() and 'unknown' in s.lower()
for s in sm)
assert 'No concentrated point loads entered -- design assumes none.' \
in sb
def test_restraints_table_missing_vs_blank_vs_filled():
blocks_missing, _ = pa_structural.page({})
blocks_blank, _ = pa_structural.page({'restraints': ''})
blocks_filled, _ = pa_structural.page({'restraints': '0, 10, 20'})
sm = _sentences(blocks_missing)
assert any('restraint' in s.lower() and 'unknown' in s.lower()
for s in sm)
sb = _sentences(blocks_blank)
assert 'Design contains no restraints.' in sb
tables = [b for b in _walk(blocks_filled) if b.get('kind') == 'table']
restraint_tables = [t for t in tables if 'Elevation (ft)' in t['headers']]
assert restraint_tables
assert len(restraint_tables[0]['rows']) == 3
def test_restraint_rows_key_preferred_over_plain_restraints():
blocks, _problems = pa_structural.page({
'restraints': '0, 10',
'restraint_rows': "0, Pin, y, y, -\n10'-1, Tieback, n, y, 12",
})
tables = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'table']
restraint_tables = [t for t in tables if 'Elevation (ft)' in t['headers']]
assert len(restraint_tables[0]['rows']) == 2
# Type column (index 2) came from restraint_rows, not left blank the
# way the plain-elevations fallback would leave it.
assert restraint_tables[0]['rows'][0][2] == 'Pin'
# ---------------------------------------------------- missing-key degrading
def test_missing_panelanalysisform_keys_become_problems_not_exceptions():
blocks, problems = pa_structural.page({})
assert problems, 'expected at least one problems sentence for the new keys'
# every problems entry is a plain sentence, not a traceback fragment
for p in problems:
assert isinstance(p, str) or isinstance(p, type(u''))
assert 'Traceback' not in p
def test_new_keys_still_render_with_a_usable_label():
blocks, problems = pa_structural.page({})
fields = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'field']
by_key = dict((f['key'], f) for f in fields)
# 'temp_ext_f' has no entry in panelanalysisform today -- must still
# render with a real label and hint rather than being skipped.
f = by_key['temp_ext_f']
assert f['label'] == 'Exterior temperature'
assert f['hint']
def test_drawing_blocks_name_panelsketch_entry_points_only():
blocks, _problems = pa_structural.page({})
drawings = [b for b in _walk(blocks) if b.get('kind') == 'drawing']
sources = set(d['source'] for d in drawings)
assert sources <= set(['elevation', 'plan', 'section', 'weight_diagram'])
for d in drawings:
assert d['caption']
assert isinstance(d['w'], int) and isinstance(d['h'], int)
def test_no_client_or_job_strings_leak_into_the_page():
"""Nothing this page emits may carry an identity.
The obvious version of this test spells the forbidden strings out --
and a leak detector that names the secret IS the leak, which is exactly
why `.scrub-terms` is gitignored ("so the list of names is not itself
the leak"). So this asks about SHAPE instead: an emitted string that
looks like a job number, a run date, a source-file name or a licensee
line is refused whatever it says.
The named-terms half of this belongs to `tools/scrub.py`, which reads
that private list. This is the half that still works on a machine where
the list is absent.
"""
blocks, problems = pa_structural.page({})
text = repr(blocks) + repr(problems)
assert not re.search(r'\d{5,}', text) # a job number
assert not re.search(r'\d{2}/\d{2}/\d{4}', text) # a run date
assert not re.search(r'\.(ewf|rvt)', text, re.I) # a source file
assert 'licensee' not in text.lower()
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for `tools/panelanalysis.py` -- the Eriksson-shaped demo page.
Loaded by path, the same way `test_deckcheck.py` in this folder is: this is
host CPython code (it imports `panellift`, dataclasses and typing syntax)
sitting in a repository whose extension is IronPython 2.7, and it in turn
imports `tools/deckcheck.py` for the off-Revit knowledge merge, which is
where the `vibe` stub actually gets registered. Pre-importing `vibe.
knowledge` here is what `test_deckcheck.py` does for the same reason: the
stub has to exist in `sys.modules` before anything tries `import vibe.*`,
and doing it in one place keeps every test file in this folder agreeing on
how.
These are cheap smoke tests, not a full walk of every section -- the four
things the brief asked to be inexpensive to check:
1. the renderer produces the section skeleton from a fixture deck
2. populated-vs-absent field states carry the right source chip
3. zero CJK on the page (the same guard `panellift`'s own report tests
use, `test_checks.py`'s "demo-safe: no CJK" block)
4. no crash on a deck with no spec -- degrades to model-only fields,
and says so on the page rather than silently
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import io
import json
import os
import re
import sys
import pytest
import yaml
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(
os.path.abspath(__file__))))
TOOLS = os.path.join(ROOT, 'tools')
PANELLIFT_SRC = os.path.join(ROOT, 'panellift', 'src')
for p in (TOOLS, PANELLIFT_SRC):
if p not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, p)
from vibe import knowledge # noqa: E402 (registers the vibe stub)
from vibe import plantpath # noqa: E402
pa = pytest.importorskip('panelanalysis')
CJK = re.compile(u'[一-鿿]')
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ fixture
def _deck(mark='TESTMK', design_number='ZZ9.0', with_prestress=True,
with_blockout=False):
panel = {
'mark': mark,
'design_number': design_number,
'length_ft': 20.0,
'width_ft': 8.0,
'thickness_in': 6.0,
'fc_psi': 6000.0,
'fci_psi': 4000.0,
'unit_weight_pcf': 150.0,
'weight_lb': 10800.0,
'finish': 'smooth',
'product_type': 'flat',
'blockouts': ([{'name': 'BO1', 'x0': 8.0, 'y0': 2.0, 'length': 2.0,
'width': 2.0}] if with_blockout else []),
'recesses': [],
'lifters': [
{'mark': 'L1', 'family': 'TEST_LIFTER', 'x': 3.0, 'y': 2.0,
'capacity_lb': 8000.0},
{'mark': 'L2', 'family': 'TEST_LIFTER', 'x': 17.0, 'y': 2.0,
'capacity_lb': 8000.0},
],
}
if with_prestress:
panel['prestress'] = {
'diameter_in': 0.5,
'loss_pct': 8.0,
'strands': [
{'mark': 'S1', 'y': 1.0, 'z_in': 1.0, 'area_in2': 0.153,
'initial_pull_lb': 28920.0},
{'mark': 'S2', 'y': 4.0, 'z_in': 1.0, 'area_in2': 0.153,
'initial_pull_lb': 28920.0},
],
}
return {
'schema': 'panellift/1',
'panel': panel,
'source': {
'design': design_number.split('.')[0],
'model': 'sample_job',
'connectors': {
'capacity_shear_lb': None, 'capacity_tension_lb': None,
'count': None, 'declared_action': None, 'family': None,
'per_row': None, 'spacing_in': None,
'stiffness_lb_per_in': None,
'why': 'connector recognition is not wired',
},
},
'stages': [
{'name': 'stripping', 'fc_psi': 4000.0, 'multiplier': 1.4,
'pci_case': 'stripping', 'lifters': ['L1', 'L2']},
{'name': 'transportation', 'fc_psi': 6000.0, 'multiplier': 1.5,
'pci_case': 'transportation', 'supports': [3.0, 17.0]},
],
}
def _write_deck(tmp_path, deck, job_root_name='job_root'):
job_root = tmp_path / job_root_name
jobs_dir = job_root / 'sweep' / 'jobs'
jobs_dir.mkdir(parents=True)
deck_path = jobs_dir / '{0}.job.json'.format(deck['panel']['mark'])
with io.open(str(deck_path), 'w', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
json.dump(deck, fh)
return job_root, deck_path
def _write_spec(job_root, design, data):
specs_dir = job_root / 'specs'
specs_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
with io.open(str(specs_dir / '{0}.yaml'.format(design)), 'w',
encoding='utf-8') as fh:
yaml.safe_dump(data, fh)
SECTION_TITLES = [
'General / Project Information',
'Concrete Extents',
'Materials',
'Prestress / Reinforcement',
'Structural Model (supports, bracing, connections)',
'Settings',
'Loading Summary',
'Section Properties',
'Results -- Flexure &amp; Shear Capacity',
'In-Place Strength / Service (not computed)',
'Horizontal Shear Analysis (not computed)',
'Everything this demo does not compute yet',
]
# --------------------------------------------------------------------- tests
def test_renders_the_section_skeleton_from_a_fixture_deck(tmp_path):
deck = _deck()
job_root, deck_path = _write_deck(tmp_path, deck)
_write_spec(job_root, 'ZZ9', {
'design_number': 'ZZ9',
'piece_description': 'sample panel',
'concrete': {'fc_psi': 6000, 'fci_psi': 4000},
'reinforcing': {'strand_groups': [
{'qty': 2, 'dia_in': 0.5, 'grade_ksi': 270, 'it_lb': 28920}]},
'envelope': {'length': {'min_ft': 5.0, 'max_ft': 30.0},
'width': {'min_ft': 4.0, 'max_ft': 10.0}},
'source': {'sheet': 'ZZ9.0', 'extractor': 'regex',
'extracted': '2026-01-01T00:00:00'},
})
html = pa.build_page(str(deck_path))
for title in SECTION_TITLES:
assert '>{0}<'.format(title) in html, title
# Twelve real <details class="section"> blocks, one per title above --
# counted this way rather than by a bare substring count, because CSS
# comments reused from panellift.report's stylesheet mention the literal
# text "<details>" too (see that module's own note beside `_sec()`).
assert len(re.findall(r'<details class="section">', html)) == 12
assert html.count('<input') > 20
assert 'WP242' not in html # this is the fixture, not a real job
def test_populated_vs_absent_field_states(tmp_path):
deck = _deck()
_job_root, deck_path = _write_deck(tmp_path, deck)
html = pa.build_page(str(deck_path))
# A value the deck actually carries: chipped DECK, not absent.
assert re.search(r'value="TESTMK"[^>]*>\s*<span[^>]*class="chip '
r'chip-deck"', html)
# In-place bearing is never read off any model yet, on ANY deck -- see
# sec_structural_model's own docstring -- so it always renders empty
# and chipped NOT READ, whether or not the deck otherwise carries data.
assert 'In-place bearing (not built into any stage yet)' in html
absent_bearing = re.search(
r'Bearing</th><th>x \(ft\)</th>.*?chip-absent', html, re.S)
assert absent_bearing, 'expected an absent-chipped bearing input row'
# source.connectors is null on this fixture (mirroring the real jobs) --
# every connector field should render NOT READ.
assert html.count('chip-absent') >= 8
def test_zero_cjk(tmp_path):
deck = _deck()
_job_root, deck_path = _write_deck(tmp_path, deck)
html = pa.build_page(str(deck_path))
m = CJK.search(html)
assert not m, 'CJK character found: {0!r}'.format(m.group() if m else '')
def test_no_spec_degrades_to_model_only_fields(tmp_path):
"""A deck naming a design nobody wrote a spec for must not crash.
`load_spec` should come back with `spec=None` and a stated reason, and
the page should say so rather than silently omitting the design-extract
fields -- the same "could not judge is not silence" discipline the rest
of this codebase holds to.
"""
deck = _deck(design_number='NOSPEC9.0')
_job_root, deck_path = _write_deck(tmp_path, deck)
html = pa.build_page(str(deck_path)) # must not raise
assert 'no spec file at' in html
# The design number field still renders, sourced from the deck itself
# rather than a spec that does not exist.
assert 'NOSPEC9' in html
for title in SECTION_TITLES:
assert '>{0}<'.format(title) in html, title
def test_no_prestress_deck_does_not_crash_and_says_so(tmp_path):
deck = _deck(with_prestress=False)
_job_root, deck_path = _write_deck(tmp_path, deck)
html = pa.build_page(str(deck_path)) # must not raise
assert 'carries no prestress block at all' in html
assert 'is strand-only by construction' in html
def test_a_blockout_is_reflected_in_section_properties(tmp_path):
deck = _deck(with_blockout=True)
_job_root, deck_path = _write_deck(tmp_path, deck)
html = pa.build_page(str(deck_path))
assert '<h3>Blockouts</h3>' in html
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The panelanalysis/1 In-Place SERVICE section (docs sec.6) + the P-Delta note.
Host CPython, loaded exactly like its siblings: reaches the tool through
`tools/` with the `vibe` stub in place. A wired deck (restraints + wind +
service inputs) must render the In-Place Service Summary -- tension/cracking,
compression, deflection -- and the strength section must carry the P-Delta
(2nd-order) magnifier. The could-not-judge discipline is enforced: a deflection
with no L/n limit is NOT JUDGED, named, never a fabricated pass; nothing on the
page is CJK; nothing is a traceback.
Everything written at runtime goes under tmp_path.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import io
import json
import os
import re
import sys
import pytest
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(
os.path.abspath(__file__))))
TOOLS = os.path.join(ROOT, 'tools')
PANELLIFT_SRC = os.path.join(ROOT, 'panellift', 'src')
for p in (TOOLS, PANELLIFT_SRC):
if p not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, p)
from vibe import knowledge # noqa: E402,F401 (registers the vibe stub)
from vibe import plantpath # noqa: E402,F401
pa = pytest.importorskip('panelanalysis')
schema = pytest.importorskip('panelanalysis_schema')
CJK = re.compile(u'[一-鿿]')
def _wired_deck(deflection_limit_ratio=150.0, wind=True, class_t=False):
"""A mild solid wall pinned top and bottom, with a service wind pressure."""
deck = schema.new_deck(length_ft=30.0, width_ft=10.0, thickness_in=12.0,
fc_psi=6000.0, strands=[])
deck['structural_model']['restraints'] = [
{'x_ft': 0.0, 'type': 'pin'}, {'x_ft': 30.0, 'type': 'pin'}]
if wind:
deck['loading']['wind'] = {'zones': [
{'x0_ft': 0.0, 'x1_ft': 30.0, 'pressure_psf': 50.0, 'label': 'W1'}]}
svc = {}
if deflection_limit_ratio is not None:
svc['deflection_limit_ratio'] = deflection_limit_ratio
if class_t:
svc['cracking_class_t'] = True
if svc:
deck['loading']['service'] = svc
return deck
# ------------------------------------------------------------ the run itself
def test_wired_deck_produces_a_service_result():
deck = _wired_deck()
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
result, reason = pa.solve_in_place(deck, panel)
assert reason is None and result is not None and not result.refusal
svc = result.service
assert svc is not None and svc.stations
# a wind-loaded wall develops real service tension and compression
assert svc.max_tension_psi > 0.0
assert svc.max_compression_psi > 0.0
# cracking limit is the Class U 7.5 sqrt(6000) = 580.9 psi
assert abs(svc.stations[0].cracking_limit_psi - 580.9) < 0.5
# deflection judged against L/150 = 2.4 in
d = svc.deflection
assert d.combo == 'SC5' and d.util is not None
assert abs(d.limit_in - 30.0 * 12.0 / 150.0) < 1e-6
def test_class_t_deck_raises_the_cracking_limit():
deck = _wired_deck(class_t=True)
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
result, _reason = pa.solve_in_place(deck, panel)
import math
assert abs(result.service.stations[0].cracking_limit_psi
- 12.0 * math.sqrt(6000.0)) < 0.5
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the rendering
def test_page_renders_the_service_summary_and_pdelta():
deck = _wired_deck()
html = pa.build_analysis_page(deck)
assert '>In-Place Service Summary<' in html
for needle in ('Tension vs cracking', 'Total compression', 'Deflection',
'Cracking (psi)', 'Combination'):
assert needle in html, needle
# the P-Delta 2nd-order magnifier appears in the strength section
assert 'P-&Delta; (2nd-order' in html
assert 'magnifier' in html
assert 'Traceback' not in html
m = CJK.search(html)
assert not m, 'CJK: {0!r}'.format(m.group() if m else '')
def test_deflection_without_limit_is_not_judged_not_faked():
deck = _wired_deck(deflection_limit_ratio=None)
html = pa.build_analysis_page(deck)
assert '>In-Place Service Summary<' in html
# the deflection is computed, but the LIMIT check is named NOT JUDGED
assert 'Deflection limit NOT' in html or 'NOT JUDGED' in html
result, _r = pa.solve_in_place(deck, schema.to_panel(deck))
assert result.service.deflection.util is None
assert result.service.deflection.why
def test_unwired_deck_keeps_the_explicit_service_placeholder():
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0)) # no restraints
html = pa.build_analysis_page(deck)
assert '>In-Place Service (not computed)<' in html
assert 'Traceback' not in html
def test_cli_end_to_end_renders_service_under_tmp_path(tmp_path):
deck = _wired_deck()
deck_path = tmp_path / 'PNL101.pa.json'
out_path = tmp_path / 'out.html'
with io.open(str(deck_path), 'w', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
json.dump(deck, fh)
rc = pa.main([str(deck_path), '-o', str(out_path)])
assert rc == 0 and out_path.exists()
html = out_path.read_text(encoding='utf-8')
assert 'In-Place Service Summary' in html
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for the panelanalysis/1 SOLVE path -- the self-weight Handling model.
Loaded by path, exactly like `test_panelanalysis.py` beside it: this is host
CPython (it imports `panellift`, dataclasses, typing syntax) sitting in an
IronPython 2.7 extension, and it reaches the tool through `tools/`, which the
sibling knowledge merge in `deckcheck.py` puts the `vibe` stub in place for.
The four things the Stage 0 brief asked these to nail down:
1. the self-weight solve reactions sum to the load, the moment diagram is
real, and the per-station capacity comes from `panellift`;
2. editing the deck's supports and re-solving changes the reactions -- the
round-trip the owner wants;
3. a deck with fewer than two supports is REFUSED loudly (panellift's own
"a supported stage needs at least two supports"), surfaced as NOT JUDGED
on the page, never a traceback and never a silent OK;
4. missing prestress dashes with panellift's reason, never a zero; the
In-Place sections are explicit placeholders; zero CJK on the page.
Everything written at runtime goes under `tmp_path`; nothing touches the
working directory.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import io
import json
import os
import re
import sys
import pytest
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(
os.path.abspath(__file__))))
TOOLS = os.path.join(ROOT, 'tools')
PANELLIFT_SRC = os.path.join(ROOT, 'panellift', 'src')
for p in (TOOLS, PANELLIFT_SRC):
if p not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, p)
from vibe import knowledge # noqa: E402,F401 (registers the vibe stub)
from vibe import plantpath # noqa: E402,F401
pa = pytest.importorskip('panelanalysis')
schema = pytest.importorskip('panelanalysis_schema')
CJK = re.compile(u'[一-鿿]')
IN_PLACE_TITLES = [
'In-Place Load Case (not computed)',
'In-Place Load Combination (not computed)',
'In-Place Strength (not computed)',
'In-Place Service (not computed)',
]
# ------------------------------------------------------------------- helpers
def _solve(deck):
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
return panel, pa.solve_handling(deck, panel)
# --------------------------------------------------------------------- solve
def test_self_weight_reactions_sum_to_the_load():
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0))
panel, (analysis, refusal) = _solve(deck)
assert refusal is None
total_r = sum(l.reaction_lb for l in analysis.rig.lines)
total_load = analysis.profile.total_lb
assert total_load > 0
# panellift's consistent-load formulation makes this exact; a loose floor.
assert abs(total_r - total_load) <= max(1.0, 1e-6 * total_load)
def test_moment_diagram_is_real():
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0))
_panel, (analysis, refusal) = _solve(deck)
assert refusal is None
assert len(analysis.diagram.moment_lbft) > 10
assert max(abs(m) for m in analysis.diagram.moment_lbft) > 0.0
# A simply-supported self-weight beam sags between the supports.
_x, mmax = analysis.diagram.max_positive
assert mmax > 0.0
def test_capacity_stations_come_from_panellift():
"""f_se and phi*Mn at mid-span are real numbers from panellift.capacity."""
from panellift import capacity
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0))
panel, (analysis, refusal) = _solve(deck)
assert refusal is None
x = panel.length_ft / 2.0
m = analysis.diagram.moment_at(x)
v = analysis.diagram.shear_at(x)
stage = schema.handling_stage(deck, panel)
cap = capacity.capacity_at(panel, stage, x, m, v)
# A prestressed piece with developed strand at mid-span: real f_se and a
# real phi*Mn / phi*Vn, not None.
assert cap.fse_ksi is not None and cap.fse_ksi > 0
assert cap.phi_mn_lbft is not None and cap.phi_mn_lbft > 0
assert cap.phi_vn_lb is not None and cap.phi_vn_lb > 0
def test_editing_supports_changes_the_reactions():
"""The round-trip: move the supports, re-solve, the answer moves."""
# Asymmetric supports so the change is unmistakable: a symmetric panel on
# supports symmetric about its centroid gives equal reactions either way,
# which would hide the very round-trip this asserts.
a = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0)) # symmetric: half and half
b = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 14.0)) # right support inboard
_pa, (aa, ra) = _solve(a)
_pb, (ab, rb) = _solve(b)
assert ra is None and rb is None
rx_a = [round(l.reaction_lb, 1) for l in aa.rig.lines]
rx_b = [round(l.reaction_lb, 1) for l in ab.rig.lines]
assert rx_a != rx_b
# and the sum is unchanged -- the load did not move, only how it is shared.
assert abs(sum(rx_a) - sum(rx_b)) <= 1.0
def test_three_supports_are_indeterminate_and_still_close():
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 12.0, 22.0))
_panel, (analysis, refusal) = _solve(deck)
assert refusal is None
total_r = sum(l.reaction_lb for l in analysis.rig.lines)
total_load = analysis.profile.total_lb
assert abs(total_r - total_load) <= max(1.0, 1e-6 * total_load)
# ------------------------------------------------------- the loud refusals
def test_fewer_than_two_supports_is_refused_loudly():
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(5.0,))
_panel, (analysis, refusal) = _solve(deck)
assert analysis is None
assert 'at least two supports' in refusal
def test_one_support_page_says_not_judged_not_a_traceback():
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(5.0,))
html = pa.build_analysis_page(deck) # must not raise
assert 'NOT JUDGED' in html
assert 'at least two supports' in html
assert 'Traceback' not in html
# The In-Place placeholders still render -- the page is whole.
for title in IN_PLACE_TITLES:
assert '>{0}<'.format(title) in html, title
def test_support_off_the_piece_is_refused():
deck = schema.new_deck(length_ft=24.0, support_xs=(2.0, 99.0))
_panel, (analysis, refusal) = _solve(deck)
assert analysis is None
assert 'outside the piece' in refusal
def test_no_prestress_capacity_dashes_with_reason_not_a_zero():
deck = schema.new_deck(strands=[])
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
assert panel.prestress is None
html = pa.build_analysis_page(deck) # solve still runs (dunnage)
# panellift.capacity's own words for a strand-only tool with no strand --
# a dash carrying this reason, never a fabricated phi*Mn of 0.
assert 'no prestressing on this piece' in html
# The self-weight solve itself still ran (reactions do not need strand).
assert 'Support reactions' in html
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the whole page
def test_page_has_every_section_and_no_cjk():
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0))
html = pa.build_analysis_page(deck)
for title in ['General / Project Information', 'Concrete Extents',
'Materials', 'Prestress / Reinforcement',
'Section Properties'] + IN_PLACE_TITLES:
assert '>{0}<'.format(title) in html, title
assert 'Support reactions' in html
assert 'Demand vs capacity' in html
m = CJK.search(html)
assert not m, 'CJK character found: {0!r}'.format(m.group() if m else '')
assert 'WP242' not in html # neutral fixture marks only
def test_cli_end_to_end_writes_only_under_tmp_path(tmp_path):
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0))
deck_path = tmp_path / 'PNL101.pa.json'
out_path = tmp_path / 'out.html'
with io.open(str(deck_path), 'w', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
json.dump(deck, fh)
rc = pa.main([str(deck_path), '-o', str(out_path)])
assert rc == 0
assert out_path.exists()
html = out_path.read_text(encoding='utf-8')
assert 'Support reactions' in html
assert 'Handling' in html
# ----------------------------------------------------------------- schema
def test_unread_fields_carry_an_explicit_reason():
deck = schema.new_deck()
# in_place is the whole-block placeholder.
assert deck['in_place']['value'] is None
assert deck['in_place']['reason']
# loading.wind / combinations are the file contract's null+reason shape.
for key in ('wind', 'combinations'):
assert deck['loading'][key]['value'] is None
assert deck['loading'][key]['reason']
# structural_model restraints/bearing likewise.
for key in ('restraints', 'bearing'):
assert deck['structural_model'][key]['value'] is None
assert deck['structural_model'][key]['reason']
def test_a_foreign_schema_is_refused_by_name():
deck = schema.new_deck()
deck['schema'] = 'panellift/1'
with pytest.raises(schema.DeckError):
schema.check_schema(deck)
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tier-1 handling fixes on the Panel Analysis page: staging, the stress check
and the governing-check selection.
Loaded by path like its siblings (host CPython in an IronPython extension; it
reaches the tool through `tools/`). What the three fixes owe, asserted here:
FIX 1 the extreme-fibre STRESS check is computed and rendered, and its
tension/compression utilisation uses the deck's OWN stress limits
(settings.tension_limit_sqrt_fc / compression_limit_ratio), which
nothing read before.
FIX 2 the default handling STAGES are Stripping x1.4 at f'ci and
Transportation x1.5 at f'c, overridable from the deck.
FIX 3 phi is RAMPED, not flat 0.90, so the flexure utilisation near the
ends rises.
and the tool names the GOVERNING check -- the highest utilisation across
flexure / shear / tension-stress / compression-stress.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import os
import re
import sys
import pytest
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(
os.path.abspath(__file__))))
TOOLS = os.path.join(ROOT, 'tools')
PANELLIFT_SRC = os.path.join(ROOT, 'panellift', 'src')
for p in (TOOLS, PANELLIFT_SRC):
if p not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, p)
from vibe import knowledge # noqa: E402,F401 (registers the vibe stub)
from vibe import plantpath # noqa: E402,F401
pa = pytest.importorskip('panelanalysis')
schema = pytest.importorskip('panelanalysis_schema')
capacity = pytest.importorskip('panellift.capacity')
prestress = pytest.importorskip('panellift.prestress')
CJK = re.compile(u'[一-鿿]')
# ------------------------------------------------------- FIX 2: staging
def test_default_stages_are_strip_1p4_fci_transport_1p5_erect_1p2_fc():
deck = schema.new_deck(fci_psi=4000.0, fc_psi=6000.0)
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
stages = schema.handling_stages(deck, panel)
assert [s.name for s in stages] == ['Stripping', 'Transportation',
'Erection']
strip, trans, erect = stages
assert strip.multiplier == pytest.approx(1.4)
assert strip.fc_psi == pytest.approx(4000.0) # f'ci
assert trans.multiplier == pytest.approx(1.5)
assert trans.fc_psi == pytest.approx(6000.0) # f'c
assert erect.multiplier == pytest.approx(1.2) # erection factor
assert erect.fc_psi == pytest.approx(6000.0) # f'c
def test_a_deck_self_weight_factor_drives_the_stripping_multiplier():
"""A deck hand-tuned to 1.6 still drives stripping; the harness set 1.4 by
hand and this is where that lives now."""
deck = schema.new_deck(self_weight_factor=1.6)
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
strip = schema.handling_stages(deck, panel)[0]
assert strip.multiplier == pytest.approx(1.6)
def test_handling_block_overrides_the_multipliers():
deck = schema.new_deck()
deck['handling'] = {'stripping_multiplier': 1.1, 'transport_multiplier': 1.7,
'erection_multiplier': 1.3}
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
strip, trans, erect = schema.handling_stages(deck, panel)
assert strip.multiplier == pytest.approx(1.1)
assert trans.multiplier == pytest.approx(1.7)
assert erect.multiplier == pytest.approx(1.3)
def test_handling_stages_list_replaces_the_defaults():
deck = schema.new_deck()
deck['handling'] = {'stages': [
{'name': 'Yard', 'pci_case': 'yard', 'multiplier': 1.2,
'strength': '28day'}]}
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
stages = schema.handling_stages(deck, panel)
assert len(stages) == 1
assert stages[0].name == 'Yard'
assert stages[0].multiplier == pytest.approx(1.2)
assert stages[0].fc_psi == pytest.approx(panel.fc_psi)
# ------------------------------------------ FIX 1: settings wired into stages
def test_stage_carries_the_decks_stress_limits_not_the_defaults():
deck = schema.new_deck(tension_limit_sqrt_fc=7.5,
compression_limit_ratio=0.55)
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
for st in schema.handling_stages(deck, panel):
assert st.tension_limit_sqrt_fc == pytest.approx(7.5)
assert st.tension_limit_source == 'job'
assert st.compression_limit_ratio == pytest.approx(0.55)
assert st.compression_limit_source == 'job'
def test_absent_settings_fall_back_to_the_panellift_default():
deck = schema.new_deck()
del deck['settings']['tension_limit_sqrt_fc']
del deck['settings']['compression_limit_ratio']
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
st = schema.handling_stage(deck, panel)
assert st.tension_limit_sqrt_fc == pytest.approx(5.0)
assert st.tension_limit_source == 'default'
assert st.compression_limit_ratio == pytest.approx(0.6)
assert st.compression_limit_source == 'default'
# ----------------------------------- FIX 1 + governing: the selection is real
def _results(deck):
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
stage = schema.handling_stages(deck, panel)[0]
analysis, refusal = pa.solve_stage(panel, stage)
assert refusal is None
xs = pa.key_stations(panel)
return pa._stage_station_results(analysis, panel, stage, xs)
def test_governing_is_the_highest_util_across_all_four_checks():
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0), tension_limit_sqrt_fc=7.5)
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
stage = schema.handling_stages(deck, panel)[0]
analysis, refusal = pa.solve_stage(panel, stage)
assert refusal is None
xs = pa.key_stations(panel)
rows, gov = pa._stage_station_results(analysis, panel, stage, xs)
assert gov is not None
name, util, x = gov
# Rebuild every candidate utilisation independently and confirm gov is the
# max of them -- the selection is not a function of column order. Shear's
# candidate is the DENSE full-station scan (FIX 6), not the coarse-grid
# rows, because that grid can miss the governing shear station -- see
# `_dense_shear_governing`'s own docstring.
cands = []
for r in rows:
if r['flex_ratio'] is not None:
cands.append(r['flex_ratio'])
sp = r['stress']
if sp.tension_util is not None and sp.tension_psi > 0:
cands.append(sp.tension_util)
if sp.compression_util is not None and sp.compression_psi > 0:
cands.append(sp.compression_util)
_shear_x, shear_pt = pa._dense_shear_governing(analysis, panel, stage)
if shear_pt is not None and shear_pt.v_over_phi_vn is not None:
cands.append(shear_pt.v_over_phi_vn)
assert util == pytest.approx(max(cands))
assert 'stress' in name or 'M/' in name or 'V/' in name
def test_compression_stress_is_a_first_class_computed_result():
"""The heart of FIX 1: the stress check is COMPUTED at every station and
joins flexure/shear as a governing candidate. Whether it wins is
deck-dependent (on a heavily prestressed piece it does -- see the WPA2.0
parity case); here it is enough that it is real, positive, and eligible."""
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0))
rows, gov = _results(deck)
comps = [r['stress'].compression_util for r in rows
if r['stress'].compression_util is not None]
assert comps and max(comps) > 0.0
# the stress limits are the stage's own, so the util is a real ratio.
for r in rows:
sp = r['stress']
if sp.compression_util is not None:
assert sp.compression_util == pytest.approx(
sp.compression_psi / sp.allowable_compression_psi)
# -------------------------- FIX 6: the detailed Vci/Vcw shear is now WIRED IN
def test_shear_rows_are_the_detailed_vci_vcw_method_not_the_simplified_one():
"""Panel Analysis's own shear result is `capacity.detailed_shear_at`, not
`capacity_at`'s simplified V_c = 2*sqrt(f'c)*bw*d -- the wiring this fix
adds. `DetailedShearPoint` carries `vci_lb`/`vcw_lb`/`governed_by`, which
the simplified `CapacityPoint` does not, and its value at each row must be
exactly what calling the detailed method directly produces at that same
station -- not a value inherited from `r['cap']`.
"""
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0))
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
stage = schema.handling_stages(deck, panel)[0]
analysis, refusal = pa.solve_stage(panel, stage)
assert refusal is None
xs = pa.key_stations(panel)
rows, _gov = pa._stage_station_results(analysis, panel, stage, xs)
judged = [r for r in rows if r['shear'].v_over_phi_vn is not None]
assert judged, 'expected at least one judged shear station'
for r in judged:
assert isinstance(r['shear'], capacity.DetailedShearPoint)
assert r['shear'].governed_by in ('Vci', 'Vcw', 'Vc', 'Vc_min')
direct = capacity.detailed_shear_at(panel, stage, r['x'], r['m'], r['v'])
assert r['shear'].v_over_phi_vn == pytest.approx(direct.v_over_phi_vn)
assert r['shear'].governed_by == direct.governed_by
# The simplified capacity_at shear stays untouched beside it -- both
# methods are real, independent numbers, not one overwriting the other.
assert r['cap'].phi_vn_lb is not None
def test_dense_shear_scan_can_govern_and_names_which_of_vci_vcw(monkeypatch):
"""A station off the L/20 grid, found only by the dense diagram-station
scan (`_dense_shear_governing`), can still govern the whole stage's
verdict -- and when it does, the governing-check name says which of
Vci/Vcw drove it (the parity finding: a coarse grid can miss the station
where shear actually governs). The fixtures here do not naturally develop
a shear-governed station (flexure/stress dominate a thin prestressed
piece), so this pins the SELECTION logic with monkeypatch rather than
hunting for a particular geometry's numbers.
"""
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0))
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
stage = schema.handling_stages(deck, panel)[0]
analysis, refusal = pa.solve_stage(panel, stage)
assert refusal is None
xs = pa.key_stations(panel)
fake = capacity.DetailedShearPoint(
x=13.0, moment_lbft=0.0, shear_lb=0.0, governed_by='Vci',
v_over_phi_vn=999.0)
monkeypatch.setattr(pa, '_dense_shear_governing',
lambda an, pnl, stg: (13.0, fake))
rows, gov = pa._stage_station_results(analysis, panel, stage, xs)
assert gov is not None
name, util, x = gov
assert util == pytest.approx(999.0)
assert x == pytest.approx(13.0)
assert 'shear' in name and 'Vci' in name
def test_page_renders_the_shear_governs_column_and_detailed_shear_note():
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0))
html = pa.build_analysis_page(deck)
assert 'Shear governs' in html
assert 'detailed Vci/Vcw method' in html
assert 'Traceback' not in html
# ------------------------- FIX 3: strain-based phi never rewards, phi <= 0.90
def test_strain_phi_stays_within_the_table_21p2p2_bounds():
"""phi from Table 21.2.2 is bounded: 0.65 (prestressed compression floor)
to 0.90 (tension-controlled). That invariant is unchanged.
UPDATED 2026-09-02 for the fps POWER-CURVE Mn (docs sec.4.2). This test used
to also assert `flex_ratio >= capacity_at.m_over_phi_mn` -- that the
strain-based flexure ratio never DROPS below capacity_at's flat-0.90 ratio.
That held only while `handling_flexure_at` changed nothing but phi (phi<=0.90
-> smaller phi*Mn -> higher util). It no longer does: the handling flexure
path now reads the PCI 15.2.3 power-curve M_n, which is a genuinely larger
(more exact) capacity than the ACI-approximate M_n capacity_at carries, so
where phi is at 0.90 the higher M_n makes flex_ratio slightly LOWER than
m_over_phi_mn (measured 0.477 vs 0.479 at x=3.6 ft on this fixture). That is
the correction working -- capacity_at's own m_over_phi_mn is UNCHANGED (Panel
Lift Check unaffected); only the additive Panel Analysis path moved. The
"never lowers" claim is retired because the two ratios no longer share an
M_n. The transition-region behaviour is pinned in the next test."""
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0))
rows, _gov = _results(deck)
seen = False
for r in rows:
if r['phi_r'] is not None:
assert r['phi_r'] <= 0.90 + 1e-9
assert r['phi_r'] >= 0.65 - 1e-9
if r['flex_ratio'] is not None:
seen = True
assert r['flex_ratio'] > 0.0
assert seen, 'expected at least one judged flexure station'
def test_strain_phi_transition_region_raises_the_util_when_it_occurs():
"""Where a station IS in the strain transition (phi<0.90) the strain-based
ratio is STRICTLY larger than the flat one. Asserted only if such a station
exists on the fixture -- these thin panels are mostly tension-controlled,
so this is a conditional check, not a required one."""
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0))
rows, _gov = _results(deck)
for r in rows:
if (r['phi_r'] is not None and r['phi_r'] < 0.90 - 1e-9
and r['flex_ratio'] is not None
and r['cap'].m_over_phi_mn is not None):
assert r['flex_ratio'] > r['cap'].m_over_phi_mn
# -------------------------------------------------- the whole page still whole
def test_page_renders_both_stages_stress_and_governing_no_cjk():
deck = schema.new_deck(support_xs=(2.0, 22.0), tension_limit_sqrt_fc=7.5)
html = pa.build_analysis_page(deck)
assert 'Support reactions' in html
assert 'Demand vs capacity' in html
assert 'Extreme-fibre stress' in html
assert 'Governing handling check' in html
assert 'Stripping' in html and 'Transportation' in html
assert 'Traceback' not in html
m = CJK.search(html)
assert not m, 'CJK: {0!r}'.format(m.group() if m else '')
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The ASCE C&C wind engine wired into Panel Analysis (solve side).
`panellift.windload` is CPython (dataclasses + typing) and the Panel Analysis
form is IronPython 2.7, so the pressure is COMPUTED here, on the CPython
deck-solve side (`panelanalysis_schema` / `panelanalysis`), from the ASCE inputs
the form collects -- not in the form. These tests pin:
* the computed C&C pressure matches `windload` directly (no second opinion);
* the direct > computed > blank precedence that decides what the in-place
wind case runs on;
* the NOT-JUDGED pass-through (h>60 ft): a reason, never a fabricated pressure;
* the enclosure -> GCpi value that reaches the page;
* a wired deck actually RUNS the in-place wind case on the computed pressure,
and the page renders the pressure + GCpi with no traceback and no CJK.
Host CPython, loaded like its `test_panelanalysis*` siblings. Generic ASCE
example numbers only (the textbook low-rise wall from test_windload); no client
data.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import io
import json
import os
import re
import sys
import pytest
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))))
TOOLS = os.path.join(ROOT, 'tools')
PANELLIFT_SRC = os.path.join(ROOT, 'panellift', 'src')
for p in (TOOLS, PANELLIFT_SRC):
if p not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, p)
from vibe import knowledge # noqa: E402,F401 (registers the vibe stub)
pa = pytest.importorskip('panelanalysis')
schema = pytest.importorskip('panelanalysis_schema')
windload = pytest.importorskip('panellift.windload')
CJK = re.compile(u'[一-鿿]')
def _asce_deck(wind_over=None, restraints=True):
"""A mild solid wall pinned top/bottom with ASCE C&C wind inputs on it."""
deck = schema.new_deck(length_ft=30.0, width_ft=10.0, thickness_in=12.0,
fc_psi=6000.0, strands=[])
if restraints:
deck['structural_model']['restraints'] = [
{'x_ft': 0.0, 'type': 'pin'}, {'x_ft': 30.0, 'type': 'pin'}]
wind = {'asce': {
'v_ult_mph': 115, 'risk_category': 'II', 'exposure': 'C',
'enclosure': 'enclosed', 'code_version': '7-16',
'mean_roof_height_ft': 30, 'effective_wind_area_ft2': 100,
'cc_chapter': 30}}
if wind_over is not None:
wind = wind_over
deck['loading']['wind'] = wind
return deck
def _windload_governing(**kw):
"""The governing |p| windload reports directly, for the same inputs."""
res = windload.compute(
v_ult_mph=115.0, risk_category='II', exposure='C',
enclosure='enclosed', code_version='7-16',
mean_roof_height_ft=30.0, effective_wind_area_ft2=100.0, **kw)
mags = [abs(z.positive_psf) for z in res.zones] + \
[abs(z.negative_psf) for z in res.zones]
return max(mags)
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the decision
def test_computed_pressure_matches_windload_directly():
deck = _asce_deck()
info = schema.resolve_wind(deck)
assert info['source'] == 'computed'
assert info['pressure_psf'] == pytest.approx(_windload_governing(), abs=0.01)
# the figure-read uncertainty and the ASCE cite travel with it
assert info['uncertainty_psf'] > 0.0
assert info['cite']
# enclosure -> GCpi reaches the page (enclosed = 0.18)
assert info['gcpi'] == 0.18
def test_direct_entry_overrides_the_computed_pressure():
deck = _asce_deck()
deck['loading']['wind']['direct_pressure_psf'] = 45.0
info = schema.resolve_wind(deck)
assert info['source'] == 'direct'
assert info['pressure_psf'] == 45.0
# the computed values are still carried for reference
assert info['result'] is not None and not info['result'].not_judged
def test_direct_suction_alone_still_drives_the_case():
deck = _asce_deck(wind_over={'direct_suction_psf': 40.0})
info = schema.resolve_wind(deck)
assert info['source'] == 'direct'
assert info['pressure_psf'] == 40.0
def test_h_over_60_is_not_judged_never_a_fabricated_pressure():
deck = _asce_deck()
deck['loading']['wind']['asce']['mean_roof_height_ft'] = 80
info = schema.resolve_wind(deck)
assert info['source'] == 'not_judged'
assert info['pressure_psf'] is None
assert 'NOT JUDGED' in info['reason'] and '60' in info['reason']
def test_unknown_version_is_not_judged():
deck = _asce_deck()
deck['loading']['wind']['asce']['code_version'] = '7-05'
info = schema.resolve_wind(deck)
assert info['source'] == 'not_judged'
assert info['pressure_psf'] is None
def test_incomplete_asce_is_not_judged_with_what_is_missing():
deck = _asce_deck(wind_over={'asce_incomplete': 'still need Vult (mph)'})
info = schema.resolve_wind(deck)
assert info['source'] == 'not_judged'
assert 'Vult' in info['reason']
# ------------------------------------------------------------- feed to inplace
def test_wind_zones_builds_one_zone_over_the_panel_length():
deck = _asce_deck()
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
zones, trib, reason = schema.wind_zones(deck, panel)
assert reason is None and len(zones) == 1
z = zones[0]
assert z.x0_ft == 0.0 and z.x1_ft == pytest.approx(panel.length_ft)
assert z.pressure_psf == pytest.approx(_windload_governing(), abs=0.01)
def test_explicit_given_zones_still_work_untouched():
deck = _asce_deck(wind_over={'zones': [
{'x0_ft': 0.0, 'x1_ft': 30.0, 'pressure_psf': 50.0, 'label': 'W1'}]})
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
zones, _t, reason = schema.wind_zones(deck, panel)
assert reason is None and zones[0].pressure_psf == 50.0
# the ASCE decision is not taken for the given-pressure path
assert schema.resolve_wind(deck) is None
def test_in_place_runs_on_the_computed_wind_pressure():
deck = _asce_deck()
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
result, reason = pa.solve_in_place(deck, panel)
assert reason is None and result is not None and not result.refusal
w = result.cases.get('W')
assert w is not None and w.built # wind case is real
assert max(abs(v) for v in w.moment_lbft) > 0.0 # it bends the wall
def test_no_restraints_still_refuses_but_wind_is_computed_for_display():
deck = _asce_deck(restraints=False)
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
result, reason = pa.solve_in_place(deck, panel)
# in-place needs >=2 restraints; the pressure is still computable for show
assert result is None and reason
assert schema.resolve_wind(deck)['source'] == 'computed'
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the rendering
def test_page_renders_the_wind_section_pressure_and_gcpi():
deck = _asce_deck()
html = pa.build_analysis_page(deck)
assert 'In-Place Wind (ASCE C&amp;C, computed)' in html
assert 'Computed C&amp;C wall pressures' in html
assert 'GCpi' in html and '0.18' in html
assert 'Traceback' not in html
m = CJK.search(html)
assert not m, 'CJK: {0!r}'.format(m.group() if m else '')
def test_page_shows_not_judged_reason_and_no_pressure_for_tall_wall():
deck = _asce_deck()
deck['loading']['wind']['asce']['mean_roof_height_ft'] = 80
html = pa.build_analysis_page(deck)
assert 'NOT JUDGED' in html
assert 'Traceback' not in html
def test_cli_end_to_end_renders_wind_under_tmp_path(tmp_path):
deck = _asce_deck()
deck_path = tmp_path / 'PNL101.pa.json'
out_path = tmp_path / 'out.html'
with io.open(str(deck_path), 'w', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
json.dump(deck, fh)
rc = pa.main([str(deck_path), '-o', str(out_path)])
assert rc == 0 and out_path.exists()
html = io.open(str(out_path), encoding='utf-8').read()
assert 'In-Place Wind' in html and 'Traceback' not in html
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Host tests for `vibe.panelanalysisform` -- the Panel Analysis input form's
pure logic: pre-fill, the completeness gate, the deck build, the Analyze-All
batch plan, the plain-language section/group structure, the Handling stage
matrix, and the openings / strand-group row parsers.
The WPF form itself (the accordion, the per-panel Run Analysis buttons, the
live geometry read off the framing element) is owner-must-verify in Revit;
everything below the form boundary is here. Loaded by path like the sibling
`test_panelanalysis*` files -- host CPython reaching `tools/` for the schema so
a deck this module builds can be fed straight back through the real
`panelanalysis/1` reader and solve.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import os
import sys
import pytest
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))))
TOOLS = os.path.join(ROOT, 'tools')
PANELLIFT_SRC = os.path.join(ROOT, 'panellift', 'src')
for p in (TOOLS, PANELLIFT_SRC):
if p not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, p)
from vibe import knowledge # noqa: E402,F401 (registers the vibe stub)
from vibe import panelanalysisform as F # noqa: E402
schema = pytest.importorskip('panelanalysis_schema')
statics = pytest.importorskip('panellift.statics')
# A model-read for a plain solid panel: geometry + materials the framing
# element supplied, supports blank (the user types those). Generic values.
READS = {
'mark': 'PNL101',
'design_number': 'PNL1',
'length_ft': 24.0,
'width_ft': 8.0,
'thickness_in': 8.0,
'fc_psi': 6000.0,
'fci_psi': 3500.0,
'unit_weight_pcf': 150.0,
}
def _complete_values():
"""A fully-fillable form: prefilled reads + the user's supports."""
values = F.prefill(READS)
values['supports_ft'] = '2, 22'
return values
def _with_prestress(values=None, count='4', dia='1/2', pull='28900',
rows='4 @ 2'):
values = dict(values or _complete_values())
values['ps_count'] = count
values['ps_dia_in'] = dia
values['ps_pull_lb'] = pull
values['ps_rows'] = rows
return values
# --------------------------------------------------------------- structure
def test_sections_are_the_five_eriksson_names_and_cover_every_field():
names = [name for name, _groups in F.sections()]
assert names == list(F.SECTION_ORDER)
assert names == ['Design Criteria', 'Concrete Extents',
'Structural Model', 'Handling', 'Reinforcement']
covered = set()
for _name, groups in F.sections():
for _group_name, fields in groups:
for f in fields:
covered.add(f['key'])
field_keys = set(f['key'] for f in F.FIELDS)
assert covered == field_keys
def test_sections_group_fields_and_every_group_is_named_or_none():
for _name, groups in F.sections():
group_names = [g for g, _fields in groups]
# at most one ungrouped (None) bucket, and it comes first if present
assert group_names.count(None) <= 1
if None in group_names:
assert group_names[0] is None
# every named group is non-empty
for g, fields in groups:
assert fields
if g is not None:
assert isinstance(g, str) and g
def test_design_criteria_has_the_four_named_groups():
by_section = dict(F.sections())
dc_groups = [g for g, _f in by_section['Design Criteria']]
for want in ('Material Properties', 'Prestress Losses',
'Load Combinations', 'Stress Limits & Factors'):
assert want in dc_groups
def test_every_field_declares_a_known_section_group_and_drives_flag():
for f in F.FIELDS:
assert f['section'] in F.SECTION_ORDER, f['key']
assert f['drives'] in ('solve', 'stage3', 'info'), f['key']
assert f['kind'] in ('text', 'num', 'int', 'supports', 'openings',
'strands'), f['key']
assert isinstance(f['label'], str) and f['label']
assert isinstance(f['help'], str) and f['help']
# the plain label carries no raw prime/subscript math -- that lives
# in `symbol` instead (the owner's "太丑了" ruling)
assert u'′' not in f['label'], f['key']
def test_wind_fields_are_present_blank_and_collected_not_yet_driving():
wind = [f for f in F.FIELDS if f['key'].startswith('wind_')]
keys = set(f['key'] for f in wind)
for want in ('wind_speed_vult', 'wind_risk_category', 'wind_exposure',
'wind_enclosure', 'wind_asce_version', 'wind_cc_chapter',
'wind_mwfrs_chapter', 'wind_pressure_psf', 'wind_suction_psf'):
assert want in keys
for f in wind:
assert f['section'] == 'Structural Model'
assert f['group'] == 'Wind'
assert f['drives'] == 'stage3' # collected, not yet driving
values = F.prefill(READS)
for k in keys:
assert values[k] == ''
def test_strip_transport_erection_sling_fields_are_gone():
# migrated INTO the stage matrix, not left sitting beside it
keys = set(f['key'] for f in F.FIELDS)
for gone in ('strip_mult', 'transport_mult', 'erection_mult',
'sling_angle', 'ps_ecc_in'):
assert gone not in keys
# ----------------------------------------------------------------- prefill
def test_prefill_fills_readable_and_blanks_the_rest():
values = F.prefill(READS)
assert values['length_ft'] == '24'
assert values['width_ft'] == '8'
assert values['thickness_in'] == '8'
assert values['fc_psi'] == '6000'
assert values['fci_psi'] == '3500'
assert values['mark'] == 'PNL101'
# supports and every stage3 / load field come up blank for the user
assert values['supports_ft'] == ''
assert values['self_weight_factor'] == ''
assert values['ps_count'] == ''
assert values['ps_rows'] == ''
assert values['openings'] == ''
def test_prefill_blanks_a_field_the_model_could_not_read():
reads = dict(READS)
reads['fci_psi'] = None
del reads['unit_weight_pcf']
values = F.prefill(reads)
assert values['fci_psi'] == ''
assert values['unit_weight_pcf'] == ''
def test_prefill_blanks_every_stage_matrix_cell():
values = F.prefill(READS)
for key in F.stage_field_keys():
assert values[key] == ''
# -------------------------------------------------------------- validation
def test_complete_form_validates_and_parses():
errors, parsed = F.validate(_complete_values())
assert errors == []
assert parsed['supports'] == [2.0, 22.0]
assert parsed['length_ft'] == 24.0
assert parsed['fc_psi'] == 6000.0
assert parsed['openings_rows'] == []
assert parsed['strand_rows'] == []
def test_blank_required_field_blocks_and_is_named():
values = _complete_values()
values['fc_psi'] = ''
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert parsed is None
# The label now reads plain English; the symbol (f′c) still rides beside
# it via `display_label`. What is pinned here is that the message names
# the field, in BOTH vocabularies.
assert any('Concrete strength at 28 days' in e and 'required' in e
for e in errors)
assert any(u'f′c' in e for e in errors)
def test_fewer_than_two_supports_is_refused_by_name():
values = _complete_values()
values['supports_ft'] = '2'
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert parsed is None
assert any('at least two support' in e for e in errors)
assert not F.is_complete(values)
def test_no_supports_is_refused():
values = _complete_values()
values['supports_ft'] = ''
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert parsed is None
assert any('support' in e.lower() for e in errors)
def test_garbage_support_token_is_named():
values = _complete_values()
values['supports_ft'] = '2, banana'
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert parsed is None
assert any('banana' in e for e in errors)
def test_stage3_field_never_blocks_the_run():
values = _complete_values()
# a wind value typed in but the solve does not use it -> still runnable,
# and even a non-numeric stray in a stage3 field must not block
values['wind_speed_vult'] = 'not a number'
values['wind_risk_category'] = 'II'
assert F.is_complete(values)
def test_bad_number_in_a_solve_field_blocks():
values = _complete_values()
values['unit_weight_pcf'] = 'heavy'
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert parsed is None
assert any('Concrete unit weight' in e for e in errors)
# -------------------------------------------------------------- prestress
def test_no_prestress_fields_means_no_prestress_block():
_errors, parsed = F.validate(_complete_values())
assert parsed['prestress'] is None
assert parsed['strand_rows'] == []
def test_full_prestress_group_builds_strands():
values = _with_prestress(rows='4 @ 2')
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert errors == []
ps = parsed['prestress']
assert len(ps['strands']) == 4
assert all(s['area_in2'] == 0.153 for s in ps['strands'])
assert all(s['initial_pull_lb'] == 28900.0 for s in ps['strands'])
assert all(s['z_in'] == 2.0 for s in ps['strands'])
def test_prestress_group_with_multiple_rows_and_per_row_pull_pct():
values = _with_prestress(count='8', rows='4 @ 2 @ 75\n4 @ 9.25 @ 56')
values['ps_fpu_ksi'] = '270'
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert errors == []
ps = parsed['prestress']
assert len(ps['strands']) == 8
shallow = [s for s in ps['strands'] if s['z_in'] == 2.0]
deep = [s for s in ps['strands'] if s['z_in'] == 9.25]
assert len(shallow) == 4 and len(deep) == 4
# pull = pct/100 * fpu(ksi)*1000 * area, not the default ps_pull_lb
assert all(abs(s['initial_pull_lb'] - 0.75 * 270.0 * 1000.0 * 0.153) < 1
for s in shallow)
assert all(abs(s['initial_pull_lb'] - 0.56 * 270.0 * 1000.0 * 0.153) < 1
for s in deep)
def test_partial_prestress_group_is_refused_field_by_field():
values = _complete_values()
values['ps_count'] = '4' # started, but no size/pull/rows
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert parsed is None
assert any('diameter' in e for e in errors)
assert any('pull' in e for e in errors)
assert any('Strand groups' in e for e in errors)
def test_unknown_strand_size_is_refused_not_guessed():
values = _with_prestress(count='2', dia='0.99', rows='2 @ 2')
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert parsed is None
assert any('section area' in e for e in errors)
def test_ps_count_disagreement_with_rows_is_reported_not_resolved():
values = _with_prestress(count='5', rows='4 @ 2') # 5 != 4
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert parsed is None
assert any('does not match the sum' in e for e in errors)
def test_ps_count_blank_skips_the_cross_check():
values = _with_prestress(count='', rows='4 @ 2')
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert errors == []
assert len(parsed['prestress']['strands']) == 4
def test_garbage_strand_row_line_is_named_by_line_number():
values = _with_prestress(rows='4 @ 2\nbanana')
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert parsed is None
assert any('line 2' in e for e in errors)
def test_strand_rows_are_kept_in_parsed_even_when_group_incomplete():
values = _complete_values()
values['ps_rows'] = '4 @ 2' # rows typed, but no dia/pull -> refused
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert parsed is None # the whole panel is refused (as before)
# but strand_rows / ps_rows are not something to re-derive here; the
# raw text is preserved off `values` regardless, and validate() does not
# crash trying to reach into it.
# ------------------------------------------------------------- openings
def test_blank_openings_is_no_openings():
values = _complete_values()
values['openings'] = ''
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert errors == []
assert parsed['openings_rows'] == []
assert parsed['openings'] == ''
def test_one_opening_per_line_parses_the_new_grammar():
rows, problems = F.parse_openings(
'Opening, 2, start, 3, 4, left, 5, 1, 6, Door\n'
'Reveal, 1, end, 2, 1, right, 2, 0, 1')
assert problems == []
assert len(rows) == 2
door = rows[0]
assert door == {'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 2.0,
'pos_along_from': 'start', 'length': 3.0,
'pos_cross': 4.0, 'pos_cross_from': 'left',
'width': 5.0, 'pos_vert': 1.0, 'height': 6.0,
'label': 'Door'}
reveal = rows[1]
assert reveal['type'] == 'Reveal'
assert reveal['pos_along_from'] == 'end'
assert reveal['pos_cross_from'] == 'right'
assert reveal['label'] == ''
def test_openings_bad_type_is_named_by_line_number():
rows, problems = F.parse_openings('Doorhole, 2, start, 3, 4, left, 5, 1, 6')
assert rows == []
assert any('line 1' in p and 'type' in p for p in problems)
def test_openings_bad_datum_word_is_named():
rows, problems = F.parse_openings(
'Opening, 2, sideways, 3, 4, left, 5, 1, 6')
assert rows == []
assert any('pos_along_from' in p for p in problems)
def test_openings_all_or_nothing_across_lines():
rows, problems = F.parse_openings(
'Opening, 2, start, 3, 4, left, 5, 1, 6\nbanana')
assert rows == [] # the good line is not kept either
assert len(problems) == 1
assert 'line 2' in problems[0]
def test_openings_row_reaches_validate_parsed_output():
values = _complete_values()
values['openings'] = 'Opening, 2, start, 3, 4, left, 5, 1, 6, Door'
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert errors == []
assert parsed['openings_rows'] == [{
'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 2.0, 'pos_along_from': 'start',
'length': 3.0, 'pos_cross': 4.0, 'pos_cross_from': 'left',
'width': 5.0, 'pos_vert': 1.0, 'height': 6.0, 'label': 'Door'}]
assert parsed['openings'] == values['openings']
def test_bad_openings_line_blocks_the_run_and_names_the_line():
values = _complete_values()
values['openings'] = 'banana'
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert parsed is None
assert any('line 1' in e for e in errors)
# ------------------------------------------------------------ stage matrix
def test_stage_matrix_shape():
m = F.stage_matrix()
assert m['stages'] == ['Stripping', 'Transportation', 'Primary Erection',
'Secondary Erection']
opt_keys = [r['opt_key'] for r in m['rows']]
assert opt_keys == ['include', 'load_multiplier', 'lift_type',
'concrete_strength', 'stress_limits', 'rigging',
'sling_angle', 'ground_reaction', 'min_tilt_deg',
'max_tilt_deg', 'top_crane_carries']
for row in m['rows']:
assert set(row['cells'].keys()) == set(m['stages'])
for stage, key in row['cells'].items():
assert key == F.stage_field_key(stage, row['opt_key'])
def test_stage_matrix_offers_choices_but_never_a_default():
m = F.stage_matrix()
by_key = dict((r['opt_key'], r) for r in m['rows'])
assert by_key['lift_type']['choices'] == ('Static Lift', 'Rolling Block')
assert by_key['include']['choices'] is None
values = F.prefill(READS)
for key in F.stage_field_keys():
assert values[key] == '' # nothing pre-selected
def test_stage_matrix_load_multiplier_rides_into_deck():
values = _complete_values()
values[F.stage_field_key('Stripping', 'load_multiplier')] = '1.4'
values[F.stage_field_key('Transportation', 'load_multiplier')] = '1.5'
values[F.stage_field_key('Primary Erection', 'load_multiplier')] = '1.2'
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert errors == []
deck = F.build_deck(parsed)
assert deck['handling']['stripping_multiplier'] == 1.4
assert deck['handling']['transport_multiplier'] == 1.5
assert deck['handling']['erection_multiplier'] == 1.2
def test_excluded_stage_does_not_gate_the_run_on_its_other_fields():
values = _complete_values()
values[F.stage_field_key('Secondary Erection', 'include')] = 'no'
values[F.stage_field_key('Secondary Erection', 'load_multiplier')] = \
'not a number'
assert F.is_complete(values)
def test_excluded_stage_keeps_the_typed_value_rather_than_dropping_it():
values = _complete_values()
values[F.stage_field_key('Secondary Erection', 'include')] = 'no'
values[F.stage_field_key('Secondary Erection', 'load_multiplier')] = '9.9'
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert errors == []
row = parsed['stage_matrix']['Secondary Erection']
assert row['include'] is False
assert row['load_multiplier'] == 9.9 # kept, just not required/used
def test_excluded_stage_multiplier_does_not_reach_the_deck():
values = _complete_values()
values[F.stage_field_key('Stripping', 'include')] = 'no'
values[F.stage_field_key('Stripping', 'load_multiplier')] = '1.4'
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert errors == []
deck = F.build_deck(parsed)
assert 'stripping_multiplier' not in deck['handling']
def test_included_stage_bad_load_multiplier_blocks_and_names_the_stage():
values = _complete_values()
values[F.stage_field_key('Stripping', 'load_multiplier')] = 'heavy'
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert parsed is None
assert any('Stripping' in e and 'Load multiplier' in e for e in errors)
def test_bad_include_answer_is_named():
values = _complete_values()
values[F.stage_field_key('Stripping', 'include')] = 'maybe'
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert parsed is None
assert any('Stripping' in e for e in errors)
# ------------------------------------------------------------- deck build
def _deck_from(values):
errors, parsed = F.validate(values)
assert errors == [], errors
return F.build_deck(parsed)
def test_build_deck_is_the_panelanalysis_schema():
deck = _deck_from(_complete_values())
assert deck['schema'] == F.SCHEMA == schema.SCHEMA
schema.check_schema(deck) # does not raise
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
assert panel.mark == 'PNL101'
assert panel.length_ft == 24.0
assert panel.fc_psi == 6000.0
def test_deck_supports_reach_the_schema():
deck = _deck_from(_complete_values())
assert schema.supports(deck) == [(2.0, 'support'), (22.0, 'support')]
def test_deck_solves_and_reactions_sum_to_load():
deck = _deck_from(_complete_values())
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
stage = schema.handling_stage(deck, panel)
analysis = statics.analyse(panel, stage, schema.handling_rigging())
total_r = sum(line.reaction_lb for line in analysis.rig.lines)
total_load = analysis.profile.total_lb
# the closure that says the solve is real: reactions sum to the load
assert abs(total_r - total_load) <= max(1.0, 1e-6 * abs(total_load))
assert total_load > 0
def test_unbuilt_blocks_are_explicit_unread_not_fabricated():
deck = _deck_from(_complete_values())
for block in (deck['in_place'], deck['loading']['wind'],
deck['structural_model']['restraints']):
assert block['value'] is None
assert block['reason']
def test_openings_never_reach_the_deck_yet():
values = _complete_values()
values['openings'] = 'Opening, 2, start, 3, 4, left, 5, 1, 6, Door'
deck = _deck_from(values)
assert deck['concrete_extents']['blockouts'] == []
def test_prestress_deck_reads_as_a_prestress_panel():
values = _with_prestress(count='2', rows='2 @ 2')
deck = _deck_from(values)
panel = schema.to_panel(deck)
assert panel.prestress is not None
assert len(panel.prestress.strands) == 2
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ batch
# ------------------------------------------------------------------- wind
def test_new_asce_fields_are_present_blank_and_stage3():
keys = set(f['key'] for f in F.FIELDS)
for want in ('wind_mean_roof_height_ft', 'wind_effective_wind_area_ft2'):
assert want in keys
spec = F._spec(want)
assert spec['section'] == 'Structural Model'
assert spec['drives'] == 'stage3'
values = F.prefill(READS)
assert values['wind_mean_roof_height_ft'] == ''
assert values['wind_effective_wind_area_ft2'] == ''
def test_wind_gcpi_matches_windload_table_exactly():
# The form's GCpi table is a mirror of windload's; a host test pins it so
# the two published-code tables can never drift.
windload = pytest.importorskip('panellift.windload')
for key, val in windload._GCPI.items():
got, cite = F.wind_gcpi(key)
assert got == val, key
assert cite
def test_wind_gcpi_display_for_each_enclosure_and_spellings():
assert F.wind_gcpi('enclosed')[0] == 0.18
assert F.wind_gcpi('partially_enclosed')[0] == 0.55
assert F.wind_gcpi('Partially Enclosed')[0] == 0.55 # spacing/case
assert F.wind_gcpi('partial-open')[0] == 0.18 # alias + dash
assert F.wind_gcpi('open')[0] == 0.00
def test_wind_gcpi_blank_and_unknown_are_could_not_judge_not_zero():
val, why = F.wind_gcpi('')
assert val is None and why # not 0.0
val, why = F.wind_gcpi('mostly closed')
assert val is None and 'not recognized' in why
def test_resolve_wind_pressure_direct_beats_computed():
d = F.resolve_wind_pressure(31.0, 28.3)
assert d['source'] == 'direct' and d['pressure_psf'] == 31.0
def test_resolve_wind_pressure_computed_when_no_direct():
d = F.resolve_wind_pressure(None, 28.3)
assert d['source'] == 'computed' and d['pressure_psf'] == 28.3
def test_resolve_wind_pressure_not_judged_passes_reason_through():
d = F.resolve_wind_pressure(None, None, 'NOT JUDGED: h > 60 ft ...')
assert d['source'] == 'not_judged'
assert d['pressure_psf'] is None # never fabricated
assert 'NOT JUDGED' in d['reason']
def test_resolve_wind_pressure_direct_wins_even_over_not_judged():
d = F.resolve_wind_pressure(31.0, None, 'NOT JUDGED: h > 60 ft ...')
assert d['source'] == 'direct' and d['pressure_psf'] == 31.0
def test_resolve_wind_pressure_blank_when_nothing_supplied():
d = F.resolve_wind_pressure(None, None, None)
assert d['source'] == 'blank' and d['pressure_psf'] is None
assert d['reason']
def _wind_values():
values = _complete_values()
values['wind_speed_vult'] = '115'
values['wind_risk_category'] = 'II'
values['wind_exposure'] = 'C'
values['wind_enclosure'] = 'enclosed'
values['wind_asce_version'] = '7-16'
values['wind_cc_chapter'] = '30'
values['wind_mean_roof_height_ft'] = '30'
values['wind_effective_wind_area_ft2'] = '100'
return values
def test_build_deck_carries_asce_wind_inputs_when_supplied():
deck = _deck_from(_wind_values())
wind = deck['loading']['wind']
assert 'value' not in wind # no longer unread
a = wind['asce']
assert a['v_ult_mph'] == 115.0
assert a['exposure'] == 'C'
assert a['enclosure'] == 'enclosed'
assert a['code_version'] == '7-16'
assert a['mean_roof_height_ft'] == 30.0
assert a['effective_wind_area_ft2'] == 100.0
def test_build_deck_carries_direct_pressure_override():
values = _wind_values()
values['wind_pressure_psf'] = '45'
values['wind_suction_psf'] = '50'
deck = _deck_from(values)
wind = deck['loading']['wind']
assert wind['direct_pressure_psf'] == 45.0
assert wind['direct_suction_psf'] == 50.0
def test_partial_asce_without_the_required_numbers_is_not_computed():
values = _complete_values()
values['wind_exposure'] = 'C' # something typed, but no Vult/h/area
deck = _deck_from(values)
wind = deck['loading']['wind']
assert 'asce' not in wind
assert 'asce_incomplete' in wind # says what is still needed
def test_no_wind_inputs_keeps_the_explicit_unread_placeholder():
deck = _deck_from(_complete_values())
assert deck['loading']['wind']['value'] is None
assert deck['loading']['wind']['reason']
def test_restraints_field_reaches_the_deck_when_filled():
values = _wind_values()
values['restraints'] = '0, 30'
deck = _deck_from(values)
r = deck['structural_model']['restraints']
assert r == [{'x_ft': 0.0, 'type': 'restraint'},
{'x_ft': 30.0, 'type': 'restraint'}]
def test_no_restraints_keeps_the_explicit_unread_placeholder():
deck = _deck_from(_complete_values())
assert deck['structural_model']['restraints']['value'] is None
def test_batch_plan_runs_complete_and_skips_incomplete_with_reasons():
good = _complete_values()
bad = _complete_values()
bad['supports_ft'] = '5' # only one support
worse = _complete_values()
worse['fc_psi'] = '' # missing material
named = [('PNL101', good), ('PNL102', bad), ('PNL103', worse)]
to_run, skipped = F.batch_plan(named)
run_labels = [lbl for lbl, _p in to_run]
skip_labels = [lbl for lbl, _r in skipped]
assert run_labels == ['PNL101']
assert set(skip_labels) == {'PNL102', 'PNL103'}
reasons = dict((lbl, errs) for lbl, errs in skipped)
assert any('support' in e for e in reasons['PNL102'])
assert any(u'f′c' in e for e in reasons['PNL103'])
# ------------------------------------------------------------ display_label
def test_display_label_carries_both_label_and_symbol():
d = F.display_label('fc_psi')
assert 'Concrete strength at 28 days' in d
assert u'f′c' in d
def test_display_label_falls_back_to_label_when_no_symbol():
d = F.display_label('concrete_type')
assert d == 'Concrete type'
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Host tests for `vibe.panelsketch` -- the panel elevation drawing geometry
behind the Panel Analysis form's picture. The WPF `Canvas` painting is the
button's job and out of scope here (see the module docstring); this pins the
primitive list `sketch()` produces: scale-true letterboxing, support
placement, the missing-input degrade, and the openings non-drawing rule.
Loaded the way the sibling `test_panelanalysisform.py` is -- `conftest.py`
registers a bare `vibe` package pointed at `lib/vibe` so this imports on plain
host CPython with no Revit and no `pyrevit` on the path.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import copy
from vibe import panelsketch as S
def _values(**over):
base = {
'length_ft': '24',
'width_ft': '8',
'thickness_in': '8',
'supports_ft': '2, 22',
'openings': '',
'mark': 'PNL101',
'design_number': 'PNL1',
}
base.update(over)
return base
def _rect(primitives):
rects = [p for p in primitives if p['kind'] == 'rect' and p['role'] == 'panel']
assert len(rects) == 1
return rects[0]
def _within_box(primitives, width_px, height_px, tol=1e-6):
for p in primitives:
if p['kind'] == 'rect':
assert -tol <= p['x'] <= width_px + tol, p
assert -tol <= p['y'] <= height_px + tol, p
assert -tol <= p['x'] + p['w'] <= width_px + tol, p
assert -tol <= p['y'] + p['h'] <= height_px + tol, p
elif p['kind'] == 'line':
for kx, ky in (('x1', 'y1'), ('x2', 'y2')):
assert -tol <= p[kx] <= width_px + tol, p
assert -tol <= p[ky] <= height_px + tol, p
else:
if 'x' in p:
assert -tol <= p['x'] <= width_px + tol, p
if 'y' in p:
assert -tol <= p['y'] <= height_px + tol, p
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- aspect
def test_tall_panel_preserves_aspect_ratio():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(
_values(length_ft='10', width_ft='30', supports_ft='2, 8'), 400, 400)
assert problems == []
rect = _rect(primitives)
assert abs((rect['w'] / rect['h']) - (10.0 / 30.0)) < 1e-6
def test_square_panel_preserves_aspect_ratio():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(
_values(length_ft='20', width_ft='20', supports_ft='2, 18'), 500, 300)
assert problems == []
rect = _rect(primitives)
assert abs((rect['w'] / rect['h']) - 1.0) < 1e-6
def test_wide_panel_preserves_aspect_ratio():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(
_values(length_ft='40', width_ft='8'), 300, 500)
assert problems == []
rect = _rect(primitives)
assert abs((rect['w'] / rect['h']) - (40.0 / 8.0)) < 1e-6
def test_letterboxed_panel_does_not_fill_the_box_when_aspect_differs():
# a very wide panel in a tall box must not stretch to fill the height
primitives, _problems = S.sketch(
_values(length_ft='40', width_ft='8'), 200, 800)
rect = _rect(primitives)
assert rect['h'] < 800
# ------------------------------------------------------------- inside box
def test_everything_stays_inside_a_normal_box():
primitives, _problems = S.sketch(_values(), 640, 480)
_within_box(primitives, 640, 480)
def test_everything_stays_inside_a_small_box():
primitives, _problems = S.sketch(_values(), 60, 60)
_within_box(primitives, 60, 60)
def test_everything_stays_inside_a_very_small_box():
primitives, _problems = S.sketch(_values(), 20, 15)
_within_box(primitives, 20, 15)
def test_out_of_range_support_still_stays_inside_the_box():
primitives, _problems = S.sketch(
_values(supports_ft='2, 999'), 400, 300)
_within_box(primitives, 400, 300)
# --------------------------------------------------------- missing input
def test_missing_length_returns_no_primitives_and_names_the_field():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(_values(length_ft=''), 400, 300)
assert primitives == []
assert any('Length' in p for p in problems)
def test_missing_width_returns_no_primitives_and_names_the_field():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(_values(width_ft=''), 400, 300)
assert primitives == []
assert any('Width' in p for p in problems)
def test_zero_length_is_treated_as_missing():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(_values(length_ft='0'), 400, 300)
assert primitives == []
assert any('Length' in p for p in problems)
def test_negative_width_is_treated_as_missing():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(_values(width_ft='-4'), 400, 300)
assert primitives == []
assert any('Width' in p for p in problems)
def test_non_numeric_length_is_treated_as_missing():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(_values(length_ft='tall'), 400, 300)
assert primitives == []
assert any('Length' in p for p in problems)
def test_both_missing_reports_both_fields_not_just_one():
_primitives, problems = S.sketch(_values(length_ft='', width_ft=''),
400, 300)
assert any('Length' in p for p in problems)
assert any('Width' in p for p in problems)
def test_missing_thickness_does_not_block_the_drawing_but_is_noted():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(_values(thickness_in=''), 400, 300)
assert primitives != []
assert any('Thickness' in p for p in problems)
notes = [p for p in primitives if p['role'] == 'annotation']
assert any('not entered' in n['text'] for n in notes)
def test_missing_thickness_never_fakes_a_value():
primitives, _problems = S.sketch(_values(thickness_in=''), 400, 300)
notes = [p for p in primitives if p['role'] == 'annotation']
for n in notes:
assert 'in' not in n['text'].split('not entered')[0] or \
'not entered' in n['text']
# --------------------------------------------------------------- supports
def test_supports_land_at_the_true_proportional_position():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(
_values(length_ft='40', supports_ft='10, 30'), 500, 300)
assert problems == []
rect = _rect(primitives)
markers = [p for p in primitives if p['kind'] == 'support']
assert len(markers) == 2
xs = sorted(m['x'] for m in markers)
# 10/40 and 30/40 of the way along the drawn width, from the rect origin
expect_1 = rect['x'] + (10.0 / 40.0) * rect['w']
expect_2 = rect['x'] + (30.0 / 40.0) * rect['w']
assert abs(xs[0] - expect_1) < 1e-6
assert abs(xs[1] - expect_2) < 1e-6
for m in markers:
assert m['flagged'] is False
def test_support_at_each_end_is_not_flagged():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(
_values(length_ft='24', supports_ft='0, 24'), 400, 300)
assert not any('outside the panel length' in p for p in problems)
markers = [p for p in primitives if p['kind'] == 'support']
assert all(m['flagged'] is False for m in markers)
def test_out_of_range_support_is_flagged_and_still_drawn():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(
_values(length_ft='24', supports_ft='2, 40'), 400, 300)
assert any('outside the panel length' in p for p in problems)
markers = [p for p in primitives if p['kind'] == 'support']
assert len(markers) == 2
flagged = [m for m in markers if m['flagged']]
assert len(flagged) == 1
# clamped to the panel end, not dropped
rect = _rect(primitives)
assert abs(flagged[0]['x'] - (rect['x'] + rect['w'])) < 1e-6
def test_negative_support_is_flagged_and_clamped_to_the_start():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(
_values(length_ft='24', supports_ft='-5, 12'), 400, 300)
assert any('outside the panel length' in p for p in problems)
rect = _rect(primitives)
markers = [p for p in primitives if p['kind'] == 'support']
flagged = [m for m in markers if m['flagged']]
assert len(flagged) == 1
assert abs(flagged[0]['x'] - rect['x']) < 1e-6
def test_no_supports_entered_is_reported_but_still_draws_the_panel():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(_values(supports_ft=''), 400, 300)
assert primitives != []
assert any('No support positions' in p for p in problems)
assert not any(p['kind'] == 'support' for p in primitives)
def test_pre_parsed_supports_list_is_honoured_over_raw_text():
values = _values(supports_ft='999') # would be out of range if read
values['supports'] = [4.0, 20.0]
primitives, problems = S.sketch(values, 400, 300)
assert not any('999' in p for p in problems)
markers = [p for p in primitives if p['kind'] == 'support']
assert len(markers) == 2
assert all(m['flagged'] is False for m in markers)
# --------------------------------------------------------------- openings
def test_blank_openings_produces_no_note():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(_values(openings=''), 400, 300)
assert not any(p['role'] == 'openings-note' for p in primitives)
assert not any('opening' in p.lower() for p in problems)
def test_unparsed_openings_prose_produces_a_note_not_a_rectangle():
primitives, problems = S.sketch(
_values(openings='one door near the south end'), 400, 300)
notes = [p for p in primitives if p['role'] == 'openings-note']
assert len(notes) == 1
assert 'not drawn' in notes[0]['text']
# never a rectangle standing in for the opening
rects = [p for p in primitives if p['kind'] == 'rect']
assert len(rects) == 1 # only the panel itself
assert any('not drawn' in p for p in problems)
def test_openings_with_a_leading_count_is_still_only_a_note():
primitives, _problems = S.sketch(
_values(openings='2 openings, door and window'), 400, 300)
notes = [p for p in primitives if p['role'] == 'openings-note']
assert len(notes) == 1
assert '2 opening' in notes[0]['text']
rects = [p for p in primitives if p['kind'] == 'rect']
assert len(rects) == 1
# ------------------------------------------------------------- dimensions
def test_length_and_width_dimension_text_carries_value_and_units():
primitives, _problems = S.sketch(
_values(length_ft='24', width_ft='8'), 400, 300)
dim_texts = [p['text'] for p in primitives
if p['kind'] == 'text' and p['role'] == 'dimension']
assert any('24.00 ft' in t for t in dim_texts)
assert any('8.00 ft' in t for t in dim_texts)
def test_title_carries_mark_when_given():
primitives, _problems = S.sketch(_values(mark='PNL101'), 400, 300)
titles = [p for p in primitives if p['role'] == 'title']
assert len(titles) == 1
assert 'PNL101' in titles[0]['text']
def test_no_title_when_mark_and_design_number_are_blank():
primitives, _problems = S.sketch(
_values(mark='', design_number=''), 400, 300)
assert not any(p['role'] == 'title' for p in primitives)
# ------------------------------------------------------------ no mutation
def test_sketch_never_mutates_the_values_dict():
values = _values(supports_ft='2, 22')
before = copy.deepcopy(values)
S.sketch(values, 400, 300)
assert values == before
def test_sketch_never_mutates_a_values_dict_that_fails_the_gate():
values = _values(length_ft='')
before = copy.deepcopy(values)
S.sketch(values, 400, 300)
assert values == before
# ===========================================================================
# elevation() / plan() / section() / weight_diagram() -- the four new entry
# points. `sketch()` above is untouched and re-tested above; these pin the
# additive contract: scale/aspect fidelity, containment, the missing-input
# degrade, out-of-range flag-but-draw, and non-mutation, for each function.
# ===========================================================================
def _rows(primitives, kind, role=None):
return [p for p in primitives
if p['kind'] == kind and (role is None or p.get('role') == role)]
# --------------------------------------------------------------- elevation
def test_elevation_missing_length_or_width_returns_no_primitives():
primitives, problems = S.elevation(_values(length_ft=''), 400, 300)
assert primitives == []
assert any('Length' in p for p in problems)
primitives, problems = S.elevation(_values(width_ft=''), 400, 300)
assert primitives == []
assert any('Width' in p for p in problems)
def test_elevation_front_panel_is_scale_true():
primitives, problems = S.elevation(
_values(length_ft='10', width_ft='30', supports_ft='2, 8'), 500, 400)
assert not any('Length' in p or 'Width' in p for p in problems)
rects = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel')
assert len(rects) == 1
rect = rects[0]
assert abs((rect['w'] / rect['h']) - (10.0 / 30.0)) < 1e-6
def test_elevation_side_view_matches_front_width_scale():
primitives, _problems = S.elevation(
_values(length_ft='24', width_ft='8', thickness_in='12'), 640, 480)
front = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel')[0]
side = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-side')
assert len(side) == 1
side = side[0]
# same px/ft scale on the shared width_ft axis -> equal drawn heights
assert abs(side['h'] - front['h']) < 1e-6
# thickness (1 ft) drawn to the same scale as the front's width axis
scale = front['h'] / 8.0
assert abs(side['w'] - 1.0 * scale) < 1e-6
def test_elevation_missing_thickness_degrades_side_view_without_blocking_front():
primitives, problems = S.elevation(_values(thickness_in=''), 400, 300)
assert _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel')
assert not _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-side')
assert not _rows(primitives, 'text', 'section-property')
assert not _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-crosssection')
assert any('Thickness' in p and 'waiting on it' in p for p in problems)
def test_elevation_openings_rows_are_drawn_to_scale_and_placed_correctly():
values = _values(length_ft='40', width_ft='10',
openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 10,
'pos_along_from': 'start', 'length': 4,
'pos_vert': 2, 'height': 3,
'label': 'DOOR'}])
primitives, problems = S.elevation(values, 640, 480)
assert not any('DOOR' in p and 'outside' in p for p in problems)
openings = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'opening')
assert len(openings) == 1
op = openings[0]
front = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel')[0]
expect_x = front['x'] + (10.0 / 40.0) * front['w']
expect_w = (4.0 / 40.0) * front['w']
assert abs(op['x'] - expect_x) < 1e-6
assert abs(op['w'] - expect_w) < 1e-6
assert op['flagged'] is False
labels = _rows(primitives, 'text', 'opening-label')
assert any('DOOR' in l['text'] for l in labels)
def test_elevation_opening_position_from_end_is_resolved_correctly():
# pos_along measured from the far end -> x0 = length - pos_along - length
values = _values(length_ft='24', width_ft='8',
openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 2,
'pos_along_from': 'end', 'length': 4,
'pos_vert': 1, 'height': 3,
'label': 'WIN'}])
primitives, problems = S.elevation(values, 640, 480)
assert not any('outside' in p for p in problems)
op = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'opening')[0]
front = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel')[0]
# x0 = 24 - 2 - 4 = 18
expect_x = front['x'] + (18.0 / 24.0) * front['w']
assert abs(op['x'] - expect_x) < 1e-6
def test_elevation_out_of_range_opening_is_flagged_and_still_drawn():
values = _values(length_ft='24', width_ft='8',
openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 20,
'pos_along_from': 'start', 'length': 10,
'pos_vert': 0, 'height': 4,
'label': ''}])
primitives, problems = S.elevation(values, 400, 300)
assert any('outside the panel' in p for p in problems)
openings = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'opening')
assert len(openings) == 1
assert openings[0]['flagged'] is True
def test_elevation_opening_entirely_outside_is_dropped_not_moved():
values = _values(length_ft='24', width_ft='8',
openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 100,
'pos_along_from': 'start', 'length': 2,
'pos_vert': 100, 'height': 2,
'label': ''}])
primitives, problems = S.elevation(values, 400, 300)
assert any('entirely outside' in p for p in problems)
assert not _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'opening')
def test_elevation_opening_missing_along_position_is_never_drawn():
values = _values(length_ft='24', width_ft='8',
openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'length': 4,
'pos_vert': 0, 'height': 4,
'label': 'X'}])
primitives, problems = S.elevation(values, 400, 300)
assert not _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'opening')
assert any('along-length' in p for p in problems)
def test_elevation_opening_missing_vertical_position_is_reported_not_guessed():
values = _values(length_ft='24', width_ft='8',
openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 2,
'pos_along_from': 'start', 'length': 4,
'label': 'X'}])
primitives, problems = S.elevation(values, 400, 300)
assert not _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'opening')
assert any('no vertical position' in p for p in problems)
def test_elevation_reveal_is_drawn_with_a_distinct_role():
values = _values(length_ft='24', width_ft='8',
openings_rows=[{'type': 'Reveal', 'pos_along': 2,
'pos_along_from': 'start', 'length': 4,
'pos_vert': 0, 'height': 8,
'label': ''}])
primitives, _problems = S.elevation(values, 400, 300)
assert _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'reveal')
assert not _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'opening')
def test_elevation_falls_back_to_openings_prose_note_when_no_rows():
values = _values(openings='one door near the south end')
primitives, problems = S.elevation(values, 400, 300)
notes = _rows(primitives, 'text', 'openings-note')
assert len(notes) == 1
assert 'not drawn' in notes[0]['text']
assert any('not drawn' in p for p in problems)
def test_elevation_stays_inside_box_various_sizes():
values = _values(
openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 2, 'pos_along_from': 'start',
'length': 3, 'pos_vert': 1, 'height': 3, 'label': 'X'}],
supports_ft='2, 999')
for w, h in ((640, 480), (60, 60), (20, 15)):
primitives, _problems = S.elevation(values, w, h)
_within_box(primitives, w, h)
def test_elevation_never_mutates_values():
values = _values(openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 2, 'pos_along_from': 'start',
'length': 3, 'pos_vert': 1, 'height': 3,
'label': 'X'}])
before = copy.deepcopy(values)
S.elevation(values, 400, 300)
assert values == before
def test_sketch_alias_untouched_by_elevation_addition():
# sketch() keeps its original contract -- no side view, no scale-true
# openings, prose-only openings note.
values = _values(openings='2 openings, door and window')
primitives, _problems = S.sketch(values, 400, 300)
assert not _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-side')
assert _rows(primitives, 'text', 'openings-note')
# -------------------------------------------------------------------- plan
def test_plan_missing_length_or_width_returns_no_primitives():
primitives, problems = S.plan(_values(length_ft='', width_ft=''),
400, 300)
assert primitives == []
assert any('Length' in p for p in problems)
assert any('Width' in p for p in problems)
def test_plan_outline_is_scale_true():
primitives, _problems = S.plan(
_values(length_ft='40', width_ft='8'), 300, 500)
rect = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-plan')[0]
assert abs((rect['w'] / rect['h']) - (40.0 / 8.0)) < 1e-6
def test_plan_centroid_at_geometric_center_with_no_openings():
primitives, _problems = S.plan(
_values(length_ft='20', width_ft='10'), 400, 300)
rect = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-plan')[0]
cg = _rows(primitives, 'marker', 'centroid')[0]
assert abs(cg['x'] - (rect['x'] + rect['w'] / 2.0)) < 1e-6
assert abs(cg['y'] - (rect['y'] + rect['h'] / 2.0)) < 1e-6
def test_plan_centroid_shifts_away_from_a_large_opening():
values = _values(length_ft='20', width_ft='10',
openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 0,
'pos_along_from': 'start', 'length': 8,
'pos_vert': 0, 'height': 10,
'label': ''}])
primitives, _problems = S.plan(values, 400, 300)
rect = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-plan')[0]
cg = _rows(primitives, 'marker', 'centroid')[0]
# material removed from the left end -> centroid moves right of center
assert cg['x'] > rect['x'] + rect['w'] / 2.0
def test_plan_weight_missing_is_reported_and_shows_not_entered():
primitives, problems = S.plan(_values(weight_lb=''), 400, 300)
texts = [p['text'] for p in _rows(primitives, 'text', 'annotation')]
assert any('not entered' in t for t in texts)
assert any('Weight' in p for p in problems)
def test_plan_weight_present_is_printed():
primitives, _problems = S.plan(_values(weight_lb='12000'), 400, 300)
texts = [p['text'] for p in _rows(primitives, 'text', 'annotation')]
assert any('12.0 k' in t for t in texts)
def test_plan_centroid_block_has_all_three_axes():
primitives, _problems = S.plan(_values(weight_lb='12000'), 400, 300)
texts = [p['text'] for p in _rows(primitives, 'text', 'annotation')]
assert any(t.startswith('X:') for t in texts)
assert any(t.startswith('Y:') for t in texts)
assert any(t.startswith('Z:') for t in texts)
def test_plan_legend_always_present_even_with_no_lifter_data():
primitives, _problems = S.plan(_values(), 400, 300)
swatches = _rows(primitives, 'swatch', 'legend-fill')
assert len(swatches) == len(S.STAGE_FILLS)
fills = set(s['fill'] for s in swatches)
assert fills == set(S.STAGE_FILLS)
glyphs = [p['text'] for p in _rows(primitives, 'text', 'legend-glyph')]
assert any('Face Lifter' in g for g in glyphs)
assert any('Dunnage' in g for g in glyphs)
def test_plan_lifter_text_produces_a_note_never_a_marker_with_a_guessed_position():
values = _values(face_lifters='2 face lifters', edge_lifters='1 edge')
primitives, problems = S.plan(values, 400, 300)
notes = _rows(primitives, 'text', 'lifters-note')
assert len(notes) == 1
assert 'not entered' in notes[0]['text'] or 'not drawn' in notes[0]['text']
# no marker kind was invented at a fake position
markers = [p for p in primitives if p['kind'] == 'marker'
and p['role'] != 'centroid']
assert markers == []
assert any('Lifter positions are not entered' in p for p in problems)
def test_plan_no_lifter_text_produces_no_note():
primitives, _problems = S.plan(
_values(face_lifters='', edge_lifters=''), 400, 300)
assert not _rows(primitives, 'text', 'lifters-note')
def test_plan_stages_list_is_printed_as_text_when_present():
values = _values(stages=['Stripping', 'Erection'])
primitives, _problems = S.plan(values, 400, 300)
notes = _rows(primitives, 'text', 'note')
assert any('Stripping' in n['text'] and 'Erection' in n['text']
for n in notes)
def test_plan_stages_absent_degrades_quietly():
primitives, _problems = S.plan(_values(), 400, 300)
notes = _rows(primitives, 'text', 'note')
assert not any('Stages:' in n['text'] for n in notes)
def test_plan_stays_inside_box():
values = _values(
openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 2, 'pos_along_from': 'start',
'length': 3, 'pos_vert': 1, 'height': 3, 'label': 'X'}],
face_lifters='2', stages=['Stripping'])
for w, h in ((640, 480), (60, 60), (20, 15)):
primitives, _problems = S.plan(values, w, h)
_within_box(primitives, w, h)
def test_plan_never_mutates_values():
values = _values(openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 2, 'pos_along_from': 'start',
'length': 3, 'pos_vert': 1, 'height': 3,
'label': 'X'}],
face_lifters='2', stages=['Stripping'])
before = copy.deepcopy(values)
S.plan(values, 400, 300)
assert values == before
# ----------------------------------------------------------------- section
def _section_values(**over):
base = {
'length_ft': '24', 'width_ft': '8', 'thickness_in': '8',
'strand_rows': [{'count': 4, 'depth_in': 2, 'pull_pct': 100},
{'count': 2, 'depth_in': 6, 'pull_pct': None}],
'mark': 'PNL101', 'design_number': 'PNL1',
}
base.update(over)
return base
def test_section_missing_width_or_thickness_returns_no_primitives():
primitives, problems = S.section(
_section_values(width_ft='', thickness_in=''), 400, 300)
assert primitives == []
assert any('Width' in p for p in problems)
assert any('Thickness' in p for p in problems)
def test_section_outline_is_scale_true():
primitives, _problems = S.section(
_section_values(width_ft='8', thickness_in='12'), 500, 400)
rect = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-section')[0]
assert abs((rect['w'] / rect['h']) - (8.0 / 1.0)) < 1e-6
def test_section_strand_depth_is_true_to_scale_from_the_bottom():
primitives, problems = S.section(
_section_values(strand_rows=[{'count': 4, 'depth_in': 4}]),
500, 400)
assert not any('outside' in p for p in problems)
rect = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-section')[0]
dots = _rows(primitives, 'dot')
assert len(dots) == 4
# depth_in=4 of thickness_in=8 -> half way up from the bottom
expect_y = rect['y'] + rect['h'] - 0.5 * rect['h']
for d in dots:
assert abs(d['y'] - expect_y) < 1e-6
def test_section_strands_are_centred_not_spread_across_the_width():
primitives, _problems = S.section(
_section_values(strand_rows=[{'count': 4, 'depth_in': 2}]),
500, 400)
rect = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-section')[0]
dots = _rows(primitives, 'dot')
xs = [d['x'] for d in dots]
center = rect['x'] + rect['w'] / 2.0
assert all(abs(x - center) < rect['w'] * 0.2 for x in xs)
def test_section_out_of_range_strand_is_flagged_and_clamped():
primitives, problems = S.section(
_section_values(strand_rows=[{'count': 2, 'depth_in': 99}]),
400, 300)
assert any('outside the panel thickness' in p for p in problems)
dots = _rows(primitives, 'dot')
assert all(d['flagged'] is True for d in dots)
rect = _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-section')[0]
for d in dots:
assert abs(d['y'] - rect['y']) < 1e-6 # clamped to top (max depth)
def test_section_no_strand_rows_still_draws_outline():
primitives, problems = S.section(
_section_values(strand_rows=[]), 400, 300)
assert _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-section')
assert any('No strand data' in p for p in problems)
def test_section_missing_length_skips_full_length_view_only():
primitives, problems = S.section(
_section_values(length_ft=''), 400, 300)
assert _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-section')
assert not _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-elevation-thin')
assert any('full-length' in p for p in problems)
def test_section_full_length_view_reports_debond_not_entered():
primitives, problems = S.section(_section_values(), 640, 480)
assert _rows(primitives, 'rect', 'panel-elevation-thin')
assert any('Debond' in p for p in problems)
lines = _rows(primitives, 'line', 'strand-line')
assert len(lines) == 2
def test_section_horizontal_spacing_not_entered_is_reported():
_primitives, problems = S.section(_section_values(), 400, 300)
assert any('horizontal spacing was not entered' in p for p in problems)
def test_section_stays_inside_box():
for w, h in ((640, 480), (60, 60), (20, 15)):
primitives, _problems = S.section(_section_values(), w, h)
_within_box(primitives, w, h)
def test_section_never_mutates_values():
values = _section_values()
before = copy.deepcopy(values)
S.section(values, 400, 300)
assert values == before
# ------------------------------------------------------------ weight_diagram
def test_weight_diagram_missing_length_returns_no_primitives():
primitives, problems = S.weight_diagram(_values(length_ft=''), 400, 300)
assert primitives == []
assert any('Length' in p for p in problems)
def test_weight_diagram_beam_spans_the_scaled_length():
primitives, _problems = S.weight_diagram(_values(length_ft='24'), 640, 480)
beams = _rows(primitives, 'line', 'beam')
assert len(beams) == 1
def test_weight_diagram_supports_at_true_proportional_position():
primitives, problems = S.weight_diagram(
_values(length_ft='40', supports_ft='10, 30'), 500, 300)
assert not any('outside' in p for p in problems)
beam = _rows(primitives, 'line', 'beam')[0]
markers = _rows(primitives, 'support')
assert len(markers) == 2
xs = sorted(m['x'] for m in markers)
expect_1 = beam['x1'] + (10.0 / 40.0) * (beam['x2'] - beam['x1'])
expect_2 = beam['x1'] + (30.0 / 40.0) * (beam['x2'] - beam['x1'])
assert abs(xs[0] - expect_1) < 1e-6
assert abs(xs[1] - expect_2) < 1e-6
def test_weight_diagram_out_of_range_support_is_flagged_and_still_drawn():
primitives, problems = S.weight_diagram(
_values(length_ft='24', supports_ft='2, 40'), 400, 300)
assert any('outside the panel length' in p for p in problems)
markers = _rows(primitives, 'support')
flagged = [m for m in markers if m['flagged']]
assert len(flagged) == 1
def test_weight_diagram_cg_defaults_to_mid_length_with_no_openings():
primitives, _problems = S.weight_diagram(
_values(length_ft='40', width_ft='10'), 500, 300)
beam = _rows(primitives, 'line', 'beam')[0]
cg = _rows(primitives, 'marker', 'cg')[0]
expect_x = beam['x1'] + 0.5 * (beam['x2'] - beam['x1'])
assert abs(cg['x'] - expect_x) < 1e-6
def test_weight_diagram_cg_shifts_with_a_large_opening():
values = _values(length_ft='40', width_ft='10',
openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 0,
'pos_along_from': 'start', 'length': 16,
'pos_vert': 0, 'height': 10,
'label': ''}])
primitives, _problems = S.weight_diagram(values, 500, 300)
beam = _rows(primitives, 'line', 'beam')[0]
cg = _rows(primitives, 'marker', 'cg')[0]
mid = beam['x1'] + 0.5 * (beam['x2'] - beam['x1'])
assert cg['x'] > mid
def test_weight_diagram_weight_missing_is_reported():
primitives, problems = S.weight_diagram(_values(weight_lb=''), 400, 300)
texts = [p['text'] for p in _rows(primitives, 'text', 'annotation')]
assert any('not entered' in t for t in texts)
assert any('Weight' in p for p in problems)
def test_weight_diagram_moment_arms_are_dimensioned_per_support():
primitives, _problems = S.weight_diagram(
_values(length_ft='40', supports_ft='10, 30'), 500, 300)
arms = _rows(primitives, 'line', 'moment-arm')
labels = _rows(primitives, 'text', 'moment-arm-label')
assert len(arms) == 2
assert len(labels) == 2
def test_weight_diagram_stays_inside_box():
values = _values(
openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 2, 'pos_along_from': 'start',
'length': 3, 'pos_vert': 1, 'height': 3, 'label': 'X'}],
supports_ft='2, 999')
for w, h in ((640, 480), (60, 60), (20, 15)):
primitives, _problems = S.weight_diagram(values, w, h)
_within_box(primitives, w, h)
def test_weight_diagram_never_mutates_values():
values = _values(openings_rows=[{'type': 'Opening', 'pos_along': 2, 'pos_along_from': 'start',
'length': 3, 'pos_vert': 1, 'height': 3,
'label': 'X'}])
before = copy.deepcopy(values)
S.weight_diagram(values, 400, 300)
assert values == before
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for the double itself -- because a kind double is a blindfold.
`pyrevit_yaml_fake` stands in for pyRevit's YAML reader, and every guard in
this repository that reads YAML is tested through it. Twice now the double
has been KINDER than the thing it doubles and the suite was green while the
button was broken:
* it TYPED its scalars while YamlDotNet returns every one as a string --
the master checklist reached the button with the word 'null' in 37 of 39
reason slots, on the owner's screen;
* it took the LAST of two duplicate keys while YamlDotNet raises
`Duplicate key` and returns nothing -- one nested duplicate discarded a
whole 255KB plant layer inside Revit on 2026-09-01, and nothing on the
host could reproduce it.
Both properties are the double's PRODUCT, so they are tested here rather than
assumed by the files that use it.
"""
import os
import sys
import pytest
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
pytest.importorskip('yaml')
from pyrevit_yaml_fake import ( # noqa: E402
DuplicateKeyError, raise_on_duplicate_keys, stringify_like_yamldotnet,
strings_only_yaml_reader)
def _write(tmp_path, text):
path = tmp_path / 'layer.yaml'
path.write_text(text, encoding='utf-8')
return str(path)
# ------------------------------------------------------------- duplicate keys
def test_a_duplicate_key_at_the_top_level_raises(tmp_path):
path = _write(tmp_path, u'a: 1\nb: 2\na: 3\n')
with pytest.raises(DuplicateKeyError) as caught:
strings_only_yaml_reader()(path)
assert 'Duplicate key' in str(caught.value)
def test_a_duplicate_key_NESTED_raises_too(tmp_path):
"""The shape the incident actually had. A top-level-only check would have
read that file happily and thrown the layer away in production."""
path = _write(tmp_path, u'checks:\n'
u' rules:\n'
u' cap_label_mismatch_is_view_specific: true\n'
u' other: 1\n'
u' cap_label_mismatch_is_view_specific: false\n')
with pytest.raises(DuplicateKeyError) as caught:
strings_only_yaml_reader()(path)
said = str(caught.value)
assert 'cap_label_mismatch_is_view_specific' in said
assert 'line 5' in said # the SECOND statement: the one to delete
def test_a_duplicate_inside_a_list_item_raises(tmp_path):
path = _write(tmp_path, u'items:\n - name: a\n size: 1\n name: b\n')
with pytest.raises(DuplicateKeyError):
strings_only_yaml_reader()(path)
def test_the_same_key_in_two_different_mappings_is_fine(tmp_path):
"""Not a duplicate. A checker that called this one would be unusable --
every knowledge file names `note:` under a dozen different parents."""
path = _write(tmp_path, u'a:\n note: x\nb:\n note: y\n')
assert strings_only_yaml_reader()(path) == {'a': {'note': 'x'},
'b': {'note': 'y'}}
def test_a_clean_file_still_reads_and_still_comes_back_as_strings(tmp_path):
path = _write(tmp_path, u'n: 1.5\nflag: true\nempty: null\n')
assert strings_only_yaml_reader()(path) == {'n': '1.5', 'flag': 'true',
'empty': 'null'}
def test_a_document_pyyaml_cannot_parse_is_not_judged_for_duplicates():
"""Stated out loud rather than left to be discovered: this detector has
exactly one question, and it answers `no duplicate found` for a document
it could not read at all. `tools/knowledgelint.py` is the check that does
refuse those, and it is the one the landing agents run."""
raise_on_duplicate_keys(u'a:\n - [1, 2\n') # does not raise
def test_the_message_leads_with_the_words_pyrevit_uses():
"""The string in the message is what a person sees in Self Check and in
`config_problems()`, and what they will search for."""
with pytest.raises(DuplicateKeyError) as caught:
raise_on_duplicate_keys(u'a: 1\na: 2\n', path='C:/plant/k.yaml')
said = str(caught.value)
assert said.startswith('Duplicate key')
assert 'C:/plant/k.yaml' in said
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- the strings
def test_every_scalar_comes_back_as_text():
"""The other way this double was once kinder than production."""
assert stringify_like_yamldotnet(
{'a': 1.5, 'b': True, 'c': None, 'd': [1, {'e': False}]}) == \
{'a': '1.5', 'b': 'true', 'c': 'null', 'd': ['1', {'e': 'false'}]}
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The reinforcing-suggestion matcher: set cover over opaque feature records.
Every panel here is invented. Marks are `PNL...`, which is the project's
placeholder convention -- no real panel mark, job or client name appears in
this file, including in the case rebuilt from the worked example, where the
three real marks are replaced by PNL501 (target) and PNL502 / PNL503 (donors).
Two kinds of test live here. Most use bare rectangles and the module's own
reference `rect_distance`, because the point of the seam is that the selection
logic can be exercised with no feature schema at all. A handful inject a
hand-written `covers` that returns canned numbers, because the ranking rules
are about the NUMBERS and it is clearer to state them directly than to derive
them from geometry.
"""
# pylint: disable=import-error,invalid-name,broad-except
import pytest
from vibe import reinforcematch as rm
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- fixtures
def canned(table):
"""A `covers` built from {(donor_feature, target_feature): distance}.
Anything not in the table is not covered. Feature records are plain
strings; the matcher never looks at them, which is the whole point.
"""
def covers(donor_feature, target_feature):
return table.get((donor_feature, target_feature))
return covers
# Rebuilt from the worked example, with invented marks. Rectangles are
# (x0, x1, y0, y1) in absolute feet from the start of the piece -- absolute,
# never a fraction of length, which is the thing the measurement settled.
# The three pieces are three different lengths and the big openings still land
# at the identical feet-from-start rectangle.
PNL501 = [ # target, 27.625 ft long, six features
(24.250, 27.625, 6.250, 11.500), # 0 right-end blockout
(6.500, 10.583, 0.354, 4.479), # 1 big opening
(14.344, 18.427, 0.354, 4.479), # 2 big opening
(0.000, 0.875, 1.125, 3.000), # 3 left notch
(24.042, 25.875, 1.125, 3.000), # 4 small right notch
(0.000, 0.667, 11.292, 11.500), # 5 left top-corner recess
]
PNL502 = [ # donor, 24.917 ft: the two big openings
(6.500, 10.583, 0.354, 4.479),
(14.344, 18.427, 0.354, 4.479),
(0.000, 0.875, 1.125, 3.000),
(24.042, 24.917, 1.125, 3.000),
(0.000, 0.667, 11.292, 11.500),
(24.250, 24.917, 11.292, 11.500),
]
PNL503 = [ # donor, 27.208 ft: the blockout end
(24.250, 27.208, 6.917, 11.500),
(0.000, 0.875, 1.125, 3.000),
(24.042, 25.875, 1.125, 3.000),
(0.000, 0.667, 11.292, 11.500),
]
# ------------------------------------------------- the reference comparison
def test_rect_distance_is_zero_for_an_identical_rectangle():
r = (6.5, 10.583, 0.354, 4.479)
assert rm.rect_distance(r, r) == 0.0
def test_rect_distance_grows_with_the_corner_offsets():
target = (24.250, 27.625, 6.250, 11.500)
donor = (24.250, 27.208, 6.917, 11.500)
got = rm.rect_distance(donor, target)
assert got == pytest.approx(0.417 + 0.667, abs=0.001)
def test_rect_distance_refuses_a_feature_in_a_different_band():
"""A single-axis check calls these the same feature. They are not.
Both sit near the right end of the piece and share x-range, but one is a
full-height blockout and the other a shallow top-corner recess.
"""
blockout = (24.250, 27.625, 6.250, 11.500)
recess = (24.250, 24.917, 11.292, 11.500)
assert rm.rect_distance(recess, blockout) is None
def test_rect_distance_is_not_proportional():
"""Same absolute rectangle on two panels of different length is exact.
Nothing here divides by a length, so there is nothing for the panels'
different lengths to change.
"""
assert rm.rect_distance(PNL502[0], PNL501[1]) == 0.0
assert rm.rect_distance(PNL502[1], PNL501[2]) == 0.0
def test_rect_distance_returns_none_for_unreadable_input():
assert rm.rect_distance(None, (0, 1, 0, 1)) is None
assert rm.rect_distance(('a', 'b', 'c', 'd'), (0, 1, 0, 1)) is None
# --------------------------------------------------- could not judge vs none
def test_no_target_features_is_could_not_judge():
"""None, not an empty result. There is nothing to cover, so no judgement
was made -- and that must not read like 'searched, found nothing'."""
assert rm.suggest([], [('PNL502', PNL502)], rm.rect_distance) is None
assert rm.suggest(None, [('PNL502', PNL502)], rm.rect_distance) is None
def test_no_donors_reads_differently_from_no_coverage():
nothing_offered = rm.suggest(PNL501, [], rm.rect_distance)
assert nothing_offered.status == rm.NO_DONORS
assert nothing_offered.proposals == ()
assert nothing_offered.donor_count == 0
assert nothing_offered.donors_needed is None
assert 'nothing was judged' in nothing_offered.summary()
useless = [('PNL900', [(90.0, 91.0, 0.0, 1.0)])]
judged = rm.suggest(PNL501, useless, rm.rect_distance)
assert judged.status == rm.NO_COVERAGE
assert judged.proposals == ()
assert judged.donor_count == 1
assert judged.uncovered == (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
assert 'not one of them covers' in judged.summary()
assert nothing_offered.summary() != judged.summary()
def test_a_covers_that_blows_up_is_not_swallowed():
"""An exception in the comparison must not become 'covers nothing'."""
def boom(donor_feature, target_feature):
raise ZeroDivisionError('bad geometry')
with pytest.raises(ZeroDivisionError):
rm.suggest(PNL501, [('PNL502', PNL502)], boom)
def test_contract_violations_are_raised_not_absorbed():
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
rm.suggest(['t'], [('D', ['d'])], canned({('d', 't'): -1.0}))
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
rm.suggest(['t'], [('D', ['d'])], canned({('d', 't'): 'close'}))
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
rm.suggest(['t'], [('D', ['d'])], covers=None)
# ---------------------------------------------------------- single-donor cover
def test_one_donor_covering_everything_exactly():
target = ['a', 'b', 'c']
donors = [('PNL601', ['a', 'b', 'c'])]
table = dict(((f, f), 0.0) for f in target)
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.status == rm.COMPLETE
assert got.donors_needed == 1
assert got.best.donors == ('PNL601',)
assert got.best.is_exact
assert got.best.exact_count == 3
assert got.best.total_distance == 0.0
assert got.uncovered == ()
def test_a_single_exact_donor_outranks_a_single_loose_one():
target = ['a', 'b']
donors = [('PNL_LOOSE', ['x', 'y']), ('PNL_EXACT', ['a', 'b'])]
table = {('x', 'a'): 1.0, ('y', 'b'): 1.0,
('a', 'a'): 0.0, ('b', 'b'): 0.0}
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.donors_needed == 1
assert got.cover_count == 2
assert [p.donors[0] for p in got.proposals] == ['PNL_EXACT', 'PNL_LOOSE']
# ------------------------------------------------------------ two-donor cover
def test_two_donors_are_needed_when_neither_alone_will_do():
target = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd']
donors = [('PNL701', ['a', 'b']), ('PNL702', ['c', 'd'])]
table = {('a', 'a'): 0.0, ('b', 'b'): 0.0,
('c', 'c'): 0.0, ('d', 'd'): 0.0}
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.status == rm.COMPLETE
assert got.donors_needed == 2
assert got.best.donors == ('PNL701', 'PNL702')
def test_fewest_donors_wins_even_when_more_donors_would_be_more_exact():
"""Fewest donors is the objective; exactness only breaks ties.
PNL802+PNL803 would be exact on both features. PNL801 alone is loose on
both. One donor still wins -- that is the owner's stated objective and the
matcher does not get to relitigate it.
"""
target = ['a', 'b']
donors = [('PNL801', ['w']), ('PNL802', ['a']), ('PNL803', ['b'])]
table = {('w', 'a'): 3.0, ('w', 'b'): 3.0,
('a', 'a'): 0.0, ('b', 'b'): 0.0}
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.donors_needed == 1
assert got.best.donors == ('PNL801',)
def test_overlap_between_donors_is_not_penalised():
"""Both donors carry feature 'a'. That is expected, not a conflict."""
target = ['a', 'b', 'c']
donors = [('PNL811', ['a', 'b']), ('PNL812', ['a', 'c'])]
table = {('a', 'a'): 0.0, ('b', 'b'): 0.0, ('c', 'c'): 0.0}
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.status == rm.COMPLETE
assert got.donors_needed == 2
assert got.best.exact_count == 3
# ---------------------------------------------------------- partial coverage
def test_a_feature_nothing_covers_still_returns_the_cover_of_the_rest():
"""'Nothing found' and 'here is everything but feature 3' are different
answers, and only the second tells the engineer what to detail by hand."""
target = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'orphan']
donors = [('PNL901', ['a', 'b']), ('PNL902', ['c'])]
table = {('a', 'a'): 0.0, ('b', 'b'): 0.0, ('c', 'c'): 0.0}
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.status == rm.PARTIAL
assert got.uncovered == (3,)
assert got.best.donors == ('PNL901', 'PNL902')
assert got.best.covered_count == 3
assert got.best.uncovered == (3,)
assert got.best.assignment[3] is None
assert 'no donor covers at all' in got.summary()
def test_partial_and_complete_summaries_do_not_read_alike():
target = ['a', 'orphan']
complete = rm.suggest(['a'], [('PNL911', ['a'])],
canned({('a', 'a'): 0.0}))
partial = rm.suggest(target, [('PNL911', ['a'])],
canned({('a', 'a'): 0.0}))
assert complete.status == rm.COMPLETE
assert partial.status == rm.PARTIAL
assert complete.summary() != partial.summary()
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ ranking
def test_exactness_breaks_a_tie_between_equal_sized_covers():
target = ['a', 'b']
donors = [('PNL_NEAR', ['n1', 'n2']), ('PNL_SAME', ['a', 'b'])]
table = {('n1', 'a'): 0.25, ('n2', 'b'): 0.25,
('a', 'a'): 0.0, ('b', 'b'): 0.0}
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert [p.donors[0] for p in got.proposals] == ['PNL_SAME', 'PNL_NEAR']
def test_exactness_beats_evenness_and_a_sum_would_have_tied_them():
"""The documented consequence of ranking on the sorted distance vector.
Both covers total 2.0, so a sum calls them equal. The owner's ruling is
that the exact shapes go in front, so the cover with four exact features
wins even though its fifth is far off.
"""
target = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e']
donors = [
('PNL_EVEN', ['v0', 'v1', 'v2', 'v3', 'v4']),
('PNL_SHARP', ['w0', 'w1', 'w2', 'w3', 'w4']),
]
table = {}
for i, f in enumerate(target):
table[('v{0}'.format(i), f)] = 0.4
table[('w{0}'.format(i), f)] = 0.0 if i < 4 else 2.0
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.proposals[0].total_distance == pytest.approx(2.0)
assert got.proposals[1].total_distance == pytest.approx(2.0)
assert got.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL_SHARP',)
assert got.proposals[0].exact_count == 4
assert got.proposals[1].exact_count == 0
def test_the_best_donor_feature_within_a_donor_wins():
"""A donor carrying two features that both cover one target feature
contributes its closer one, not whichever happens to be looked at first."""
target = ['a']
donors = [('PNL_TWO', ['far', 'near'])]
got = rm.suggest(target, donors,
canned({('far', 'a'): 5.0, ('near', 'a'): 0.5}))
assert got.best.assignment[0][2] == 0.5
assert got.best.donor_for(0) == ('PNL_TWO', 1, 0.5)
def test_max_proposals_trims_but_the_count_still_reports_the_truth():
target = ['a']
donors = [('PNL{0}'.format(i), ['a']) for i in range(8)]
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned({('a', 'a'): 0.0}),
max_proposals=3)
assert len(got.proposals) == 3
assert got.cover_count == 8
# ------------------------------------------------------------- determinism
def test_dead_even_ties_break_by_input_order():
"""Three indistinguishable donors. Input order decides, so the caller
controls it -- e.g. by listing same-elevation donors first."""
target = ['a']
table = {('a', 'a'): 0.0}
first = rm.suggest(target, [('PNL_A', ['a']), ('PNL_B', ['a']),
('PNL_C', ['a'])], canned(table))
assert [p.donors[0] for p in first.proposals] == ['PNL_A', 'PNL_B',
'PNL_C']
reordered = rm.suggest(target, [('PNL_C', ['a']), ('PNL_A', ['a']),
('PNL_B', ['a'])], canned(table))
assert [p.donors[0] for p in reordered.proposals] == ['PNL_C', 'PNL_A',
'PNL_B']
def test_the_same_inputs_give_the_same_answer_every_run():
donors = [('PNL502', PNL502), ('PNL503', PNL503)]
shape = None
for _ in range(25):
got = rm.suggest(PNL501, donors, rm.rect_distance)
this = (got.status, got.donors_needed, got.cover_count,
tuple([(p.donors, p.distances, p.assignment)
for p in got.proposals]))
if shape is None:
shape = this
assert this == shape
def test_determinism_survives_a_donor_list_full_of_equivalents():
target = ['a', 'b', 'c']
table = {('a', 'a'): 0.0, ('b', 'b'): 0.0, ('c', 'c'): 0.5}
donors = [('PNL{0}'.format(i), ['a', 'b', 'c']) for i in range(12)]
runs = set()
for _ in range(10):
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
runs.add(tuple([p.donors for p in got.proposals]))
assert len(runs) == 1
# --------------------------------------- the worked example, invented names
def test_the_worked_example_splits_into_exactly_two_donors():
"""The shape of the owner's own example, rebuilt with synthetic marks.
PNL502 is the only donor with the two big central openings; PNL503 is the
only one with the right-end blockout. Neither alone will do, and the answer
is the pair -- which is the claim the whole feature rests on.
"""
donors = [('PNL502', PNL502), ('PNL503', PNL503)]
got = rm.suggest(PNL501, donors, rm.rect_distance)
assert got.status == rm.COMPLETE
assert got.uncovered == ()
assert got.donors_needed == 2
assert got.best.donors == ('PNL502', 'PNL503')
def test_the_worked_example_is_exact_everywhere_but_the_blockout():
"""Five of six features match exactly; the blockout is close, not equal.
That asymmetry is the measurement, and it is what the ranking is built to
express -- the exact features go in front, the approximate one carries a
number rather than a verdict.
"""
donors = [('PNL502', PNL502), ('PNL503', PNL503)]
best = rm.suggest(PNL501, donors, rm.rect_distance).best
assert best.exact_count == 5
assert best.covered_count == 6
assert not best.is_exact
# feature 0, the blockout, is the only inexact one, and it comes from the
# blockout donor.
assert best.donor_for(0)[0] == 'PNL503'
assert best.donor_for(0)[2] == pytest.approx(1.084, abs=0.001)
for i in (1, 2, 3, 4, 5):
assert best.donor_for(i)[2] == 0.0
def test_the_worked_example_big_openings_come_from_the_opening_donor():
donors = [('PNL502', PNL502), ('PNL503', PNL503)]
best = rm.suggest(PNL501, donors, rm.rect_distance).best
assert best.donor_for(1)[0] == 'PNL502'
assert best.donor_for(2)[0] == 'PNL502'
def test_a_donor_offering_only_the_common_end_hardware_does_not_get_chosen():
"""The end notches sit identically on every piece, so they discriminate
between nothing -- a donor carrying only them adds nothing to the cover."""
common_only = [PNL501[3], PNL501[4], PNL501[5]]
donors = [('PNL502', PNL502), ('PNL503', PNL503),
('PNL504', common_only)]
got = rm.suggest(PNL501, donors, rm.rect_distance)
assert got.donors_needed == 2
for proposal in got.proposals:
assert 'PNL504' not in proposal.donors
def test_a_third_donor_that_makes_a_smaller_cover_possible_takes_over():
"""One donor that carries the whole target beats the two-donor split."""
whole = list(PNL501)
donors = [('PNL502', PNL502), ('PNL503', PNL503), ('PNL505', whole)]
got = rm.suggest(PNL501, donors, rm.rect_distance)
assert got.donors_needed == 1
assert got.best.donors == ('PNL505',)
assert got.best.is_exact
# ------------------------------------------------------ greedy's known shape
def test_restarting_from_every_donor_beats_the_first_bite_trap():
"""The failure documented above `_greedy_covers`, run.
Nine features; PNL_DIAG is tied for the biggest single bite and is listed
first, so a single greedy pass takes it and then needs three more. The
restarts find the three-donor answer.
"""
target = [str(i) for i in range(9)]
diag = ['d2', 'd5', 'd8']
a, b, c = ['a0', 'a1', 'a2'], ['b3', 'b4', 'b5'], ['c6', 'c7', 'c8']
table = {('d2', '2'): 0.0, ('d5', '5'): 0.0, ('d8', '8'): 0.0}
for group, base in ((a, 0), (b, 3), (c, 6)):
for offset, name in enumerate(group):
table[(name, str(base + offset))] = 0.0
donors = [('PNL_DIAG', diag), ('PNL_A', a), ('PNL_B', b), ('PNL_C', c)]
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.status == rm.COMPLETE
assert got.donors_needed == 3
assert got.best.donors == ('PNL_A', 'PNL_B', 'PNL_C')
def test_a_donor_that_covers_nothing_is_simply_ignored():
target = ['a', 'b']
donors = [('PNL_EMPTY', []), ('PNL_NONE', ['z']), ('PNL_GOOD', ['a', 'b'])]
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned({('a', 'a'): 0.0,
('b', 'b'): 0.0}))
assert got.donor_count == 3
assert got.donors_needed == 1
assert got.best.donors == ('PNL_GOOD',)
def test_a_donor_with_no_features_does_not_crash_the_run():
got = rm.suggest(['a'], [('PNL_EMPTY', None)], canned({}))
assert got.status == rm.NO_COVERAGE
# --------------------------------------------------- the matcher stays blind
def test_the_matcher_never_touches_a_feature_record():
"""Feature records that raise on ANY attribute access still work.
This is the seam, asserted. If the matcher ever grows a peek at a field,
this test is what fails.
"""
class Opaque(object):
def __init__(self, tag):
object.__setattr__(self, '_tag', tag)
def __getattr__(self, name):
raise AssertionError(
'the matcher read field {0!r} off a feature record'.format(
name))
def covers(donor_feature, target_feature):
d = object.__getattribute__(donor_feature, '_tag')
t = object.__getattribute__(target_feature, '_tag')
return 0.0 if d == t else None
target = [Opaque('a'), Opaque('b')]
donors = [('PNL_X', [Opaque('a')]), ('PNL_Y', [Opaque('b')])]
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, covers)
assert got.status == rm.COMPLETE
assert got.best.donors == ('PNL_X', 'PNL_Y')
def test_donor_keys_may_be_anything_hashable():
target = ['a']
donors = [((123456, 'assembly'), ['a'])]
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned({('a', 'a'): 0.0}))
assert got.best.donors == ((123456, 'assembly'),)
# ------------------------------------------------------- MASTER as tie-break
#
# Owner's ruling, 2026-08-30: a donor typed MASTER in the model has been
# REVIEWED, and reviewed donors are preferred. Asked how that interacts with
# exactness -- a loosely-fitting MASTER against a perfectly exact non-MASTER
# -- he ruled 拟合更好的排在前面: fit wins. MASTER breaks ties and nothing more.
#
# So there are exactly two things to prove: that it DOES decide a dead-even
# tie, and that it NEVER moves anything the distance vector has separated.
def test_master_breaks_a_tie_the_distances_cannot():
"""Two covers, identical distance vectors. The reviewed one goes first.
Without the signal these two are dead level and only input order
separates them -- and PNL801 is listed first, so a matcher that ignored
MASTER would put PNL801 on top. That is what makes this test load-bearing
rather than decorative.
"""
covers = canned({('a', 't'): 0.5, ('b', 't'): 0.5})
donors = [('PNL801', ['a']), ('PNL802', ['b'])]
plain = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers)
assert plain.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL801',)
ranked = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, masters=['PNL802'])
assert ranked.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL802',)
assert ranked.proposals[0].master_count == 1
assert ranked.proposals[1].master_count == 0
def test_master_never_beats_a_better_fit():
"""The ruling, as an executable statement.
PNL811 is a MASTER and fits loosely (0.5 off). PNL812 is not reviewed at
all and is exact. Fit wins, every time, and the reviewed donor comes
second -- it is not promoted past a cover the geometry has already put
in front of it.
"""
covers = canned({('a', 't'): 0.5, ('b', 't'): 0.0})
donors = [('PNL811', ['a']), ('PNL812', ['b'])]
ranked = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, masters=['PNL811'])
assert ranked.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL812',)
assert ranked.proposals[0].master_count == 0
assert ranked.proposals[1].donors == ('PNL811',)
def test_master_never_beats_a_better_fit_even_a_hair_better():
"""The margin does not matter. 0.001 ft of fit still outranks a review."""
covers = canned({('a', 't'): 0.001, ('b', 't'): 0.0})
donors = [('PNL821', ['a']), ('PNL822', ['b'])]
ranked = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, masters=['PNL821'])
assert ranked.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL822',)
def test_master_never_beats_fewer_donors():
"""Donor count is the objective and MASTER sits below that too.
Only covers of the smallest size are built at all, so a two-donor set of
masters is never even offered against a one-donor non-master cover.
"""
covers = canned({('a', 't0'): 0.0, ('a', 't1'): 0.0,
('b', 't0'): 0.0, ('c', 't1'): 0.0})
donors = [('PNL831', ['a']), ('PNL832', ['b']), ('PNL833', ['c'])]
ranked = rm.suggest(['t0', 't1'], donors, covers,
masters=['PNL832', 'PNL833'])
assert ranked.donors_needed == 1
assert ranked.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL831',)
def test_more_masters_ranks_above_fewer_when_everything_else_is_level():
"""A cover carrying a reviewed donor outranks one carrying none.
Four donors, two features, every distance 0.5, so the distance vectors of
all three covers found are identical and only the tie-breaks separate
them. PNL844 is the only master IN A COVER, and its cover is not the one
input order would have chosen -- (PNL841, PNL842) is. So this fails if
the master count is dropped from the key or put below input order.
(Only three covers exist rather than all four pairings because the search
is greedy-with-restarts and seeds each walk from one donor; that is the
matcher's documented approximation and is not what is under test here.)
"""
covers = canned({('a', 't0'): 0.5, ('b', 't1'): 0.5,
('c', 't0'): 0.5, ('d', 't1'): 0.5})
donors = [('PNL841', ['a']), ('PNL842', ['b']),
('PNL843', ['c']), ('PNL844', ['d'])]
plain = rm.suggest(['t0', 't1'], donors, covers)
assert plain.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL841', 'PNL842')
ranked = rm.suggest(['t0', 't1'], donors, covers,
masters=['PNL843', 'PNL844'])
assert ranked.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL841', 'PNL844')
assert ranked.proposals[0].master_count == 1
assert ranked.proposals[-1].master_count == 0
def test_master_is_never_a_filter():
"""A pool with one MASTER still offers every other cover it found."""
covers = canned({('a', 't'): 0.5, ('b', 't'): 0.5, ('c', 't'): 0.5})
donors = [('PNL851', ['a']), ('PNL852', ['b']), ('PNL853', ['c'])]
ranked = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, masters=['PNL852'])
assert len(ranked.proposals) == 3
assert set(p.donors[0] for p in ranked.proposals) == {
'PNL851', 'PNL852', 'PNL853'}
def test_a_master_key_that_is_not_in_the_pool_is_ignored():
covers = canned({('a', 't'): 0.5, ('b', 't'): 0.5})
donors = [('PNL861', ['a']), ('PNL862', ['b'])]
ranked = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, masters=['PNL999'])
assert ranked.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL861',)
assert all(p.master_count == 0 for p in ranked.proposals)
def test_no_masters_ranks_exactly_as_before():
"""The signal off is the old matcher, byte for byte in its ordering."""
covers = canned({('a', 't'): 0.5, ('b', 't'): 0.5})
donors = [('PNL871', ['a']), ('PNL872', ['b'])]
a = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers)
b = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, masters=[])
c = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, masters=None)
assert ([p.donors for p in a.proposals] == [p.donors for p in b.proposals]
== [p.donors for p in c.proposals])
def test_a_proposal_reports_which_of_its_donors_are_reviewed():
covers = canned({('a', 't0'): 0.0, ('b', 't1'): 0.0})
donors = [('PNL881', ['a']), ('PNL882', ['b'])]
ranked = rm.suggest(['t0', 't1'], donors, covers, masters=['PNL882'])
best = ranked.proposals[0]
assert best.masters == ('PNL882',)
assert best.is_master('PNL882') and not best.is_master('PNL881')
# ---------------------------------------------------- SAME ELEVATION as tie-break
#
# Owner, 2026-09-02, on WP425: five donors tied on every criterion above --
# 1 donor, 5/5 covered, 4 exact, 0 reviewed, 0.04 in total distance, all five
# identical -- and the tie fell through to mark order, so WP133 printed
# first though WP234 shares WP425's own building elevation:
# "WP234明明在同一个elevation，为什么排名没有提前？" Approved as briefed
# ("同意，就这么做"): elevation is an AFFINITY, ranked LAST -- below MASTER,
# above input order -- never a filter. The proof obligations mirror the
# MASTER section exactly: it DOES decide a dead-even tie, and it NEVER moves
# anything the distance vector or MASTER have already separated.
def test_same_elevation_breaks_a_tie_the_distances_and_master_cannot():
"""Two covers, identical distance vectors and no MASTER either. The
donor sharing the target's elevation goes first.
Without the signal these two are dead level and only input order
separates them -- and PNL901 is listed first, so a matcher that ignored
elevation would put PNL901 on top. That is what makes this test
load-bearing rather than decorative.
"""
covers = canned({('a', 't'): 0.5, ('b', 't'): 0.5})
donors = [('PNL901', ['a']), ('PNL902', ['b'])]
plain = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers)
assert plain.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL901',)
ranked = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, same_elevation=['PNL902'])
assert ranked.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL902',)
assert ranked.proposals[0].elevation_count == 1
assert ranked.proposals[1].elevation_count == 0
def test_same_elevation_never_beats_a_better_fit():
"""The ruling, as an executable statement.
PNL911 shares the target's elevation but fits loosely (0.5 off). PNL912
is on a different elevation and is exact. Fit wins, every time, and the
same-elevation donor comes second -- it is not promoted past a cover the
geometry has already put in front of it.
"""
covers = canned({('a', 't'): 0.5, ('b', 't'): 0.0})
donors = [('PNL911', ['a']), ('PNL912', ['b'])]
ranked = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, same_elevation=['PNL911'])
assert ranked.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL912',)
assert ranked.proposals[0].elevation_count == 0
assert ranked.proposals[1].donors == ('PNL911',)
def test_same_elevation_never_beats_fewer_donors():
"""Donor count is the objective and elevation sits below that too."""
covers = canned({('a', 't0'): 0.0, ('a', 't1'): 0.0,
('b', 't0'): 0.0, ('c', 't1'): 0.0})
donors = [('PNL921', ['a']), ('PNL922', ['b']), ('PNL923', ['c'])]
ranked = rm.suggest(['t0', 't1'], donors, covers,
same_elevation=['PNL922', 'PNL923'])
assert ranked.donors_needed == 1
assert ranked.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL921',)
def test_same_elevation_sits_below_master():
"""MASTER decides first; elevation only breaks what MASTER leaves tied.
PNL931 is reviewed but on a different elevation; PNL932 shares the
target's elevation but is not reviewed. Both fit identically (0.5 off).
MASTER wins -- exactly the priority `_proposal_sort_key` states.
"""
covers = canned({('a', 't'): 0.5, ('b', 't'): 0.5})
donors = [('PNL931', ['a']), ('PNL932', ['b'])]
ranked = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, masters=['PNL931'],
same_elevation=['PNL932'])
assert ranked.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL931',)
assert ranked.proposals[0].master_count == 1
assert ranked.proposals[0].elevation_count == 0
def test_same_elevation_is_never_a_filter():
"""A pool with one same-elevation donor still offers every cover found."""
covers = canned({('a', 't'): 0.5, ('b', 't'): 0.5, ('c', 't'): 0.5})
donors = [('PNL941', ['a']), ('PNL942', ['b']), ('PNL943', ['c'])]
ranked = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, same_elevation=['PNL942'])
assert len(ranked.proposals) == 3
assert set(p.donors[0] for p in ranked.proposals) == {
'PNL941', 'PNL942', 'PNL943'}
def test_a_same_elevation_key_that_is_not_in_the_pool_is_ignored():
covers = canned({('a', 't'): 0.5, ('b', 't'): 0.5})
donors = [('PNL951', ['a']), ('PNL952', ['b'])]
ranked = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, same_elevation=['PNL999'])
assert ranked.proposals[0].donors == ('PNL951',)
assert all(p.elevation_count == 0 for p in ranked.proposals)
def test_no_same_elevation_ranks_exactly_as_before():
"""The signal off is the old matcher, byte for byte in its ordering."""
covers = canned({('a', 't'): 0.5, ('b', 't'): 0.5})
donors = [('PNL961', ['a']), ('PNL962', ['b'])]
a = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers)
b = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, same_elevation=[])
c = rm.suggest(['t'], donors, covers, same_elevation=None)
assert ([p.donors for p in a.proposals] == [p.donors for p in b.proposals]
== [p.donors for p in c.proposals])
def test_a_proposal_reports_which_of_its_donors_share_elevation():
covers = canned({('a', 't0'): 0.0, ('b', 't1'): 0.0})
donors = [('PNL971', ['a']), ('PNL972', ['b'])]
ranked = rm.suggest(['t0', 't1'], donors, covers,
same_elevation=['PNL972'])
best = ranked.proposals[0]
assert best.same_elevation == ('PNL972',)
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the donor cap
#
# Owner's ruling, 2026-08-30: "一个方案，只要找到足够覆盖全部特征的母版，就够了。
# 我期待是 1-4 个，最多不超过 4 个。" Four donors in one proposal, hard.
#
# The OVERFLOW rule -- what happens when four cannot cover everything -- was
# NOT ruled and is inferred: return the best four and name what they miss,
# never relax to a fifth. These tests are what pins that reading, so if the
# owner overrules it they are the place to start.
def _one_each(n):
"""n target features, n donors, each donor carrying exactly one of them.
The worst case for a cap: the only way to cover everything is to take
every donor, so any cap below n has to bite.
"""
target = [str(i) for i in range(n)]
donors = [('PNL{0}'.format(600 + i), [str(i)]) for i in range(n)]
table = dict(((str(i), str(i)), 0.0) for i in range(n))
return target, donors, table
def test_a_proposal_never_names_more_than_four_donors():
target, donors, table = _one_each(8)
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.donor_cap == 4
for proposal in got.proposals:
assert len(proposal.donors) <= 4
def test_the_cap_does_not_relax_to_a_fifth_donor():
"""The inferred boundary, stated as a test. Eight features, eight donors
with one feature each: five donors would cover more and the search may
not take them."""
target, donors, table = _one_each(8)
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.donors_needed == 4
assert len(got.best.donors) == 4
assert got.best.covered_count == 4
def test_the_cap_names_what_it_could_not_reach():
"""A partial answer that says what it missed is useful; one that quietly
covers half the panel is not."""
target, donors, table = _one_each(8)
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.status == rm.CAPPED
assert len(got.capped_out) == 4
assert set(got.capped_out) == set(got.best.uncovered)
assert 'not within' in got.summary() or 'not by any' in got.summary()
def test_capped_out_is_never_confused_with_nobody_has_it():
"""Two different findings with opposite remedies. A feature the cap left
out HAS a donor -- go and open it. A feature nobody has must be detailed
from scratch. They are reported in separate fields and never merged."""
target, donors, table = _one_each(8)
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.uncovered == () # somebody has every one of them
assert got.capped_out # the cap is why they are missing
assert got.status == rm.CAPPED
assert got.status != rm.PARTIAL
def test_the_cap_and_a_feature_nobody_has_are_reported_apart():
"""Both can be true at once. The status reports the harder fact, and the
two sets stay disjoint so the report can print two tables."""
target, donors, table = _one_each(8)
target = target + ['orphan']
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.status == rm.PARTIAL # nobody has 'orphan'
assert got.uncovered == (8,)
assert len(got.capped_out) == 4
assert not set(got.capped_out) & set(got.uncovered)
def test_four_donors_that_do_cover_everything_are_a_complete_answer():
"""The cap only bites when it has to. At exactly four, nothing changes."""
target, donors, table = _one_each(4)
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table))
assert got.status == rm.COMPLETE
assert got.donors_needed == 4
assert got.capped_out == ()
def test_the_cap_is_not_the_proposal_limit():
"""THE TWO AXES. `max_donors` bounds the size of one answer;
`max_proposals` bounds how many answers come back. Conflating them gives
either one giant proposal or four tiny ones."""
target, donors, table = _one_each(8)
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table), max_proposals=2)
assert len(got.proposals) == 2 # the proposal limit bit
assert got.cover_count > 2 # and there were more of them
for proposal in got.proposals:
assert len(proposal.donors) == 4 # the donor cap bit separately
def test_under_the_cap_covering_more_beats_using_fewer_donors():
"""Fewest donors is the objective only among answers that cover the same
ground. Once the cap can stop a walk short, a two-donor set covering two
features must not outrank a four-donor set covering six."""
target = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f']
donors = [
('PNL_SMALL_1', ['a']),
('PNL_SMALL_2', ['b']),
('PNL_BIG_1', ['c', 'd']),
('PNL_BIG_2', ['e', 'f']),
]
table = {('a', 'a'): 0.0, ('b', 'b'): 0.0, ('c', 'c'): 0.0,
('d', 'd'): 0.0, ('e', 'e'): 0.0, ('f', 'f'): 0.0}
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table), max_donors=2)
assert got.best.covered_count == 4
assert got.best.donors == ('PNL_BIG_1', 'PNL_BIG_2')
assert got.status == rm.CAPPED
def test_the_cap_can_be_lifted_and_the_old_answer_comes_back():
"""`max_donors=None` is the uncapped matcher, unchanged. Kept so the
ruling stays a parameter rather than a rewrite."""
target, donors, table = _one_each(8)
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, canned(table), max_donors=None)
assert got.status == rm.COMPLETE
assert got.donors_needed == 8
assert got.capped_out == ()
def test_a_better_fit_still_wins_under_the_cap():
"""THE LOAD-BEARING RULE, re-checked with the cap in place: a better fit
outranks everything below it, MASTER included. Both covers here are of
legal size, so the cap has nothing to say and must not interfere."""
target = ['t']
donors = [('PNL811', ['a']), ('PNL812', ['b'])]
covers = canned({('a', 't'): 0.5, ('b', 't'): 0.0})
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, covers, masters=['PNL811'])
assert got.best.donors == ('PNL812',) # the exact one, not the MASTER
assert got.best.exact_count == 1
def test_the_cap_does_not_reorder_covers_of_equal_reach():
"""Among covers that reach equally far the ranking is the old one, in
order: fewest donors, then the distance vector, then MASTER, then input
order. The cap adds a term above all of that and it is constant here."""
target = ['t0', 't1']
donors = [('PNL821', ['a', 'b']), ('PNL822', ['c', 'd'])]
covers = canned({('a', 't0'): 1.0, ('b', 't1'): 1.0,
('c', 't0'): 0.0, ('d', 't1'): 0.0})
got = rm.suggest(target, donors, covers)
assert [p.donors[0] for p in got.proposals] == ['PNL822', 'PNL821']
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The offline CLI: `tools/reinforce_offline.py`, run with no Revit at all.
WHAT THESE TESTS ARE REALLY FOR
--------------------------------
The claim this feature rests on is a claim about an IMPORT GRAPH: that the
whole chain from an index file to a printed suggestion touches nothing in
`Autodesk.*`. That claim cannot be argued, only run -- and running it here is
the proof, because host CPython has no Revit API at all, so a stray
module-scope `from Autodesk.Revit.DB import ...` anywhere on the path does not
degrade, it raises ImportError and this file goes red.
The rest is the wording an offline reader depends on: that a snapshot is
never presented as a model, that a missing index says what to do about it, and
that an index from another schema is refused whole rather than half-read.
Every mark here is an invented `PNL...` placeholder, as everywhere else in
this suite. No real mark, job or client name appears.
"""
# pylint: disable=import-error,invalid-name
import importlib.util
import json
import os
import sys
from pathlib import Path
import pytest
from vibe import foldreport as fold
from vibe import reinforcecore as core
CLI_PATH = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / 'tools' / 'reinforce_offline.py'
def _load_cli():
spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location('reinforce_offline',
str(CLI_PATH))
module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec)
spec.loader.exec_module(module)
return module
cli = _load_cli()
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ fixtures
def _piece(name, rects, reinforced=1, on_hold=0, master=False):
feats = [core.feature(name, i, r[0], r[1], r[2], r[3], True, 0.0,
30.0, 10.0, 8.0)
for i, r in enumerate(rects)]
return core.piece_record(name, 100 + len(name), 'sig', reinforced, on_hold,
design_number='PNL1.0',
length_ft=30.0, width_ft=10.0, thickness_in=8.0,
features=feats, master=master)
@pytest.fixture
def snapshot(tmp_path):
"""A jobs root with one model in it, holding a two-donor index."""
folder = tmp_path / 'jobs' / 'sample_job' / 'reinforce'
folder.mkdir(parents=True)
cache = core.new_cache('sample_job')
cache['built_at'] = '2026-08-30 09:00:00'
cache['scope'] = {'prefixes': ['PNL'], 'note': None, 'declared_by': None}
pieces = [
_piece('PNL800', [(4.0, 6.0, 2.0, 5.0), (20.0, 22.0, 2.0, 5.0)],
reinforced=0), # the target: not a donor
_piece('PNL801', [(4.0, 6.0, 2.0, 5.0), (20.0, 22.0, 2.0, 5.0)]),
_piece('BM802', [(4.0, 6.0, 2.0, 5.0)]), # another engineer's piece
]
cache['pieces'] = dict((p['name'], p) for p in pieces)
core.save(str(folder / 'index.json'), cache)
return tmp_path / 'jobs'
# ----------------------------------------------------- the import graph claim
def test_no_part_of_the_offline_path_touches_revit(snapshot, capsys):
"""The claim, run rather than argued. See the module docstring."""
before = set(sys.modules)
assert cli.main(['PNL800', '--jobs', str(snapshot),
'--model', 'sample_job']) == 0
capsys.readouterr()
loaded = set(sys.modules) - before
forbidden = [m for m in set(sys.modules)
if m.split('.')[0] in ('Autodesk', 'clr', 'pyrevit',
'System', 'Microsoft')]
assert forbidden == [], forbidden
# And the modules that DID load are the ones that were promised to be free
# of it, which is the other half of the claim.
assert 'vibe.reinforcebind' in loaded or 'vibe.reinforcebind' in sys.modules
def test_the_two_functions_that_need_a_document_are_named_and_not_called():
"""`outline_audit` and `suggest_for_piece` are the Revit-bound pair. They
are importable -- the module has no Revit at module scope -- and calling
either is what an offline caller must not do."""
from vibe import reinforcebind as bind
assert callable(bind.outline_audit)
assert callable(bind.suggest_for_piece)
assert callable(bind.suggest_from_index) # the one this path uses
assert callable(bind.load_audit_at) # the doc-free audit reader
# -------------------------------------------------------------- finding it
def test_an_explicit_path_wins_and_is_named_in_the_output(snapshot):
path, how = cli.resolve_index(
str(snapshot / 'sample_job' / 'reinforce' / 'index.json'))
assert path.endswith('index.json')
assert '--index' in how
def test_a_jobs_root_plus_a_model_resolves_the_standard_layout(snapshot):
path, how = cli.resolve_index(None, str(snapshot), 'sample_job')
assert os.path.isfile(path)
assert 'sample_job' in how
def test_one_model_under_the_root_needs_no_naming(snapshot):
path, _how = cli.resolve_index(None, str(snapshot), None)
assert os.path.isfile(path)
def test_several_models_refuse_to_be_guessed_between(snapshot):
(snapshot / 'another_job').mkdir()
with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as got:
cli.resolve_index(None, str(snapshot), None)
assert 'Which model' in str(got.value)
def test_no_index_and_no_jobs_root_says_all_three_ways_to_give_one(monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.delenv('WILLTOOLS_JOBS', raising=False)
with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as got:
cli.resolve_index(None, None, None)
message = str(got.value)
assert '--index' in message and '--jobs' in message and 'WILLTOOLS_JOBS' \
in message
def test_a_missing_index_says_it_is_written_from_inside_revit(tmp_path):
with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as got:
cli.load_index(str(tmp_path / 'nope.json'))
assert 'from inside Revit' in str(got.value)
def test_an_index_from_another_schema_is_refused_whole(tmp_path):
"""Never half-read: a donors-only file would answer 'not in the index'
for every ordinary target while looking entirely healthy."""
path = tmp_path / 'index.json'
path.write_text(json.dumps({'schema': core.SCHEMA - 1, 'pieces': {}}),
encoding='utf-8')
with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as got:
cli.load_index(str(path))
message = str(got.value)
assert 'discarded whole' in message
assert 'Reinforcing Suggestion' in message # and what to do about it
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ the run
def test_a_target_that_may_not_donate_is_answered_from_the_snapshot(snapshot):
"""The whole point: PNL800 is not reinforced, so before schema 5 it was
not in the file at all and only a live measurement could answer it."""
folder = str(snapshot / 'sample_job' / 'reinforce')
cache = cli.load_index(os.path.join(folder, 'index.json'))
suggestion, info, sections = cli.run(cache, 'PNL800', folder)
assert suggestion is not None
assert info['offline'] is True
assert info['donor_names'] == ['PNL801'] # BM802 is out of scope
text = fold.text(sections, show_all=True)
assert 'OFFLINE' in text
assert '2026-08-30 09:00:00' in text
assert 'checked against the model' in text
def test_the_stamped_scope_is_used_and_can_be_overridden(snapshot):
folder = str(snapshot / 'sample_job' / 'reinforce')
cache = cli.load_index(os.path.join(folder, 'index.json'))
_s, bounded, _sections = cli.run(cache, 'PNL800', folder)
assert bounded['rejected'].get('prefix') == 1
_s, unbounded, _sections = cli.run(cache, 'PNL800', folder,
no_scope=True)
assert 'prefix' not in unbounded['rejected']
def test_an_index_with_no_stamped_scope_says_so_rather_than_assuming(snapshot):
"""'Nobody recorded it' is not 'no scope was declared'."""
folder = str(snapshot / 'sample_job' / 'reinforce')
path = os.path.join(folder, 'index.json')
cache = cli.load_index(path)
cache['scope'] = None
_s, info, sections = cli.run(cache, 'PNL800', folder)
assert info['scope_stamped'] is False
# It goes in the HEADLINE, not a folded section: every count below rests
# on a pool bounded by nobody knows what.
assert any('no declared scope' in b[1] for b in sections[0].blocks
if b[0] == 'md')
def test_listing_keeps_donors_and_targets_apart(snapshot):
cache = cli.load_index(str(snapshot / 'sample_job' / 'reinforce' /
'index.json'))
donors, targets = cli.listing(cache)
assert donors == ['BM802', 'PNL801']
assert targets == ['PNL800']
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the printing
def test_entities_become_ascii_and_the_words_are_left_alone():
got = cli.plain('This is **bold** &mdash; and `code`.')
assert '--' in got
assert '&mdash;' not in got
assert 'This is bold -- and code.' in got
def test_a_quote_block_is_marked_so_a_caveat_cannot_look_like_prose():
assert cli.plain('> a warning').lstrip().startswith('!')
def test_a_table_never_truncates_a_mark_however_wide_the_row_gets():
"""A silently cut mark is a wrong answer that looks like a right one."""
got = cli.table(['donor', 'what'],
[['PNL803', 'x' * 120], ['PNL804', 'y']])
assert 'PNL803' in got and 'PNL804' in got
assert 'x' * 120 in got
def test_an_empty_table_says_nothing_rather_than_printing_a_header():
assert 'nothing' in cli.table(['a'], [])
# ------------------------------------------------------- what folds at a shell
def test_the_terminal_folds_the_routine_sections_to_one_line(snapshot, capsys):
"""The owner's rule, at a command line: the answer, then a short list of
what else there is. `--all` opens everything."""
args = ['PNL800', '--jobs', str(snapshot), '--model', 'sample_job']
cli.main(args)
folded = _flat(capsys.readouterr().out)
cli.main(args + ['--all'])
everything = _flat(capsys.readouterr().out)
assert len(everything) > len(folded)
assert '(folded)' in folded
assert 'How to read the numbers' in folded # named, though folded
assert 'finest tolerance' not in folded # but not printed in full
assert 'finest tolerance' in everything
def test_the_unfolded_report_can_always_be_written_out(snapshot, tmp_path,
capsys):
"""Folded is not gone. A fold that will not open must cost a file open,
never a lost sentence -- so the file holds every section in full."""
out = tmp_path / 'full.txt'
cli.main(['PNL800', '--jobs', str(snapshot), '--model', 'sample_job',
'--out', str(out)])
printed = _flat(capsys.readouterr().out)
written = _flat(out.read_text(encoding='utf-8'))
assert 'finest tolerance' in written
assert 'finest tolerance' not in printed
assert str(out) in written # the page names itself
def _flat(text):
"""Whitespace-normalised. The plain-text renderer wraps at 78 columns, so
a phrase these tests look for can be split across two lines."""
return ' '.join(text.split())
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The declared scope: what the tool is answerable for, and what it says
about everything else.
Every mark here is a placeholder. `PNL` stands for the pieces in scope and
`XX` / `YY` for somebody else's -- the real prefixes on a real job are job
information and belong in the job knowledge file, never in this repository.
What these tests are actually protecting, in one sentence each:
* an undeclared scope judges EVERYTHING (an empty list is not an empty
scope, and this is the assertion that stops it becoming one);
* a mark whose prefix cannot be read is never set aside;
* the report line exists in all three states and never reads as a pass;
* nothing the tool sets aside is summed away without being named;
* a NEAR MISS -- a set-aside prefix that is one letter off a declared one
-- is reported and never resolved. `PNLA` is used for that throughout:
it is `PNL` plus a letter, which is the shape that made this a hole.
"""
import pytest
from vibe import scope as S
# ------------------------------------------------------------ the predicate
def test_no_declaration_includes_everything():
"""The single most important behaviour here. 'Nobody said' must never
collapse into 'nothing is in scope'."""
empty = S.Scope()
assert empty.is_declared is False
for name in ('PNL001', 'XX001', 'YY9', '', None, '12345'):
assert empty.includes(name) is True
def test_declared_scope_keeps_its_own_and_sets_the_rest_aside():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
assert scope.includes('PNL001') is True
assert scope.includes('pnl001') is True # case is not a fact
assert scope.includes('XX001') is False
assert scope.includes('YY12') is False
def test_several_prefixes_may_be_declared():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL', 'XX'))
assert scope.includes('XX001') is True
assert scope.includes('YY001') is False
def test_a_mark_with_no_readable_prefix_is_never_set_aside():
"""'I could not tell' may only ever resolve towards judging it."""
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
assert scope.includes('12345') is True
assert scope.includes('') is True
assert scope.includes(None) is True
assert scope.is_unreadable('12345') is True
assert scope.kind('12345') == S.UNREADABLE
def test_blank_and_duplicate_prefixes_are_cleaned_not_honoured():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=['PNL', ' pnl ', '', None])
assert scope.prefixes == ('PNL',)
def test_an_all_blank_declaration_is_no_declaration():
assert S.Scope(prefixes=['', ' ']).is_declared is False
# ------------------------------------------------------------- mark shapes
@pytest.mark.parametrize('name,expected', [
('PNL001', True), ('PNL 1', True), ('XX12', True),
('GENERAL ARRANGEMENT', False), ('', False), (None, False),
('12345', False),
])
def test_looks_like_mark(name, expected):
"""A sheet name that is not a mark is not somebody else's piece, and
must not be counted as one."""
assert S.looks_like_mark(name) is expected
def test_as_mark_hands_back_nothing_for_a_non_mark():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
assert scope.includes(S.as_mark('GENERAL ARRANGEMENT')) is True
# ----------------------------------------------------------------- splits
def test_split_preserves_order_and_keeps_both_halves():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
inside, outside = scope.split_names(
['PNL001', 'XX001', 'PNL002', 'YY001'])
assert inside == ['PNL001', 'PNL002']
assert outside == ['XX001', 'YY001']
def test_split_reads_a_key():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
rows = [{'mark': 'PNL001'}, {'mark': 'XX001'}]
inside, outside = scope.split(rows, key=lambda r: r['mark'])
assert inside == [{'mark': 'PNL001'}]
assert outside == [{'mark': 'XX001'}]
def test_tally_names_every_kind_biggest_first():
"""Counted AND named. '435 pieces' sends nobody anywhere."""
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
assert scope.tally(['XX1', 'XX2', 'YY1', 'XX3', 'ZZ1', 'ZZ2']) == [
('XX', 3), ('ZZ', 2), ('YY', 1)]
# ------------------------------------------------------------ the reporting
def test_the_line_when_work_was_set_aside_names_the_kinds():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
line = scope.line(['XX1', 'XX2', 'YY1'], total=10)
assert 'NOT JUDGED, OUT OF SCOPE' in line
assert 'XX 2' in line and 'YY 1' in line
assert '3 of 10' in line
# Never a pass, and never a failure -- it says both out loud.
assert 'Not judged is not clean, and not a failure either.' in line
def test_the_line_is_printed_even_when_nothing_was_set_aside():
"""A run that filtered nothing looks exactly like a run that filtered
everything once the answer is on the screen."""
line = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)).line([])
assert 'none' in line
assert 'declared scope is piece marks beginning PNL' in line
def test_the_undeclared_line_says_everything_was_judged_and_why_that_matters():
line = S.Scope().line([])
assert 'No scope is declared' in line
assert 'every piece was judged' in line
assert 'never been validated' in line
def test_the_line_reports_unreadable_marks_separately():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
line = scope.line(['XX1'], total=3, unreadable_names=['12345'])
assert 'no readable mark prefix' in line
assert 'judged rather than set aside' in line
def test_the_annotation_is_for_work_the_user_picked_himself():
"""Nothing the user selects is ever dropped. It is judged, and the
report says the verdict rests on unvalidated knowledge."""
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
note = scope.annotation(['XX1'])
assert 'AT YOUR REQUEST' in note
assert 'not been validated' in note
assert scope.annotation([]) is None
assert S.Scope().annotation(['XX1']) is None # nothing declared, nothing odd
def test_label_reads_as_a_sentence_a_person_can_check():
assert S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)).label() == 'piece marks beginning PNL'
assert S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL', 'XX')).label() == \
'piece marks beginning PNL or XX'
assert S.Scope().label() == 'no scope declared'
def test_declaration_lines_carry_who_said_so():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',), declared_by='somebody',
note='because of a reason')
assert scope.declaration_lines() == ['scope declared by somebody',
'because of a reason']
assert S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)).declaration_lines() == []
# --------------------------------------------------------- the near miss
#
# The hole: `prefix_of` reads the whole leading letter run, so a declared
# `PNL` does not reach `PNLA001` and that piece is handed to another
# engineer on the strength of one letter. The decision recorded here is that
# the MATCH IS NOT WIDENED and the near miss is REPORTED -- widening would
# also swallow every other run starting `PNL`, and a false in-scope is judged
# silently while a false out-of-scope is at least printed.
def test_the_match_is_still_the_whole_letter_run_and_was_not_widened():
"""The regression lock on the decision. If somebody later widens the
match, they must come here, read why it was not, and change it on
purpose -- with the owner's answer in hand, not instead of it."""
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
assert scope.includes('PNLA001') is False
assert scope.includes('PNLZ001') is False
assert scope.prefixes == ('PNL',)
def test_a_nearly_matching_prefix_is_named_as_a_near_miss():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
assert scope.near_misses(['PNLA1', 'PNLA2', 'XX1']) == [('PNLA', 2, 'PNL')]
def test_a_near_miss_is_found_in_both_directions():
"""Either spelling may be the longer one. Declaring `PNLA` and finding
`PNL001` is the same mistake seen from the other end."""
assert S.Scope(prefixes=('PNLA',)).near_misses(['PNL1']) == \
[('PNL', 1, 'PNLA')]
def test_an_exact_match_is_not_a_near_miss_and_neither_is_an_unrelated_one():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
assert scope.nearly('PNL') is None # it is a match, not a near one
assert scope.nearly('XX') is None
assert scope.near_misses(['XX1', 'YY2']) == []
def test_an_unreadable_mark_is_never_a_near_miss():
"""It has no prefix to be nearly anything, and it was judged anyway."""
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
assert scope.nearly(S.UNREADABLE) is None
assert scope.near_misses(['12345']) == []
def test_nothing_is_a_near_miss_when_nothing_was_declared():
assert S.Scope().near_misses(['PNLA1']) == []
assert S.Scope().near_miss_line(['PNLA1']) is None
def test_the_near_miss_line_says_both_spellings_and_refuses_to_guess():
line = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)).near_miss_line(['PNLA1'], unit='piece')
assert 'PNLA' in line and 'PNL' in line
assert 'NEAR MISS' in line
assert 'will not guess' in line
# It names the fix without making it: the human widens the declaration.
assert 'scope.mark_prefixes' in line
def test_the_near_miss_rides_on_the_ordinary_report_line():
"""So that every existing consumer of `line()` reports it without
having been changed to know it exists."""
line = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)).line(['PNLA1', 'XX1'], total=9)
assert 'NOT JUDGED, OUT OF SCOPE' in line
assert 'NEAR MISS' in line
assert 'PNLA 1' in line # still tallied by kind as before
def test_an_ordinary_out_of_scope_line_carries_no_near_miss_noise():
line = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)).line(['XX1', 'YY2'], total=9)
assert 'NEAR MISS' not in line
def test_the_annotation_carries_the_near_miss_too():
"""Here it matters more: the reader is being told his own selection
rests on unvalidated knowledge, and that warning may be the wrong one."""
note = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)).annotation(['PNLA1'])
assert 'AT YOUR REQUEST' in note
assert 'NEAR MISS' in note
# ------------------------------------------------------- the short headline
def test_the_short_line_says_the_count_in_all_three_states():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
assert 'none declared' in S.Scope().short_line(['XX1'])
assert 'no piece' in scope.short_line([], total=9)
busy = scope.short_line(['XX1', 'XX2', 'YY1'], total=9, unit='assembly')
assert 'NOT JUDGED, OUT OF SCOPE' in busy
assert '3 of 9 assembly(s)' in busy
assert 'XX 2' in busy and 'YY 1' in busy
def test_the_short_line_caps_the_kinds_so_it_stays_short():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',))
text = scope.short_line(['AA1', 'BB1', 'CC1', 'DD1', 'EE1'])
assert '+2 more' in text
assert len(text) < 200
def test_the_short_line_flags_a_near_miss_without_explaining_it():
"""It is a pointer at the full sentence, not a replacement for it."""
text = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)).short_line(['PNLA1'])
assert text.endswith('-- NEAR MISS')
assert 'will not guess' not in text
# ------------------------------------------------------- reading the layer
def _get(know, dotted, default=None):
node = know
for part in dotted.split('.'):
if not isinstance(node, dict) or part not in node:
return default
node = node[part]
return default if node is None else node
def test_of_reads_the_job_key():
know = {'scope': {'mark_prefixes': ['PNL'], 'declared_by': 'somebody',
'note': 'a reason'}}
scope = S.of(know, _get)
assert scope.prefixes == ('PNL',)
assert scope.declared_by == 'somebody'
assert scope.note == 'a reason'
def test_of_accepts_a_single_scalar_because_yaml_readers_hand_back_strings():
assert S.of({'scope': {'mark_prefixes': 'PNL'}}, _get).prefixes == ('PNL',)
def test_of_on_an_absent_or_empty_key_declares_nothing():
for know in ({}, None, {'scope': {}}, {'scope': {'mark_prefixes': []}},
{'scope': {'mark_prefixes': None}}):
assert S.of(know, _get).is_declared is False
def test_the_shipped_default_declares_nothing():
"""The repository must never carry one job's division of labour."""
from vibe import knowledge
assert knowledge.DEFAULTS['scope']['mark_prefixes'] == []
assert S.of(knowledge.DEFAULTS, knowledge.get).is_declared is False
def test_a_folded_yaml_note_does_not_carry_its_newline_into_the_report():
scope = S.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',), note='one sentence.\n')
assert scope.declaration_lines() == ['one sentence.']
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for tools/scrub.py -- the placeholder exemption on the Revit
model/family filename patterns, and the term-boundary fix that stops a
denylist term from hiding behind a glued-on underscore or digit.
`scrub.py` is host CPython (git subprocess calls, `from __future__ import
annotations`), so it is loaded the same way `tools/knowledge_drift.py` is in
`test_knowledge_drift.py`: put `tools/` on `sys.path` and import it directly,
rather than the by-path `importlib` trick `test_reinforceoffline.py` uses --
either works, this one is fewer lines for a module with no package-relative
imports of its own.
What is worth testing here is not "does scrub.py find things" in general --
it is specifically the shape of two exemptions/fixes going wrong:
* the placeholder exemption: the placeholder itself must pass, a genuine-
looking model filename must still fail, and -- the narrow way an
exemption like this goes too far -- a name that merely CONTAINS the
placeholder (`sample_job_...`) must still fail too.
* the term boundary: a denylist term glued to "_SOMETHING" or a digit must
now be caught, while a term that is a substring of an unrelated longer
word must still be let alone.
Both are checked at the unit level (`_is_placeholder_filename`,
`load_placeholders`, the compiled term pattern) and at the `scan_worktree` /
`scan_history` / `main` level, so a future refactor that keeps the unit
right but wires it up wrong still gets caught.
No real client, job, or plant name appears anywhere below. Every
"real-looking" filename and every term used to probe the boundary fix is
invented for this test and identifies no one -- and every one of them is
assembled at runtime rather than spelled whole in this file's own source
(the same trick `test_ticketqc_evidence.py` uses for its model path), because
`tools/scrub.py` correctly treats this file like any other: a near-miss or a
realistic-looking name is SUPPOSED to keep failing the gate, including when
`scrub.py` scans this file's own source, so writing one in whole would make
this test file permanently unable to pass `--worktree` / `--staged` itself.
"""
import os
import subprocess
import sys
import pytest
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(
os.path.abspath(__file__))))
TOOLS = os.path.join(ROOT, 'tools')
if TOOLS not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, TOOLS)
scrub = pytest.importorskip('scrub')
_RVT = '.' + 'rvt'
_RFA = '.' + 'rfa'
# A stand-in for CLAUDE.md, shaped exactly like the real Section 3 excerpt:
# the placeholder table plus the "Product codes" paragraph right after it,
# so a test against this fixture proves the same thing a test against the
# real file would, without depending on CLAUDE.md's prose staying byte-for-
# byte the same while five other agents may be editing it.
FAKE_CLAUDE_MD = """
## 3. Hard rules
**No client or job information in the repo. Ever.**
Not in code, not in comments, not in docstrings, not in a commit message, not
in an example. When you need to refer to one, write the placeholder rather
than deleting the sentence:
| | |
| --- | --- |
| a client / owner | `sample_client` |
| a job / project / model | `sample_job` |
Product codes are **not** client information and stay as they are: design
numbers (`PNL1.0`), piece marks (`PNL101`), hardware part numbers
(`ANCHOR_FACE_4T`) are naming conventions, not identities.
"""
PLACEHOLDERS = ['sample_client', 'sample_job']
# Invented, plausible-but-fake "real" model filenames -- what a genuine job
# might be named, but naming no actual client, job, or plant.
REAL_LOOKING_NAMES = [
'northgate_manufacturing_bldg_a' + _RVT,
'ridgeline_precast_ph2' + _RFA,
]
# Failure mode 1 from the ticket: the placeholder as a PREFIX/SUBSTRING of a
# longer name, not the whole name. These must never be treated as the
# placeholder itself.
NEAR_MISS_NAMES = [
'sample_job_real_client_name' + _RVT,
'sample_job_northgate' + _RFA,
'the_sample_job' + _RVT,
'sample_job2' + _RVT,
]
def _write(path, text):
with open(path, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
fh.write(text)
return str(path)
def _git(repo, *args):
subprocess.run(['git'] + list(args), cwd=str(repo), check=True,
capture_output=True, text=True)
@pytest.fixture
def git_repo(tmp_path):
"""An empty, isolated git repo -- never the real one -- for history
tests. `scan_history` shells out to git with `cwd=scrub.ROOT`, so
pointing `scrub.ROOT` here (see tests below) is enough to sandbox it."""
repo = tmp_path / 'repo'
repo.mkdir()
_git(repo, 'init', '-q')
# Assembled, not written whole, so this fixture email does not itself
# read as an email-shaped structural hit in this file's own source.
_git(repo, 'config', 'user.email', 'scrub-test' + '@' + 'example.invalid')
_git(repo, 'config', 'user.name', 'Test')
return repo
def _pats():
return scrub.patterns([])
# --------------------------------------------------------- load_placeholders
def test_load_placeholders_reads_the_real_source_of_truth():
"""The actual source of truth, read end to end: both documented
placeholders come back, and nothing else does.
No path is passed -- this exercises load_placeholders' own real
CLAUDE.md -> CONTRIBUTING.md fallback (see its docstring), not one
hardcoded file. In the owner's own checkout that reads CLAUDE.md; in a
knowledge-less distribution (tools/make_dist.py), CLAUDE.md does not
ship and this reads CONTRIBUTING.md instead, which carries the
identical heading and table verbatim -- so this test passes unchanged
in both trees, exactly the property it is meant to prove."""
names = scrub.load_placeholders()
assert 'sample_client' in names
assert 'sample_job' in names
def test_load_placeholders_from_table(tmp_path):
path = _write(tmp_path / 'CLAUDE.md', FAKE_CLAUDE_MD)
assert scrub.load_placeholders(path) == ['sample_client', 'sample_job']
def test_load_placeholders_excludes_product_code_examples(tmp_path):
"""`PNL1.0` / `PNL101` / `ANCHOR_FACE_4T` sit in prose, not a table row,
two paragraphs after the table -- and CLAUDE.md says outright they
'stay as they are'. They must never come back as an exemption."""
path = _write(tmp_path / 'CLAUDE.md', FAKE_CLAUDE_MD)
names = scrub.load_placeholders(path)
assert 'pnl1.0' not in names
assert 'pnl101' not in names
assert 'anchor_face_4t' not in names
def test_load_placeholders_missing_heading_is_empty(tmp_path):
path = _write(tmp_path / 'CLAUDE.md', '# unrelated file, no such rule\n')
assert scrub.load_placeholders(path) == []
def test_load_placeholders_missing_file_is_empty(tmp_path):
assert scrub.load_placeholders(str(tmp_path / 'does-not-exist.md')) == []
# ----------------------------------------------------- _is_placeholder_filename
@pytest.mark.parametrize('name', [
'sample_job' + _RVT, 'sample_job' + _RFA,
'sample_client' + _RVT, 'sample_client' + _RFA,
'SAMPLE_JOB' + _RVT.upper(), 'Sample_Job' + _RVT.title(),
])
def test_placeholder_filename_is_exempt(name):
assert scrub._is_placeholder_filename(name, PLACEHOLDERS) is True
@pytest.mark.parametrize('name', NEAR_MISS_NAMES + REAL_LOOKING_NAMES)
def test_placeholder_filename_is_not_exempt(name):
# Failure mode 1 lives in NEAR_MISS_NAMES: the placeholder as a
# substring of a longer name, not the whole name -- the exact shape
# that must keep failing.
assert scrub._is_placeholder_filename(name, PLACEHOLDERS) is False
def test_no_placeholders_loaded_exempts_nothing():
"""If CLAUDE.md can't be read, the gate must fail SAFE -- stricter, not
looser -- so the placeholder itself is still flagged."""
assert scrub._is_placeholder_filename('sample_job' + _RVT, []) is False
assert scrub._is_placeholder_filename('sample_job' + _RVT, None) is False
# ------------------------------------------------------------- scan_worktree
def test_scan_worktree_placeholder_passes(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
_write(tmp_path / 'fixture.py',
"MODEL_PATH = '{0}'\n".format('sample_job' + _RVT))
hits = scrub.scan_worktree(_pats(), ['fixture.py'], PLACEHOLDERS)
assert hits == []
@pytest.mark.parametrize('name', REAL_LOOKING_NAMES)
def test_scan_worktree_real_looking_name_still_fails(tmp_path, monkeypatch, name):
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
_write(tmp_path / 'fixture.py', "MODEL_PATH = '{0}'\n".format(name))
hits = scrub.scan_worktree(_pats(), ['fixture.py'], PLACEHOLDERS)
assert len(hits) == 1
assert 'filename' in hits[0]
def test_scan_worktree_near_miss_still_fails(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""The too-broad failure mode from the ticket, run through the real
scanning path: a placeholder-prefixed name that is not the placeholder
must still be a hit."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
_write(tmp_path / 'fixture.py',
"MODEL_PATH = '{0}'\n".format(NEAR_MISS_NAMES[0]))
hits = scrub.scan_worktree(_pats(), ['fixture.py'], PLACEHOLDERS)
assert len(hits) == 1
def test_scan_worktree_untracked_placeholder_passes(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""The exemption applies the same way whether the caller is scanning a
tracked list or the untracked one -- `scan_worktree` does not know or
care which; both `--worktree` and `--staged`'s loose-file pass go
through it."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
_write(tmp_path / 'scratch.py',
"m = '{0}'\n".format('sample_job' + _RVT))
hits = scrub.scan_worktree(_pats(), ['scratch.py'], PLACEHOLDERS)
assert hits == []
# -------------------------------------------------------------- scan_history
def test_scan_history_placeholder_passes(git_repo, monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(git_repo))
_write(git_repo / 'fixture.py',
"MODEL_PATH = '{0}'\n".format('sample_job' + _RVT))
_git(git_repo, 'add', 'fixture.py')
_git(git_repo, 'commit', '-q', '-m', 'add fixture')
hits = scrub.scan_history(_pats(), PLACEHOLDERS)
assert hits == []
def test_scan_history_real_looking_name_still_fails(git_repo, monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(git_repo))
_write(git_repo / 'fixture.py',
"MODEL_PATH = '{0}'\n".format(REAL_LOOKING_NAMES[0]))
_git(git_repo, 'add', 'fixture.py')
_git(git_repo, 'commit', '-q', '-m', 'add fixture')
hits = scrub.scan_history(_pats(), PLACEHOLDERS)
assert len(hits) == 1
def test_scan_history_near_miss_still_fails(git_repo, monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(git_repo))
_write(git_repo / 'fixture.py',
"MODEL_PATH = '{0}'\n".format(NEAR_MISS_NAMES[0]))
_git(git_repo, 'add', 'fixture.py')
_git(git_repo, 'commit', '-q', '-m', 'add fixture')
hits = scrub.scan_history(_pats(), PLACEHOLDERS)
assert len(hits) == 1
def test_scan_history_no_placeholders_fails_safe(git_repo, monkeypatch):
"""The same fail-safe direction as `_is_placeholder_filename`: if
`placeholders` is empty, history scanning flags the placeholder name
too rather than silently exempting it on an unproven assumption."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(git_repo))
_write(git_repo / 'fixture.py',
"MODEL_PATH = '{0}'\n".format('sample_job' + _RVT))
_git(git_repo, 'add', 'fixture.py')
_git(git_repo, 'commit', '-q', '-m', 'add fixture')
hits = scrub.scan_history(_pats(), [])
assert len(hits) == 1
# ------------------------------------------------------- term boundary (\b hole)
# A fake stand-in for the real leak found in tracked files today: `\b` does
# not sit between a letter and an underscore (both are "word" characters to
# `re`), so `\bTerm\b` never matched a term glued to a role identifier or a
# piece mark, e.g. TERM_EMBED_P76. "Northgate" here is invented for this
# test and is not a real client, job, or plant name.
FAKE_TERM = 'Northgate'
def test_term_pattern_catches_underscore_glued_hit():
pat, why = scrub.patterns([(FAKE_TERM, False)])[-1]
assert pat.search('ref = ' + FAKE_TERM.upper() + '_EMBED_P76') is not None
def test_term_pattern_catches_digit_glued_hit():
pat, why = scrub.patterns([(FAKE_TERM, False)])[-1]
assert pat.search('model = ' + FAKE_TERM + '2026') is not None
def test_term_pattern_still_excludes_longer_word():
"""The other half of the same rule: a term that is a substring of an
ordinary longer word -- letters on both sides -- must not fire, or
every term becomes a landmine for unrelated vocabulary."""
pat, why = scrub.patterns([(FAKE_TERM, False)])[-1]
assert pat.search(FAKE_TERM + 'way Logistics Inc') is None
assert pat.search('pre' + FAKE_TERM + 'Setup') is None
def test_term_pattern_still_matches_plain_word_boundary():
"""The ordinary case `\\b` already handled -- whitespace either side --
must keep working; this is a widening of the boundary, not a swap to
something unrelated."""
pat, why = scrub.patterns([(FAKE_TERM, False)])[-1]
assert pat.search('the ' + FAKE_TERM + ' project') is not None
def test_scan_worktree_catches_underscore_glued_term(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""The hole, exercised through the real scanning path a commit would
actually go through, not just the compiled pattern in isolation."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
_write(tmp_path / 'fixture.py',
"REF = '{0}'\n".format(FAKE_TERM.upper() + '_EMBED_P76'))
pats = scrub.patterns([(FAKE_TERM, False)])
hits = scrub.scan_worktree(pats, ['fixture.py'], [])
assert len(hits) == 1
assert FAKE_TERM.lower() in hits[0].lower()
# --------------------------------------------------------------------- main
def test_main_worktree_end_to_end(git_repo, monkeypatch):
"""The whole CLI path, `--worktree`, wired together: placeholder in a
tracked file is clean; a real-looking name added afterwards (untracked,
since `--worktree` must catch those too) fails."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(git_repo))
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'CLAUDE_MD', str(git_repo / 'CLAUDE.md'))
_write(git_repo / 'CLAUDE.md', FAKE_CLAUDE_MD)
terms_path = _write(git_repo / 'empty-terms.txt', '')
_write(git_repo / 'fixture.py',
"MODEL_PATH = '{0}'\n".format('sample_job' + _RVT))
_git(git_repo, 'add', '-A')
monkeypatch.setattr(sys, 'argv',
['scrub.py', '--worktree', '--terms', terms_path])
assert scrub.main() == 0
_write(git_repo / 'other.py',
"MODEL_PATH = '{0}'\n".format(REAL_LOOKING_NAMES[0]))
assert scrub.main() == 1
# ------------------------------------------------------ --private / the gitignored tree
# `QNA/`, `knowledge/plant/` and `knowledge/job/` are gitignored, so every
# mode above is blind to them by construction. `--private` is the mode that
# looks, and what is worth testing about it is not "does it find names" --
# in that tree it finds thousands, and that is correct -- but the two things
# that keep it from being a wall of expected hits nobody reads:
#
# * the resident/travelling split. A name in a sentence is the file doing
# its job. The same name inside a fence, a quoted literal, a proposed
# `key: value`, a path, or glued into a longer identifier is a string
# shaped to be copied into the public repo, and that is what gets listed.
# * aggregation by the distinct string, so one identifier mentioned four
# hundred times is one row.
#
# And one thing that must NOT have changed: `--staged` still blocks on staged
# files only. A gate that starts refusing commits over a note in the private
# repo is a gate that gets passed with --no-verify, and then it guards
# nothing -- so there is a test below pinning that, right next to the new
# code that could plausibly have broken it.
_FAKE_PLANT = 'Ridgeline' # invented; identifies no real plant
def _plant_pats():
"""Just the fake plant term, built through `patterns()` so these tests
exercise the real boundary logic; the structural patterns are dropped so
a fixture cannot accidentally pass by matching one of those instead."""
return scrub.patterns([(_FAKE_PLANT, False)])[len(scrub.STRUCTURAL):]
def _travels(line, kind='doc', why="term 'x'", in_fence=False):
"""`_travels` for the first occurrence of the fake plant name on `line`."""
return scrub._travels(kind, line, line.lower().index(_FAKE_PLANT.lower()),
why, in_fence)
# ------------------------------------------------------------- private_files
def test_private_files_drops_dot_segments(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""A browser profile cache under QNA/ is 58,000 files on its own. Dot
names in a working tree are tool state, not documents, and reading them
would bury the report they are supposed to be part of."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
_write(tmp_path / 'note.md', 'x\n')
keep, dropped = scrub.private_files(
['note.md', '.cache/a.md', 'QNA/.agent-home/profiles/b.md'])
assert keep == ['note.md']
assert dropped['tool state'] == 2
def test_private_files_drops_build_output(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
_write(tmp_path / 'note.md', 'x\n')
keep, dropped = scrub.private_files(
['note.md', 'lib/__pycache__/a.py', 'dist/b.py'])
assert keep == ['note.md']
assert dropped['build output'] == 2
def test_private_files_drops_unreadable_and_counts_them(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""A ticket PDF carries the job name in its title block and nothing here
can read it. It has to be COUNTED, not passed over: "not scanned" and
"scanned, clean" are different answers and a scrub report may not
collapse them."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
_write(tmp_path / 'note.md', 'x\n')
keep, dropped = scrub.private_files(
['note.md', 'tickets/a.pdf', 'img/b.png'])
assert keep == ['note.md']
assert dropped['unreadable'] == 2
def test_private_files_drops_over_size_cap(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'PRIVATE_MAX_BYTES', 10)
_write(tmp_path / 'small.md', 'x\n')
_write(tmp_path / 'big.md', 'x' * 50)
keep, dropped = scrub.private_files(['small.md', 'big.md'])
assert keep == ['small.md']
assert dropped['over size cap'] == 1
def test_private_files_accounts_for_every_input(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""Kept plus dropped equals what went in. Nothing may fall out of the
walk unnoticed -- the count in the report is a coverage claim."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
_write(tmp_path / 'note.md', 'x\n')
listed = ['note.md', '.cache/a.md', 'dist/b.py', 'c.pdf', 'gone.md']
keep, dropped = scrub.private_files(listed)
assert len(keep) + sum(dropped.values()) == len(listed)
assert dropped['gone'] == 1
def test_ignored_files_returns_what_git_is_ignoring(git_repo, monkeypatch):
"""The git plumbing itself: `--others --ignored` is the mirror image of
the `--others --exclude-standard` walk the untracked scan uses."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(git_repo))
_write(git_repo / '.gitignore', 'private/\n')
(git_repo / 'private').mkdir()
_write(git_repo / 'private' / 'note.md', 'x\n')
_write(git_repo / 'open.md', 'x\n')
found = [f.replace('\\', '/') for f in scrub.ignored_files()]
assert 'private/note.md' in found
assert 'open.md' not in found
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ _travels
def test_prose_mention_in_a_document_is_resident():
"""The whole point. A producer's name in a sentence about that producer,
in the repository that documents them, is not a finding."""
assert _travels('The ' + _FAKE_PLANT + ' manual calls this a soffit.') is None
@pytest.mark.parametrize('line, in_fence, expected', [
(' key = "' + _FAKE_PLANT + '"', True, 'in a fenced code block'),
('set `' + _FAKE_PLANT + '_THK` on the piece', False, 'in inline code'),
('the sheet says "' + _FAKE_PLANT + '" in the corner', False,
'in a quoted literal'),
('plant_id: ' + _FAKE_PLANT.lower(), False, 'in a key: value line'),
('see knowledge/plant/' + _FAKE_PLANT.lower() + '/knowledge.yaml', False,
'in a path'),
])
def test_travelling_shapes_in_a_document(line, in_fence, expected):
assert _travels(line, in_fence=in_fence) == expected
def test_prose_colon_line_is_not_mistaken_for_a_yaml_shape():
"""`Note: the plant says X` is a sentence, not a proposed key. The key
pattern requires a lowercase, space-free key, which is what keeps an
ordinary English colon out of the travelling pile."""
assert _travels('Note: the ' + _FAKE_PLANT + ' manual disagrees') is None
assert _travels('the plant says: ' + _FAKE_PLANT + ' does it this way') is None
def test_data_file_value_is_resident_but_a_comment_travels():
"""Values in a plant or job file ARE the file. A comment is prose written
for a reader, and it is what gets carried across when the shape of the
file is proposed somewhere else."""
assert _travels(' plant: ' + _FAKE_PLANT.lower(), kind='data') is None
assert _travels(' thk: 4 # ' + _FAKE_PLANT + ' always uses 4',
kind='data') == 'in a comment'
def test_code_file_always_travels():
"""A private script is all instruction; there is no prose half of it for
a name to be resident in."""
assert _travels('# a note about ' + _FAKE_PLANT, kind='code') == 'in code'
def test_structural_always_travels_whatever_the_file_is():
"""A user path, an address or a model filename names one person, one
machine or one job. There is no 'doing its job' reading of it to weigh
against travelling, in any kind of file."""
for kind in ('doc', 'data', 'code'):
assert scrub._travels(kind, 'path = x', 0,
'absolute Windows user path', False) \
== 'structural'
# -------------------------------------------------------------- scan_private
def test_scan_private_aggregates_one_string_across_many_places(tmp_path,
monkeypatch):
"""One identifier mentioned in three files is ONE row with a count, not
three lines. This is what keeps the report short enough to be read."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
ident = _FAKE_PLANT.upper() + '_EMBED_P76'
for name in ('a.md', 'b.md', 'c.md'):
_write(tmp_path / name, 'use `' + ident + '` here\n')
travelling, _, _ = scrub.scan_private(
_plant_pats(), ['a.md', 'b.md', 'c.md'], [])
assert list(travelling) == [ident]
assert travelling[ident][0] == 3
def test_scan_private_marks_a_name_glued_into_an_identifier(tmp_path,
monkeypatch):
"""The `glued` flag, which sorts these to the top: a name buried inside a
longer token is the one a human reader skims past. A bare backticked
mention is still a word somebody can see is a name."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
ident = _FAKE_PLANT.upper() + '_EMBED_P76'
_write(tmp_path / 'glued.md', 'use `' + ident + '` here\n')
_write(tmp_path / 'bare.md', 'use `' + _FAKE_PLANT + '` here\n')
travelling, _, _ = scrub.scan_private(
_plant_pats(), ['glued.md', 'bare.md'], [])
assert travelling[ident][3] is True
assert travelling[_FAKE_PLANT][3] is False
def test_scan_private_reports_the_files_own_name_separately(tmp_path,
monkeypatch):
"""A folder named after the job puts the name in the path of every file
under it. Those are aggregated into their own pile and counted -- 380
identical lines would drown everything else -- but they are reported,
because a tracked file that quotes one of those paths publishes it."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
sub = tmp_path / (_FAKE_PLANT.lower() + '_job')
sub.mkdir()
for name in ('one.md', 'two.md'):
_write(sub / name, 'nothing interesting\n')
listed = [_FAKE_PLANT.lower() + '_job/one.md',
_FAKE_PLANT.lower() + '_job/two.md']
travelling, named_dirs, resident = scrub.scan_private(
_plant_pats(), listed, [])
assert travelling == {}
assert resident == {}
assert list(named_dirs.values())[0][0] == 2
def test_scan_private_counts_prose_without_listing_it(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""Resident matches come back as a number per file and never as a line.
A wall of expected hits is a report nobody reads twice."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(tmp_path))
_write(tmp_path / 'note.md',
('The ' + _FAKE_PLANT + ' manual says so.\n') * 5)
travelling, named_dirs, resident = scrub.scan_private(
_plant_pats(), ['note.md'], [])
assert travelling == {}
assert named_dirs == {}
assert resident == {'note.md': 5}
# --------------------------------------------------------------- main --private
def test_main_private_exits_zero_even_when_it_finds_things(git_repo,
monkeypatch, capsys):
"""--private is an inventory, not a gate. Every string it prints carries
a denylist term or a structural pattern, so a copy of one into a tracked
file is already a --worktree failure -- there is no leak here for an exit
code to catch that is not caught one directory out. A mode that returned
non-zero on the raw material would return non-zero every run, and a check
that always fails gets wrapped in `|| true`."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(git_repo))
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'CLAUDE_MD', str(git_repo / 'CLAUDE.md'))
_write(git_repo / 'CLAUDE.md', FAKE_CLAUDE_MD)
# Outside the repo on purpose: a terms file that holds the term, staged,
# would be a hit on itself and would prove nothing about anything else.
terms = _write(git_repo.parent / 'terms.txt', _FAKE_PLANT + '\n')
_write(git_repo / '.gitignore', 'private/\n')
(git_repo / 'private').mkdir()
_write(git_repo / 'private' / 'note.md',
'use `' + _FAKE_PLANT.upper() + '_EMBED_P76` here\n')
_git(git_repo, 'add', '-A')
_git(git_repo, 'commit', '-q', '-m', 'init')
monkeypatch.setattr(sys, 'argv',
['scrub.py', '--private', '--terms', terms])
assert scrub.main() == 0
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert 'TRAVELLING' in out
assert _FAKE_PLANT.upper() + '_EMBED_P76' in out
def test_private_mode_did_not_change_what_staged_blocks_on(git_repo,
monkeypatch):
"""The rule --private must not have disturbed: the hook blocks on STAGED
files and nothing else. A name in the private tree is loud in its own
mode and silent here, because a gate that refuses a commit over a note in
the other repository is a gate that gets passed with --no-verify."""
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'ROOT', str(git_repo))
monkeypatch.setattr(scrub, 'CLAUDE_MD', str(git_repo / 'CLAUDE.md'))
_write(git_repo / 'CLAUDE.md', FAKE_CLAUDE_MD)
# Outside the repo on purpose: a terms file that holds the term, staged,
# would be a hit on itself and would prove nothing about anything else.
terms = _write(git_repo.parent / 'terms.txt', _FAKE_PLANT + '\n')
_write(git_repo / '.gitignore', 'private/\n')
(git_repo / 'private').mkdir()
_write(git_repo / 'private' / 'note.md',
'use `' + _FAKE_PLANT.upper() + '_EMBED_P76` here\n')
_write(git_repo / 'clean.py', 'x = 1\n')
_git(git_repo, 'add', 'clean.py', '.gitignore', 'CLAUDE.md')
monkeypatch.setattr(sys, 'argv',
['scrub.py', '--staged', '--terms', terms])
assert scrub.main() == 0
_write(git_repo / 'dirty.py', "plant = '{0}'\n".format(_FAKE_PLANT))
_git(git_repo, 'add', 'dirty.py')
assert scrub.main() == 1
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for tools/setup_machine.py's `.setup-opts` opt-file.
Loaded the way `test_libindex.py` and `test_snapshot_cycle.py` load their
`tools/` modules: put `tools/` on `sys.path` and import it directly. Lives
here because this is where every other `tools/*.py` test already lives.
WHAT THIS FILE DOES NOT COVER
------------------------------
Nothing here shells out to real `pip`, PowerShell, or the real `panellift`
CLI -- those are exercised by hand (see the module's own docstring and
machine-setup.md) because they mutate machine-wide state (env vars, the
installed package set) that a test suite must not touch. What IS covered is
everything `.setup-opts` changes about the DECISIONS this script makes:
whether a line is read at all, whether an unrecognised or malformed line is
refused, whether the panellift step is skipped instead of run, and how the
final VERDICT line counts a skip. `_run` is monkeypatched wherever a real
subprocess would otherwise be launched, and `S.OPTS_FILE` is monkeypatched to
a path under `tmp_path` so nothing here reads or writes the real repo root's
`.setup-opts`.
"""
import os
import subprocess
import sys
import pytest
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(
os.path.abspath(__file__))))
TOOLS = os.path.join(ROOT, 'tools')
if TOOLS not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, TOOLS)
S = pytest.importorskip('setup_machine')
def _step():
"""A Step that records every line to a list instead of printing it."""
out = []
step = S.Step(out.append)
step.lines = out
return step
def _write_opts(path, text):
with open(str(path), 'w', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
fh.write(text)
def _git(repo, *args):
"""Run a real `git` command against a real temp repo. Used instead of a
mocked porcelain string for the completeness-guard tests below -- Gitea
issue #1's diagnosis turned on exactly which two-column codes a real
`git status --porcelain` prints for real filesystem states (an untracked
folder vs. a tracked file actually missing from disk), and a hand-typed
porcelain string is precisely the kind of guess that could quietly
encode the same wrong assumption the bug had."""
result = subprocess.run(['git', '-C', str(repo)] + list(args),
capture_output=True, text=True, encoding='utf-8')
assert result.returncode == 0, (
'git {0} failed: {1}'.format(' '.join(args), result.stderr))
return result
def _init_repo(repo):
repo.mkdir()
_git(repo, 'init', '-q', '.')
_git(repo, 'config', 'user.email', 'scrub-test' + '@' + 'example.invalid')
_git(repo, 'config', 'user.name', 'test')
return repo
# --------------------------------------------------------------- load_opts()
def test_absent_file_returns_no_opts_and_no_failures(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""No `.setup-opts` at all -- today's default on every machine that has
never declared one. Must behave exactly as if the feature did not
exist: an empty dict, nothing on `step.failures`."""
monkeypatch.setattr(S, 'OPTS_FILE', str(tmp_path / '.setup-opts'))
step = _step()
opts = S.load_opts(step)
assert opts == {}
assert step.failures == []
assert step.lines == []
def test_dev_mode_declared_is_read(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
opts_file = tmp_path / '.setup-opts'
_write_opts(opts_file, 'panellift: dev-mode\n')
monkeypatch.setattr(S, 'OPTS_FILE', str(opts_file))
step = _step()
opts = S.load_opts(step)
assert opts == {'panellift': 'dev-mode'}
assert step.failures == []
def test_comments_and_blank_lines_are_ignored(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
opts_file = tmp_path / '.setup-opts'
_write_opts(opts_file,
'# a comment\n\n \npanellift: dev-mode # trailing note\n')
monkeypatch.setattr(S, 'OPTS_FILE', str(opts_file))
step = _step()
opts = S.load_opts(step)
assert opts == {'panellift': 'dev-mode'}
assert step.failures == []
def test_stale_entry_is_flagged_not_silently_dropped(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""A step name this script does not know -- the blindfold-left-behind
case. Must be refused loudly (a FAIL step naming it 'stale'), not merged
into an empty-looking opts dict that quietly ignores it."""
opts_file = tmp_path / '.setup-opts'
_write_opts(opts_file, 'snapshot_cycle: dev-mode\n')
monkeypatch.setattr(S, 'OPTS_FILE', str(opts_file))
step = _step()
opts = S.load_opts(step)
assert opts == {}
assert len(step.failures) == 1
assert 'stale' in ' '.join(step.lines).lower()
assert 'snapshot_cycle' in ' '.join(step.lines)
def test_unknown_mode_for_a_known_step_is_flagged(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
opts_file = tmp_path / '.setup-opts'
_write_opts(opts_file, 'panellift: some-other-mode\n')
monkeypatch.setattr(S, 'OPTS_FILE', str(opts_file))
step = _step()
opts = S.load_opts(step)
assert opts == {}
assert step.failures
assert 'some-other-mode' in ' '.join(step.lines)
def test_empty_value_is_refused_like_a_bare_empty_key(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""`panellift:` with nothing after the colon is ambiguous -- it cannot be
told apart from a value that was meant to be written and was not -- so it
is refused, the same way a bare empty knowledge key is, rather than
treated as an opt-out."""
opts_file = tmp_path / '.setup-opts'
_write_opts(opts_file, 'panellift:\n')
monkeypatch.setattr(S, 'OPTS_FILE', str(opts_file))
step = _step()
opts = S.load_opts(step)
assert opts == {}
assert step.failures
assert 'no value' in ' '.join(step.lines).lower()
def test_unreadable_line_is_refused(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
opts_file = tmp_path / '.setup-opts'
_write_opts(opts_file, 'this is not a key value line\n')
monkeypatch.setattr(S, 'OPTS_FILE', str(opts_file))
step = _step()
opts = S.load_opts(step)
assert opts == {}
assert step.failures
# ----------------------------------------------------------- verify_panellift
def test_verify_panellift_skips_in_dev_mode_and_names_the_file(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(S, 'OPTS_FILE', str(tmp_path / '.setup-opts'))
step = _step()
ok = S.verify_panellift(step, str(tmp_path), {'panellift': 'dev-mode'})
assert ok is True
assert step.skipped == ['panellift CLI runs installed (no PYTHONPATH)']
assert step.failures == []
assert step.passed == []
joined = ' '.join(step.lines)
assert 'SKIP' in joined
assert '.setup-opts' in joined
assert 'dev mode' in joined.lower()
def test_verify_panellift_with_no_opts_runs_the_real_check_unchanged(monkeypatch, tmp_path):
"""opts={} (equivalently opts=None, i.e. no `.setup-opts` at all) must
take the ORIGINAL code path -- the installed-CLI subprocess is actually
invoked, and a failure there is reported as FAIL under the same step
name as before this feature existed, never as SKIP."""
calls = []
def fake_run(cmd, **kw):
calls.append(cmd)
class R(object):
returncode = 1
stdout = ''
stderr = "No module named panellift"
return R()
monkeypatch.setattr(S, '_run', fake_run)
step = _step()
ok = S.verify_panellift(step, str(tmp_path), {})
assert ok is False
assert step.skipped == []
assert step.failures == ['panellift CLI runs installed (no PYTHONPATH)']
assert len(calls) == 1 # the real CLI invocation was attempted
def test_verify_panellift_default_opts_argument_behaves_like_absent_file(monkeypatch, tmp_path):
"""Calling verify_panellift with no `opts` argument at all (the old
call shape, before this feature existed) must still work -- a caller
that never learned about `.setup-opts` is not broken by it."""
def fake_run(cmd, **kw):
class R(object):
returncode = 1
stdout = ''
stderr = "No module named panellift"
return R()
monkeypatch.setattr(S, '_run', fake_run)
step = _step()
ok = S.verify_panellift(step, str(tmp_path))
assert ok is False
assert step.skipped == []
assert step.failures == ['panellift CLI runs installed (no PYTHONPATH)']
# --------------------------------------------------------- install_dependencies
def test_install_dependencies_dev_mode_skips_pip_install_e_and_verifies_pythonpath(
monkeypatch, tmp_path):
"""With `panellift: dev-mode`, the full (non---check) run must not call
`pip install -e panellift`, and must instead run the PYTHONPATH route and
say which route it verified."""
calls = []
def fake_run(cmd, **kw):
calls.append((cmd, kw))
class R(object):
returncode = 0
stdout = ''
stderr = ''
return R()
# write_requirements() only writes if requirements.txt is missing; the
# real one exists in this checkout, so no filesystem write happens here.
monkeypatch.setattr(S, '_run', fake_run)
step = _step()
ok = S.install_dependencies(step, {'panellift': 'dev-mode'})
assert ok is True
assert step.failures == []
# Exactly two subprocess calls: `pip install -r requirements.txt`, then
# the PYTHONPATH=src probe. `pip install -e panellift` never happens.
assert len(calls) == 2
first_cmd, _ = calls[0]
assert 'requirements.txt' in ' '.join(first_cmd)
second_cmd, second_kw = calls[1]
assert '-e' not in second_cmd
assert 'panellift' in second_cmd
assert '--help' in second_cmd
env = second_kw.get('env') or {}
assert 'PYTHONPATH' in env
assert env['PYTHONPATH'].endswith(os.path.join('panellift', 'src'))
joined = ' '.join(step.lines)
assert 'PYTHONPATH=src' in joined or 'PYTHONPATH=' in joined
assert 'dev mode' in joined.lower()
def test_install_dependencies_no_opts_still_installs_panellift_editable(
monkeypatch, tmp_path):
"""opts={} must reach the original `pip install -e panellift` call --
unchanged behaviour when nothing has been declared."""
calls = []
def fake_run(cmd, **kw):
calls.append(cmd)
class R(object):
returncode = 0
stdout = ''
stderr = ''
return R()
monkeypatch.setattr(S, '_run', fake_run)
step = _step()
ok = S.install_dependencies(step, {})
assert ok is True
assert len(calls) == 2
assert '-e' in calls[1]
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ _verdict
def test_verdict_pass_with_no_skips_has_old_unadorned_shape():
step = _step()
step.passed = ['a', 'b', 'c']
code, lines = S._verdict(step)
assert code == 0
assert len(lines) == 1
assert lines[0].startswith('VERDICT: PASS -- 3 passed --')
assert 'skipped' not in lines[0]
def test_verdict_pass_with_skips_counts_them_in_the_summary():
step = _step()
step.passed = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e']
step.skipped = ['panellift CLI runs installed (no PYTHONPATH)']
code, lines = S._verdict(step)
assert code == 0
assert lines[0] == ('VERDICT: PASS -- 5 passed, 1 skipped (see SKIP '
'lines above for why each one) -- everything above '
'is a real, checked answer, not just an exit code.')
def test_verdict_fail_still_fails_even_with_a_skip_present():
"""A skip is never allowed to launder a real failure into a pass -- the
whole point of SKIP as a third state is that it is honest about doing
nothing, not that it forgives something else that broke."""
step = _step()
step.passed = ['a']
step.skipped = ['panellift CLI runs installed (no PYTHONPATH)']
step.failures = ['knowledgelint.py']
code, lines = S._verdict(step)
assert code == 1
assert lines[0].startswith('VERDICT: FAIL')
assert 'knowledgelint.py' in lines[0]
# the passed/skipped counts are still visible even though it failed
assert any('1 skipped' in line for line in lines)
def test_verdict_fail_with_no_skips_has_old_shape():
step = _step()
step.passed = ['a']
step.failures = ['knowledgelint.py']
code, lines = S._verdict(step)
assert code == 1
assert not any('skipped' in line for line in lines)
# ------------------------------------------- _parse_porcelain_status (Gitea #1)
#
# Gitea issue #1: `resolve_private_repo`'s completeness guard failed on ANY
# non-empty `git status --porcelain` output, but the truncation it exists to
# catch (the long-path `sessions/` failure, machine-setup.md sec.2) only ever
# shows up as a TRACKED file missing from the worktree -- porcelain worktree
# status `D`. An untracked addition (`??`) or a locally modified tracked file
# (`M`) cannot mean that, and used to false-FAIL anyway, with a
# `restore --source=HEAD` hint that is a no-op for untracked paths.
def test_parse_porcelain_classifies_untracked_as_untracked_not_missing():
missing, untracked, other = S._parse_porcelain_status('?? sample_job/\n')
assert missing == []
assert untracked == ['sample_job/']
assert other == []
def test_parse_porcelain_treats_worktree_D_as_missing_tracked():
"""The truncation signature itself: index still names the file (X is
one of ' ', M, A, R, C -- whatever staged state), but Y='D' means it is
not actually on disk."""
for code in (' D', 'MD', 'AD', 'RD', 'CD'):
missing, untracked, other = S._parse_porcelain_status(
'{0} plant/foo.yaml\n'.format(code))
assert missing == ['plant/foo.yaml'], 'code {0!r} should be missing-tracked'.format(code)
assert untracked == []
assert other == []
def test_parse_porcelain_staged_deletion_is_not_missing_tracked():
"""'D ' (X='D', Y=' ') is a DELIBERATE staged deletion (`git rm`, or
`git add` after deleting by hand) -- index and worktree already agree
the file is gone on purpose. This must not be confused with 'D' in the
worktree column, which means the opposite: an accident."""
missing, untracked, other = S._parse_porcelain_status('D plant/foo.yaml\n')
assert missing == []
assert other == ['plant/foo.yaml']
def test_parse_porcelain_ordinary_modifications_are_other_not_missing():
for code in ('M ', ' M', 'MM', 'A ', 'R ', 'C '):
missing, untracked, other = S._parse_porcelain_status(
'{0} plant/foo.yaml\n'.format(code))
assert missing == [], 'code {0!r} must not be treated as truncation'.format(code)
def test_parse_porcelain_rename_reports_destination_path():
missing, untracked, other = S._parse_porcelain_status(
'R old/name.yaml -> new/name.yaml\n')
assert other == ['new/name.yaml']
missing, untracked, other = S._parse_porcelain_status(
'RD old/name.yaml -> new/name.yaml\n')
assert missing == ['new/name.yaml']
def test_parse_porcelain_conflict_codes_are_not_guessed_at_as_missing():
"""Merge-conflict markers can't arise on the plain clone/status path
this guard runs on (no merge in progress); they are filed as 'other'
rather than treated as truncation evidence."""
for code in ('UU', 'AA', 'DD', 'AU', 'UD', 'UA', 'DU'):
missing, untracked, other = S._parse_porcelain_status(
'{0} plant/foo.yaml\n'.format(code))
assert missing == [], 'conflict code {0!r} must not fail the guard'.format(code)
def test_parse_porcelain_empty_output_is_all_empty():
missing, untracked, other = S._parse_porcelain_status('')
assert (missing, untracked, other) == ([], [], [])
# --------------------------------------------- resolve_private_repo (Gitea #1)
#
# These use real temp git repos (not mocked porcelain strings) so the
# completeness guard is exercised against what `git status --porcelain`
# actually prints for real filesystem states, per the issue's own
# instruction not to trust a hand-typed porcelain string here.
def test_untracked_job_folder_checkout_passes(tmp_path):
"""The issue's exact false-FAIL scenario: a complete checkout with one
untracked job folder (named `sample_job`, never a real client name --
see CLAUDE.md's scrub rule) must PASS, not FAIL."""
repo = _init_repo(tmp_path / 'private')
(repo / 'plant').mkdir()
(repo / 'plant' / 'knowledge.yaml').write_text('a: 1\n', encoding='utf-8')
_git(repo, 'add', '.')
_git(repo, 'commit', '-q', '-m', 'init')
(repo / 'sample_job').mkdir()
(repo / 'sample_job' / 'notes.txt').write_text('scratch work\n', encoding='utf-8')
step = _step()
result = S.resolve_private_repo(step, str(repo))
assert result == str(repo)
assert step.failures == []
joined = ' '.join(step.lines)
assert '1 untracked' in joined
assert "installer's business" in joined
def test_missing_tracked_file_checkout_fails_with_restore_hint(tmp_path):
"""The real truncation signature: a committed file that never made it
onto disk (simulating the long-path checkout failure). Must FAIL, and
the fix hint's `restore --source=HEAD` genuinely applies here."""
repo = _init_repo(tmp_path / 'private')
(repo / 'plant').mkdir()
(repo / 'plant' / 'knowledge.yaml').write_text('a: 1\n', encoding='utf-8')
_git(repo, 'add', '.')
_git(repo, 'commit', '-q', '-m', 'init')
os.remove(str(repo / 'plant' / 'knowledge.yaml'))
step = _step()
result = S.resolve_private_repo(step, str(repo))
assert result is None
assert step.failures == ['private repo checkout is complete']
joined = ' '.join(step.lines)
assert 'tracked path(s) missing from the working tree' in joined
assert 'restore --source=HEAD :/' in joined
def test_modified_only_checkout_passes_with_informational_note(tmp_path):
"""A locally modified tracked file is ordinary uncommitted work -- it
cannot indicate a truncated checkout (the file IS present, just
edited), and must PASS, with the modification only noted, not acted on."""
repo = _init_repo(tmp_path / 'private')
(repo / 'plant').mkdir()
(repo / 'plant' / 'knowledge.yaml').write_text('a: 1\n', encoding='utf-8')
_git(repo, 'add', '.')
_git(repo, 'commit', '-q', '-m', 'init')
(repo / 'plant' / 'knowledge.yaml').write_text('a: 2\n', encoding='utf-8')
step = _step()
result = S.resolve_private_repo(step, str(repo))
assert result == str(repo)
assert step.failures == []
joined = ' '.join(step.lines)
assert '1 modified' in joined
assert "installer's business" in joined
assert 'restore --source=HEAD' not in joined
def test_cascade_untracked_job_folder_passes_wiring_end_to_end(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""The issue's reported cascade: a false FAIL on the completeness guard
used to skip wiring entirely (plant layer stays empty, knowledgelint
reports 1 layer). With the guard fixed, resolving a checkout that has
only an untracked job folder must let `wire_links` actually run and
succeed -- proving the fix, not just the guard's own return value."""
private = _init_repo(tmp_path / 'KNOWLEDGE')
for name in ('plant', 'job', 'library', 'qna'):
d = private / name
d.mkdir()
(d / 'README.md').write_text('placeholder for ' + name, encoding='utf-8')
_git(private, 'add', '.')
_git(private, 'commit', '-q', '-m', 'init')
(private / 'sample_job').mkdir()
(private / 'sample_job' / 'notes.txt').write_text('scratch\n', encoding='utf-8')
step = _step()
resolved = S.resolve_private_repo(step, str(private))
assert resolved == str(private)
assert step.failures == []
fake_root = tmp_path / 'checkout'
(fake_root / 'knowledge').mkdir(parents=True)
monkeypatch.setattr(S, 'ROOT', str(fake_root))
wire_step = _step()
S.wire_links(wire_step, resolved)
assert wire_step.failures == []
plant_local = fake_root / 'knowledge' / 'plant'
assert plant_local.is_dir()
assert (plant_local / 'README.md').read_text(encoding='utf-8') == 'placeholder for plant'
job_local = fake_root / 'knowledge' / 'job'
assert (job_local / 'README.md').read_text(encoding='utf-8') == 'placeholder for job'
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for `tools/snapshot_cycle.py` -- everything that needs no Revit.
The pipeline's five steps split into two kinds of code. One kind launches and
kills processes and cannot be tested here at all. The other kind DECIDES:
which pid may be closed, what a `/status` answer means, which port is the
sandbox, what the settings resolve to, what the request file says. Those are
pure functions with their inputs injected, and they are the ones where a
mistake is invisible until it is expensive -- `may_kill` most of all, because
the cost of getting it wrong is the owner's Revit session.
Loaded by path like `test_snapshot_defer.py`: host CPython, in a repository
whose extension is IronPython 2.7.
"""
import json
import os
import sys
import pytest
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(
os.path.abspath(__file__))))
TOOLS = os.path.join(ROOT, 'tools')
if TOOLS not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, TOOLS)
from vibe import snapshotmeta as S # noqa: E402 (registers the vibe stub)
snapshot_cycle = pytest.importorskip('snapshot_cycle')
C = snapshot_cycle
LIVE = 'sample_job'
SNAP_ROOT = os.path.join('C:', os.sep, 'snapshots')
SNAP_FILE = os.path.join(SNAP_ROOT, LIVE + '_20260901-0930',
LIVE + S.MODEL_EXT)
@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def _no_ambient_job_env(monkeypatch):
"""No test here may depend on which job folders the machine running it
happens to have under a real WILLTOOLS_JOBS -- this checkout's own
`knowledge/job/` holds three on the machine this suite was written on,
which is exactly the "ambiguous" case `resolve_job_layer` is meant to
refuse on, and a test suite that refuses depending on who runs it is not
a test suite. Every test that wants WILLTOOLS_JOBS or
WILLTOOLS_JOB_KNOWLEDGE set states so itself, on top of this."""
monkeypatch.delenv(C.JL.JOBS_ENV, raising=False)
monkeypatch.delenv('WILLTOOLS_JOB_KNOWLEDGE', raising=False)
class Args(object):
"""The argparse namespace, with every default this module reads."""
def __init__(self, **over):
self.fresh_detach = False
self.use = None
self.run = None
self.request = None
self.source = None
self.base = None
self.sandbox_pid = 0
self.knowledge = None
self.job = None
self.detached_dir = None
self.revit = None
self.revit_exe = None
self.pyrevit = None
self.log = None
self.port = None
self.wait_minutes = None
self.keep_open = False
self.dry_run = False
for key, value in over.items():
setattr(self, key, value)
# --------------------------------------------------------- what may be killed
#
# The most important block in this file. Every allowance is a claim that this
# pid is not the model the owner is working in, and the refusals are what
# stand between a mis-set flag and a closed live session.
def test_a_pid_this_run_launched_may_be_closed():
assert C.may_kill(4242, launched=[4242]) is None
def test_a_pid_nobody_can_vouch_for_is_refused_and_says_why():
reason = C.may_kill(4242)
assert reason and 'REFUS' in reason
assert '4242' in reason
assert '--sandbox-pid' in reason
def test_no_pid_at_all_is_a_refusal_not_a_silent_pass():
for value in (0, None, '', 'nonsense'):
assert C.may_kill(value)
def test_an_explicit_pid_that_is_a_revit_may_be_closed():
assert C.may_kill(4242, explicit=4242, image='Revit.exe') is None
assert C.may_kill(4242, explicit=4242, image='REVIT.EXE') is None
def test_an_explicit_pid_that_is_not_a_revit_is_refused():
reason = C.may_kill(4242, explicit=4242, image='notepad.exe')
assert reason and 'notepad.exe' in reason
def test_an_explicit_pid_whose_image_cannot_be_read_is_refused():
"""Unknown is not a licence. Being wrong this way costs a message; being
wrong the other way ends somebody's Revit session."""
reason = C.may_kill(4242, explicit=4242, image=None)
assert reason and 'could not be read' in reason
def test_a_pid_named_explicitly_is_STILL_refused_if_a_bridge_calls_it_live():
"""The flag is a human remembering a number; the refusal is the document
itself, over its own bridge. The document wins."""
reason = C.may_kill(4242, explicit=4242, image='Revit.exe',
live_pids=[4242])
assert reason and 'live' in reason.lower()
def test_a_launched_pid_is_still_refused_if_a_bridge_calls_it_live():
"""Belt and braces: if the pid we think we started answers with a live
refusal, something is wrong enough that killing is not the response."""
assert C.may_kill(4242, launched=[4242], live_pids=[4242])
def test_a_pid_the_bridge_proved_is_a_sandbox_may_be_closed():
"""This is what lets the button start the pipeline without knowing a pid
-- and therefore what stops a stale sandbox becoming the third Revit."""
assert C.may_kill(4242, proven=[4242]) is None
# --------------------------------------------------- proving it is a sandbox
def _seen(**over):
row = {'port': 48884, 'verdict': 'up', 'why': 'ready', 'pid': 4242,
'doc_path': SNAP_FILE, 'doc_title': LIVE}
row.update(over)
return row
def test_a_session_whose_model_is_under_a_snapshot_root_is_proven():
assert C.sandbox_pids_from([_seen()], [SNAP_ROOT]) == [4242]
def test_a_session_with_no_local_file_can_never_be_proven():
"""Which is precisely the live cloud model: it reports no path at all."""
assert C.sandbox_pids_from([_seen(doc_path=None)], [SNAP_ROOT]) == []
def test_a_refused_session_is_never_proven_whatever_it_reports():
assert C.sandbox_pids_from(
[_seen(verdict='refused')], [SNAP_ROOT]) == []
def test_a_session_on_a_model_somewhere_else_is_not_proven():
other = os.path.join('C:', os.sep, 'elsewhere', LIVE + S.MODEL_EXT)
assert C.sandbox_pids_from([_seen(doc_path=other)], [SNAP_ROOT]) == []
def test_no_roots_configured_proves_nothing():
assert C.sandbox_pids_from([_seen()], []) == []
def test_the_refused_sessions_are_collected_as_live_pids():
rows = [_seen(port=48884, verdict='refused', pid=111),
_seen(port=48885, pid=222)]
assert C.live_pids_from(rows) == [111]
# ------------------------------------------------------ reading /status back
def test_a_matching_session_is_up():
body = {'ok': True, 'doc_title': LIVE}
assert C.status_verdict(body, LIVE)[0] == 'up'
def test_the_extension_on_the_title_does_not_change_the_answer():
body = {'ok': True, 'doc_title': LIVE + S.MODEL_EXT}
assert C.status_verdict(body, LIVE)[0] == 'up'
def test_a_refusal_is_its_own_verdict_and_not_a_retry():
"""The distinction the whole port race turns on. "The live Revit is
holding this port" and "the sandbox has not started yet" look identical
from outside and need opposite responses -- one is waited out, the other
never resolves."""
body = {'ok': False, 'refused': True, 'doc_title': LIVE,
'error': 'REFUSED: ...'}
verdict, why = C.status_verdict(body, LIVE)
assert verdict == 'refused'
assert 'REFUSED' in why
def test_a_session_with_the_wrong_model_is_not_the_sandbox():
body = {'ok': True, 'doc_title': 'something_else'}
verdict, why = C.status_verdict(body, LIVE)
assert verdict == 'other-model'
assert 'something_else' in why
def test_nothing_answering_is_silent_rather_than_an_exception():
assert C.status_verdict(None, LIVE)[0] == 'silent'
assert C.status_verdict({'ok': False, 'error': 'boom'}, LIVE)[0] == 'silent'
def test_no_wanted_title_accepts_any_healthy_session():
"""The pre-flight survey asks "who is out there", not "is it mine"."""
assert C.status_verdict({'ok': True, 'doc_title': 'anything'},
None)[0] == 'up'
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the port scan
def test_the_scan_walks_up_past_the_live_session_to_the_sandbox():
"""pyRevit hands 48884 to whichever Revit started first, so the sandbox
is routinely NOT on the configured port. Finding it is the whole job."""
answers = {
48884: {'ok': False, 'refused': True, 'doc_title': LIVE, 'pid': 111},
48885: {'ok': True, 'doc_title': LIVE, 'doc_path': SNAP_FILE,
'pid': 222},
}
port, seen = C.find_sandbox(48884, 4, LIVE, SNAP_FILE,
ask=lambda p: answers.get(p))
assert port == 48885
assert seen[0]['verdict'] == 'refused'
assert C.live_pids_from(seen) == [111]
def test_the_scan_reports_every_port_it_saw_when_it_finds_nothing():
port, seen = C.find_sandbox(48884, 3, LIVE, ask=lambda p: None)
assert port is None
assert [row['port'] for row in seen] == [48884, 48885, 48886]
assert all(row['verdict'] == 'silent' for row in seen)
def test_a_right_title_on_the_wrong_file_is_not_accepted():
"""The trap the identical titles create: the sandbox and the live model
are both called the same thing, so the file has to be checked too."""
other = os.path.join('C:', os.sep, 'elsewhere', LIVE + S.MODEL_EXT)
answers = {48884: {'ok': True, 'doc_title': LIVE, 'doc_path': other,
'pid': 1}}
port, seen = C.find_sandbox(48884, 1, LIVE, SNAP_FILE,
ask=lambda p: answers.get(p))
assert port is None
assert seen[0]['verdict'] == 'other-model'
def test_the_survey_visits_every_port_even_after_a_match():
"""`stop_at_first=False` exists because the pre-flight scan's real job is
to find the LIVE session's pid, and that session can be sitting above a
port that already answered."""
answers = {
48884: {'ok': True, 'doc_title': 'scratch', 'pid': 1},
48885: {'ok': False, 'refused': True, 'doc_title': LIVE, 'pid': 2},
}
port, seen = C.find_sandbox(48884, 2, None, ask=lambda p: answers.get(p),
stop_at_first=False)
assert port == 48884
assert C.live_pids_from(seen) == [2]
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ settings
def test_flags_beat_the_knowledge_layer_which_beats_the_defaults():
know, error = C.read_knowledge(None)
assert error is None
settings = C.resolve(Args(detached_dir=SNAP_ROOT, run=['echo one']), know)
assert settings['detached_dir'] == SNAP_ROOT
assert settings['batch'] == ['echo one']
assert settings['layout'] == S.FOLDER # straight from DEFAULTS
def test_the_default_batch_is_the_sweep():
"""The commission's default: open the sandbox, re-export, get a verdict."""
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
settings = C.resolve(Args(), know)
assert settings['batch'] == ['python tools/sweep.py']
def test_the_detached_dir_is_a_sandbox_root_even_when_it_came_from_a_flag():
"""Otherwise a `--detached-dir` run cannot recognise its own snapshots
and refuses to close the sandbox it opened last time."""
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
settings = C.resolve(Args(detached_dir=SNAP_ROOT), know)
assert any(C.G.is_under(SNAP_FILE, root)
for root in settings['sandbox_roots'])
def test_the_defaults_protect_no_model_at_all():
"""Empty is the only honest default: the tool does not know which of a
machine's models is somebody's live work."""
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
assert C.resolve(Args(), know)['refuse_titles'] == []
def test_a_knowledge_file_supplies_the_denylist_and_the_roots(tmp_path):
path = tmp_path / 'knowledge.yaml'
path.write_text(
'bridge:\n'
' refuse_titles: [{0}]\n'
' allow_roots: [D:/other]\n'
'snapshot:\n'
' detached_dir: {1}\n'.format(LIVE, SNAP_ROOT.replace('\\', '/')),
encoding='utf-8')
know, error = C.read_knowledge(str(path))
assert error is None
settings = C.resolve(Args(), know)
assert settings['refuse_titles'] == [LIVE]
assert 'D:/other' in settings['sandbox_roots']
def test_a_knowledge_file_that_is_not_there_is_an_error_not_a_shrug():
"""Same rule as `knowledge._config_missing`: a pointer to a file that is
gone must never fall back quietly, because the run would then use a
configuration nobody chose and look completely normal."""
know, error = C.read_knowledge(os.path.join(str(SNAP_ROOT), 'nope.yaml'))
assert error and 'no such knowledge file' in error
def test_a_knowledge_file_that_will_not_parse_is_reported(tmp_path):
path = tmp_path / 'knowledge.yaml'
path.write_text('just a sentence, not a mapping\n', encoding='utf-8')
_know, error = C.read_knowledge(str(path))
assert error
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the blockers
def test_it_names_every_missing_setting_at_once():
"""A pipeline that reports one missing setting per attempt is a pipeline
configured over four runs."""
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
args = Args(fresh_detach=True, run=[])
settings = C.resolve(args, know)
settings['detached_dir'] = None
settings['pyrevit_exe'] = None
settings['revit_exe'] = None
settings['batch'] = []
stops = C.blockers(settings, args)
text = ' | '.join(stops)
assert 'detached_dir' in text
assert 'pyRevit CLI' in text
assert 'Revit.exe' in text
assert '--run' in text
assert 'WHICH model' in text
def test_neither_fresh_nor_use_is_a_blocker():
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
args = Args()
stops = C.blockers(C.resolve(args, know), args)
assert any('--fresh-detach' in line for line in stops)
def test_use_that_names_no_file_is_a_blocker(tmp_path):
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
args = Args(use=str(tmp_path / ('gone' + S.MODEL_EXT)))
stops = C.blockers(C.resolve(args, know), args)
assert any('names no file' in line for line in stops)
def _job_dir(tmp_path, name, text):
folder = tmp_path / name
folder.mkdir()
(folder / 'knowledge.yaml').write_text(text, encoding='utf-8')
return folder
def test_a_blocker_says_the_layer_was_read_and_did_not_set_the_key(tmp_path):
"""The distinction the disease report is named for: "not found" and
"found but does not set this" are different sentences."""
job = _job_dir(tmp_path, 'onlyjob', u'scope:\n declared_by: Will\n')
job_result = C.JL.JobLocateResult(path=str(job / 'knowledge.yaml'),
how='single')
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(str(job / 'knowledge.yaml'))
args = Args(fresh_detach=True, run=[])
settings = C.resolve(args, know)
settings['detached_dir'] = None
stops = C.blockers(settings, args, job_result=job_result)
text = ' | '.join(stops)
assert str(job / 'knowledge.yaml') in text
assert 'does not set this' in text
def test_a_blocker_says_no_layer_was_read_when_none_was(tmp_path):
job_result = C.JL.JobLocateResult(
reason='WILLTOOLS_JOBS is not set, so there is no folder to look '
'for a job under.')
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
args = Args(fresh_detach=True, run=[])
settings = C.resolve(args, know)
settings['detached_dir'] = None
stops = C.blockers(settings, args, job_result=job_result)
text = ' | '.join(stops)
assert 'none was read' in text
assert 'WILLTOOLS_JOBS is not set' in text
def test_a_blocker_with_no_job_result_at_all_still_says_something_sane():
"""Every existing caller before this feature passes no `job_result` --
it must read as "no information", not raise."""
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
args = Args(fresh_detach=True, run=[])
settings = C.resolve(args, know)
settings['detached_dir'] = None
stops = C.blockers(settings, args)
assert any('detached_dir' in line for line in stops)
# --------------------------------------------------- resolving the job layer
#
# Off-Revit there is no doc.Title to pick a job folder by, so WILLTOOLS_JOBS
# is asked directly -- see `vibe.joblocate`. These exercise the plumbing in
# `resolve_job_layer` specifically (env reading, wiring --job through);
# `test_joblocate.py` is where the resolution RULE itself is tested.
def test_resolve_job_layer_prefers_an_explicit_knowledge_flag(tmp_path,
monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setenv(C.JL.JOBS_ENV, str(tmp_path))
_job_dir(tmp_path, 'alpha', u'x: 1\n')
_job_dir(tmp_path, 'beta', u'x: 1\n')
args = Args(knowledge='explicit.yaml')
result = C.resolve_job_layer(args)
assert result.path == 'explicit.yaml'
assert result.how == 'explicit'
def test_resolve_job_layer_finds_the_single_job_under_willtools_jobs(
tmp_path, monkeypatch):
job = _job_dir(tmp_path, 'sample_job', u'x: 1\n')
monkeypatch.setenv(C.JL.JOBS_ENV, str(tmp_path))
result = C.resolve_job_layer(Args())
assert result.path == str(job / 'knowledge.yaml')
assert result.blocking is False
def test_resolve_job_layer_refuses_when_willtools_jobs_is_ambiguous(
tmp_path, monkeypatch):
_job_dir(tmp_path, 'sample_job', u'x: 1\n')
_job_dir(tmp_path, 'Horizon', u'x: 1\n')
monkeypatch.setenv(C.JL.JOBS_ENV, str(tmp_path))
result = C.resolve_job_layer(Args())
assert result.path is None
assert result.blocking is True
assert 'sample_job' in result.reason
assert 'Horizon' in result.reason
def test_resolve_job_layer_honours_the_job_flag_among_several(tmp_path,
monkeypatch):
_job_dir(tmp_path, 'sample_job', u'x: 1\n')
horizon = _job_dir(tmp_path, 'Horizon', u'x: 1\n')
monkeypatch.setenv(C.JL.JOBS_ENV, str(tmp_path))
result = C.resolve_job_layer(Args(job='Horizon'))
assert result.path == str(horizon / 'knowledge.yaml')
def test_resolve_job_layer_with_no_willtools_jobs_is_not_blocking(
monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.delenv(C.JL.JOBS_ENV, raising=False)
result = C.resolve_job_layer(Args())
assert result.path is None
assert result.blocking is False
# ------------------------------------------------- end to end, via main()
def test_dry_run_auto_finds_a_single_job_layer_under_willtools_jobs(
tmp_path, monkeypatch, capsys):
"""The regression this whole feature exists for: no --knowledge flag,
the job layer states snapshot.detached_dir, and it gets used."""
jobs_root = tmp_path / 'jobs'
jobs_root.mkdir()
job = _job_dir(jobs_root, 'sample_job',
u'snapshot:\n'
u' detached_dir: {0}\n'.format(
str(tmp_path / 'snaps').replace('\\', '/')))
monkeypatch.setenv(C.JL.JOBS_ENV, str(jobs_root))
fake_revit = tmp_path / 'Revit.exe'
fake_revit.write_text('x', encoding='utf-8')
code = C.main(['--fresh-detach', '--source',
str(tmp_path / (LIVE + S.MODEL_EXT)),
'--revit-exe', str(fake_revit), '--run', 'echo one',
'--dry-run'])
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert code == 0
assert str(job / 'knowledge.yaml') in out
assert 'snaps' in out # snapshot.detached_dir, read from the job layer
def test_main_refuses_rather_than_guesses_when_willtools_jobs_is_ambiguous(
tmp_path, monkeypatch, capsys):
_job_dir(tmp_path, 'sample_job', u'x: 1\n')
_job_dir(tmp_path, 'sample_job_detached', u'x: 1\n')
monkeypatch.setenv(C.JL.JOBS_ENV, str(tmp_path))
code = C.main(['--fresh-detach', '--dry-run'])
err = capsys.readouterr().err
assert code == 2
assert 'cannot start' in err
assert 'sample_job' in err
assert '--job' in err
# --------------------------------------------------------------- the handoff
def test_the_request_file_carries_the_plan_the_runner_will_write(tmp_path):
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
settings = C.resolve(Args(detached_dir=str(tmp_path)), know)
plan = S.plan(str(tmp_path), LIVE, '20260901-0930')
source = {'path': None, 'title': LIVE,
'cloud': {'region': 'US', 'project_guid': 'p',
'model_guid': 'm'}}
path = C.write_detach_request(settings, source, plan, None, 'c1')
with open(path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as handle:
request = json.loads(handle.read())
assert request['plan']['path'] == plan['path']
assert request['source']['cloud']['model_guid'] == 'm'
assert request['run'] == 'c1'
# and the schema is the one the button writes, so one runner reads both
for key in ('run', 'base', 'layout', 'worksets', 'plan', 'log', 'source'):
assert key in request
def test_the_bridge_port_travels_in_the_environment():
"""Batch commands are the owner's own strings and call `rvt.py`
themselves; a flag would have to be threaded through every one of them."""
env = C.bridge_env(48885)
assert env[C.PORT_ENV] == '48885'
# ------------------------------------------------------------- waiting for it
class Clock(object):
def __init__(self):
self.t = 1000.0
self.slept = []
def now(self):
return self.t
def sleep(self, seconds):
self.slept.append(seconds)
self.t += seconds
def test_waiting_gives_up_on_the_clock_rather_than_spinning_forever():
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
settings = C.resolve(Args(wait_minutes=1.0), know)
clock = Clock()
port, seen = C.wait_for_sandbox(settings, LIVE, SNAP_FILE, 0,
sleep=clock.sleep, clock=clock.now,
ask=lambda p: None)
assert port is None
assert seen
assert clock.t - 1000.0 >= 60
def test_waiting_stops_early_when_the_revit_it_waits_for_has_died():
"""Polling a dead Revit for fifteen minutes tells nobody anything."""
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
settings = C.resolve(Args(wait_minutes=30.0), know)
clock = Clock()
dead = 0xFFFFFFF0 # cannot be a live Windows pid
port, _seen = C.wait_for_sandbox(settings, LIVE, SNAP_FILE, dead,
sleep=clock.sleep, clock=clock.now,
ask=lambda p: None)
assert port is None
assert clock.t - 1000.0 < 30 * 60
def test_waiting_returns_the_port_as_soon_as_the_sandbox_answers():
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
settings = C.resolve(Args(), know)
clock = Clock()
answers = {48884: {'ok': True, 'doc_title': LIVE, 'doc_path': SNAP_FILE,
'pid': 9}}
port, _seen = C.wait_for_sandbox(settings, LIVE, SNAP_FILE, 0,
sleep=clock.sleep, clock=clock.now,
ask=lambda p: answers.get(p))
assert port == 48884
assert clock.slept == []
# --------------------------------------------------------------- the dry run
def test_the_dry_run_prints_the_plan_and_launches_nothing(tmp_path, capsys):
root = tmp_path / 'snapshots'
root.mkdir()
fake_revit = tmp_path / 'Revit.exe'
fake_revit.write_text('x', encoding='utf-8')
fake_pyrevit = tmp_path / 'pyrevit.exe'
fake_pyrevit.write_text('x', encoding='utf-8')
code = C.main(['--fresh-detach', '--source',
str(tmp_path / (LIVE + S.MODEL_EXT)),
'--detached-dir', str(root),
'--revit-exe', str(fake_revit),
'--pyrevit', str(fake_pyrevit),
'--run', 'echo one', '--dry-run'])
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert code == 0
assert str(root) in out
assert 'echo one' in out
assert 'Nothing was launched' in out
# nothing was created: not the snapshot folder, not a request file
assert os.listdir(str(root)) == []
def test_the_dry_run_says_which_titles_are_protected(tmp_path, capsys):
know_file = tmp_path / 'knowledge.yaml'
know_file.write_text('bridge:\n refuse_titles: [{0}]\n'.format(LIVE),
encoding='utf-8')
fake_revit = tmp_path / 'Revit.exe'
fake_revit.write_text('x', encoding='utf-8')
model = tmp_path / (LIVE + S.MODEL_EXT)
model.write_text('x', encoding='utf-8')
C.main(['--use', str(model), '--revit-exe', str(fake_revit),
'--knowledge', str(know_file), '--run', 'echo one', '--dry-run'])
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert LIVE in out
assert 'refuse titles' in out
def test_a_run_that_cannot_start_says_so_and_starts_nothing(capsys):
code = C.main(['--fresh-detach', '--detached-dir', '', '--dry-run'])
assert code == 2
assert 'cannot start' in capsys.readouterr().err
# --------------------------------------------------- the 2026-09-02 incident
#
# See the matching block in `test_snapshot_defer.py`: the button-launched run
# that failed on 2026-09-01 printed its refusal to a stderr the button never
# redirects anywhere (`_spawn` uses `CreateNoWindow = True` with no output
# capture), so a failure that only printed was, in practice, a failure that
# vanished. These lock in that a `--detached-dir` (which the button always
# passes) now gets a journal line for the pre-`resolve()` refusals too, and
# that `snapshot.revit_exe`'s own path is used to recover the Revit year
# when `snapshot.revit_year` was never separately configured -- the exact
# job-layer shape (`revit_exe` set, `revit_year` not) that let the actual
# incident's `pyrevit run` omit `--revit=` entirely.
def test_revit_year_is_recovered_from_the_revit_exe_path_when_unset():
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
args = Args(revit_exe=r'C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Revit 2024\Revit.exe')
settings = C.resolve(args, know)
assert settings['revit_year'] == '2024'
def test_an_explicit_revit_year_is_never_overridden_by_the_exe_guess():
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
args = Args(revit=2025,
revit_exe=r'C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Revit 2024\Revit.exe')
settings = C.resolve(args, know)
assert settings['revit_year'] == 2025
def test_a_run_that_cannot_start_because_of_a_bad_job_layer_journals_too(
tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""Before 2026-09-02 this branch (an ambiguous WILLTOOLS_JOBS) only ever
printed to stderr -- exactly the channel a button-launched run cannot be
read from. `--detached-dir` is what the button always passes, so it is
what recovers a log path before `settings` exists at all."""
monkeypatch.setenv(C.JL.JOBS_ENV, str(tmp_path))
_job_dir(tmp_path, 'sample_job', u'x: 1\n')
_job_dir(tmp_path, 'Horizon', u'x: 1\n')
detached_dir = tmp_path / 'snaps'
code = C.main(['--fresh-detach',
'--detached-dir', str(detached_dir), '--dry-run'])
assert code == 2
rows = S.read(str(detached_dir / S.LOG_NAME))
assert rows and rows[-1]['event'] == S.CYCLE_FAILED
assert 'sample_job' in rows[-1]['error']
def test_a_blocker_after_resolve_journals_to_the_resolved_log(tmp_path):
"""Once `settings` exists it names the real, resolved log path -- which
can differ from the `--detached-dir`-only guess when `--log` was also
given."""
detached_dir = tmp_path / 'snaps'
log_path = tmp_path / 'elsewhere.jsonl'
code = C.main(['--fresh-detach', '--detached-dir', str(detached_dir),
'--log', str(log_path), '--dry-run'])
assert code == 2
rows = S.read(str(log_path))
assert rows and rows[-1]['event'] == S.CYCLE_FAILED
# --------------------------------------------------- where the identity comes from
#
# A cloud model is found by its region and two GUIDs, and nothing on this
# machine knows those except a Revit session with the model open. So the
# identity has to be written down once and reused, or every run needs the
# owner to press a button first -- which is exactly the thing he said was too
# slow to be part of the loop.
CLOUD = {'region': 'US', 'project_guid': 'p-guid', 'model_guid': 'm-guid'}
def test_a_request_file_is_the_most_direct_answer(tmp_path):
req = tmp_path / 'req.json'
req.write_text(json.dumps({'source': {'cloud': CLOUD, 'title': LIVE}}),
encoding='utf-8')
source, request = C.source_from(Args(request=str(req)), {})
assert source['cloud'] == CLOUD
assert request is not None
def test_a_stated_path_needs_no_revit_and_no_cloud(tmp_path):
model = str(tmp_path / (LIVE + S.MODEL_EXT))
source, _ = C.source_from(Args(source=model), {})
assert source['path'] == model
assert source['cloud'] is None
assert source['title'] == LIVE
def test_the_job_layer_can_state_the_cloud_identity_outright():
source, _ = C.source_from(Args(), {'source_cloud': CLOUD,
'source_title': LIVE})
assert source['cloud'] == CLOUD
def test_the_cache_makes_the_next_run_need_no_revit_at_all(tmp_path):
"""One button press is the whole bootstrap: it writes the identity, and
every run after it starts from a terminal."""
written = C.remember_source(str(tmp_path), {'cloud': CLOUD, 'path': None,
'title': LIVE})
assert written and os.path.isfile(written)
source, _ = C.source_from(Args(), {'detached_dir': str(tmp_path)})
assert source['cloud'] == CLOUD
def test_a_source_with_nothing_in_it_is_not_cached(tmp_path):
"""A cache file saying "no model" is worse than none: the next run would
read it and think the question was answered."""
assert C.remember_source(str(tmp_path), {'path': None,
'cloud': None}) is None
assert C.remember_source(str(tmp_path), {}) is None
assert not os.path.isfile(C.source_cache_path(str(tmp_path)))
def test_caching_never_raises_on_a_folder_it_cannot_write():
assert C.remember_source('', {'cloud': CLOUD}) is None
assert C.remember_source(None, {'cloud': CLOUD}) is None
def test_a_corrupt_cache_reads_as_no_answer_rather_than_a_crash(tmp_path):
cache = tmp_path / C.SOURCE_CACHE
cache.write_text('{not json', encoding='utf-8')
source, _ = C.source_from(Args(), {'detached_dir': str(tmp_path)})
assert not C.has_source(source)
def test_a_fresh_detach_with_no_identity_anywhere_refuses_and_explains():
"""And the explanation has to name the bootstrap, because "press the
button once" is not a thing anybody guesses from "no source"."""
know, _ = C.read_knowledge(None)
args = Args(fresh_detach=True)
stops = C.blockers(C.resolve(args, know), args, {})
text = ' | '.join(stops)
assert 'WHICH model' in text
assert 'Snapshot button' in text
def test_a_session_with_the_right_title_and_NO_file_is_never_the_sandbox():
"""The live cloud session reports no local `PathName` and carries the
same title as the snapshot. Treating "no path" as "nothing to compare"
accepted it as the sandbox and would have pointed the whole batch at the
model this feature exists to protect. No file means no proof, and no
proof is a no -- the same asymmetry `bridgeguard` uses from the other end
of the wire."""
answers = {48884: {'ok': True, 'doc_title': LIVE, 'doc_path': None,
'pid': 1},
48885: {'ok': True, 'doc_title': LIVE, 'doc_path': SNAP_FILE,
'pid': 2}}
port, seen = C.find_sandbox(48884, 2, LIVE, SNAP_FILE,
ask=lambda p: answers.get(p))
assert port == 48885
assert seen[0]['verdict'] == 'other-model'
assert 'cloud session' in seen[0]['why']
def test_an_empty_string_path_is_treated_the_same_as_none():
"""Which is how the API actually reports it for a cloud document."""
answers = {48884: {'ok': True, 'doc_title': LIVE, 'doc_path': '',
'pid': 1}}
port, _seen = C.find_sandbox(48884, 1, LIVE, SNAP_FILE,
ask=lambda p: answers.get(p))
assert port is None
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for `tools/snapshot_defer.py` -- the parts that need no Revit.
The tool's job splits cleanly: WAIT for a process, then LAUNCH one. The wait
is the half that can be got wrong invisibly (it can decide a live Revit is
gone, and then two 10 GB models are resident at once, which is the single
outcome the whole design exists to prevent), so its clock, its sleep and its
liveness check are all injected and all tested here. The launch is one argv
built by `vibe.snapshotmeta`, tested there and asserted end-to-end here.
Loaded by path, like `test_knowledge_drift.py`: this is host CPython 3.12 code
sitting in a repository whose extension is IronPython 2.7.
"""
import json
import os
import sys
import pytest
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(
os.path.abspath(__file__))))
TOOLS = os.path.join(ROOT, 'tools')
if TOOLS not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, TOOLS)
from vibe import snapshotmeta as S # noqa: E402 (registers the vibe stub)
snapshot_defer = pytest.importorskip('snapshot_defer')
D = snapshot_defer
# Built, never spelled out -- see the note in test_snapshotmeta.py.
MODEL = 'm_detached' + S.MODEL_EXT
class Clock(object):
"""A wall clock that only moves when something sleeps on it."""
def __init__(self):
self.t = 1000.0
self.slept = []
def now(self):
return self.t
def sleep(self, seconds):
self.slept.append(seconds)
self.t += seconds
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- the wait
def test_returns_at_once_when_the_process_is_already_gone():
clock = Clock()
assert D.wait_for_exit(123, 600, alive=lambda pid: False,
sleep=clock.sleep, clock=clock.now) is True
assert clock.slept == []
def test_waits_until_the_process_goes_and_then_returns_true():
clock = Clock()
calls = {'n': 0}
def alive(_pid):
calls['n'] += 1
return calls['n'] <= 3
assert D.wait_for_exit(123, 600, alive=alive, sleep=clock.sleep,
clock=clock.now, poll=5) is True
assert clock.slept == [5, 5, 5]
def test_gives_up_and_says_so_rather_than_launching_anyway():
# The Revit that never closes -- an unanswered save prompt. Returning
# False is what makes that a reportable outcome instead of a second Revit
# started next to a live one.
clock = Clock()
assert D.wait_for_exit(123, 60, alive=lambda pid: True, sleep=clock.sleep,
clock=clock.now, poll=10) is False
assert clock.t - 1000.0 >= 60
def test_a_zero_pid_is_not_waited_on():
assert D.wait_for_exit(0, 600, alive=lambda pid: True,
sleep=lambda s: None, clock=lambda: 0.0) is True
def test_process_alive_says_false_for_a_pid_that_cannot_exist():
# 0xFFFFFFF0 is not a valid Windows pid. The point of the assertion is
# that the real implementation answers rather than raising.
assert D.process_alive(0xFFFFFFF0) in (True, False)
def test_process_alive_is_false_for_no_pid():
assert D.process_alive(0) is False
assert D.process_alive(None) is False
def test_this_very_process_is_alive():
assert D.process_alive(os.getpid()) is True
# ------------------------------------------- the machine, not just one pid
def test_a_revit_started_again_during_the_wait_is_seen():
# The hole this closes: he closes Revit, the tool starts waiting, he
# opens Revit again for something else. Waiting only on the original pid
# would launch a second 10 GB model beside his live one.
assert D.any_revit_running(run=lambda argv: 'Revit.exe 1234 Console') \
is True
def test_an_empty_task_list_means_the_machine_is_free():
assert D.any_revit_running(
run=lambda argv: 'INFO: No tasks are running.') is False
def test_a_task_list_that_will_not_run_counts_as_busy():
# Unknown must never read as free: being wrong that way thrashes the
# workstation, being wrong the other way costs a wait.
def explode(argv):
raise OSError('tasklist is not on the path')
assert D.any_revit_running(run=explode) is True
def test_the_machine_wide_wait_uses_the_same_loop_and_can_time_out():
clock = Clock()
assert D.wait_for_exit(1, 60, alive=lambda _pid: True, sleep=clock.sleep,
clock=clock.now, poll=10) is False
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the command
def test_command_for_matches_what_the_shared_module_builds():
assert D.command_for('p.exe', 'r.py', 2025) == \
S.pyrevit_run_argv('p.exe', 'r.py', 2025)
def test_command_for_without_a_year():
assert D.command_for('p.exe', 'r.py') == ['p.exe', 'run', 'r.py', '--purge']
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the dry run
def write_request(tmp_path, **over):
plan = S.plan(str(tmp_path / 'snap'), 'model_detached', '20260830-1612')
request = {'run': 'r20260830-161200', 'base': 'model_detached',
'layout': 'folder', 'worksets': 'preserve', 'plan': plan,
'log': str(tmp_path / 'snapshots.jsonl'),
'source': {'path': str(tmp_path / ('model' + S.MODEL_EXT)), 'cloud': None}}
request.update(over)
path = tmp_path / 'req.json'
path.write_text(json.dumps(request), encoding='utf-8')
return str(path), request
def test_dry_run_prints_the_command_and_launches_nothing(tmp_path, capsys):
req_path, request = write_request(tmp_path)
code = D.main(['--request', req_path, '--runner', r'C:\x\run.py',
'--pyrevit', r'C:\x\pyrevit.exe', '--revit', '2025',
'--wait-pid', '4242', '--dry-run'])
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert code == 0
assert 'pyrevit.exe" run "C:\\x\\run.py" --revit=2025 --purge' in out \
or 'pyrevit.exe run C:\\x\\run.py --revit=2025 --purge' in out
assert request['plan']['path'] in out
assert 'WILLTOOLS_SNAPSHOT_REQUEST' in out
assert '4242' in out
# nothing was created, nothing was journalled
assert not os.path.exists(request['log'])
def test_dry_run_names_the_target_the_finder_will_later_find(tmp_path, capsys):
req_path, request = write_request(tmp_path)
D.main(['--request', req_path, '--runner', 'r.py', '--pyrevit', 'p.exe',
'--dry-run'])
out = capsys.readouterr().out
target = request['plan']['path']
assert target in out
# and once that file exists, discovery agrees it is the newest snapshot
os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(target))
with open(target, 'w') as fh:
fh.write('x')
assert S.newest(request['plan']['folder'].rsplit(os.sep, 1)[0])['path'] \
== target
# ------------------------------------------------------- listing what exists
def test_newest_listing_reports_nothing_when_there_is_nothing(tmp_path, capsys):
code = D.main(['--newest', str(tmp_path)])
assert code == 1
assert 'no snapshots' in capsys.readouterr().out
def test_newest_listing_marks_the_newest(tmp_path, capsys):
root = str(tmp_path)
for stamp in ('20260828-0730', '20260830-1612'):
folder = os.path.join(root, 'm_detached_' + stamp)
os.makedirs(folder)
with open(os.path.join(folder, MODEL), 'w') as fh:
fh.write('x')
code = D.main(['--newest', root])
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert code == 0
assert out.strip().endswith('m_detached_20260830-1612' + os.sep +
MODEL)
assert '* 20260830-1612' in out
assert ' 20260828-0730' in out
# --------------------------------------------------- the 2026-09-02 incident
#
# A press on 2026-09-01 was journalled as failed within seconds by the CYCLE
# route (not the after-close route the report first assumed), and the
# runner's own FAILED line was never written at all -- meaning it crashed
# before it could read its own request. Separately, this machine has five
# Revit versions attached and `pyrevit run` with no `--revit=` reproducibly
# hits the same bare "Object reference not set to an instance of an object"
# pyRevit CLI wraps every unhandled exception in. These tests lock in the
# three changes that came out of that investigation: `--pyrevit`
# auto-discovery (so a run started without it is no longer a silent
# `argparse.error()`), a loud journal line even when the request itself
# cannot be read, and a `--revit=<year>` reminder in both human-facing
# outputs (dry-run print, and the FAILED line of a real run).
def test_pyrevit_is_auto_discovered_when_left_off(tmp_path, monkeypatch,
capsys):
req_path, _request = write_request(tmp_path)
monkeypatch.setattr(S, 'pyrevit_exe_guess',
lambda: r'C:\guessed\pyrevit.exe')
code = D.main(['--request', req_path, '--runner', 'r.py', '--dry-run'])
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert code == 0
assert r'C:\guessed\pyrevit.exe' in out
def test_a_run_with_no_pyrevit_anywhere_journals_instead_of_arg_erroring(
tmp_path, monkeypatch, capsys):
"""Until 2026-09-02 this was `ap.error()`: stderr only, exit 2, and the
ledger stayed exactly as empty as a run that never started at all."""
req_path, request = write_request(tmp_path)
monkeypatch.setattr(S, 'pyrevit_exe_guess', lambda: None)
code = D.main(['--request', req_path, '--runner', 'r.py'])
assert code == 2
rows = S.read(request['log'])
assert rows and rows[-1]['event'] == S.FAILED
assert 'pyRevit CLI was not found' in rows[-1]['error']
def test_an_unreadable_request_still_journals_to_the_detached_dir(tmp_path):
"""The request file IS where `log` lives, so a request this tool cannot
even parse used to leave nothing anywhere -- not even the traceback had
a home. `fallback_log_for` recovers `<detached_dir>/snapshots.jsonl`
from the `_requests/<run>.json` shape of the path alone."""
detached_dir = tmp_path / 'snaps'
req_dir = detached_dir / '_requests'
req_dir.mkdir(parents=True)
bad_req = req_dir / 'c-broken.json'
bad_req.write_text('not json at all {{{', encoding='utf-8')
code = D.main(['--request', str(bad_req), '--runner', 'r.py',
'--pyrevit', 'p.exe'])
assert code == 2
rows = S.read(str(detached_dir / S.LOG_NAME))
assert rows and rows[-1]['event'] == S.WATCHER_CRASHED
assert rows[-1]['run'] is None
def test_dry_run_warns_when_no_revit_year_was_given(tmp_path, capsys):
req_path, _request = write_request(tmp_path)
D.main(['--request', req_path, '--runner', 'r.py', '--pyrevit', 'p.exe',
'--dry-run'])
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert 'WARNING' in out and '--revit=<year>' in out
def test_dry_run_does_not_warn_when_a_revit_year_was_given(tmp_path, capsys):
req_path, _request = write_request(tmp_path)
D.main(['--request', req_path, '--runner', 'r.py', '--pyrevit', 'p.exe',
'--revit', '2024', '--dry-run'])
out = capsys.readouterr().out
assert 'WARNING' not in out
def test_a_real_run_journals_watcher_launched_before_touching_the_cli(
tmp_path):
"""The proof this process actually started and got as far as the wait/
launch step -- a REQUESTED with no WATCHER_LAUNCHED after it now means
this tool never got this far at all, not "still running"."""
req_path, request = write_request(tmp_path)
code = D.main(['--request', req_path, '--runner', 'r.py',
'--pyrevit', sys.executable])
assert code == 2 # sys.executable is not pyrevit.exe
rows = S.read(request['log'])
events = [row['event'] for row in rows]
assert S.WATCHER_LAUNCHED in events
assert events.index(S.WATCHER_LAUNCHED) < len(events) - 1
launched = [r for r in rows if r['event'] == S.WATCHER_LAUNCHED][0]
assert launched['pyrevit_exe'] == sys.executable
assert launched['revit_year'] is None
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for `vibe.snapshotmeta` -- the Revit-free half of the snapshot flow.
Everything here runs on host CPython with no model, no licence and no Revit,
which is the whole reason the module exists as its own file. Real temporary
directories are used rather than a faked filesystem: the questions being asked
are "does listdir order change the answer", "is a stamped folder with no model
in it a snapshot", and "does a backup file beat the real one" -- all of which a
fake would have to model correctly to be worth anything, at which point it is
the thing under test.
"""
import io
import json
import os
import pytest
from vibe import snapshotmeta as S
# The model extension is never spelled out as a literal anywhere in this
# repository -- `tools/scrub.py` treats any `<word>` + extension as a possible
# real model filename and fails the audit on it, which is right: that pattern
# is exactly how a client's model name gets committed. Names are built from
# `S.MODEL_EXT` instead.
MODEL = 'm_detached' + S.MODEL_EXT
def touch(path):
folder = os.path.dirname(path)
if folder and not os.path.isdir(folder):
os.makedirs(folder)
with io.open(path, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
fh.write(u'not really a model')
return path
# -------------------------------------------------------------- the stamp
def test_stamp_shape():
text = S.stamp()
assert S.is_stamp(text)
assert len(text) == 13 and text[8] == '-'
def test_stamp_of_a_known_time():
# 2026-08-30 16:12 local. Built from a struct_time via mktime so the test
# asks the same question on any machine's timezone.
import time
when = time.mktime((2026, 8, 30, 16, 12, 0, 0, 0, -1))
assert S.stamp(when) == '20260830-1612'
@pytest.mark.parametrize('bad', ['', None, '2026083-1612', '20260830-161',
'20260830_1612', 'nope'])
def test_is_stamp_rejects(bad):
assert S.is_stamp(bad) is False
# ------------------------------------------------------------ splitting
def test_split_stamped_plain():
assert S.split_stamped('model_20260830-1612') == ('model',
'20260830-1612')
def test_split_stamped_keeps_a_base_that_contains_detached_and_spaces():
# The real title on this job is of exactly this shape. A base that gets
# truncated here is a snapshot that gets reported under the wrong name.
base, text = S.split_stamped('some model_detached_20260830-1612')
assert base == 'some model_detached'
assert text == '20260830-1612'
@pytest.mark.parametrize('name', ['model', 'model_detached', '',
'model_2026-08-30', '_20260830-1612'])
def test_split_stamped_returns_none_for_unstamped(name):
assert S.split_stamped(name) == (None, None)
def test_split_stamped_never_raises_on_junk():
assert S.split_stamped(None) == (None, None)
# --------------------------------------------------------------- planning
def test_plan_folder_layout_keeps_the_title_constant():
a = S.plan(r'C:\snap', 'model_detached', '20260830-1612')
b = S.plan(r'C:\snap', 'model_detached', '20260831-0900')
assert a['title'] == b['title'] == 'model_detached'
assert a['title_is_stable'] is True
assert a['folder'].endswith('model_detached_20260830-1612')
assert a['path'].endswith(os.path.join('model_detached_20260830-1612',
('model_detached' + S.MODEL_EXT)))
assert a['warning'] is None
def test_plan_filename_layout_moves_the_title_and_says_so():
p = S.plan(r'C:\snap', 'model_detached', '20260830-1612',
layout=S.FILENAME)
assert p['title'] == 'model_detached_20260830-1612'
assert p['title_is_stable'] is False
assert p['path'].endswith(('model_detached_20260830-1612' + S.MODEL_EXT))
assert 'WILLTOOLS_JOBS' in p['warning']
def test_plan_falls_back_to_folder_for_an_unknown_layout():
assert S.plan(r'C:\snap', 'm', '20260830-1612',
layout='sideways')['layout'] == S.FOLDER
def test_plan_stamps_itself_when_not_given_one():
assert S.is_stamp(S.plan(r'C:\snap', 'm')['stamp'])
# ------------------------------------------------------- finding the newest
def test_snapshots_of_a_missing_root_is_empty_not_an_error():
assert S.snapshots(r'C:\nope\nothing\here') == []
def test_newest_of_an_empty_folder_is_none(tmp_path):
assert S.newest(str(tmp_path)) is None
def test_finds_both_layouts_and_orders_them_oldest_first(tmp_path):
root = str(tmp_path)
touch(os.path.join(root, 'm_detached_20260830-1612', MODEL))
touch(os.path.join(root, 'm_detached_20260901-0800' + S.MODEL_EXT))
touch(os.path.join(root, 'm_detached_20260828-0730', MODEL))
rows = S.snapshots(root)
assert [r['stamp'] for r in rows] == ['20260828-0730', '20260830-1612',
'20260901-0800']
assert [r['layout'] for r in rows] == [S.FOLDER, S.FOLDER, S.FILENAME]
assert S.newest(root)['stamp'] == '20260901-0800'
def test_a_stamped_folder_with_no_model_in_it_is_not_a_snapshot(tmp_path):
# This is the state a Phase C that died mid-SaveAs leaves behind, and
# handing that path to Revit next time is a crash for no reason.
root = str(tmp_path)
os.makedirs(os.path.join(root, 'm_detached_20260830-1612'))
touch(os.path.join(root, 'm_detached_20260828-0730', MODEL))
rows = S.snapshots(root)
assert [r['stamp'] for r in rows] == ['20260828-0730']
def test_unstamped_folders_and_files_are_ignored(tmp_path):
root = str(tmp_path)
touch(os.path.join(root, 'm_detached', MODEL))
touch(os.path.join(root, 'notes.txt'))
touch(os.path.join(root, MODEL))
touch(os.path.join(root, 'm_detached_20260830-1612', MODEL))
assert [r['stamp'] for r in S.snapshots(root)] == ['20260830-1612']
def test_a_revit_backup_beside_the_model_does_not_win(tmp_path):
# Revit leaves a `.0001` backup next to a saved central. The real model is
# the shorter name; picking the backup would scan yesterday's geometry.
root = str(tmp_path)
folder = os.path.join(root, 'm_detached_20260830-1612')
touch(os.path.join(folder, 'm_detached.0001' + S.MODEL_EXT))
touch(os.path.join(folder, MODEL))
assert os.path.basename(S.newest(root)['path']) == MODEL
def test_title_comes_from_the_file_on_disk_not_from_the_folder_name(tmp_path):
# The folder is stamped; the model inside is not. The title Revit will
# report is the model's stem, and that is what the job folder keys on.
root = str(tmp_path)
touch(os.path.join(root, 'm_detached_20260830-1612', MODEL))
assert S.newest(root)['title'] == 'm_detached'
def test_the_plan_and_the_finder_agree(tmp_path):
# The two halves of the contract: what plan() says it will write is what
# snapshots() finds afterwards. Drift between them is silent.
root = str(tmp_path)
p = S.plan(root, 'm_detached', '20260830-1612')
touch(p['path'])
found = S.newest(root)
assert found['path'] == p['path']
assert found['stamp'] == p['stamp']
assert found['title'] == p['title']
def test_the_plan_and_the_finder_agree_in_filename_layout(tmp_path):
root = str(tmp_path)
p = S.plan(root, 'm_detached', '20260830-1612', layout=S.FILENAME)
touch(p['path'])
found = S.newest(root)
assert found['path'] == p['path']
assert found['title'] == p['title'] == 'm_detached_20260830-1612'
# ------------------------------------------------------------- provenance
def test_provenance_carries_everything_a_reader_needs():
b = S.provenance('A', S.LIVE_DOC, source_path=None, source_stamp=None,
source_title='model', revit='2025.4',
job_folder=r'C:\jobs\model')
assert b['phase'] == 'A'
assert b['kind'] == S.LIVE_DOC and b['kind_known'] is True
assert b['source'] == {'path': None, 'stamp': None, 'title': 'model'}
assert b['revit'] == '2025.4'
assert b['job_folder'] == r'C:\jobs\model'
assert b['at']
def test_provenance_flags_an_unknown_kind_instead_of_silently_taking_it():
assert S.provenance('C', 'guessed')['kind_known'] is False
def test_provenance_keeps_source_stamp_separate_from_run_time():
# A live document has no snapshot stamp. Filling it with the run time
# would make every Phase A snapshot claim a source age it does not have.
b = S.provenance('A', S.LIVE_DOC)
assert b['source']['stamp'] is None
assert b['at'] is not None
def test_provenance_line_is_printable_for_a_detached_source():
b = S.provenance('C', S.FRESH_DETACH, source_path=r'C:\s\m' + S.MODEL_EXT,
source_stamp='20260830-1612', revit='2025.4')
line = S.provenance_line(b)
assert 'phase C' in line and ('m' + S.MODEL_EXT) in line and '20260830-1612' in line
def test_provenance_line_says_so_when_there_is_none():
assert 'cannot say where it came from' in S.provenance_line(None)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- the log
def test_append_and_read_round_trip(tmp_path):
path = S.log_path(str(tmp_path))
assert S.append(path, {'event': S.SNAPSHOT, 'pieces': 718}) is True
assert S.append(path, {'event': S.REQUESTED, 'run': 'r1'}) is True
rows = S.read(path)
assert [r['event'] for r in rows] == [S.SNAPSHOT, S.REQUESTED]
assert rows[0]['pieces'] == 718
assert rows[0]['at']
def test_append_never_raises_on_an_impossible_path():
assert S.append('', {'event': 'x'}) is False
def test_read_of_a_missing_log_is_empty():
assert S.read(r'C:\nope\snapshots.jsonl') == []
def test_a_half_written_last_line_costs_only_that_line(tmp_path):
path = S.log_path(str(tmp_path))
S.append(path, {'event': S.SNAPSHOT})
with io.open(path, 'a', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
fh.write(u'{"event": "phase-c-do')
rows = S.read(path)
assert [r['event'] for r in rows] == [S.SNAPSHOT]
def test_read_limit_keeps_the_newest(tmp_path):
path = S.log_path(str(tmp_path))
for i in range(5):
S.append(path, {'event': S.SNAPSHOT, 'n': i})
assert [r['n'] for r in S.read(path, limit=2)] == [3, 4]
# ------------------------------------------- the deferred step that vanished
def test_a_request_with_no_answer_is_outstanding():
rows = [{'event': S.REQUESTED, 'run': 'r1', 'at': 'yesterday'}]
assert S.outstanding(rows)['run'] == 'r1'
def test_a_request_that_finished_is_not_outstanding():
rows = [{'event': S.REQUESTED, 'run': 'r1'},
{'event': S.DONE, 'run': 'r1'}]
assert S.outstanding(rows) is None
def test_a_failure_closes_a_request_too():
rows = [{'event': S.REQUESTED, 'run': 'r1'},
{'event': S.FAILED, 'run': 'r1', 'error': 'no revit'}]
assert S.outstanding(rows) is None
def test_an_old_unfinished_request_still_shows_after_a_later_success():
# The failure mode this whole ledger exists for: yesterday's detached copy
# never happened, today's did, and today's must not paper over it.
rows = [{'event': S.REQUESTED, 'run': 'r1', 'at': 'mon'},
{'event': S.REQUESTED, 'run': 'r2', 'at': 'tue'},
{'event': S.DONE, 'run': 'r2', 'at': 'tue'}]
assert S.outstanding(rows)['run'] == 'r1'
def test_a_request_written_without_an_id_is_cleared_by_a_later_terminal_line():
rows = [{'event': S.REQUESTED, 'at': 'mon'},
{'event': S.DONE, 'at': 'mon'}]
assert S.outstanding(rows) is None
def test_summary_of_nothing_says_nothing_has_happened():
assert 'no snapshot has been recorded' in S.summary([])[0]
def test_summary_warns_loudly_about_a_vanished_phase_c():
rows = [{'event': S.REQUESTED, 'run': 'r1', 'at': '2026-08-29 18:00'}]
text = ' '.join(S.summary(rows))
assert 'WARNING' in text and '2026-08-29 18:00' in text
def test_summary_reports_the_last_good_copy_and_the_last_index():
rows = [{'event': S.SNAPSHOT, 'at': '2026-08-30 17:00', 'pieces': 718},
{'event': S.REQUESTED, 'run': 'r1', 'at': '2026-08-30 17:00'},
{'event': S.DONE, 'run': 'r1', 'at': '2026-08-30 17:40',
'path': os.path.join(r'C:\s\m_detached_20260830-1700', MODEL)}]
text = ' '.join(S.summary(rows))
assert 'WARNING' not in text
assert 'm_detached_20260830-1700' in text
assert '718 pieces' in text
# ------------------------------------------------------ the command lines
def test_pyrevit_run_argv_shape():
argv = S.pyrevit_run_argv(r'C:\p\pyrevit.exe', r'C:\s\run.py', 2025)
assert argv == [r'C:\p\pyrevit.exe', 'run', r'C:\s\run.py',
'--revit=2025', '--purge']
def test_pyrevit_run_argv_without_a_year_leaves_the_choice_to_pyrevit():
argv = S.pyrevit_run_argv(r'C:\p\pyrevit.exe', r'C:\s\run.py', None)
assert '--revit=2025' not in argv
assert not [a for a in argv if a.startswith('--revit')]
def test_quote_only_quotes_what_needs_it():
assert S.quote(['a', 'b c']) == 'a "b c"'
def test_quote_produces_a_pasteable_line_for_a_real_looking_command():
argv = S.pyrevit_run_argv(
r'D:\tools\pyRevit-Master\bin\pyrevit.exe',
r'D:\dev\pyrevit-dev\WillTools.extension\runners\detach_snapshot.py',
2025)
line = S.quote(argv)
assert line.count('"') == 0 # no spaces in either path
assert line.endswith('--revit=2025 --purge')
def test_quote_handles_a_space_in_the_extension_path():
line = S.quote([r'C:\p\pyrevit.exe', 'run', r'C:\side projects\run.py'])
assert '"C:\\side projects\\run.py"' in line
# ============================================================ the CYCLE
#
# Added 2026-09-01 with `tools/snapshot_cycle.py`. The old three phases are a
# close-model ritual; these events describe the pipeline that replaced its
# tail -- copy, cycle the sandbox Revit, run a batch, close. Same log file on
# purpose: a reader wants one ledger per job, not two to interleave by hand.
def test_the_sandbox_launch_is_revit_itself_not_the_pyrevit_runner():
"""`pyrevit run` plays a journal and quits, which is right for the
one-shot detach and wrong for a session a sweep has to drive for ten
minutes. The sandbox is an ordinary Revit opened on one file."""
argv = S.revit_exe_argv(r'C:\Autodesk\Revit.exe', r'C:\s\a' + S.MODEL_EXT)
assert argv == [r'C:\Autodesk\Revit.exe', r'C:\s\a' + S.MODEL_EXT]
assert 'run' not in argv
def test_the_revit_install_guess_is_a_guess_and_says_nothing_without_a_year():
assert S.revit_exe_guess(None) is None
guess = S.revit_exe_guess(2024)
assert guess.endswith('Revit.exe')
assert '2024' in guess
def test_each_batch_command_gets_its_own_recognisable_log():
"""A folder of batch-01.log, batch-02.log is a folder nobody opens
twice, so the command is in the name as well as in the file."""
name = S.batch_log_name(1, 'python tools/sweep.py')
assert name.startswith('batch-01')
assert name.endswith('.log')
assert 'sweep' in name
def test_a_batch_log_name_survives_a_command_full_of_punctuation():
name = S.batch_log_name(12, r'"C:\p y\python.exe" x.py --out=".\a b"')
assert name.startswith('batch-12')
assert name.endswith('.log')
for ch in '"\\/:*?<>|':
assert ch not in name
def test_a_very_long_command_does_not_become_a_very_long_filename():
name = S.batch_log_name(3, 'python ' + 'a' * 400)
assert len(name) < 80
def test_a_batch_log_name_with_no_usable_words_is_still_unique():
assert S.batch_log_name(7, '///') == 'batch-07.log'
assert S.batch_log_name(8, '') == 'batch-08.log'
def test_a_cycle_that_started_and_never_reported_is_outstanding():
"""The failure this event pair exists for: a cycle that died mid-run can
have left a Revit open on a 300 MB model with nobody in front of it, and
the next day looks exactly like a day it worked."""
rows = [{'event': S.CYCLE_START, 'run': 'c1', 'at': '2026-09-01 09:00',
'sandbox_pid': 4242}]
pending = S.outstanding_cycle(rows)
assert pending is not None
assert pending['run'] == 'c1'
assert 'WARNING' in ' '.join(S.cycle_summary(rows))
assert '4242' in ' '.join(S.cycle_summary(rows))
def test_a_cycle_that_reported_is_not_outstanding():
rows = [{'event': S.CYCLE_START, 'run': 'c1', 'at': '2026-09-01 09:00'},
{'event': S.CYCLE_DONE, 'run': 'c1', 'at': '2026-09-01 09:40',
'batch_count': 1, 'seconds': 2400}]
assert S.outstanding_cycle(rows) is None
text = ' '.join(S.cycle_summary(rows))
assert 'WARNING' not in text
assert '1 batch command' in text
def test_an_old_unfinished_cycle_is_not_papered_over_by_a_later_good_one():
"""Matched on the run id, not on position -- the same discipline
`outstanding()` has for phase C."""
rows = [{'event': S.CYCLE_START, 'run': 'c1', 'at': '09:00'},
{'event': S.CYCLE_START, 'run': 'c2', 'at': '10:00'},
{'event': S.CYCLE_DONE, 'run': 'c2', 'at': '10:40'}]
assert S.outstanding_cycle(rows)['run'] == 'c1'
def test_a_failed_cycle_is_reported_with_its_reason():
rows = [{'event': S.CYCLE_START, 'run': 'c1', 'at': '2026-09-01 09:00'},
{'event': S.CYCLE_FAILED, 'run': 'c1', 'at': '2026-09-01 09:05',
'error': 'the sandbox never answered'}]
text = ' '.join(S.cycle_summary(rows))
assert 'FAILED' in text
assert 'never answered' in text
def test_no_cycle_yet_says_so_rather_than_printing_nothing():
assert S.cycle_summary([]) == [
'no snapshot cycle has been recorded for this job yet']
def test_the_cycle_events_do_not_disturb_the_phase_ledger():
"""Both ledgers share one file, so each has to ignore the other's rows.
A cycle line must not read as a phase C that never reported."""
rows = [{'event': S.CYCLE_START, 'run': 'c1', 'at': '09:00'},
{'event': S.SANDBOX_OPENED, 'run': 'c1', 'pid': 1, 'at': '09:10'}]
assert S.outstanding(rows) is None
assert 'WARNING' not in ' '.join(S.summary(rows))
def test_the_two_ledgers_round_trip_through_one_log_file(tmp_path):
log = S.log_path(str(tmp_path))
S.append(log, {'event': S.REQUESTED, 'run': 'r1'})
S.append(log, {'event': S.CYCLE_START, 'run': 'c1', 'sandbox_pid': 9})
S.append(log, {'event': S.CYCLE_DONE, 'run': 'c1', 'batch_count': 2})
rows = S.read(log)
assert S.outstanding(rows)['run'] == 'r1' # phase C still pending
assert S.outstanding_cycle(rows) is None # the cycle closed
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for vibe.specformat: the spec shape, the strand matrix, and the
hand-editable YAML text it reads and writes.
No Revit dependency -- see conftest.py -- so the whole module is in scope.
`designspec.py` is the Revit-side half of this boundary (evidence scraping,
disk IO with a live `doc`) and is out of scope for this suite the same way
`ticketqc.py` is (see CLAUDE.md).
"""
import json
from vibe import specformat
WP1_LAYOUT_NEW = {
'datum': 'left_rail',
'columns_in': [3.5, 16.5, 40.5, 59.5, 87.5, 109.5, 132.5],
'rows': [
{'from_bottom_in': 1.75, 'strands': ['X'] * 7},
{'from_bottom_in': 6.25, 'strands': ['X'] * 7},
],
'total_in': 143.0,
}
WP1_LAYOUT_OLD = {
'datum': 'left_rail',
'positions_in': [3.5, 16.5, 40.5, 59.5, 87.5, 109.5, 132.5],
'rows': [
{'from_bottom_in': 1.75, 'note': '1 3/4"'},
{'from_bottom_in': 6.25, 'note': '4 1/2"'},
],
'total_in': 143.0,
}
def _blank_spec():
return json.loads(json.dumps(specformat.SPEC_TEMPLATE))
# --------------------------------------------------------------- get_path
def test_get_path_walks_dotted_keys():
spec = {'concrete': {'fc_psi': 6000}}
assert specformat.get_path(spec, 'concrete.fc_psi') == 6000
def test_get_path_missing_returns_default():
assert specformat.get_path({}, 'concrete.fc_psi', 'fallback') == 'fallback'
def test_get_path_none_value_returns_default_not_none():
spec = {'concrete': {'fc_psi': None}}
assert specformat.get_path(spec, 'concrete.fc_psi', 'fallback') == 'fallback'
# ------------------------------------------------------------- validate_spec
def test_validate_spec_flags_missing_required_paths():
spec = _blank_spec()
problems = specformat.validate_spec(spec)
assert any('design_number' in p for p in problems)
assert any('concrete.fc_psi' in p for p in problems)
assert any('concrete.fci_psi' in p for p in problems)
def test_validate_spec_happy_path_has_no_complaints():
spec = _blank_spec()
spec['design_number'] = 'WP1'
spec['concrete']['fc_psi'] = 6000
spec['concrete']['fci_psi'] = 3500
assert specformat.validate_spec(spec) == []
def test_validate_spec_flags_fci_higher_than_fc():
spec = _blank_spec()
spec['design_number'] = 'WP1'
spec['concrete']['fc_psi'] = 3500
spec['concrete']['fci_psi'] = 6000
problems = specformat.validate_spec(spec)
assert any("higher than f'c" in p for p in problems)
def test_validate_spec_flags_a_strand_group_with_zero_qty():
spec = _blank_spec()
spec['design_number'] = 'WP1'
spec['concrete']['fc_psi'] = 6000
spec['concrete']['fci_psi'] = 3500
spec['reinforcing']['strand_groups'] = [{'qty': 0, 'dia_in': 0.5}]
problems = specformat.validate_spec(spec)
assert any('qty is 0' in p for p in problems)
# ------------------------------------------------------------- normalize_spec
def test_normalize_spec_maps_strand_group_synonyms_onto_canonical_names():
spec = {'reinforcing': {'strand_groups': [
{'count': '14', 'diameter_in': '0.5', 'grade': '270', 'it_lbs': '28,920'},
]}}
specformat.normalize_spec(spec)
group = spec['reinforcing']['strand_groups'][0]
assert group['qty'] == 14
assert group['dia_in'] == 0.5
assert group['grade_ksi'] == 270.0
assert group['it_lb'] == 28920.0
def test_normalize_spec_prefers_canonical_field_when_both_present():
spec = {'reinforcing': {'strand_groups': [{'qty': 14, 'count': 99}]}}
specformat.normalize_spec(spec)
assert spec['reinforcing']['strand_groups'][0]['qty'] == 14
def test_normalize_spec_maps_concrete_synonyms():
spec = {'concrete': {'fc': '6000 PSI', 'fci': '3500'}}
specformat.normalize_spec(spec)
assert spec['concrete']['fc_psi'] == 6000.0
assert spec['concrete']['fci_psi'] == 3500.0
def test_normalize_spec_tolerates_a_non_dict():
assert specformat.normalize_spec(None) is None
# ----------------------------------------------------------- new_spec
def test_new_spec_carries_provenance_from_evidence():
evidence = {
'summary_views': [{'name': 'WP1.0 8" SOLID WALL', 'id': 123}],
'sheets': [{'number': 'WP1.0', 'name': '8" HORIZONTAL SOLID WALL'}],
'model': 'sample_job',
}
spec = specformat.new_spec('WP1', evidence)
assert spec['design_number'] == 'WP1'
assert spec['source']['view'] == 'WP1.0 8" SOLID WALL'
assert spec['source']['view_id'] == 123
assert spec['source']['sheet'] == 'WP1.0 - 8" HORIZONTAL SOLID WALL'
assert spec['source']['model'] == 'sample_job'
assert spec['source']['extracted'] # a timestamp got written
def test_new_spec_without_evidence_is_still_usable():
spec = specformat.new_spec('WP1')
assert spec['design_number'] == 'WP1'
assert spec['source']['view'] is None
# --------------------------------------------------------- the strand matrix
def test_strand_positions_reads_the_new_matrix_shape():
assert specformat.strand_positions(WP1_LAYOUT_NEW) == \
[3.5, 16.5, 40.5, 59.5, 87.5, 109.5, 132.5]
def test_strand_positions_falls_back_to_legacy_positions_in():
assert specformat.strand_positions(WP1_LAYOUT_OLD) == \
[3.5, 16.5, 40.5, 59.5, 87.5, 109.5, 132.5]
def test_strand_positions_empty_for_a_blank_layout():
assert specformat.strand_positions({}) == []
assert specformat.strand_positions(None) == []
def test_strand_row_marks_reads_an_explicit_strands_list():
row = {'from_bottom_in': 1.75, 'strands': ['X', '.', 'X']}
assert specformat.strand_row_marks(row, 3) == [True, False, True]
def test_strand_row_marks_a_legacy_row_with_no_strands_key_is_read_as_full():
row = {'from_bottom_in': 1.75, 'note': '1 3/4"'}
assert specformat.strand_row_marks(row, 7) == [True] * 7
def test_strand_row_marks_treats_various_blank_spellings_as_empty():
row = {'strands': ['X', '', 'null', 'None', '.', '-', '0']}
assert specformat.strand_row_marks(row, 7) == \
[True, False, False, False, False, False, False]
def test_strand_row_marks_short_row_pads_with_false():
row = {'strands': ['X']}
assert specformat.strand_row_marks(row, 3) == [True, False, False]
def test_strand_diagram_matches_wp1s_real_geometry():
lines = specformat.strand_diagram(WP1_LAYOUT_NEW)
# datum line, ruler, one line per row (furthest from bottom first), and
# the columns summary.
assert 'left_rail' in lines[0]
assert '143' in lines[0]
assert lines[1].startswith('+') and lines[1].endswith('+')
assert '6.25" from bottom (7 strands)' in lines[2]
assert '1.75" from bottom (7 strands)' in lines[3]
assert lines[-1] == ('columns (in, from datum): '
'3.5, 16.5, 40.5, 59.5, 87.5, 109.5, 132.5')
def test_strand_diagram_row_order_is_furthest_from_bottom_first():
# The picture reads top-down like the elevation it stands in for.
lines = specformat.strand_diagram(WP1_LAYOUT_NEW)
row_lines = [ln for ln in lines if 'from bottom' in ln]
heights = [float(ln.split('"')[0].split()[-1]) for ln in row_lines]
assert heights == sorted(heights, reverse=True)
def test_strand_diagram_incomplete_data_says_so_instead_of_guessing():
lines = specformat.strand_diagram({'datum': 'left_rail'})
assert any('not enough data' in ln for ln in lines)
def test_strand_diagram_not_a_dict_is_handled():
assert specformat.strand_diagram(None) == ['(no strand layout)']
def test_strand_diagram_marks_a_partial_row_with_dots():
layout = dict(WP1_LAYOUT_NEW)
layout['rows'] = [
{'from_bottom_in': 1.75, 'strands': ['X', 'X', '.', 'X', 'X', 'X', 'X']},
]
lines = specformat.strand_diagram(layout)
row_line = [ln for ln in lines if 'from bottom' in ln][0]
assert '(6 strands)' in row_line
# ------------------------------------------------------------ spec_text IO
def _sample_spec():
spec = _blank_spec()
spec['design_number'] = 'WP1'
spec['piece_description'] = '8" HORIZONTAL SOLID WALL'
spec['source']['extractor'] = 'regex'
spec['concrete'] = {'fc_psi': 6000, 'fci_psi': 3500,
'unit_weight_pcf': 150, 'weight_class': 'NORMAL'}
spec['thickness_in'] = 8
spec['reinforcing']['mild_grade_ksi'] = None
spec['reinforcing']['strand_groups'] = [
{'qty': 14, 'dia_in': 0.5, 'grade_ksi': 270, 'it_lb': 28920,
'role': None, 'note': None},
]
spec['reinforcing']['strand_layout'] = dict(WP1_LAYOUT_NEW)
spec['reinforcing']['strand_layout']['note'] = None
spec['unresolved'] = [{'text': 'STRAND PATTERN',
'reason': 'no extraction rule matched this note'}]
return spec
def test_spec_text_round_trips_every_value():
spec = _sample_spec()
text = specformat.spec_text(spec)
back = specformat.parse_spec_text(text)
assert back['design_number'] == 'WP1'
assert back['concrete']['fc_psi'] == 6000
assert back['concrete']['fci_psi'] == 3500
assert back['reinforcing']['strand_groups'][0]['it_lb'] == 28920
assert back['reinforcing']['strand_layout']['columns_in'] == \
WP1_LAYOUT_NEW['columns_in']
assert back['reinforcing']['strand_layout']['rows'][0]['strands'] == \
['X'] * 7
assert back['reinforcing']['strand_layout']['total_in'] == 143.0
assert back['unresolved'] == spec['unresolved']
def test_spec_text_carries_the_matrix_diagram_as_comments_only():
spec = _sample_spec()
text = specformat.spec_text(spec)
assert '# datum: left_rail' in text
assert '# columns (in, from datum): 3.5, 16.5' in text
# Comments must not survive the read back into data.
back = specformat.parse_spec_text(text)
assert 'datum: left_rail (rail on the left' not in json.dumps(back)
def test_spec_text_diagram_reflects_the_matrix_it_sits_above():
# Change a row height and the rendered diagram in the header changes with
# it -- the picture cannot drift from the data because it is drawn from
# the data every time spec_text() runs.
spec = _sample_spec()
spec['reinforcing']['strand_layout']['rows'][1]['from_bottom_in'] = 5.0
text = specformat.spec_text(spec)
assert '5" from bottom' in text
assert '6.25" from bottom' not in text
def test_spec_text_says_machine_read_and_unverified():
text = specformat.spec_text(_sample_spec())
assert 'read by machine' in text
assert 'reviewed_by' in text
def test_spec_text_handles_a_missing_design_number():
text = specformat.spec_text({})
assert 'WillTools design spec -- ?' in text
def test_parse_spec_text_of_an_empty_string_is_an_empty_dict():
assert specformat.parse_spec_text('') == {}
# ------------------------------------------------------------- design_key
#
# Moved here from `designspec` (which imports the Revit API at module scope)
# so that `reinforcebind` can ask "are these the same design?" both inside
# Revit and in `tools/reinforce_offline.py`, which runs with no Revit at all.
# One implementation, one answer -- a second spelling of this question is how
# two answers start. `designspec.design_key` re-exports it and every existing
# caller is unchanged.
def test_a_packet_suffix_does_not_split_a_design():
"""The nomenclature ruling: the cover sheet, the `.A` note and the bare
number on a piece are all ONE design."""
for spelling in ('WP1', 'WP1.0', 'WP1.A', 'WP1.B1', 'wp 1.0'):
assert specformat.design_key(spelling) == 'WP1'
def test_two_designs_stay_two_designs():
assert specformat.design_key('WP1.0') != specformat.design_key('WP2.0')
assert specformat.design_key('WP1.0') != specformat.design_key('IWP1.0')
def test_something_the_pattern_cannot_read_is_none_not_a_guess():
"""None is COULD NOT READ THIS. It is not a design, and two of them are
not a match -- see `reinforcebind.DonorFilter._design_reject`."""
for junk in (None, '', ' ', '...', 123):
assert specformat.design_key(junk) is None
def test_a_pattern_may_be_handed_in_instead_of_a_knowledge_tree():
"""`reinforcebind` has no knowledge layer offline, so the plant's
`nomenclature.design_number_re` is passed as a value."""
assert specformat.design_key('WP1.0', None, r'^([A-Za-z]+)') == 'WP'
# A pattern that will not compile falls back rather than raising: this is
# a reduction, not a place to take a run down over a typo in a YAML file.
assert specformat.design_key('WP1.0', None, '([') == 'WP1'
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for `vibe.specsave` -- where an extracted spec is copied to, and what
the button says is still unresolved in it.
The module is deliberately Revit-free (paths and text in, paths and text out),
so all of it is reachable from host CPython through the conftest trick. What
is worth testing here is not that it formats a string: it is the three rules
that would be invisible if they broke --
* the file name box has to MEAN something for a single design, and the
folder has to be what is used for several;
* a `file:///` href with forward slashes, because a bare Windows path is a
dead link in pyRevit's output panel and a dead link looks exactly like a
live one;
* a blank field must NOT force a fold open, or every section opens on every
press and the fold's contract is worth nothing.
"""
import io
import os
import re
from vibe import specsave
# ----------------------------------------------------------------- file names
def test_safe_name_keeps_a_design_number_readable():
assert specsave.safe_name('PNL1.0') == 'PNL1.0'
assert specsave.safe_name('WP 12-A') == 'WP 12-A'
def test_safe_name_replaces_what_a_path_cannot_hold():
assert specsave.safe_name('PNL/1') == 'PNL_1'
assert specsave.safe_name('') == 'unnamed'
def test_default_name_is_the_design_when_there_is_one():
assert specsave.default_name(['PNL1']) == 'PNL1.yaml'
def test_default_name_counts_when_there_are_several():
assert specsave.default_name(['PNL1', 'PNL2', 'PNL3']) == \
'design-extraction-3-designs.yaml'
def test_default_name_survives_an_empty_list():
assert specsave.default_name([]) == 'design-extraction.yaml'
# --------------------------------------------------------------- where it goes
def test_one_design_is_written_to_exactly_the_path_that_was_typed():
# The name box has to mean something. A dialog whose file name is quietly
# ignored is the trap CLAUDE.md names about the config file.
got = specsave.targets(r'C:\jobs\my-reading.yaml', ['PNL1'])
assert got == [('PNL1', r'C:\jobs\my-reading.yaml')]
def test_several_designs_take_the_folder_and_keep_their_own_names():
got = specsave.targets(os.path.join('C:', 'jobs', 'whatever.yaml'),
['PNL1', 'PNL2'])
assert [d for d, _p in got] == ['PNL1', 'PNL2']
assert [os.path.basename(p) for _d, p in got] == ['PNL1.yaml', 'PNL2.yaml']
assert set(os.path.dirname(p) for _d, p in got) == \
{os.path.join('C:', 'jobs')}
def test_several_designs_keep_the_extension_that_was_chosen():
got = specsave.targets(os.path.join('C:', 'jobs', 'x.txt'),
['PNL1', 'PNL2'])
assert [os.path.basename(p) for _d, p in got] == ['PNL1.txt', 'PNL2.txt']
def test_no_path_means_no_targets():
assert specsave.targets('', ['PNL1']) == []
assert specsave.targets('C:/x.yaml', []) == []
# --------------------------------------------------------------------- links
def test_href_is_a_url_not_a_windows_path():
# This is the bug the fix exists for: backslashes and no scheme render as
# a link and navigate nowhere.
assert specsave.href(r'C:\jobs\PNL1.yaml') == 'file:///C:/jobs/PNL1.yaml'
def test_same_file_spots_a_save_onto_the_original(tmp_path):
# The dialog opens on the folder the specs already live in, so pressing
# Save without moving is an ordinary accident. It must not be reported as
# a copy to somewhere else.
one = str(tmp_path / 'PNL1.yaml')
assert specsave.same_file(one, one)
# The same file reached the other way round the separator.
assert specsave.same_file(one, one.replace('\\', '/'))
assert not specsave.same_file(one, str(tmp_path / 'other' / 'PNL1.yaml'))
def test_no_path_is_never_the_same_file():
assert not specsave.same_file('', '')
assert not specsave.same_file('C:/x.yaml', '')
def test_link_shows_the_real_path_and_hrefs_the_url():
got = specsave.link(r'C:\jobs\PNL1.yaml')
assert got == r'[C:\jobs\PNL1.yaml](file:///C:/jobs/PNL1.yaml)'
# The visible half keeps the backslashes -- that is what gets copied into
# Explorer.
assert got.split('](')[0] == r'[C:\jobs\PNL1.yaml'
# ------------------------------------------------------- remembering a folder
def test_recall_is_empty_when_nothing_was_ever_saved(tmp_path):
assert specsave.recall_dir(str(tmp_path)) == ''
def test_remember_then_recall(tmp_path):
folder = tmp_path / 'somewhere'
folder.mkdir()
specsave.remember_dir(str(tmp_path), str(folder))
assert specsave.recall_dir(str(tmp_path)) == str(folder)
def test_a_pointer_to_a_folder_that_is_gone_is_dropped(tmp_path):
# Seeding a dialog with a path that no longer exists is how a file lands
# somewhere nobody meant.
pointer = tmp_path / specsave.POINTER
with io.open(str(pointer), 'w', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
fh.write(u'Z:\\not\\here')
assert specsave.recall_dir(str(tmp_path)) == ''
def test_remembering_never_raises(tmp_path):
assert specsave.remember_dir(str(tmp_path / 'no-such-dir'), 'C:\\x') == ''
assert specsave.remember_dir(str(tmp_path), '') == ''
# ---------------------------------------------------------------- unresolved
def test_unresolved_entries_read_text_and_reason():
spec = {'unresolved': [{'text': 'USE MC STANDARD', 'reason': 'no rule'}]}
assert specsave.unresolved_entries(spec) == [('USE MC STANDARD', 'no rule')]
def test_a_bare_string_entry_still_counts():
# An older extractor could write a plain string. The one list whose job is
# not losing lines must not lose a line to its own shape.
assert specsave.unresolved_entries({'unresolved': ['SOMETHING']}) == \
[('SOMETHING', '')]
def test_entries_with_no_text_are_dropped():
spec = {'unresolved': [{'reason': 'why'}, {'text': '', 'reason': 'x'}]}
assert specsave.unresolved_entries(spec) == []
def test_no_unresolved_section_at_all_is_not_an_error():
assert specsave.unresolved_entries({}) == []
assert specsave.unresolved_entries({'unresolved': None}) == []
def test_shared_reason_when_every_note_gives_the_same_one():
entries = [('a', 'no rule matched'), ('b', 'no rule matched')]
assert specsave.shared_reason(entries) == 'no rule matched'
def test_no_shared_reason_when_they_differ():
assert specsave.shared_reason([('a', 'one'), ('b', 'two')]) == ''
assert specsave.shared_reason([]) == ''
# --------------------------------------------------------------- blank fields
def _filled():
return {
'concrete': {'fc_psi': 6000, 'fci_psi': 3500, 'unit_weight_pcf': 150},
'thickness_in': 8,
'envelope': {'length': {'max_ft': 49.25}, 'width': {'max_ft': 10}},
'reinforcing': {
'wwf': {'mesh': '6x6 W2.9'},
'strand_groups': [{'qty': 14, 'dia_in': 0.5}],
'strand_layout': {'columns_in': [4, 16, 28]},
},
}
def test_a_full_spec_has_nothing_blank():
assert specsave.blank_fields(_filled()) == []
def test_a_missing_number_is_named_by_its_dotted_path():
spec = _filled()
spec['concrete']['fci_psi'] = None
assert specsave.blank_fields(spec) == ['concrete.fci_psi']
def test_an_empty_list_counts_as_blank():
spec = _filled()
spec['reinforcing']['strand_layout']['columns_in'] = []
assert specsave.blank_fields(spec) == \
['reinforcing.strand_layout.columns_in']
def test_an_empty_spec_names_every_field_rather_than_erroring():
assert len(specsave.blank_fields({})) == \
len(specsave.KEY_FIELDS) + len(specsave.LIST_FIELDS)
# ------------------------------------------------------------ what opens a fold
def test_nothing_wrong_means_no_problem_sentence():
assert specsave.problem_sentence([], []) is None
def test_unresolved_notes_open_the_section():
sentence = specsave.problem_sentence([('a', 'x')], [])
assert sentence and '1 note' in sentence
def test_validation_problems_open_the_section():
sentence = specsave.problem_sentence([], ["missing concrete.fc_psi"])
assert sentence and 'validation problem' in sentence
def test_blank_fields_alone_do_not_open_the_section():
# THE REGRESSION THIS GUARDS. The mechanical reader leaves the strand
# matrix empty on every spec it writes, so opening on a blank field would
# open every section on every press, and "if nothing is open, nothing
# needs you" would stop being true.
assert specsave.problem_sentence([], []) is None
def test_summary_line_says_both_numbers():
assert specsave.summary_line([('a', '')], ['x', 'y']) == \
'1 unresolved note, 2 fields blank'
# ------------------------------------------- nobody branches on the old value
#
# Specs on disk carry `source.extractor` values written by earlier versions
# of the reader. Every reader has to tolerate any of them, and the way to
# keep that true is to have no reader that compares the field to a literal
# at all.
# Two shapes: a comparison on a line that names the field, and a comparison
# against one of the values only this field ever holds. 'regex' is NOT in the
# second list on purpose -- `ticketqc` compares against it legitimately
# (whether a spec FILE existed at all is answered by `source == 'regex'`),
# and a guard that fires on a legal comparison is a guard that gets deleted.
_EXT_COMPARE = re.compile(r"extractor[^\n]{0,60}[=!]=|"
r"[=!]=[^\n]{0,60}extractor|"
r"[=!]=\s*u?['\"](legacy|manual|older)['\"]")
_ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
def test_no_code_branches_on_an_extractor_literal():
offenders = []
for folder, dirs, files in os.walk(_ROOT):
dirs[:] = [d for d in dirs if d not in ('__pycache__', 'tests')]
for name in files:
if not name.endswith('.py'):
continue
path = os.path.join(folder, name)
with io.open(path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as fh:
for n, line in enumerate(fh, 1):
if line.lstrip().startswith('#'):
continue
if _EXT_COMPARE.search(line):
offenders.append('{0}:{1}'.format(path, n))
assert offenders == [], (
'these compare an extractor value to a literal; a spec written by an '
'older build says "claude-code" and would take the other branch: '
+ ', '.join(offenders))
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The handling stress limit, from the window down to the job file.
`handling.tension_limit_sqrt_fc` multiplies sqrt(f'c) to give the tensile
allowable in psi, and there are two defensible answers: 5.0 -- the modulus of
rupture over a 1.5 safety factor, "no discernible cracking" -- and 7.5, the
rupture modulus itself, first cracking with no margin. They are a factor of
1.5 apart on EVERY stress verdict, which is the largest single source of
disagreement between this tool and a commercial check of the same panel.
The owner would not pick one for everybody, 2026-08-30:
"应力极限写入 projectconfig 里面的 lifting&handling 板块里面去,让用户自己
填写。I can see it both ways."
So it moved OUT of `configform.NOT_SHOWN` and INTO the lifting & handling
module as a number box. What is tested here is the half that makes that
honest: the key a person types into is the key `liftexport` reads, and the
value reaches every stage of the job file panellift is handed. A field that
writes a key nothing reads is the drift `tools/knowledge_drift.py` exists to
catch, and it has caught it before.
"""
from vibe import configform, configmodel, knowledge, liftexport
from test_liftexport import FACE_AND_EDGE_LIFTERS, make_job, make_know
KEY = 'handling.tension_limit_sqrt_fc'
# ------------------------------------------------------- it is in the window
def test_the_stress_limit_is_a_field_in_lifting_and_handling():
"""The owner's ruling, as a placement. It used to be in NOT_SHOWN with
the reason 'a stress limit is argued for once and then left alone' --
which was an argument for having a doctrine, and he declined to have
one."""
assert configform.MODULE_OF[KEY] == configform.LIFTING
assert KEY not in configform.NOT_SHOWN
def test_it_is_a_box_you_type_a_number_into():
field = [f for f in configform.settings_fields() if f['key'] == KEY][0]
assert field['kind'] == 'number'
ok, value, _why = configform.parse(field, '7.5')
assert ok and value == 7.5
def test_the_row_note_puts_both_reference_values_in_front_of_the_typist():
"""A box that says 'stress limit' and nothing else asks a person to
remember which two numbers are argued about. The whole reason this is a
field rather than a doctrine is that the choice is the engineer's, so
the window has to show what is being chosen between."""
field = [f for f in configform.settings_fields() if f['key'] == KEY][0]
note = field['note']
assert '5.0' in note and '7.5' in note
assert "sqrt(f'c)" in note # what the number multiplies
assert 'psi' in note
assert 'cracking' in note # and what each end of it means
def test_the_full_view_says_where_it_is_edited_now():
"""`configpage` reads `placement()`, so the two halves of the answer
come from one table. Before the move this key was absent from it and
the page said 'the file'."""
assert configform.placement()[KEY] == 'Lifting and handling'
def test_nothing_fell_through_the_move():
"""The guard that makes the not-shown pool honest: every editable
setting is in a module or has a written reason for not being."""
assert configform.unmapped() == []
assert len(configform.not_shown_rows()) >= 8
assert KEY not in [key for _label, key, _why
in configform.not_shown_rows()]
# ------------------------------------------------------------ what it refuses
def test_a_zero_or_negative_limit_is_refused():
"""The only refusal, and it is not an opinion: a zero allowable fails
every piece at any stress, and a negative one inverts the comparison so
that every piece passes."""
assert configmodel.validate(KEY, 0)
assert configmodel.validate(KEY, -5.0)
assert 'greater than zero' in ' '.join(configmodel.validate(KEY, 0))
def test_both_schools_are_accepted_without_argument():
"""5.0 and 7.5 are each somebody's defensible position. The validator
does not get to have a doctrine the owner declined to have."""
assert configmodel.validate(KEY, 5.0) == []
assert configmodel.validate(KEY, 7.5) == []
def test_the_extremes_are_warned_about_and_still_allowed():
"""Above 7.5 and below 3 are worth saying something about; neither is
refused, because a refusal here would be the tool taking the position
the owner left to the engineer."""
assert configmodel.validate(KEY, 9.0) == []
assert configmodel.validate(KEY, 2.0) == []
high = ' '.join(configmodel.warnings(KEY, 9.0))
low = ' '.join(configmodel.warnings(KEY, 2.0))
assert 'rupture' in high and high
assert 'conservative' in low and low
def test_seven_point_five_says_what_it_is():
said = ' '.join(configmodel.warnings(KEY, 7.5))
assert 'first cracking' in said and 'no margin' in said
def test_the_ordinary_values_say_nothing():
"""A warning on every value is a warning nobody reads."""
assert configmodel.warnings(KEY, 5.0) == []
assert configmodel.warnings(KEY, 6.0) == []
assert configmodel.warnings(KEY, 3.5) == []
# ------------------------------------------------- it reaches the calculation
def test_the_default_is_still_five():
"""Byte-identity when nobody sets it. Every job configured today has no
override, and this is the number they have all been running."""
assert knowledge.get(knowledge.DEFAULTS, KEY) == 5.0
def test_the_job_layer_value_lands_on_every_stage_of_the_job_file():
"""The chain, as one assertion: knowledge -> default_stages -> the
stages panellift is handed. This is the link that makes the field real
rather than a knob nothing turns."""
know = make_know()
know['handling']['tension_limit_sqrt_fc'] = 7.5
stages, _rows, _problems = liftexport.default_stages(
make_job(FACE_AND_EDGE_LIFTERS), know)
assert stages
assert all(s['tension_limit_sqrt_fc'] == 7.5 for s in stages)
def test_an_unset_limit_writes_the_five_it_always_wrote():
stages, _rows, _problems = liftexport.default_stages(
make_job(FACE_AND_EDGE_LIFTERS), make_know())
assert all(s['tension_limit_sqrt_fc'] == 5.0 for s in stages)
assert all(s['tension_limit_source'] == 'job' for s in stages)
def test_a_stage_that_states_its_own_limit_is_marked_as_the_override():
"""A `handling.stages` entry beats the job-wide field. The engineer who
typed 5.0 into Project Config and reads 7.5 on the report has to be able
to see why on the page rather than by opening the YAML."""
know = make_know()
know['handling']['tension_limit_sqrt_fc'] = 5.0
know['handling']['stages'][0]['tension_limit_sqrt_fc'] = 7.5
stages, _rows, _problems = liftexport.default_stages(
make_job(FACE_AND_EDGE_LIFTERS), know)
assert stages[0]['tension_limit_sqrt_fc'] == 7.5
assert stages[0]['tension_limit_source'] == 'stage'
assert stages[1]['tension_limit_sqrt_fc'] == 5.0
assert stages[1]['tension_limit_source'] == 'job'
def test_the_provenance_words_are_the_ones_panellift_reads():
"""Written on one side, refused on the other if they disagree. panellift
raises on an unknown word rather than printing it, so the two lists have
to be the same list."""
stages, _rows, _problems = liftexport.default_stages(
make_job(FACE_AND_EDGE_LIFTERS), make_know())
assert set(s['tension_limit_source'] for s in stages) <= \
set(['job', 'stage', 'default'])
# ------------------------------------------------- and the warning is spoken
def _button_source():
import io
from test_configform import SCRIPT
return io.open(SCRIPT, encoding='utf-8').read()
def test_the_window_actually_calls_warnings():
"""`configmodel.warnings()` had no caller outside the test suite -- every
sentence in it was written and never shown. This setting is the reason it
needs one: 5.0 and 7.5 are both defensible so neither may be refused, and
the only thing left to do is say what the number means before it is
written."""
source = _button_source()
assert 'configmodel.warnings(' in source
def test_a_warning_is_not_dressed_as_a_refusal():
"""The two read the same on screen and mean opposite things. The window
paints the line so it gets read and words it so it is not mistaken for a
rejection, and it survives the window closing into the summary."""
source = _button_source()
assert 'ALLOWED, WITH A NOTE' in source
assert 'Allowed, with a note' in source
assert 'self.cautioned' in source
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The design-summary vocabulary -- rows 8.1 and 5.9.
WHAT THIS FILE IS PINNING. Row 8.1 reported SEVEN uninterpreted lines on a
real insulated piece and row 5.9 stood down on every press because one of
those seven WAS the requirement it needed. The grammar in
`ticketpage.parse_summary_line` closes both, and every production in it was
drawn from a corpus rather than from one line:
(a) the live design-summary lines the evidence files recorded as
unresolved -- 9 distinct, 7 of them on the piece the owner read;
(b) 54 distinct `... @ <spacing> O.C. ...` call-outs over 75 occurrences
in the plant standards manual extractions.
Both counted 2026-08-31. The lines below are quoted for GRAMMAR only: a bar
size, a product code and a pitch are naming conventions, not identities
(CLAUDE.md ss3).
THE TWO INVARIANTS THIS FILE EXISTS TO KEEP, and they are the ones a future
"tidy up" will attack first:
* a line the grammar cannot place STAYS an 8.1 finding, verbatim;
* a line it places but cannot VALUE (`@ "S" O.C.`, `@ __ O.C.`) is not a
line it read -- it carries `spacing_in: None` and a reason, and nothing
may compare a piece against it.
"""
import sys
from pathlib import Path
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parent))
import conftest # noqa: F401 -- installs the bare `vibe` package stub
from vibe import ticketpage as TP # noqa: E402
from vibe import knowledge as K # noqa: E402
# The seven lines of one real design summary, as the evidence file recorded
# them. This is the golden the whole exercise is measured against.
LIVE_SUMMARY = [
u'STRAND PATTERN',
u'CL STRANDS',
u'#3S @ 18" O.C. +(2)@3" EA. END',
u'CL #7 BARS NEEDED WHEN THERE ARE OPENINGS',
u'CL STRANDS & #7 BARS',
u"HK ST100'S @1'-4\" O.C.",
u'CL #3 BARS@ TOP WYTHE',
]
def test_the_seven_lines_the_owner_read_are_all_placed():
"""8.1 went from seven uninterpreted lines to none, and it did it by
understanding them -- not by dropping any."""
placed, unplaced = TP.classify_summary_lines(LIVE_SUMMARY)
assert unplaced == []
assert len(placed) == 7
kinds = sorted([p['kind'] for p in placed])
assert kinds == ['conditional', 'label', 'placement', 'placement',
'placement', 'spacing', 'spacing']
def test_the_inventory_names_what_each_line_was_taken_to_be():
"""A row that went from seven red lines to green with no sentence under
it would have swapped one silence for a quieter one."""
placed, _ = TP.classify_summary_lines(LIVE_SUMMARY)
said = TP.summary_requirement_inventory(placed)
assert '2 spacing requirements' in said
assert '3 placement statements' in said
assert '1 conditional' in said
assert '1 group label' in said
# ----------------------------------------------------- the spacing production
def test_the_field_spacing_is_the_first_at_and_the_rest_is_a_qualifier():
"""`#3S @ 18" O.C. +(2)@3" EA. END` states ONE field spacing and then an
end densification. A reader that took the LAST `@` would report the end
pair as the requirement and fail every piece that is correct."""
req = TP.parse_summary_line(u'#3S @ 18" O.C. +(2)@3" EA. END')
assert req['kind'] == 'spacing'
assert req['spacing_in'] == 18.0
assert req['product'] == '#3S'
assert req['qualifiers'] == [u'+(2)@3" EA. END']
def test_feet_and_inches_and_bare_inches_and_fractions_all_read():
"""22 of the 54 manual call-outs write feet-and-inches, 18 write bare
inches, and several of those carry a vulgar fraction glyph -- which is
the one that silently turns 1 1/2 into 1 if nobody spells it out."""
cases = [(u"HK ST100'S @1'-4\" O.C.", 16.0),
(u'#3 E.L. @ 4\'-0" O.C.', 48.0),
(u'#4 REBAR @ 48" O.C.', 48.0),
(u'(2) #4 E.L. @ 1½" O.C.', 1.5),
(u'(2) #4 E.L. @ 1 1/2" O.C.', 1.5),
(u'30 SPACES @ 7½" O.C.', 7.5)]
for text, inches in cases:
req = TP.parse_summary_line(text)
assert req is not None and req['kind'] == 'spacing', text
assert req['spacing_in'] == inches, text
def test_a_symbolic_spacing_is_recognised_and_never_valued():
"""`@ "S" O.C.` is a COLUMN OF A TABLE on the sheet -- 7 occurrences over
5 distinct call-outs in the corpus. A reader that scanned for the first
digits would answer it from the plate size to the left of the `@`."""
req = TP.parse_summary_line(u'PLATE 3/8"x4" x 0\'-4" (P410) @ "S" O.C.')
assert req['kind'] == 'spacing'
assert req['spacing_in'] is None
assert 'table' in req['spacing_unread_because']
def test_a_blank_spacing_is_recognised_and_never_valued():
"""The sheet carries a literal `__`. The design has stated the SHAPE of
the requirement and not its value, and those are different."""
req = TP.parse_summary_line(u'#4 REBAR U-BEND @ __ O.C.')
assert req['kind'] == 'spacing'
assert req['spacing_in'] is None
assert 'blank' in req['spacing_unread_because']
def test_an_unvalued_spacing_is_called_out_in_the_inventory():
"""It must not hide inside a count of lines the tool "read"."""
placed, _ = TP.classify_summary_lines(
[u'PLATE (P410) @ "S" O.C.', u'#4 @ 12" O.C.'])
said = TP.summary_requirement_inventory(placed)
assert 'carry no numeric spacing' in said
assert 'P410' in said
# --------------------------------------------- placement, conditional, label
def test_cl_is_a_placement_and_the_wythe_is_its_zone():
"""`CL #3 BARS@ TOP WYTHE` is a bar size, a placement (centred) and a
wythe -- QNA/proposed-checks-2026-08-31.md P12. The `@` here carries the
zone and not a spacing, which is why the spacing production must not
match a line with no `O.C.` on it."""
req = TP.parse_summary_line(u'CL #3 BARS@ TOP WYTHE')
assert req['kind'] == 'placement'
assert req['placement'] == 'centred'
assert req['items'] == ['#3 BARS']
assert req['zone'] == 'TOP WYTHE'
def test_a_placement_naming_two_things_keeps_both():
req = TP.parse_summary_line(u'CL STRANDS & #7 BARS')
assert req['items'] == ['STRANDS', '#7 BARS']
assert req['zone'] is None
def test_a_conditional_wraps_the_requirement_it_qualifies():
"""The tool STATES this and does not evaluate it. What it must not do is
lose the requirement inside the condition."""
req = TP.parse_summary_line(u'CL #7 BARS NEEDED WHEN THERE ARE OPENINGS')
assert req['kind'] == 'conditional'
assert req['condition'] == 'THERE ARE OPENINGS'
assert req['requirement']['kind'] == 'placement'
assert req['requirement']['items'] == ['#7 BARS']
def test_the_conditionals_are_printed_and_marked_as_unevaluated():
placed, _ = TP.classify_summary_lines(LIVE_SUMMARY)
said = TP.summary_requirement_inventory(placed)
assert 'does not evaluate' in said
assert 'NEEDED WHEN THERE ARE OPENINGS' in said
def test_a_deferral_is_not_a_label_and_stays_unplaced():
"""`REINFORCING PER DESIGN` is three capitalised words with no digits --
exactly the shape of a heading -- and it is a DEFERRAL. Filing it as a
label would be the tool claiming to have understood a line that says the
answer is somewhere else."""
assert TP.parse_summary_line(u'REINFORCING PER DESIGN') is None
placed, unplaced = TP.classify_summary_lines(
[u'STRAND PATTERN', u'REINFORCING PER DESIGN'])
assert [p['kind'] for p in placed] == ['label']
assert unplaced == [u'REINFORCING PER DESIGN']
def test_an_unplaceable_line_comes_back_verbatim_and_in_its_own_shape():
"""8.1 prints it and a reader has to be able to find it on the sheet, so
a `{text, reason}` entry must come back as that entry and not as a
string this function invented."""
entry = {'text': u'SOMETHING NOBODY HAS TAUGHT THIS 42', 'reason': u'why'}
placed, unplaced = TP.classify_summary_lines([entry])
assert placed == []
assert unplaced == [entry]
assert unplaced[0] is entry
# ----------------------------------------------- 5.9: the design side, joined
def _plant():
"""A plant that declares connectors the way the real one does: part
numbers of its own, and an alias onto a published product."""
return {
'connectors': {
'marks': {'group_1': ['R80', 'R81', 'R82'],
'group_2': ['R87']},
'catalogue_alias': {'R80': 'HK Composites (ST50)',
'R82': 'HK Composites (ST100)',
'R81': None, 'R87': None},
},
'tolerances': {'connector_spacing_in': 0.5},
}
def test_the_summary_line_joins_to_the_plants_connector_through_its_code():
"""The whole point of the exercise: the design says `HK ST100'S`, the
plant says `R82 = HK Composites (ST100)`, and ST100 is what joins them.
Nothing in the code knows what an ST100 is."""
placed, _ = TP.classify_summary_lines(LIVE_SUMMARY)
req, why = K.connector_spacing_requirement(_plant(), placed)
assert req['spacing_in'] == 16.0
assert 'ST100' in why and 'R82' in why
def test_the_join_is_exact_so_one_product_never_answers_for_another():
"""`ST50` and `ST100` are both 'HK Composites' and they are not the same
part. A substring join would let either answer for the other, which is
the `connector_product` lesson one join along."""
placed, _ = TP.classify_summary_lines([u"HK ST50'S @2'-0\" O.C."])
req, why = K.connector_spacing_requirement(_plant(), placed)
assert req['spacing_in'] == 24.0
assert 'ST50' in why and 'R80' in why
assert 'R82' not in why
def test_a_spacing_that_is_not_about_a_connector_is_refused_by_name():
"""A bar's pitch read as a connector's would be a confident wrong
answer, and 5.9 FAILS on a shortfall."""
placed, _ = TP.classify_summary_lines([u'#3S @ 18" O.C.'])
req, why = K.connector_spacing_requirement(_plant(), placed)
assert req is None
assert 'none of them names a part number' in why
assert '#3S @ 18" O.C.' in why
def test_a_connector_line_with_no_number_stands_the_row_down_saying_so():
"""The one case a reader must not mistake for agreement: the
requirement is real, it is about a connector, and it has no value."""
placed, _ = TP.classify_summary_lines([u'HK ST100 PINS @ "S" O.C.'])
req, why = K.connector_spacing_requirement(_plant(), placed)
assert req is None
assert 'ST100' in why
assert 'no number to hold this piece to' in why
def test_a_design_that_states_nothing_says_that_and_not_something_else():
req, why = K.connector_spacing_requirement(_plant(), [])
assert req is None
assert 'no line this tool could read as a requirement' in why
def test_a_plant_that_declares_no_connector_cannot_recognise_one():
placed, _ = TP.classify_summary_lines(LIVE_SUMMARY)
req, why = K.connector_spacing_requirement({}, placed)
assert req is None
assert 'no layer declares a connector part number' in why
def test_the_tolerance_is_a_key_with_its_provenance_in_the_sentence():
"""It was a `+ 0.5` literal inside the comparison. A tolerance that
cannot be named cannot be argued with, and one that cannot be resolved
must stop the comparison rather than fall back on a constant."""
value, why = K.connector_spacing_tolerance(_plant())
assert value == 0.5
assert 'tolerances.connector_spacing_in' in why
value, why = K.connector_spacing_tolerance({'tolerances': {}})
assert value is None
assert 'tolerances.connector_spacing_in is unset' in why
def test_the_measured_piece_passes_end_to_end():
"""THE CALIBRATION, and it is the reason the comparison is against the
WIDEST gap. Measured 2026-08-31 on one insulated piece: 16.0 in across
the field -- which IS the summary's 1'-4" -- with 9.5 and 6.5 in pairs
at the ends. End densification is normal and must never be flagged."""
placed, _ = TP.classify_summary_lines(LIVE_SUMMARY)
know = _plant()
req, why = K.connector_spacing_requirement(know, placed)
tolerance, tolerance_why = K.connector_spacing_tolerance(know)
severity, message = TP.connectors_sufficient_status(
115, None, spacing_in=[9.5, 16.0, 16.0, 16.0, 6.5],
required_spacing_in=req['spacing_in'], requirement_note=why,
tolerance_in=tolerance, tolerance_why=tolerance_why)
assert severity == 'OK'
assert '16.0' in message
assert 'ST100' in message
assert 'tolerances.connector_spacing_in' in message
# ------------------------------------------------- 8.1's two clean answers
def _spec(lines):
return {'unresolved': [{'text': t, 'reason': 'r'} for t in lines]}
def _checks():
"""`ticketchecks` needs the inert Revit stub; borrow it and put it back.
`sys.modules` is process-wide and `test_reinforceoffline.py` asserts that
no `Autodesk*` module is loaded, so leaving it behind would make this
file tell that test a lie.
"""
import types
added = []
if 'Autodesk.Revit.DB' not in sys.modules:
autodesk = types.ModuleType('Autodesk')
revit = types.ModuleType('Autodesk.Revit')
db = types.ModuleType('Autodesk.Revit.DB')
for name in ('FilteredElementCollector', 'AssemblyInstance', 'View',
'ViewSheet', 'ViewType', 'BuiltInCategory', 'Element',
'StorageType', 'ElementId', 'XYZ', 'Transform',
'Options', 'Solid', 'BoundingBoxXYZ'):
setattr(db, name, type(str(name), (object,), {}))
autodesk.Revit = revit
revit.DB = db
sys.modules['Autodesk'] = autodesk
sys.modules['Autodesk.Revit'] = revit
sys.modules['Autodesk.Revit.DB'] = db
added = ['Autodesk.Revit.DB', 'Autodesk.Revit', 'Autodesk']
try:
from vibe import ticketchecks
return ticketchecks
finally:
for name in added:
sys.modules.pop(name, None)
def test_81_tells_its_two_clean_answers_apart():
""""the extractor placed every line" and "the extractor could not place
seven and this vocabulary recognised all seven" are different claims,
and the second is a reading. The reader is entitled to know which one he
is looking at."""
TC = _checks()
strong = TC.check_spec_unresolved({}, {}, {}, _spec([]))[0]
assert strong.severity == 'OK'
assert 'was interpreted' in strong.message
weaker = TC.check_spec_unresolved({}, {}, {}, _spec(LIVE_SUMMARY))[0]
assert weaker.severity == 'OK'
assert 'the summary vocabulary categorised those' in weaker.message
assert '7 line(s) categorised' in weaker.message
def test_81_still_warns_and_still_enumerates_what_it_could_not_place():
"""The row's job is unparsed lines and it must never learn to shrug."""
TC = _checks()
found = TC.check_spec_unresolved(
{}, {}, {}, _spec([u'STRAND PATTERN', u'REINFORCING PER DESIGN',
u'SOMETHING ELSE ENTIRELY 42']))[0]
assert found.severity == 'WARN'
assert found.message.startswith('2 line(s)')
assert 'REINFORCING PER DESIGN' in found.message
assert 'SOMETHING ELSE ENTIRELY 42' in found.message
# and what it DID place is still visible on the same row
assert 'group label' in found.message
def test_81_leaves_the_specs_verbatim_record_alone():
"""`spec['unresolved']` is the EXTRACTOR's account of what its own rules
could not place. A later reader's opinion written back over it would
stop it being evidence."""
TC = _checks()
spec = _spec(LIVE_SUMMARY)
before = [dict(entry) for entry in spec['unresolved']]
TC.check_spec_unresolved({}, {}, {}, spec)
assert spec['unresolved'] == before
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""`tools/sweep_in_revit.py` obeys the DECLARED scope, and says what it left.
WHY THIS FILE IS SHAPED LIKE THIS
----------------------------------
The sweep script cannot be imported. It is written to be sent to a live Revit
by `rvt.py exec`, so it imports the Revit API at module scope and its last
line is `result = run(doc)` against a `doc` the bridge injects. Importing it
here would fail twice over.
So the source is read, cut at that last line, and the rest executed against
stubs for the three modules that genuinely need Revit -- `Autodesk.Revit.DB`,
`vibe.designspec` and `vibe.ticketqc`. `vibe.scope` is the REAL module: the
whole point is to prove that the declaration in the job file, and nothing
else, decides what this sweep measures.
What is still not covered: `measure()` and `run()`, which need a document.
Every mark below is a placeholder -- `PNL` for the pieces in scope, `PNLA`
for the near miss, `XX` for somebody else's. A real prefix is job
information and belongs in the job knowledge file, never here.
"""
import json
import re
import sys
import types
import pytest
from pathlib import Path
REPO = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]
SWEEP = REPO / 'tools' / 'sweep_in_revit.py'
SENTINEL = 'result = run(doc)'
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the harness
class FakeAssembly(object):
def __init__(self, name, eid):
self.Name = name
self._eid = eid
def _install(monkeypatch, assemblies_by_design):
"""Stub only what truly needs Revit, and put it back afterwards."""
revit_db = types.ModuleType('Autodesk.Revit.DB')
revit_db.ElementId = lambda value: value
revit = types.ModuleType('Autodesk.Revit')
revit.DB = revit_db
autodesk = types.ModuleType('Autodesk')
autodesk.Revit = revit
monkeypatch.setitem(sys.modules, 'Autodesk', autodesk)
monkeypatch.setitem(sys.modules, 'Autodesk.Revit', revit)
monkeypatch.setitem(sys.modules, 'Autodesk.Revit.DB', revit_db)
designspec = types.ModuleType('vibe.designspec')
designspec.sub_dir = lambda doc, name: str(doc)
ticketqc = types.ModuleType('vibe.ticketqc')
ticketqc.assemblies_by_design = lambda doc, know: assemblies_by_design
ticketqc.eid = lambda asm: asm._eid
ticketqc.collect_context = lambda doc: ({}, {})
vibe = sys.modules['vibe']
for name, module in (('designspec', designspec), ('ticketqc', ticketqc)):
monkeypatch.setitem(sys.modules, 'vibe.' + name, module)
monkeypatch.setattr(vibe, name, module, raising=False)
source = SWEEP.read_text(encoding='utf-8')
assert SENTINEL in source, 'the sweep no longer ends the way this reads it'
namespace = {'__name__': 'sweep_in_revit_under_test'}
exec(compile(source.split(SENTINEL)[0], str(SWEEP), 'exec'), namespace)
return namespace
@pytest.fixture
def sweep(monkeypatch):
def build(assemblies_by_design):
return _install(monkeypatch, assemblies_by_design)
return build
def _pieces():
return {'PNL1': [FakeAssembly('PNL101', 11), FakeAssembly('PNL102', 12)],
'PNLA1': [FakeAssembly('PNLA101', 21)],
'XX1': [FakeAssembly('XX101', 31), FakeAssembly('XX102', 32)]}
def _run_enumerate(sweep, know, tmp_path):
module = sweep(_pieces())
todo_path = str(tmp_path / 'todo.json')
scope_path = str(tmp_path / 'scope.json')
todo, info = module['enumerate_pieces'](object(), know, todo_path,
scope_path)
return module, todo, info, json.loads((tmp_path / 'scope.json')
.read_text(encoding='utf-8'))
# -------------------------------------------------- the declaration governs
def test_the_declaration_decides_what_is_measured(sweep, tmp_path):
_m, todo, _info, _saved = _run_enumerate(
sweep, {'scope': {'mark_prefixes': ['PNL']}}, tmp_path)
assert sorted(r['mark'] for r in todo) == ['PNL101', 'PNL102']
def test_changing_the_declaration_changes_the_sweep(sweep, tmp_path):
"""The hole this closes. The old code filtered on a literal, so editing
the job file moved nothing -- the declaration was decoration here while
every other consumer honoured it."""
_m, todo, _i, _s = _run_enumerate(
sweep, {'scope': {'mark_prefixes': ['XX']}}, tmp_path)
assert sorted(r['mark'] for r in todo) == ['XX101', 'XX102']
def test_no_declaration_sweeps_everything(sweep, tmp_path):
"""An undeclared scope is not an empty scope -- and a sweep that
measured nothing at all would look like a model with nothing in it."""
_m, todo, info, _s = _run_enumerate(sweep, {}, tmp_path)
assert len(todo) == 5
assert info['declared'] is False
assert 'No scope is declared' in info['line']
def test_a_mark_with_no_readable_prefix_is_swept_not_dropped(sweep, tmp_path):
module = sweep({'D1': [FakeAssembly('12345', 41)]})
todo, info = module['enumerate_pieces'](
object(), {'scope': {'mark_prefixes': ['PNL']}},
str(tmp_path / 'todo.json'), str(tmp_path / 'scope.json'))
assert [r['mark'] for r in todo] == ['12345']
assert 'no readable mark prefix' in info['line']
# ---------------------------------------------- and it says what it skipped
def test_what_was_left_alone_is_counted_named_and_written_beside_the_jobs(
sweep, tmp_path):
_m, _todo, info, saved = _run_enumerate(
sweep, {'scope': {'mark_prefixes': ['PNL']}}, tmp_path)
assert info['left_alone_count'] == 3
assert info['assemblies_seen'] == 5
assert sorted(info['left_alone']) == [('PNLA', 1), ('XX', 2)]
assert 'NOT JUDGED, OUT OF SCOPE' in info['line']
assert saved['line'] == info['line'] # the file, not just the return
# Named by kind on disk too, where a tuple has become a JSON list.
assert sorted(saved['left_alone']) == [['PNLA', 1], ['XX', 2]]
def test_the_near_miss_reaches_the_sweep_output(sweep, tmp_path):
_m, _todo, info, _saved = _run_enumerate(
sweep, {'scope': {'mark_prefixes': ['PNL']}}, tmp_path)
assert 'PNLA' in info['near_miss']
assert 'NEAR MISS' in info['headline']
def test_the_headline_fronts_every_return_value_because_the_caller_truncates(
sweep, tmp_path):
"""`tools/sweep.py` prints `str(out)[:200]`. The scope has to be in
those 200 characters or nobody reads it."""
module, _todo, info, _saved = _run_enumerate(
sweep, {'scope': {'mark_prefixes': ['PNL']}}, tmp_path)
headline = module['_scope_headline'](info)
assert headline.startswith('NOT JUDGED, OUT OF SCOPE')
assert len(headline) < 200
def test_a_sweep_folder_with_no_scope_file_says_so_rather_than_assuming(
sweep, tmp_path):
"""An older folder was enumerated by the literal. What it left out is
genuinely unknown, and inventing a reassuring line would be the silent
exclusion this whole mechanism refuses."""
module = sweep({})
said = module['_scope_headline'](None)
assert 'NOT RECORDED' in said
assert 're-run' in said
# --------------------------------------------------------- no job literals
def test_the_sweep_carries_no_hardcoded_mark_prefix():
"""The other half of the hole: a job's naming baked into a repository
that must not carry one. Catches `startswith('AB')` and its family."""
source = SWEEP.read_text(encoding='utf-8')
body = source.split('"""', 2)[-1] # past the module docstring
assert re.search(r"""startswith\(\s*['"][A-Za-z]""", body) is None
assert 'vibe import scope' in source or 'from vibe import' in source
assert 'scopelib.of(know)' in source
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""`tools/sweep.py` refuses job files measured from a different model.
THE INCIDENT, 2026-09-01
------------------------
A whole sweep -- 184 job files -- carried `source.model` naming one model,
while the document open in Revit was a detached copy that had since DIVERGED
from it: a notch measured 3.5 in in one and 2.5 in in the other. Nothing
looked wrong. Every report rendered, every weight reconciled, and it
reconciled because a job file is the complete input to the check: the numbers
agree with the file they came from whether or not that file is about the piece
in front of you. The two were told apart by hand, and the field that would
have answered it in one line was sitting in every job file unread.
So the guard is a REFUSAL with both model names in it, not a warning line, and
"could not ask Revit" is a third answer that is printed and never mistaken for
agreement.
`tools/sweep.py` is plain host CPython -- it drives Revit through `rvt.py` as
a subprocess and imports nothing from the API -- so unlike `sweep_in_revit.py`
it can simply be loaded by path and called.
"""
import importlib.util
import sys
import pytest
from pathlib import Path
REPO = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2]
SWEEP_PY = REPO / 'tools' / 'sweep.py'
def _load():
spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location('_sweep_under_test',
str(SWEEP_PY))
module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec)
sys.modules[spec.name] = module
spec.loader.exec_module(module)
return module
sweep = _load()
def job(model, mark='PNL101'):
return (mark, {'panel': {'mark': mark},
'source': ({} if model is None else {'model': model})})
# ----------------------------------------------------------- the comparison
@pytest.mark.parametrize('name,stem', [
('sample_job.rvt', 'sample_job'),
('sample_job', 'sample_job'),
('SAMPLE_JOB.RVT', 'sample_job'),
(r'C:\models\sample_job.rvt', 'sample_job'),
(' sample_job.rvt ', 'sample_job'),
])
def test_the_extension_and_the_path_are_not_part_of_the_name(name, stem):
"""`source.model` is a basename with `.rvt` on it and `doc.Title` is not,
so a literal comparison would call every job file a mismatch."""
assert sweep.model_stem(name) == stem
@pytest.mark.parametrize('empty', [None, '', ' ', '.rvt'])
def test_a_nameless_model_is_none_and_never_a_match(empty):
assert sweep.model_stem(empty) is None
# ------------------------------------------------------------- the mismatch
def test_a_job_from_another_model_is_a_mismatch():
mismatched, unstamped, reason = sweep.check_source_model(
[job('sample_job.rvt')], 'sample_job_detached')
assert reason is None and unstamped == []
assert mismatched == [('PNL101', 'sample_job.rvt')]
def test_the_same_model_is_not_a_mismatch():
mismatched, unstamped, reason = sweep.check_source_model(
[job('sample_job.rvt')], 'sample_job')
assert (mismatched, unstamped, reason) == ([], [], None)
def test_the_refusal_names_both_models():
"""The one thing the message must do. A refusal that says 'wrong model'
without saying which two leaves the reader exactly where they were."""
mismatched, _unstamped, _reason = sweep.check_source_model(
[job('sample_job.rvt'), job('sample_job.rvt', 'PNL102')],
'sample_job_detached')
message = sweep.model_refusal(mismatched, 'sample_job_detached', 2)
assert 'sample_job.rvt' in message
assert 'sample_job_detached' in message
assert '2 of 2' in message
assert 'PNL101' in message
assert 'Nothing was checked' in message
assert '--any-model' in message
def test_a_job_with_no_source_model_is_unjudged_not_cleared():
""""Written before the field existed" is not "measured from this model".
It comes back in its own list so the caller can say so."""
mismatched, unstamped, reason = sweep.check_source_model(
[job(None)], 'sample_job')
assert mismatched == [] and reason is None
assert unstamped == ['PNL101']
def test_no_open_document_is_could_not_judge_and_says_why():
"""The empty `mismatched` here means DID NOT ASK. Reading it as agreement
is the whole failure this guard exists for, one level up."""
mismatched, unstamped, reason = sweep.check_source_model(
[job('sample_job.rvt')], None)
assert mismatched == []
assert unstamped == ['PNL101']
assert reason and 'no open document' in reason
# ------------------------------------------------ the refusal actually fires
class _Recorder(object):
"""A sweep folder on disk is a lot of scaffolding for one question, so
`check()` is exercised against a jobs dir and stopped before it ever
reaches panellift -- the refusal is meant to happen first."""
def __init__(self):
self.ran = 0
def _sweep_folder(tmp_path, model):
jobs = tmp_path / 'jobs'
jobs.mkdir()
(tmp_path / 'meta').mkdir()
(jobs / 'PNL101.job.json').write_text(
'{"panel": {"mark": "PNL101"}, "source": {"model": "%s"}}' % model,
encoding='utf-8')
(tmp_path / 'meta' / 'PNL101.json').write_text(
'{"mark": "PNL101", "status": "exported"}', encoding='utf-8')
return tmp_path
def test_check_refuses_before_it_computes_anything(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
root = _sweep_folder(tmp_path, 'sample_job.rvt')
seen = _Recorder()
def explode(*args, **kwargs):
seen.ran += 1
raise AssertionError('panellift must not run on a mismatched sweep')
monkeypatch.setattr(sweep.subprocess, 'run', explode)
with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
sweep.check(str(root), 'sample_job_detached')
assert 'sample_job.rvt' in str(excinfo.value)
assert 'sample_job_detached' in str(excinfo.value)
assert seen.ran == 0
def test_any_model_proceeds_and_carries_the_caveat_into_the_report(tmp_path,
monkeypatch):
"""The override is not a way to make the sentence go away: it goes to the
top of problems.txt, where `render` puts it."""
root = _sweep_folder(tmp_path, 'sample_job.rvt')
class _Result(object):
stdout = '{"verdict": "OK", "stages": []}'
stderr = ''
monkeypatch.setattr(sweep.subprocess, 'run',
lambda *a, **k: _Result())
rows, notes = sweep.check(str(root), 'sample_job_detached',
any_model=True)
assert len(rows) == 1
assert any('--any-model' in note for note in notes)
assert notes[0].startswith('!!')
assert notes[0] in sweep.render(rows, [], notes)
def test_an_unreachable_revit_says_the_model_was_not_verified(tmp_path,
monkeypatch):
"""It does not refuse -- there is nothing to refuse against -- and it does
not stay quiet either."""
root = _sweep_folder(tmp_path, 'sample_job.rvt')
class _Result(object):
stdout = '{"verdict": "OK", "stages": []}'
stderr = ''
monkeypatch.setattr(sweep.subprocess, 'run',
lambda *a, **k: _Result())
_rows, notes = sweep.check(str(root), None)
assert any('NOT verified' in note for note in notes)
def test_a_matching_model_adds_no_caveat_at_all(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
"""The ordinary run is unchanged, down to the absence of a banner."""
root = _sweep_folder(tmp_path, 'sample_job.rvt')
class _Result(object):
stdout = '{"verdict": "OK", "stages": []}'
stderr = ''
monkeypatch.setattr(sweep.subprocess, 'run',
lambda *a, **k: _Result())
_rows, notes = sweep.check(str(root), 'sample_job')
assert notes == []
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The takeoff's Revit-free half: classification, both totals, and the refusals.
No Revit, no model, no index. Every fixture here is a synthetic index cache
in the shape `reinforcecore.piece_record` produces, with invented family
names -- the point of the split is that the counting rules can be wrong on
paper and caught here, before anybody opens a model.
The rules under test are the ones this project has already paid to learn:
a mark is not a piece, a nested family is counted twice, an attached bar is
not a separate order, and a family nobody could classify is a finding rather
than a silence.
"""
# pylint: disable=import-error,invalid-name
from vibe import takeoffcore as core
def piece(name, families, **extra):
record = {'name': name, 'families': families, 'features': [],
'error': None, 'design_number': extra.pop('design', None)}
record.update(extra)
return record
def cache(*records):
return {'schema': 3, 'built_at': 'once',
'pieces': dict((r['name'], r) for r in records)}
CFG = core.settings({})
# --------------------------------------------------------------- classifying
def test_a_bar_prefix_family_is_a_bar_and_keeps_its_mark():
assert core.classify('SR9001', CFG) == ('bar', 'SR9001', 'rule:bar_prefix')
def test_a_part_number_is_dug_out_of_a_longer_family_name():
klass, key, basis = core.classify('MAKER_EMBED_P70 with bar', CFG)
assert (klass, key, basis) == ('hardware', 'P70', 'rule:part_prefix')
def test_the_longer_prefix_wins_so_one_series_is_not_read_as_another():
"""SP70 must never come back as the P70 inside it."""
assert core.classify('SP70', CFG)[1] == 'SP70'
def test_a_bend_shape_family_is_reinforcing_with_no_mark():
"""A shape family carries a different bar mark on every piece.
It must not borrow a mark from its own name, and it must not be dropped:
the instances are real steel whose SKU this index cannot name.
"""
klass, key, basis = core.classify('99A_(SCHEDULED)', CFG)
assert klass == core.BAR_SHAPE
assert key == '99A_(SCHEDULED)'
assert basis == 'rule:shape_marker'
def test_a_shape_marker_beats_a_bar_prefix_in_the_family_name():
assert core.classify('SR9001_(SCHEDULED)', CFG)[0] == core.BAR_SHAPE
def test_an_unknown_family_is_unclassified_and_keeps_its_own_name():
assert core.classify('WIDGET_THING', CFG) == (
'unclassified', 'WIDGET_THING', 'none')
def test_a_declared_family_beats_every_pattern():
cfg = core.settings({'takeoff': {'family_class': {'SR9001': 'cast'}}})
assert core.classify('SR9001', cfg) == ('cast', 'SR9001', 'declared')
def test_not_ordered_is_a_substring_declaration():
cfg = core.settings({'takeoff': {'not_ordered': ['PANEL_HOST']}})
assert core.classify('PANEL_HOST_FLAT', cfg)[0] == core.NOT_ORDERED
def test_strand_and_mesh_come_from_the_existing_family_rules():
assert core.classify('X_STRAND', CFG, is_strand=lambda f: 'STRAND' in f)[0] \
== core.STRAND
assert core.classify('WWF_6X6', CFG, is_mesh=lambda f: f.startswith('WWF'))[0] \
== core.MESH
# ---------------------------------------------------- the control multiplier
def test_per_mark_and_per_job_are_both_reported_and_differ_by_the_multiplier():
out = core.build(cache(piece('A', {'P70': 4})), CFG,
multipliers={'A': (3, 'ticket_files')})
row = out['totals'][0]
assert row['per_mark_total'] == 4
assert row['per_job_total'] == 12
assert row['multiplier'] == 3.0
def test_a_mark_with_no_sourced_multiplier_is_one_and_is_named_an_undercount():
"""Counted once, and listed, because a multiplier nobody sourced is not 1."""
out = core.build(cache(piece('A', {'P70': 4})), CFG)
assert out['totals'][0]['per_job_total'] == 4
assert out['undercounted'] == ['A']
assert out['by_piece']['A']['multiplier_basis'] == 'assumed_one'
def test_counting_marks_instead_of_pieces_is_the_under_order_this_prevents():
"""Two marks, one of them three pieces: 4 per mark, 8 in the job."""
out = core.build(
cache(piece('A', {'P70': 2}), piece('B', {'P70': 2})), CFG,
multipliers={'A': (3, 'ticket_files'), 'B': (1, 'ticket_files')})
row = out['totals'][0]
assert (row['per_mark_total'], row['per_job_total']) == (4, 8)
assert out['pieces_on_the_floor'] == 4
# --------------------------------------------------------------- attached bars
def test_an_attached_bar_is_counted_and_kept_off_the_order_by_default():
out = core.build(cache(piece('A', {'SR9001': 6, 'P70': 2})), CFG,
attached={'SR9001': ['P70']})
order, ships, _other = core.order_rows(out['totals'],
out['order_attached_separately'])
assert [r['key'] for r in ships] == ['SR9001']
assert [r['key'] for r in order] == ['P70']
assert ships[0]['per_mark_total'] == 6 # counted, not dropped
assert ships[0]['attached_to'] == ['P70']
def test_the_switch_puts_attached_bars_back_on_the_order():
cfg = core.settings({'takeoff': {'order_attached_bars_separately': True}})
out = core.build(cache(piece('A', {'SR9001': 6})), cfg,
attached={'SR9001': ['P70']})
order, ships, _other = core.order_rows(out['totals'],
out['order_attached_separately'])
assert [r['key'] for r in order] == ['SR9001']
assert ships == []
def test_attached_parents_are_read_from_the_drawing_knowledge():
know = {'drawings': {'annotation_covered_by_parent': {'SR9001': ['P70']}}}
assert core.attached_parents(CFG, know) == {'SR9001': ['P70']}
def test_a_single_parent_written_as_a_scalar_still_reads():
know = {'drawings': {'annotation_covered_by_parent': {'SR9001': 'P70'}}}
assert core.attached_parents(CFG, know) == {'SR9001': ['P70']}
# ------------------------------------------------------ what it will not count
def test_an_unclassified_family_is_listed_by_name_never_bucketed():
out = core.build(cache(piece('A', {'WIDGET_THING': 5})), CFG,
multipliers={'A': (2, 'ticket_files')})
assert [r['family'] for r in out['unclassified']] == ['WIDGET_THING']
assert out['unclassified'][0]['per_job_total'] == 10
assert out['unclassified'][0]['examples'] == ['A']
def test_unclassified_is_never_orderable():
out = core.build(cache(piece('A', {'WIDGET_THING': 5})), CFG)
order, _ships, other = core.order_rows(out['totals'])
assert order == []
assert [r['class'] for r in other] == ['unclassified']
def test_a_piece_with_no_families_is_could_not_judge_not_an_empty_piece():
"""The distinction the whole index is built around, kept on this side."""
record = piece('A', {})
record['error'] = 'members unreadable'
record['features'] = None
out = core.build(cache(record), CFG)
assert out['unjudged'] == [{'piece': 'A', 'reason': 'members unreadable'}]
assert out['by_piece']['A']['judged'] is False
assert out['totals'] == []
def test_a_measured_piece_with_no_openings_is_still_counted():
"""features=None is about GEOMETRY. A takeoff does not need geometry."""
record = piece('A', {'P70': 2})
record['features'] = None
record['error'] = 'no concrete solid'
out = core.build(cache(record), CFG)
assert out['unjudged'] == []
assert out['totals'][0]['per_mark_total'] == 2
def test_coverage_names_the_marks_the_index_never_built():
out = core.build(cache(piece('A', {'P70': 1})), CFG,
population={'assemblies': 5})
assert out['coverage']['indexed_marks'] == 1
assert out['coverage']['marks_not_indexed'] == 4
assert out['coverage']['complete'] is False
def test_every_row_records_what_decided_it():
out = core.build(cache(piece('A', {'P70': 1, 'WIDGET': 1})), CFG)
assert out['bases'] == {'rule:part_prefix': 1, 'none': 1}
# -------------------------------------------------------------- nesting
def test_a_family_that_follows_another_count_for_count_is_flagged():
out = core.suspected_nesting({
'A': {'families': {'PARENT': 4, 'CHILD': 4}},
'B': {'families': {'PARENT': 8, 'CHILD': 8}},
'C': {'families': {'PARENT': 2, 'CHILD': 2}},
})
assert len(out) == 1
assert set([out[0]['child'], out[0]['parent']]) == set(['PARENT', 'CHILD'])
assert out[0]['direction'] == 'undecided'
assert out[0]['agreement'] == 1.0
def test_two_parts_that_are_one_each_are_not_evidence_of_anything():
"""The filter that took this list from forty rows of noise to three."""
assert core.suspected_nesting({
'A': {'families': {'ONE': 1, 'TWO': 1}},
'B': {'families': {'ONE': 1, 'TWO': 1}},
'C': {'families': {'ONE': 1, 'TWO': 1}},
}) == []
def test_a_pair_that_disagrees_on_one_mark_still_surfaces_with_its_agreement():
out = core.suspected_nesting({
'A': {'families': {'PARENT': 4, 'CHILD': 4}},
'B': {'families': {'PARENT': 8, 'CHILD': 8}},
'C': {'families': {'PARENT': 2, 'CHILD': 2}},
'D': {'families': {'PARENT': 2, 'CHILD': 1}},
'E': {'families': {'PARENT': 4, 'CHILD': 4}},
'F': {'families': {'PARENT': 8, 'CHILD': 8}},
'G': {'families': {'PARENT': 2, 'CHILD': 2}},
'H': {'families': {'PARENT': 4, 'CHILD': 4}},
'I': {'families': {'PARENT': 8, 'CHILD': 8}},
'J': {'families': {'PARENT': 2, 'CHILD': 2}},
})
pair = [r for r in out if r['child'] == 'CHILD' or r['parent'] == 'CHILD']
assert pair and pair[0]['agreement'] < 1.0
def test_nothing_is_ever_subtracted_on_a_suspicion():
"""The total is unchanged by the detector. It only prints."""
pieces = cache(piece('A', {'PARENT': 4, 'CHILD': 4}),
piece('B', {'PARENT': 8, 'CHILD': 8}),
piece('C', {'PARENT': 2, 'CHILD': 2}))
out = core.build(pieces, CFG)
total = dict((r['key'], r['per_mark_total']) for r in out['totals'])
assert total['CHILD'] == 14
assert out['nesting_suspects']
def test_a_declared_nesting_leaves_the_order_list():
cfg = core.settings({'takeoff': {'nested_in': {'CHILD': 'PARENT'}}})
out = core.build(cache(piece('A', {'CHILD': 4})), cfg)
assert out['totals'][0]['class'] == core.NESTED
order, _ships, other = core.order_rows(out['totals'])
assert order == []
assert other[0]['key'] == 'CHILD'
# ------------------------------------------- the index field that does not exist
def test_a_marks_counter_resolves_bend_shapes_into_real_bar_marks():
"""The one-field index change, exercised before the index has it.
With `marks` on the record the shape families drop out and named bar
marks take their place. Nothing else about the takeoff changes, which is
the whole reason it was written this way.
"""
record = piece('A', {'99A_(SCHEDULED)': 12, 'P70': 2})
record['marks'] = {'SR9001': 8, 'SR9002': 4, 'P70': 2}
out = core.build(cache(record), CFG)
got = dict(((r['class'], r['key']), r['per_mark_total'])
for r in out['totals'])
assert got[('bar', 'SR9001')] == 8
assert got[('bar', 'SR9002')] == 4
assert got[('hardware', 'P70')] == 2 # counted once, not twice
assert ('bar_shape', '99A_(SCHEDULED)') not in got
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The control-number multiplier: where it comes from and what it refuses to say.
This is the one number that decides whether the takeoff is right, so the
tests are about its FAILURE modes rather than its arithmetic. A source that
returns a confident 1 for a mark it knows nothing about is the bug this
module exists to make impossible.
Filenames here are invented. The shape they exercise -- job, control number,
mark -- is the plant's export convention, not a job's data.
"""
# pylint: disable=import-error,invalid-name
from vibe import takeoffcount as count
# ---------------------------------------------------------- ticket filenames
def test_a_ticket_filename_yields_its_mark_and_its_control_number():
assert count.parse_ticket_name('11111-20001_PNL101.pdf') == \
('PNL101', '20001')
def test_a_control_number_with_no_digit_in_it_is_not_a_control_number():
"""The export folder also holds the detail sheets, and their names take
the identical three-part shape. Twelve of them were being counted as
marks until `join_quality` said so."""
assert count.parse_ticket_name('11111-SHEET_X4-1.pdf') == (None, None)
assert count.from_ticket_files(['11111-SHEET_X4-1.pdf']) == {}
assert count.unparsed_ticket_files(
['11111-SHEET_X4-1.pdf', '11111-20001_PNL101.pdf']) == \
['11111-SHEET_X4-1.pdf']
def test_a_lettered_control_number_is_still_a_control_number():
assert count.parse_ticket_name('11111-A20001_PNL101.pdf') == \
('PNL101', 'A20001')
def test_a_file_named_by_mark_alone_is_ignored_not_counted_as_one_piece():
"""The older export was named by mark. One file per mark is exactly how
one piece per mark came to be believed, so it must contribute nothing."""
assert count.parse_ticket_name('PNL101.pdf') == (None, None)
assert count.from_ticket_files(['PNL101.pdf']) == {}
def test_a_revision_is_a_reissued_ticket_not_a_second_piece():
assert count.from_ticket_files([
'11111-20001_PNL101.pdf',
'11111-20001_PNL101_R1.pdf',
]) == {'PNL101': (1, 'ticket_files')}
def test_several_control_numbers_on_one_mark_are_several_pieces():
got = count.from_ticket_files([
'11111-20001_PNL101.pdf',
'11111-20003_PNL101.pdf',
'11111-20005_PNL101.pdf',
'11111-20007_PNL102.pdf',
])
assert got == {'PNL101': (3, 'ticket_files'), 'PNL102': (1, 'ticket_files')}
# ------------------------------------------------------- the other two sources
def test_duplicate_assembly_names_are_a_multiplier():
assert count.from_assembly_names(
['PNL101', 'PNL101', 'PNL102']) == {'PNL101': (2, 'assembly_instances')}
def test_a_name_that_appears_once_is_absence_of_evidence_not_a_count_of_one():
"""The bug this caught, kept as a test so it cannot come back.
Measured through the bridge on a real job: 755 assemblies, 755 distinct
names, zero duplicates. An earlier version returned 1 for each, every
mark got a confident basis, and every per-job figure silently equalled
its per-mark figure -- a whole-job undercount that looked sourced.
"""
assert count.from_assembly_names(['A', 'B', 'C']) == {}
def test_control_numbers_off_the_model_elements_are_the_real_source():
got, unreadable = count.from_piece_records([
{'id': 1, 'mark': 'PNL101', 'control': '20001'},
{'id': 2, 'mark': 'PNL101', 'control': '20003'},
{'id': 3, 'mark': 'PNL102', 'control': '20005'},
])
assert got == {'PNL101': (2, 'control_numbers'),
'PNL102': (1, 'control_numbers')}
assert unreadable == []
def test_a_control_number_on_several_elements_is_still_one_piece():
"""2480 control-numbered elements resolved to 1776 pieces on this job.
The difference is exactly this sharing, and counting elements would
over-order by it."""
got, _bad = count.from_piece_records([
{'id': 1, 'mark': 'PNL101', 'control': '20001'},
{'id': 2, 'mark': 'PNL101', 'control': '20001'},
])
assert got == {'PNL101': (1, 'control_numbers')}
def test_a_printed_range_is_expanded_by_the_one_shared_expander():
"""`50120-50123` is four pieces. The expansion is jobrecon's, not a
second copy of it living here."""
got, _bad = count.from_piece_records(
[{'id': 1, 'mark': 'PNL101', 'control': '50120-50123'}])
assert got == {'PNL101': (4, 'control_numbers')}
def test_an_element_with_a_control_number_and_no_mark_is_named_not_dropped():
got, unreadable = count.from_piece_records(
[{'id': 7, 'mark': '', 'control': '20001'}])
assert got == {}
assert unreadable[0]['id'] == 7
assert 'no mark' in unreadable[0]['why']
def test_an_unreadable_control_field_is_returned_rather_than_swallowed():
got, unreadable = count.from_piece_records(
[{'id': 9, 'mark': 'PNL101', 'control': 'PL 1/4" X 28"'}])
assert got == {}
assert unreadable and unreadable[0]['id'] == 9
def test_a_mark_with_no_readable_control_numbers_is_left_out_entirely():
"""Not zero, and not one: absent, so the next source gets a turn."""
assert count.from_control_numbers({'PNL101': [], 'PNL102': ['20001']}) == {
'PNL102': (1, 'control_numbers')}
def test_control_numbers_are_counted_distinct():
assert count.from_control_numbers(
{'PNL101': ['20001', '20001', '20003']})['PNL101'][0] == 2
# ----------------------------------------------------------------- precedence
def test_the_model_control_numbers_outrank_every_other_source():
merged = count.merge(
{'PNL101': (3, 'control_numbers')},
{'PNL101': (1, 'ticket_files')},
{'PNL101': (9, 'assembly_instances')})
assert merged['PNL101'] == (3, 'control_numbers')
def test_assembly_instances_is_ranked_last_of_the_three():
assert count.ORDER[-1] == 'assembly_instances'
merged = count.merge({'PNL101': (9, 'assembly_instances')},
{'PNL101': (2, 'ticket_files')})
assert merged['PNL101'] == (2, 'ticket_files')
def test_a_worse_source_still_covers_a_mark_the_better_one_missed():
merged = count.merge({'PNL101': (3, 'control_numbers')},
{'PNL102': (2, 'ticket_files')})
assert merged['PNL102'] == (2, 'ticket_files')
def test_the_sources_are_compared_because_nothing_else_can_check_them():
got = count.disagreements({'PNL101': (2, 'control_numbers')},
{'PNL101': (3, 'ticket_files')})
assert got == [{'mark': 'PNL101',
'left': 2, 'left_basis': 'control_numbers',
'right': 3, 'right_basis': 'ticket_files'}]
def test_agreement_is_silent():
assert count.disagreements({'PNL101': (3, 'control_numbers')},
{'PNL101': (3, 'ticket_files')}) == []
# ------------------------------------------- what one exported ticket covers
#
# `nomenclature.ticket_unit` decides whether a folder of exported tickets is
# a count of PIECES or a count of DRAWINGS, and the same folder reads to two
# different numbers under the two answers. The tests below are the pin: for
# the declared value the numbers must be exactly what they were when the
# ranking was a constant, and every other state must be a visible refusal
# rather than a quiet fallback to it.
# One fixture, exercised by every case, built so that all three sources have
# something to say and each of them is the ONLY source for at least one mark.
# A mark that only the tickets cover is the whole question: it is the mark
# that changes value if the ticket unit is guessed.
CONTROL = {'PNL101': (3, 'control_numbers'), 'PNL102': (1, 'control_numbers')}
TICKETS = {'PNL101': (2, 'ticket_files'), 'PNL103': (4, 'ticket_files')}
ASSEMBLIES = {'PNL101': (9, 'assembly_instances'),
'PNL104': (2, 'assembly_instances')}
SOURCES = {'control_numbers': CONTROL, 'ticket_files': TICKETS,
'assembly_instances': ASSEMBLIES}
# What the ranking produced when it was hardcoded. Written down rather than
# recomputed, because a pin that recomputes both sides pins nothing.
AS_IT_ALWAYS_WAS = {
'PNL101': (3, 'control_numbers'),
'PNL102': (1, 'control_numbers'),
'PNL103': (4, 'ticket_files'),
'PNL104': (2, 'assembly_instances'),
}
def test_one_ticket_per_control_number_ranks_all_three_sources():
plan = count.counting_plan('control_number', SOURCES)
assert plan['order'] == count.ORDER
assert plan['withdrawn'] == ()
assert plan['refusal'] is None
assert 'one ticket per control number' in plan['reason']
def test_the_declared_unit_does_not_move_a_single_count():
"""The pin. Wiring the key changed the SHAPE and must not change a number
on a job that declares the value the ranking used to assume."""
plan = count.counting_plan('control_number', SOURCES)
merged = count.merge(CONTROL, TICKETS, ASSEMBLIES, order=plan['order'])
assert merged == AS_IT_ALWAYS_WAS
assert count.summarise(merged)['pieces'] == 10
def test_merge_with_no_order_is_still_the_full_ranking():
"""Every caller that has not asked the question gets what it always got."""
assert count.merge(CONTROL, TICKETS, ASSEMBLIES) == AS_IT_ALWAYS_WAS
def test_one_ticket_per_mark_withdraws_the_exported_tickets():
"""A ticket covering a whole mark carries ONE control number in its
filename and several pieces on its face. Counting the filename would
return a confident 1 for a mark that is really seven."""
plan = count.counting_plan('piece_mark', SOURCES)
assert plan['withdrawn'] == ('ticket_files',)
assert plan['refusal'] is None # somebody declared it
merged = count.merge(CONTROL, TICKETS, ASSEMBLIES, order=plan['order'])
assert 'PNL103' not in merged # the tickets' own mark is gone
assert merged['PNL101'] == (3, 'control_numbers')
def test_an_undeclared_ticket_unit_refuses_rather_than_assuming_one():
"""The judgement call, pinned. Falling back to `control_number` would
under-count a job ticketed the other way, and it would do it wearing a
source's name instead of `assumed_one`."""
plan = count.counting_plan(None, SOURCES)
assert plan['declared'] is False
assert plan['withdrawn'] == ('ticket_files',)
assert plan['refusal']
assert 'nomenclature.ticket_unit' in plan['refusal']
assert 'control_number' in plan['refusal'] # names both accepted values
assert 'piece_mark' in plan['refusal']
def test_an_unrecognised_value_is_a_refusal_not_a_fallback():
"""A key set to something nobody implemented is an intention, misspelt.
Reading it as the default does the opposite of what was asked."""
plan = count.counting_plan('one per truck', SOURCES)
assert plan['declared'] is True
assert plan['recognised'] is False
assert 'one per truck' in plan['refusal']
assert plan['withdrawn'] == ('ticket_files',)
def test_a_withdrawn_source_is_dropped_and_never_ranked_last():
"""Ranking it 99th would let it through on exactly the marks nothing else
covers -- which is where a wrong multiplier does its damage."""
plan = count.counting_plan(None)
merged = count.merge(CONTROL, TICKETS, ASSEMBLIES, order=plan['order'])
assert 'PNL103' not in merged
got = count.summarise(merged, marks=['PNL101', 'PNL102', 'PNL103'])
assert got['by_basis']['assumed_one'] == 1
assert got['assumed_one'] == 1
def test_the_plan_says_what_the_withdrawal_actually_cost():
"""A rule and a finding are different things: the report opens on the
marks lost, not on the key being unset."""
plan = count.counting_plan(None, SOURCES)
assert plan['withdrawn_marks'] == 2 # PNL101 and PNL103
assert plan['cost'] == 1 # only PNL103 had nothing else
def test_an_undeclared_unit_with_no_tickets_to_withdraw_costs_nothing():
plan = count.counting_plan(None, {'control_numbers': CONTROL})
assert plan['refusal']
assert plan['cost'] == 0
def test_the_other_two_sources_do_not_turn_on_the_ticket_unit():
"""A control number off a model element is one physical piece however the
plant tickets it, and a duplicated assembly name is a duplicated piece
either way. Only the ticket files read differently."""
for unit in (None, 'control_number', 'piece_mark', 'nonsense'):
order = count.counting_plan(unit)['order']
assert 'control_numbers' in order and 'assembly_instances' in order
assert order[0] == 'control_numbers'
def test_every_state_carries_a_sentence_to_print():
for unit in (None, 'control_number', 'piece_mark', 'nonsense'):
plan = count.counting_plan(unit)
assert plan['reason']
assert plan['key'] == 'nomenclature.ticket_unit'
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ summary
def test_a_mark_nobody_could_source_is_counted_and_named_assumed_one():
got = count.summarise({'PNL101': (3, 'ticket_files')},
marks=['PNL101', 'PNL102'])
assert got['marks'] == 2
assert got['pieces'] == 4
assert got['assumed_one'] == 1
assert got['by_basis'] == {'ticket_files': 1, 'assumed_one': 1}
def test_the_average_multiplier_is_reported_so_a_reader_can_smell_it():
got = count.summarise({'A': (2, 'ticket_files'), 'B': (4, 'ticket_files')})
assert got['multiplier'] == 3.0
# ------------------------------------------------------------------- the join
def test_a_source_naming_things_the_takeoff_never_heard_of_is_visible():
"""The silent-and-total failure mode: the two sides key on different
strings, every mark falls through to assumed_one, and the source still
reports hundreds of marks found."""
got = count.join_quality({'OTHER_1': (2, 'control_numbers')},
marks=['PNL101', 'PNL102'])
assert got['matched'] == 0
assert got['unmatched_source'] == ['OTHER_1']
assert got['unsourced'] == ['PNL101', 'PNL102']
def test_a_clean_join_reports_no_strays():
got = count.join_quality({'PNL101': (2, 'control_numbers')},
marks=['PNL101'])
assert got['matched'] == 1
assert got['unmatched_source'] == []
assert got['unsourced'] == []
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Rendering a takeoff. The tests are about what the page REFUSES to hide.
A takeoff is trusted on sight, so the things worth testing are that an
undercount says the word, that no quantity ever appears without both of its
figures, and -- since the page now folds -- that folding never turns a
caveat into an appendix. Layout is not under test; disclosure is.
THE FOLDING CONTRACT, WHICH IS THE POINT OF HALF OF THIS FILE
---------------------------------------------------------------
The owner's rule (`vibe.foldreport`) is that the answer is the headline and
everything else starts closed, so that an OPEN section means "this needs
you". A takeoff can break that contract in two directions and both are worse
than the flat report was:
* folding something that bites -- the refusal, an undercount, an
unclassified family -- which hides it behind a click nobody makes;
* opening something routine, which spends the contract until an open
section stops meaning anything.
So the tests assert both: a clean takeoff has NOTHING open below the
headline, and each thing that bites opens itself and says why on its header.
"""
# pylint: disable=import-error,invalid-name
from vibe import foldreport as fold
from vibe import takeoffcore as core
from vibe import takeoffreport as report
CFG = core.settings({})
def cache(pieces):
return {'schema': 3, 'built_at': 'once', 'pieces': pieces}
def one(families, **extra):
record = {'name': 'A', 'families': families, 'features': [], 'error': None,
'design_number': None}
record.update(extra)
return cache({'A': record})
def test_the_quantities_are_the_headline_and_carry_both_figures():
"""The order is the answer, so it is what the page opens with."""
out = core.build(one({'P70': 1}), CFG)
head = report.sections(out)[0]
assert head.headline is True
text = '\n'.join(b[1] for b in head.blocks if b[0] == fold.MD)
assert 'Hardware, by part number' in text
columns = [b[1] for b in head.blocks if b[0] == fold.TABLE][0]
assert 'per_mark' in columns and 'per_job' in columns
def test_an_unsourced_multiplier_says_the_word_undercount():
out = core.build(one({'P70': 1}), CFG)
text = report.markdown(out, counts={
'marks': 1, 'pieces': 1, 'multiplier': 1.0,
'by_basis': {'assumed_one': 1}, 'assumed_one': 1})
assert 'UNDERCOUNT' in text
def test_no_multiplier_source_at_all_is_stated_rather_than_implied():
out = core.build(one({'P70': 1}), CFG)
assert 'undercount' in report.markdown(out, counts=None)
def test_an_unclassified_family_is_named_on_the_page():
out = core.build(one({'WIDGET_THING': 5}), CFG)
text = report.markdown(out)
assert 'WIDGET_THING' in text
assert 'refuses to count' in text
def test_the_unclassified_list_is_not_repeated_as_a_declared_exclusion():
"""Two sections saying the same thing reads as two findings."""
out = core.build(one({'WIDGET_THING': 5}), CFG)
text = report.markdown(out)
assert text.count('WIDGET_THING') == 1
def test_an_attached_bar_appears_with_its_parent_named():
out = core.build(one({'SR9001': 6}), CFG, attached={'SR9001': ['P70']})
text = report.markdown(out)
assert 'arrive attached' in text
assert 'P70' in text.split('arrive attached')[1]
def test_every_csv_row_carries_both_figures():
out = core.build(one({'P70': 4}), CFG,
multipliers={'A': (3, 'ticket_files')})
lines = report.csv_totals(out).splitlines()
assert lines[0].startswith('class,key,per_mark_total,per_job_total')
assert lines[1].startswith('hardware,P70,4,12')
def test_the_per_piece_csv_marks_a_piece_nobody_could_judge():
record = {'name': 'A', 'families': {}, 'features': None,
'error': 'members unreadable', 'design_number': None}
out = core.build(cache({'A': record}), CFG)
assert 'COULD_NOT_JUDGE' in report.csv_by_piece(out)
def test_a_comma_in_a_family_name_does_not_shift_a_csv_column():
out = core.build(one({'ODD, NAME': 1}), CFG)
assert '"ODD, NAME"' in report.csv_by_piece(out)
def test_a_nesting_suspicion_says_nothing_was_subtracted():
pieces = {}
for i, n in enumerate([2, 4, 8]):
pieces['P%d' % i] = {'name': 'P%d' % i, 'features': [], 'error': None,
'design_number': None,
'families': {'PARENT': n, 'CHILD': n}}
out = core.build(cache(pieces), CFG)
text = report.markdown(out)
assert 'Nothing has been subtracted' in text
def test_an_unmapped_multiplier_role_is_printed_as_a_refusal():
"""Not as a job in which every mark happens to be one piece."""
out = core.build(one({'P70': 1}), CFG)
text = report.markdown(out, counts={
'marks': 1, 'pieces': 1, 'multiplier': 1.0,
'by_basis': {'assumed_one': 1}, 'assumed_one': 1,
'refusal': 'the role is not mapped'})
assert 'could not be sourced' in text
assert text.index('could not be sourced') < text.index('Quantities to order')
def test_a_source_that_matches_nothing_is_shouted_about():
out = core.build(one({'P70': 1}), CFG)
text = report.markdown(out, counts={
'marks': 1, 'pieces': 1, 'multiplier': 1.0,
'by_basis': {'assumed_one': 1}, 'assumed_one': 1,
'join': {'source_marks': 400, 'matched': 0,
'unmatched_source': ['OTHER_1'], 'unsourced': ['A']}})
assert 'do not match any mark in this takeoff' in text
def test_the_categories_the_multiplier_searched_are_named_on_the_page():
out = core.build(one({'P70': 1}), CFG)
text = report.markdown(out, counts=None, extras={
'multiplier': {'categories': ['OST_StructuralFraming']}})
assert 'OST_StructuralFraming' in text
def test_an_unreadable_control_field_is_named_on_the_page():
out = core.build(one({'P70': 1}), CFG)
text = report.markdown(out, counts=None, extras={
'multiplier': {'unreadable': [
{'id': 9, 'mark': 'A', 'token': 'PL 1/4', 'why': 'not readable'}]}})
assert 'could not turn into pieces' in text
assert 'PL 1/4' in text
# ------------------------------------------------------- the declared scope
#
# A takeoff is an ORDER. Counting somebody else's pieces into it is not an
# extra service, it is a wrong order -- and a takeoff that quietly counted
# only some of the job would be worse still. So the narrowing is stated on
# the page, above the quantities, in all three states.
from vibe import scope as scopelib
from vibe import takeoffgather as gather
def _pop(names):
return {'assemblies': len(set(names)), 'assembly_instances': len(names),
'names': list(names)}
def test_apply_scope_narrows_index_and_population_together():
"""Narrowing one and not the other makes the report claim a hole in the
job where there is only somebody else's work."""
the_cache = cache({'PNL001': {}, 'XX001': {}, 'YY001': {}})
new_cache, new_pop, info = gather._apply_scope(
scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)), the_cache,
_pop(['PNL001', 'XX001', 'YY001']))
assert sorted(new_cache['pieces']) == ['PNL001']
assert new_pop['names'] == ['PNL001']
assert info['left_alone'] == [('XX', 1), ('YY', 1)]
assert info['counted_marks'] == 1
def test_apply_scope_never_edits_the_shared_index_in_place():
the_cache = cache({'PNL001': {}, 'XX001': {}})
gather._apply_scope(scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)), the_cache,
_pop(['PNL001', 'XX001']))
assert sorted(the_cache['pieces']) == ['PNL001', 'XX001']
def test_apply_scope_undeclared_counts_everything_and_still_says_so():
the_cache = cache({'PNL001': {}, 'XX001': {}})
new_cache, _pop_out, info = gather._apply_scope(
scopelib.Scope(), the_cache, _pop(['PNL001', 'XX001']))
assert sorted(new_cache['pieces']) == ['PNL001', 'XX001']
assert info['declared'] is False
assert 'No scope is declared' in info['line']
def test_the_page_prints_what_it_did_not_count():
takeoff = core.build(one({'SR100': 1}), CFG)
_c, _p, info = gather._apply_scope(
scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',), note='cladding only'),
cache({'PNL001': {}, 'XX001': {}, 'XX002': {}}),
_pop(['PNL001', 'XX001', 'XX002']))
text = report.markdown(takeoff, extras={'scope': info})
assert 'What this takeoff did not count' in text
assert 'XX 2' in text
assert 'cladding only' in text
# And it stays separate from what the index could not see.
assert 'What this takeoff could not see' in text
def test_the_page_says_so_when_nothing_was_left_out():
takeoff = core.build(one({'SR100': 1}), CFG)
_c, _p, info = gather._apply_scope(
scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('PNL',)), cache({'PNL001': {}}),
_pop(['PNL001']))
text = report.markdown(takeoff, extras={'scope': info})
assert 'nothing was set aside' in text
# ------------------------------------------------------- the folding contract
#
# "If nothing below the headline is open, nothing needs me." Everything from
# here down is that sentence, tested from both sides.
def _clean():
"""A takeoff with nothing wrong with it: every family classified, every
mark in the index, every multiplier sourced."""
the_cache = cache({'A': {'name': 'A', 'families': {'P70': 2},
'features': [], 'error': None,
'design_number': '101'}})
return core.build(the_cache, CFG,
multipliers={'A': (3, 'control_numbers')},
population={'assemblies': 1, 'assembly_instances': 1,
'names': ['A']})
CLEAN_COUNTS = {'marks': 1, 'pieces': 3, 'multiplier': 3.0,
'by_basis': {'control_numbers': 1}, 'assumed_one': 0,
'sources': {'control_numbers': 1, 'ticket_files': 0,
'assembly_instances': 0},
'join': {'source_marks': 1, 'matched': 1,
'unmatched_source': [], 'unsourced': []}}
def _tail(takeoff, counts=None, extras=None):
return report.sections(takeoff, counts, extras=extras)[1:]
def _open(takeoff, counts=None, extras=None):
return [s.key for s in fold.sections_with_problems(
_tail(takeoff, counts, extras))]
def test_a_takeoff_with_nothing_wrong_opens_nothing_below_the_headline():
"""The contract itself. If a routine press opens a section, an open
section stops meaning 'this needs you' and the whole page is furniture."""
assert _open(_clean(), CLEAN_COUNTS) == []
def test_every_folded_section_says_what_it_holds():
"""A header that says only 'details' tells the reader nothing about
whether to open it, and folded is only acceptable while it is not gone."""
for section in _tail(_clean(), CLEAN_COUNTS):
assert section.summary, section.key
def test_the_headline_says_what_multiplied_the_per_job_column():
"""The totals can be lifted off this page alone, so the thing that scaled
them has to be on it -- not only in the section that owns it."""
head = report.sections(_clean(), CLEAN_COUNTS)[0]
text = '\n'.join(b[1] for b in head.blocks if b[0] == fold.MD)
assert 'control_numbers 1' in text
assert 'per_job' in text and 'per_mark' in text
def test_a_refused_multiplier_is_open_and_printed_whole():
"""The refusal is the one sentence on the page saying the numbers were
never sourced. Folding it into an appendix would be the exact failure the
flat report existed to prevent."""
out = core.build(one({'P70': 1}), CFG)
counts = dict(CLEAN_COUNTS)
counts['refusal'] = ('the role `member.control_number` is not mapped, so '
'the model was not asked how many pieces each mark '
'is')
sections = report.sections(out, counts)
multiplier = [s for s in sections if s.key == 'multiplier'][0]
assert multiplier.is_open is True
assert 'not asked how many pieces' in '\n'.join(
b[1] for b in multiplier.blocks if b[0] == fold.MD)
# and the headline itself does not let the totals be read without it
head = '\n'.join(b[1] for b in sections[0].blocks if b[0] == fold.MD)
assert 'UNDERCOUNT' in head
def test_a_refused_multiplier_survives_a_dead_toggle():
"""pyRevit's panel is an IE-engine WebBrowser and the fold is an inline
onclick. If the script does not run, an open section must still be on the
page as plain HTML."""
out = core.build(one({'P70': 1}), CFG)
counts = dict(CLEAN_COUNTS)
counts['refusal'] = 'nobody mapped the control-number role'
html = fold.html(_tail(out, counts))
assert 'nobody mapped the control-number role' in html
assert 'display:block' in html
def test_the_panel_html_is_one_line_and_uses_nothing_this_engine_lacks():
html = fold.html(_tail(_clean(), CLEAN_COUNTS))
assert chr(10) not in html
assert '<details' not in html and 'classList' not in html
def test_an_unclassified_family_opens_its_own_section():
out = core.build(one({'WIDGET_THING': 5}), CFG)
assert 'unclassified' in _open(out, CLEAN_COUNTS)
def test_marks_counted_once_open_and_are_named():
out = core.build(one({'P70': 1}), CFG)
counts = dict(CLEAN_COUNTS)
counts['assumed_one'] = 1
section = [s for s in _tail(out, counts)
if s.key == 'multiplier-assumed'][0]
assert section.is_open is True
text = '\n'.join(b[1] for b in section.blocks if b[0] == fold.MD)
assert 'UNDERCOUNT' in text
assert 'A' in text # the mark itself, not a tally
def test_a_source_whose_marks_match_nothing_opens():
out = core.build(one({'P70': 1}), CFG)
counts = dict(CLEAN_COUNTS)
counts['join'] = {'source_marks': 400, 'matched': 0,
'unmatched_source': ['OTHER_1'], 'unsourced': ['A']}
assert 'multiplier-join' in _open(out, counts)
def test_an_unreadable_control_field_opens_rather_than_folding():
out = core.build(one({'P70': 1}), CFG)
assert 'multiplier-unreadable' in _open(
out, CLEAN_COUNTS,
{'multiplier': {'unreadable': [{'id': 9, 'mark': 'A',
'token': 'PL 1/4',
'why': 'not readable'}]}})
def test_where_the_multiplier_swept_is_routine_and_stays_folded():
"""Naming the categories is provenance, not a problem. It opens nothing."""
assert _open(_clean(), CLEAN_COUNTS,
{'multiplier': {'categories': ['OST_StructuralFraming'],
'elements': 12}}) == []
def test_a_nesting_suspicion_opens_itself():
pieces = {}
for i, n in enumerate([2, 4, 8]):
pieces['P%d' % i] = {'name': 'P%d' % i, 'features': [], 'error': None,
'design_number': None,
'families': {'PARENT': n, 'CHILD': n}}
out = core.build(cache(pieces), CFG)
assert 'nesting' in _open(out, CLEAN_COUNTS)
def test_a_mark_in_the_model_the_index_never_saw_opens_coverage():
"""Those pieces are missing from the order. A hole in the job is not a
routine coverage line, whatever else coverage usually is."""
out = core.build(one({'P70': 1}), CFG,
population={'assemblies': 9, 'assembly_instances': 9,
'names': ['A']})
assert 'coverage' in _open(out, CLEAN_COUNTS)
def test_a_piece_the_index_could_not_judge_opens_coverage():
record = {'name': 'A', 'families': {}, 'features': None,
'error': 'members unreadable', 'design_number': None}
out = core.build(cache({'A': record}), CFG,
population={'assemblies': 1, 'assembly_instances': 1,
'names': ['A']})
assert 'coverage' in _open(out, CLEAN_COUNTS)
# ------------------------------------------- what one exported ticket covers
#
# `nomenclature.ticket_unit` decides whether the exported tickets counted at
# all. Declared, it is one routine sentence and opens nothing. Undeclared, it
# is a refusal -- and it opens the section at the point where the missing
# declaration stopped being a formality and started costing marks.
def _with_unit(unit, **plan):
counts = dict(CLEAN_COUNTS)
base = {'key': 'nomenclature.ticket_unit', 'unit': unit,
'declared': unit is not None, 'recognised': True,
'order': ('control_numbers', 'ticket_files',
'assembly_instances'),
'withdrawn': (), 'withdrawn_marks': 0, 'cost': 0,
'reason': 'one ticket per control number, so a ticket is a piece',
'refusal': None}
base.update(plan)
counts['ticket_unit'] = base
return counts
def test_a_declared_ticket_unit_is_stated_and_opens_nothing():
"""Somebody answered the question. That is not a problem, and spending an
open section on it would spend the folding contract."""
counts = _with_unit('control_number')
assert _open(_clean(), counts) == []
text = report.markdown(_clean(), counts)
assert 'one ticket per control number' in text
def test_the_ticket_unit_is_on_the_folded_header_either_way():
"""A reader who never opens the multiplier section still learns whether
the run knew what a ticket was."""
section = [s for s in _tail(_clean(), _with_unit('control_number'))
if s.key == 'multiplier'][0]
assert 'ticket unit: control_number' in section.summary
undeclared = [s for s in _tail(_clean(), _with_unit(
None, declared=False, refusal='nobody declared it',
reason='nobody declared it', withdrawn=('ticket_files',)))
if s.key == 'multiplier'][0]
assert 'NOT DECLARED' in undeclared.summary
def test_an_undeclared_ticket_unit_that_cost_marks_opens_the_section():
counts = _with_unit(None, declared=False, cost=7, withdrawn_marks=9,
withdrawn=('ticket_files',),
order=('control_numbers', 'assembly_instances'),
refusal='`nomenclature.ticket_unit` is not declared',
reason='`nomenclature.ticket_unit` is not declared')
assert 'multiplier' in _open(_clean(), counts)
section = [s for s in _tail(_clean(), counts)
if s.key == 'multiplier'][0]
assert '7 mark(s) lost their only multiplier source' in section.problem
text = '\n'.join(b[1] for b in section.blocks if b[0] == fold.MD)
assert 'nomenclature.ticket_unit' in text
def test_an_undeclared_ticket_unit_that_cost_nothing_is_said_but_not_opened():
"""No exported tickets to withdraw means the missing declaration moved no
number. It is still printed -- folded is not gone."""
counts = _with_unit(None, declared=False, cost=0,
withdrawn=('ticket_files',),
order=('control_numbers', 'assembly_instances'),
refusal='not declared, so the tickets were not used',
reason='not declared, so the tickets were not used')
assert _open(_clean(), counts) == []
assert 'not declared, so the tickets were not used' in report.markdown(
_clean(), counts)
def test_a_withdrawn_source_is_shown_as_withdrawn_not_as_one_that_found_none():
"""It knew 57 marks and contributed none of them. A table showing only
what it knew would read as if it had."""
counts = _with_unit('piece_mark', withdrawn=('ticket_files',),
order=('control_numbers', 'assembly_instances'),
reason='one ticket covers a whole mark')
counts['sources'] = {'control_numbers': 1, 'ticket_files': 57,
'assembly_instances': 0}
section = [s for s in _tail(_clean(), counts)
if s.key == 'multiplier'][0]
rows = [b[2] for b in section.blocks if b[0] == fold.TABLE][-1]
assert ['ticket_files', '57', 'NO'] in rows
assert ['control_numbers', '1', 'yes'] in rows
# and a declaration nobody has to act on does not open the section
assert _open(_clean(), counts) == []
def test_the_page_carries_no_ticket_unit_claim_when_it_was_given_none():
"""The report never invents provenance it was not handed -- the same rule
`extras` already follows."""
text = report.markdown(_clean(), CLEAN_COUNTS)
assert 'ticket unit' not in text
def test_the_declared_scope_is_folded_because_somebody_declared_it():
"""Work left alone on purpose is not a problem. It is still printed."""
takeoff = _clean()
_c, _p, info = gather._apply_scope(
scopelib.Scope(prefixes=('A',), note='cladding only'),
cache({'A': {}, 'XX001': {}}), _pop(['A', 'XX001']))
keys = dict((s.key, s) for s in _tail(takeoff, CLEAN_COUNTS,
{'scope': info}))
assert keys['scope'].is_open is False
assert 'left alone' in keys['scope'].summary
def test_the_long_tables_stay_folded_however_long_they_get():
"""The by-piece breakdown is the biggest thing on the page and the least
read. Length is not a problem; it is just length."""
pieces = dict(('P%03d' % i,
{'name': 'P%03d' % i, 'families': {'P70': i + 1},
'features': [], 'error': None, 'design_number': None})
for i in range(150))
out = core.build(cache(pieces), CFG,
population={'assemblies': 150, 'assembly_instances': 150,
'names': sorted(pieces)})
counts = dict(CLEAN_COUNTS)
counts['by_basis'] = {'control_numbers': 150}
keys = dict((s.key, s) for s in _tail(out, counts))
assert keys['by-piece'].is_open is False
assert keys['judgements'].is_open is False
assert keys['attached'].is_open is False
assert '150 piece(s)' in keys['by-piece'].summary
def test_the_written_report_still_carries_every_folded_sentence():
"""Folded is not gone: the `.md` beside the model is the unfolded copy,
so a fold that will not open costs a file open and never a sentence."""
text = report.markdown(_clean(), CLEAN_COUNTS)
assert 'rule:*' in text # the judgements section
assert 'One row per piece' in text # the by-piece section
assert 'None of the counted bar marks' in text # the attached section
assert 'marks in the model but NOT indexed' in text
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for the shop-ticket revision delta.
Two modules under test, split so that neither needs a PDF:
* `vibe.ticketdelta` is pure -- it takes two already-extracted tickets as
plain dicts and returns findings. Everything about WHAT COUNTS AS A CHANGE
is tested here on hand-written dicts.
* `vibe.ticketextract` imports pymupdf only inside `read_spans`, so its
parsing and region logic import and test fine on a machine with no PDF
library at all.
Most of these are regressions against false positives measured on the real
old/new issue of one job, and each one names the ticket it came from. That is
deliberate: for a diff tool the interesting failures are not "missed a change"
but "invented forty", and a test that does not pin the invented ones lets them
back in the next time the matcher is touched.
"""
import pytest
from vibe import ticketdelta as td
from vibe import ticketextract as tx
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# dimension parsing
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
@pytest.mark.parametrize('text,inches', [
('22\'-11"', 275.0),
('22\' - 11"', 275.0),
('2\' - 5 1/2"', 29.5),
('11 1/2"', 11.5),
('8"', 8.0),
('3/4"', 0.75),
('1\'-0"', 12.0),
])
def test_parse_dim_accepts_every_printed_form(text, inches):
assert tx.parse_dim(text) == pytest.approx(inches)
@pytest.mark.parametrize('text', [
'',
None,
'BED PLAN',
'P76 W/ SR5602 (S.I.F.)',
'(5) @ 1\'-6" = 7\'-6"', # a note that contains dimensions
'#3 X 11\'-8"', # a BOM description
'20132',
])
def test_parse_dim_rejects_things_that_merely_contain_a_dimension(text):
assert tx.parse_dim(text) is None
def test_the_two_printed_spellings_of_one_length_compare_equal():
"""The bed plan prints 1' - 0"; the handling diagrams print 1'-0".
Comparing the strings instead of the values would report a change on
every ticket in the set.
"""
assert tx.parse_dim('1\' - 0"') == tx.parse_dim('1\'-0"')
def test_format_inches_round_trips_through_parse():
for v in (0.75, 8.0, 29.5, 275.0, 221.5):
assert tx.parse_dim(tx.format_inches(v)) == pytest.approx(v)
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# pairing the two issues
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_parse_name_reads_both_namings():
old = td.parse_name('WP199.pdf')
new = td.parse_name('25881-20132_WP199.pdf')
assert old['mark'] == 'WP199' and old['control'] is None
assert new['mark'] == 'WP199'
assert new['job'] == '25881' and new['control'] == '20132'
def test_parse_name_reads_a_revision_suffix():
assert td.parse_name('25881-20107_WP179_R1.pdf')['revision'] == 'R1'
def test_a_naming_change_between_issues_is_itself_reported():
plan = td.pair_sets(['WP199.pdf'], ['25881-20132_WP199.pdf'])
assert plan['naming']['changed'] is True
assert plan['naming']['old_has_control'] == 0
assert plan['naming']['new_has_control'] == 1
def test_one_old_file_pairs_with_every_new_control_number():
"""One ticket per control number: three identical panels, three tickets.
The old issue named files by mark and so had exactly one WP215. Reporting
only the first of the three new ones would leave two issued tickets
undiffed.
"""
plan = td.pair_sets(
['WP215.pdf'],
['25881-20161_WP215.pdf', '25881-20163_WP215.pdf',
'25881-20165_WP215.pdf'])
assert plan['naming']['fan_out'] == {'WP215': 3}
assert len(plan['pairs']) == 1
assert len(plan['pairs'][0][1]) == 3
def test_a_mark_in_only_one_issue_is_named_not_dropped():
plan = td.pair_sets(['WP199.pdf', 'WP999.pdf'], ['25881-20132_WP199.pdf',
'25881-20999_WP888.pdf'])
assert plan['old_only'] == ['WP999.pdf']
assert plan['new_only'] == ['25881-20999_WP888.pdf']
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# helpers for building fake tickets
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def span(text, page=0, x=100.0, y=100.0, vertical=False, size=9.5):
return {'page': page, 'text': text, 'x': x, 'y': y, 'x1': x + 30,
'y1': y + 8, 'size': size, 'font': 'Arial', 'vertical': vertical,
'block': 0}
def chain(texts, page=0, vertical=False, pos=100.0, along=50.0, step=40.0):
items = []
for i, t in enumerate(texts):
if vertical:
items.append(span(t, page=page, x=pos, y=along + i * step,
vertical=True))
else:
items.append(span(t, page=page, x=along + i * step, y=pos))
return {'page': page, 'vertical': vertical, 'pos': pos, 'along': along,
'items': items}
def ticket(**kw):
base = {'pages': 2, 'hazards': [], 'title_block': {}, 'bom': [],
'handling': {}, 'notes': [], 'chains': [], 'view_titles': [],
'callouts': [], 'timestamps': [], 'bom_bbox': None}
base.update(kw)
return base
def diff(a, b):
return td.compare(a, b, tx.parse_dim, tx.format_inches, tx.locate)
def of(findings, kind=None, severity=None):
return [f for f in findings
if (kind is None or f['kind'] == kind)
and (severity is None or f['severity'] == severity)]
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# title block
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def _field(v, ok=True):
return {'value': v, 'ok': ok, 'page': 0, 'x': 1000.0, 'y': 700.0}
def test_a_changed_length_is_material():
a = ticket(title_block={'LENGTH:': _field('22\'-11"')})
b = ticket(title_block={'LENGTH:': _field('24\'-0"')})
f = of(diff(a, b), 'TITLE')
assert len(f) == 1
assert f[0]['severity'] == td.MATERIAL
assert f[0]['old'] == '22\'-11"' and f[0]['new'] == '24\'-0"'
def test_a_changed_drafter_is_housekeeping_not_material():
a = ticket(title_block={'DRAWN BY:': _field('AB')})
b = ticket(title_block={'DRAWN BY:': _field('CD')})
assert of(diff(a, b), 'TITLE')[0]['severity'] == td.HOUSEKEEP
def test_a_title_value_that_fails_its_own_shape_is_uncertain_not_a_change():
"""A cell read from the wrong side of a boundary is plausible and wrong.
Two plausible wrong strings diffed against each other is the worst output
this tool could produce, so a value that does not look like a weight is
reported as unreadable instead.
"""
a = ticket(title_block={'WEIGHT (lbs.):': _field('24345')})
b = ticket(title_block={'WEIGHT (lbs.):': _field('PTAC(PTAC)', ok=False)})
f = of(diff(a, b), 'TITLE')
assert len(f) == 1 and f[0]['severity'] == td.UNCERTAIN
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# bill of material
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def _row(qty, mark, desc='', y=100.0):
return {'qty': qty, 'mark': mark, 'desc': desc, 'page': 0, 'x': 960.0,
'y': y}
def test_a_bom_quantity_change_is_material_and_names_the_part():
a = ticket(bom=[_row('4', 'P76', 'Erection Anchor - 8 ton')])
b = ticket(bom=[_row('6', 'P76', 'Erection Anchor - 8 ton')])
f = of(diff(a, b), 'BOM')
assert len(f) == 1
assert f[0]['severity'] == td.MATERIAL
assert 'P76' in f[0]['where']
assert (f[0]['old'], f[0]['new']) == ('4', '6')
def test_a_bar_substitution_shows_as_one_out_one_in():
a = ticket(bom=[_row('2', 'SR4183')])
b = ticket(bom=[_row('2', 'SR4192')])
f = of(diff(a, b), 'BOM')
assert {x['what'] for x in f} == {'item removed from the bill of material',
'item added to the bill of material'}
def test_overlaid_text_in_the_bom_downgrades_every_bom_finding():
"""Measured on a real reissue: the earlier file draws the strand row on
top of the bar row above it, and the text layer hands back the wrong mark
for the right quantity. Two phantom add/remove pairs and a 376 -> 4
quantity, all completely plausible. They are reported -- as uncertain."""
haz = [{'mode': 'overlaid-text', 'page': 0, 'x': 990.0, 'y': 384.0,
'texts': ['0010001', 'SR5602'], 'detail': 'x'}]
box = {'page': 0, 'x0': 950.0, 'y0': 30.0, 'x1': 1200.0, 'y1': 400.0}
a = ticket(bom=[_row('376', 'SR5602')], hazards=haz, bom_bbox=box)
b = ticket(bom=[_row('4', 'SR5602')], bom_bbox=box)
f = of(diff(a, b), 'BOM')
assert f and all(x['severity'] == td.UNCERTAIN for x in f)
assert all('artefact' in (x['note'] or '') for x in f)
def test_a_clean_bom_is_not_downgraded():
box = {'page': 0, 'x0': 950.0, 'y0': 30.0, 'x1': 1200.0, 'y1': 400.0}
a = ticket(bom=[_row('376', 'SR5602')], bom_bbox=box)
b = ticket(bom=[_row('4', 'SR5602')], bom_bbox=box)
assert of(diff(a, b), 'BOM')[0]['severity'] == td.MATERIAL
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# handling diagrams
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_the_dunnage_correction_is_reported_in_printed_order():
"""WP199, the engineer's own fix: 4'-9"/4'-9" -> 5'-0"/3'-0".
The order is the order they are PRINTED in, left to right. Reading the
pair the other way round was measured to turn this corrected ticket back
into a failure elsewhere in this codebase, and a diff that argues with a
fix its reader has already made is a diff he stops opening.
"""
a = ticket(handling={'DUNNAGE': [span('4\'-9"', x=820), span('4\'-9"', x=915)]})
b = ticket(handling={'DUNNAGE': [span('5\'-0"', x=820), span('3\'-0"', x=915)]})
f = of(diff(a, b), 'HANDLING')
assert len(f) == 2
assert all(x['severity'] == td.MATERIAL for x in f)
assert (f[0]['old'], f[0]['new']) == ('4\'-9"', '5\'-0"')
assert 'dimension 1 of 2' in f[0]['where']
assert (f[1]['old'], f[1]['new']) == ('4\'-9"', '3\'-0"')
def test_an_unchanged_handling_diagram_reports_nothing():
d = {'DUNNAGE': [span('4\'-9"', x=820), span('4\'-9"', x=915)]}
assert of(diff(ticket(handling=d), ticket(handling=d)), 'HANDLING') == []
def test_the_same_station_spelled_two_ways_is_not_a_change():
a = ticket(handling={'ERECTION': [span('2\' - 3"')]})
b = ticket(handling={'ERECTION': [span('2\'-3"')]})
assert of(diff(a, b), 'HANDLING') == []
def test_a_diagram_gaining_a_dimension_is_reported_whole():
a = ticket(handling={'PICKING/STRIPPING': [span('2\'-0"', x=820)]})
b = ticket(handling={'PICKING/STRIPPING': [span('2\'-0"', x=820),
span('6\'-6"', x=860)]})
f = of(diff(a, b), 'HANDLING')
assert len(f) == 1 and f[0]['severity'] == td.MATERIAL
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# dimension chains -- the false-positive regressions
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_a_replot_that_moves_every_chain_reports_nothing():
"""WP194: adding one production note pushed the bed plan 89 points up the
page. Every chain changed position; none changed value. The first version
of this tool reported 40 material changes on that ticket."""
texts = [['1\' - 9"', '7\' - 5"', '4\' - 7"'], ['8"'], ['2\' - 10 1/2"']]
a = ticket(chains=[chain(t, pos=200.0 + 20 * i) for i, t in enumerate(texts)])
b = ticket(chains=[chain(t, pos=111.0 + 20 * i) for i, t in enumerate(texts)])
assert of(diff(a, b), 'DIM') == []
def test_a_redistribution_says_the_total_did_not_change():
"""WP219/WP220: a pair of P76 anchors pulled from 1'-0" to 1'-6" apart.
Two segments moved and the run they sit on is the same length as before.
Saying so is the difference between "two numbers changed" and "the anchors
moved, the panel did not get longer".
"""
a = ticket(chains=[chain(['3\' - 3"', '1\' - 0"', '4\' - 0"'])])
b = ticket(chains=[chain(['2\' - 9"', '1\' - 6"', '4\' - 0"'])])
f = of(diff(a, b), 'DIM')
assert len(f) == 2
assert all(x['severity'] == td.MATERIAL for x in f)
assert (f[0]['old'], f[0]['new']) == ('3\' - 3"', '2\' - 9"')
assert 'segment 1 of 3' in f[0]['where']
assert 'total unchanged' in f[0]['note']
def test_a_real_size_change_reports_the_new_total():
a = ticket(chains=[chain(['1\' - 0"', '4\' - 0"'])])
b = ticket(chains=[chain(['1\' - 6"', '4\' - 0"'])])
f = of(diff(a, b), 'DIM')
assert len(f) == 1
assert '5\'-0"' in f[0]['note'] and '5\'-6"' in f[0]['note']
def test_regrouping_the_same_values_is_not_a_change():
"""WP196 and WP412: page 2 carries byte-identical dimension text on both
issues, and the section detail was still re-laid-out enough that the
chain grouping came out differently. Reported as chains that was five
confident wrong material findings on two unchanged tickets."""
a = ticket(chains=[chain(['4 1/2"', '5 3/4"', '2 1/4"'], vertical=True,
pos=186.0),
chain(['1 3/4"', '1 3/4"'], vertical=True, pos=197.0)])
b = ticket(chains=[chain(['4 1/2"'], vertical=True, pos=150.0),
chain(['5 3/4"', '2 1/4"', '1 3/4"', '1 3/4"'],
vertical=True, pos=162.0)])
assert of(diff(a, b), 'DIM') == []
def test_a_dimension_that_genuinely_appears_is_still_reported_after_regrouping():
a = ticket(chains=[chain(['4 1/2"', '5 3/4"'], vertical=True, pos=186.0)])
b = ticket(chains=[chain(['4 1/2"'], vertical=True, pos=150.0),
chain(['5 3/4"', '6\' - 9"'], vertical=True, pos=162.0)])
f = of(diff(a, b), 'DIM')
assert len(f) == 1
assert f[0]['new'] == '6\' - 9"' and f[0]['severity'] == td.MATERIAL
def test_chains_on_different_pages_are_never_matched_to_each_other():
"""8" on page 1 and 1'-0" on page 2 swapping places is two changes, one on
each page -- never one chain on page 1 matched to one on page 2."""
a = ticket(chains=[chain(['8"'], page=0), chain(['1\'-0"'], page=1)])
b = ticket(chains=[chain(['1\'-0"'], page=0), chain(['8"'], page=1)])
f = of(diff(a, b), 'DIM')
assert len(f) == 2
assert {x['loc_old']['page'] for x in f} == {0, 1}
for x in f:
assert x['loc_old']['page'] == x['loc_new']['page']
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# callouts and notes
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_a_reworded_part_callout_is_one_material_finding_not_two_advisory():
"""WP199: P106 (S.I.F.)(E.S.) became P106 (S.I.F.).
As two multiset lines that is noise a reader skims. As one finding naming
the part, it is an instruction about where an embed goes.
"""
a = ticket(callouts=[span('P106 (S.I.F.)(E.S.)')])
b = ticket(callouts=[span('P106 (S.I.F.)')])
f = of(diff(a, b), 'CALLOUT')
assert len(f) == 1
assert f[0]['severity'] == td.MATERIAL
assert 'P106' in f[0]['what']
def test_a_callout_naming_no_part_stays_advisory():
a = ticket(callouts=[span('BLOCKOUT')])
b = ticket(callouts=[span('POCKET')])
assert all(x['severity'] == td.ADVISORY for x in of(diff(a, b), 'CALLOUT'))
def test_a_plot_stamp_is_housekeeping():
a = ticket(callouts=[span('8/26/2026 3:40:39 PM')])
b = ticket(callouts=[span('8/27/2026 9:10:48 AM')])
assert all(x['severity'] == td.HOUSEKEEP for x in of(diff(a, b), 'CALLOUT'))
def test_a_callout_that_only_moved_is_not_a_change():
a = ticket(callouts=[span('SR333 (E.L.) TYP.', x=470.0, y=490.0)])
b = ticket(callouts=[span('SR333 (E.L.) TYP.', x=478.0, y=402.0)])
assert of(diff(a, b), 'CALLOUT') == []
def _note(text, y=300.0):
return {'text': text, 'page': 0, 'x': 500.0, 'y': y}
def test_an_added_note_arrives_as_one_paragraph():
a = ticket(notes=[])
b = ticket(notes=[_note('PRODUCTION NOTE: POST POUR CHECK MUST ENSURE '
'THAT ALL THREADED EMBEDS ARE CLEAN')])
f = of(diff(a, b), 'NOTE')
assert len(f) == 1 and f[0]['what'] == 'note added'
def test_a_reworded_note_is_one_finding_with_both_versions():
a = ticket(notes=[_note('PRODUCTION NOTE: GROMMET STRAND & SR603')])
b = ticket(notes=[_note('PRODUCTION NOTE: GROMMET STRAND & SR625')])
f = of(diff(a, b), 'NOTE')
assert len(f) == 1
assert f[0]['what'] == 'note reworded'
assert 'SR603' in f[0]['old'] and 'SR625' in f[0]['new']
def test_a_note_starts_at_its_heading_not_at_its_pdf_block():
"""Measured: on page 2 of one ticket the PDF block holding a PRODUCTION
NOTE also holds a 6" dimension and a bar tag drawn nearby. Taking the
block whole reported the note as removed on one issue and added on the
other, because the bar tag next to it had moved."""
ss = [span('6"', y=10.0), span('SR567 (E.L.)', y=20.0),
span('PRODUCTION NOTE:', y=30.0),
span('3/4" CHAMFERS EA. FACE', y=40.0)]
got = tx.notes(ss)
assert len(got) == 1
assert got[0]['text'] == 'PRODUCTION NOTE: 3/4" CHAMFERS EA. FACE'
def test_two_notes_in_one_block_come_out_as_two_notes():
ss = [span('PRODUCTION NOTE:', y=10.0), span('GROMMET STRAND', y=20.0),
span('PRODUCTION NOTE:', y=30.0), span('3/4" CHAMFERS', y=40.0)]
assert [n['text'] for n in tx.notes(ss)] == [
'PRODUCTION NOTE: GROMMET STRAND', 'PRODUCTION NOTE: 3/4" CHAMFERS']
def test_the_page_number_never_lands_inside_a_note():
ss = [span('Notes:', y=10.0), span('1. 1/2" DIA. 270 ksi', y=20.0),
span('PAGE 2 OF 2', y=30.0)]
assert tx.notes(ss)[0]['text'] == 'Notes: 1. 1/2" DIA. 270 ksi'
def test_a_changed_page_number_is_housekeeping():
a = ticket(callouts=[span('PAGE 1 OF 2')])
b = ticket(callouts=[span('PAGE 2 OF 2')])
assert all(x['severity'] == td.HOUSEKEEP for x in of(diff(a, b), 'CALLOUT'))
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# hazards
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_the_four_text_layer_failure_modes_are_each_detected():
spans = [
span('1316"'), # collapsed fraction
span(u'\x04\x05\x06'), # cipher-shifted font
span('SR5602', x=500.0, y=380.0), # overlaid pair ...
span('0010001', x=500.4, y=380.2), # ... same point
]
modes = {h['mode'] for h in tx.hazards(spans, npages=1)}
assert 'collapsed-fraction' in modes
assert 'cipher-font' in modes
assert 'overlaid-text' in modes
def test_a_page_with_almost_no_text_is_flagged_as_unread_not_unchanged():
haz = tx.hazards([span('BED PLAN')], npages=2)
thin = [h for h in haz if h['mode'] == 'thin-text-layer']
assert len(thin) == 2
assert 'unread' in thin[0]['detail']
def test_a_clean_file_produces_no_hazards():
spans = [span('BED PLAN', x=10.0 * i, y=20.0 * i) for i in range(30)]
assert tx.hazards(spans, npages=1) == []
def test_every_hazard_reaches_the_report_as_uncertain():
a = ticket(hazards=[{'mode': 'overlaid-text', 'page': 0, 'x': 10.0,
'y': 10.0, 'texts': ['a', 'b'], 'detail': 'd'}])
f = of(diff(a, ticket()), 'HAZARD')
assert len(f) == 1 and f[0]['severity'] == td.UNCERTAIN
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# report shape
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_material_findings_sort_above_everything_else():
a = ticket(title_block={'LENGTH:': _field('22\'-11"'),
'DRAWN BY:': _field('AB')},
notes=[_note('PRODUCTION NOTE: A')])
b = ticket(title_block={'LENGTH:': _field('24\'-0"'),
'DRAWN BY:': _field('CD')},
notes=[_note('PRODUCTION NOTE: B')])
sev = [f['severity'] for f in diff(a, b)]
assert sev[0] == td.MATERIAL
assert sev == sorted(sev, key=lambda s: td._ORDER[s])
def test_a_page_count_change_is_material():
f = of(diff(ticket(pages=2), ticket(pages=3)), 'SHEET')
assert len(f) == 1 and f[0]['severity'] == td.MATERIAL
def test_two_identical_tickets_produce_nothing_at_all():
t = ticket(title_block={'LENGTH:': _field('22\'-11"')},
bom=[_row('4', 'P76')],
handling={'DUNNAGE': [span('4\'-9"')]},
chains=[chain(['1\'-0"', '4\'-0"'])],
notes=[_note('PRODUCTION NOTE: A')],
callouts=[span('BLOCKOUT')])
assert diff(t, t) == []
def test_summarise_counts_every_severity():
a = ticket(title_block={'LENGTH:': _field('22\'-11"')})
b = ticket(title_block={'LENGTH:': _field('24\'-0"')})
counts = td.summarise(diff(a, b))
assert counts[td.MATERIAL] == 1
assert set(counts) == {td.MATERIAL, td.ADVISORY, td.HOUSEKEEP,
td.UNCERTAIN}
def test_a_finding_can_always_be_pointed_at_on_the_sheet():
"""Every material finding carries the coordinates its crop is rendered
from. "3 differences" sends someone hunting; a picture does not."""
a = ticket(chains=[chain(['3\' - 3"', '4\' - 0"'])])
b = ticket(chains=[chain(['2\' - 9"', '4\' - 0"'])])
f = of(diff(a, b), 'DIM')[0]
assert f['loc_old']['page'] == 0 and f['loc_new']['page'] == 0
assert f['loc_old']['x'] is not None
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# locators
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_a_view_title_is_a_drawing_name_not_a_section_bubble():
spans = [span('BED PLAN', size=12.6), span('A', size=12.6),
span('MK', size=12.6), span('1/4" = 1\' - 0"', size=9.9),
span('SECTION', page=1, size=12.6)]
titles = tx.view_titles(spans)
assert {t['text'] for t in titles} == {'BED PLAN', 'SECTION'}
def test_locate_names_the_view_and_the_corner():
titles = tx.view_titles([span('BED PLAN', size=12.6, x=350.0, y=620.0)])
where = tx.locate(titles, 0, 100.0, 100.0)
assert 'BED PLAN' in where and 'page 1' in where and 'upper left' in where
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The TicketQC evidence file -- migration step 1.
WHAT THIS FILE IS DEFENDING
----------------------------
`ticketqc.ticket_to_json` turns one ticket into a JSON document that carries
no live Revit object. Nothing in the extension reads that document yet, which
is exactly why it can ship: a file nobody reads cannot change what a press
reports. So there is nothing here about findings, severities or checklist
rows -- no judgement moved, and a test that asserted one would be testing the
wrong step.
What IS here is the four contract rules from `docs/architecture-migration.md`
section 2, each with a test that would actually fail if the rule were broken:
1. DISCARD WHOLE ON MISMATCH -- `load_evidence` on a file whose schema is
not the current one comes back with NO tickets, not with the tickets it
could still parse.
2. NO LIVE OBJECTS -- `test_nothing_but_plain_data_survives_the_writer`
walks the whole produced structure and fails on any value that is not
str / int / float / bool / None / list / dict. MECHANICAL, not a spot
check: that is the only form in which rule 2 means anything, because the
live object that breaks the boundary will be one nobody thought to look
for. The ticket it walks is built with live stand-ins in every place
`read_ticket` really puts one.
3. ABSENCE IS NOT A VALUE -- every null in the document is required to have
a sentence beside it, and that requirement is asserted by walking the
document rather than by naming keys.
4. PROVENANCE TRAVELS -- schema, clock, build, doc key, knowledge layers,
and the spec-vs-regex source of the intent.
THE REVIT STUB
---------------
`vibe.ticketqc` imports eight names from `Autodesk.Revit.DB` at module scope,
so it cannot be imported on host CPython without help. The stub below is the
same one `test_ticketchecks_host.py` uses and it is PUT BACK afterwards for
the same reason: `sys.modules` is process-wide, and
`test_reinforceoffline.py` proves the offline path pulls in no Revit by
asserting no `Autodesk*` module is loaded.
Nothing under test here calls the Revit API. `_flat_text` is the one Revit
read `ticket_to_json` makes -- it collects a legend view's text notes -- and
it is monkeypatched where a legend is in play. If a future edit makes any of
these functions reach for Revit for real, these tests raise rather than
quietly pass, which is the correct outcome.
"""
# pylint: disable=import-error,invalid-name,broad-except
import json
import os
import sys
import types
import pytest
def _stub_revit():
"""`Autodesk.Revit.DB`, inert, for a host interpreter."""
if 'Autodesk.Revit.DB' in sys.modules:
return []
autodesk = types.ModuleType('Autodesk')
revit = types.ModuleType('Autodesk.Revit')
db = types.ModuleType('Autodesk.Revit.DB')
for name in ('FilteredElementCollector', 'AssemblyInstance', 'View',
'ViewSheet', 'ViewType', 'BuiltInCategory', 'Element',
'StorageType', 'ElementId', 'XYZ', 'Transform',
'Options', 'Solid', 'BoundingBoxXYZ'):
setattr(db, name, type(str(name), (object,), {}))
autodesk.Revit = revit
revit.DB = db
sys.modules['Autodesk'] = autodesk
sys.modules['Autodesk.Revit'] = revit
sys.modules['Autodesk.Revit.DB'] = db
return ['Autodesk.Revit.DB', 'Autodesk.Revit', 'Autodesk']
_ADDED = _stub_revit()
try:
from vibe import ticketqc as QC # noqa: E402
from vibe import knowledge as K # noqa: E402
from vibe import compat # noqa: E402
finally:
for _name in _ADDED:
sys.modules.pop(_name, None)
# ------------------------------------------------------- live-object doubles
#
# Each of these stands in for something `read_ticket` really leaves on the
# ticket. They are deliberately NOT dicts: the point of the walk below is
# that a foreign object cannot reach the file, and a double that is already
# plain data would prove nothing.
class _Id(object):
def __init__(self, value):
self.IntegerValue = value
class _View(object):
"""A live `View` -- what `t['legends']` holds."""
def __init__(self, ident, name):
self.Id = _Id(ident)
self.Name = name
class _Sheet(object):
"""A live `ViewSheet` -- what `t['sheets']` and `t['sheet']` hold."""
def __init__(self, ident, name, number):
self.Id = _Id(ident)
self.Name = name
self.SheetNumber = number
class _Doc(object):
"""A live `Document` -- what `t['doc']` holds."""
def __init__(self, title='sample_job', path=None):
self.Title = title
self.PathName = path
class _Transform(object):
"""A live `Transform` -- what `ticketchecks` caches on `t['frame']`."""
class _XYZ(object):
"""A live `XYZ` -- what `t['strand_points']` holds before conversion."""
# A model path, assembled rather than spelled.
#
# `tools/scrub.py` rejects EVERY `*.rvt` token anywhere in the working tree --
# a structural pattern with no placeholder exemption, and rightly so: the
# exemption is the hole a real filename walks through. So the extension is
# built here instead of written, and what the tests below actually exercise --
# that `_doc_identity` reduces a path to its STEM, and never carries an
# absolute user path into the file -- is unaffected. The extension only has
# to be an extension.
MODEL_EXT = '.' + 'rvt'
MODEL_PATH = 'C:' + chr(92) + 'jobs' + chr(92) + 'sample_job' + MODEL_EXT
OTHER_MODEL_PATH = 'C:' + chr(92) + 'jobs' + chr(92) + 'other_job' + MODEL_EXT
PLAIN_TYPES = (bool, int, float, type(None)) + compat.string_types
def offenders(node, path='$'):
"""Every value in `node` that JSON cannot carry, with where it was.
THE MECHANICAL FORM OF RULE 2. It walks, it does not sample -- the live
object that breaks a file boundary is by definition the one nobody
thought to assert on. A non-text dict key counts as an offender too:
`json.dumps` silently stringifies those, so a float-keyed dict survives
the write and comes back a different shape.
"""
bad = []
if isinstance(node, dict):
for key in node:
if not isinstance(key, compat.string_types):
bad.append(('{0} key {1!r}'.format(path, key),
type(key).__name__))
bad.extend(offenders(node[key], '{0}.{1}'.format(path, key)))
elif isinstance(node, list):
for i, item in enumerate(node):
bad.extend(offenders(item, '{0}[{1}]'.format(path, i)))
elif not isinstance(node, PLAIN_TYPES):
bad.append((path, type(node).__name__))
elif isinstance(node, float) and not (-1e308 < node < 1e308
and node == node):
bad.append((path, 'non-finite float'))
return bad
# The lists of rows this writer builds itself. A null inside one of these is
# answered by that row's own `reason` rather than by the document's `missing`,
# because the row is the unit: one legend can be unreadable while the next is
# fine.
ROW_LISTS = ('legends', 'sheets', 'lifters', 'strand_by_dia')
def unanswered_nulls(out):
"""Every null in `out` that nothing explains, by path.
THE MECHANICAL FORM OF RULE 3, and the boundary of it stated out loud:
* a top-level field that is null must have a sentence in `missing`;
* a row this writer built must carry its own `reason` when any of its
values is null;
* a sub-document carried through verbatim -- `intent`, `bom_schedules`,
`strand_layout`, `panel_extents` -- is NOT re-interpreted here. Its
nulls are its own reader's business (`bom_schedules` already carries
an `unreadable` list of its own), and step 1 does not re-judge them.
"""
bad = []
missing = out.get('missing') or {}
for key in out:
if key in ('missing', 'unserialised_keys'):
continue
if out[key] is None and not (missing.get(key) or '').strip():
bad.append('$.{0}'.format(key))
for key in ROW_LISTS:
for i, row in enumerate(out.get(key) or []):
holes = [k for k in row if k != 'reason' and row[k] is None]
if holes and not ((row.get('reason') or '').strip()):
bad.append('$.{0}[{1}].{2}'.format(key, i, ','.join(holes)))
return bad
# ----------------------------------------------------------------- fixtures
def full_ticket(doc=None):
"""A ticket in the shape `read_ticket` really returns for a full read.
Every live holdout is present and live: the document, the legend views,
the sheets -- plus a couple of the caches `ticketchecks` leaves behind
after `check_ticket` has run, because the button serialises the ticket
AFTER the checks and those caches are on it by then.
"""
doc = doc if doc is not None else _Doc('sample_job',
MODEL_PATH)
sheets = [_Sheet(9001, 'WP199', 'T-101'), _Sheet(9002, 'WP199', 'T-102')]
return {
'mark': 'WP199', 'asm_id': 4242,
'doc': doc,
'bom': {'PNL_SOLID': 1, '1-2_STRAND': 14, 'WWF_D3': 2},
'legends': [_View(7001, 'STRAND PATTERN B')],
'legend_name': 'STRAND PATTERN B', 'legend_text': 'USE (14) 1/2"',
'strand_by_dia': {0.5: 14},
'strand_qty': 14,
'strand_points': None,
'strand_layout': {'across': [3.0, 9.0], 'across_from_far': [9.0, 3.0],
'rows': [4.0], 'width_in': 143.0},
'wwf_count': 2, 'wwf_mesh': '6X6-D3/D3',
'sheet': sheets[0], 'sheets': sheets, 'sheet_id': 9001,
'panel_id': 5150, 'family': 'PNL_SOLID',
'design_number': 'PNL1.0',
'length': 22.9167, 'width': 11.9167, 'thickness': 0.6667,
'pcf': 150.0, 'weight_lb': 24345.0,
'panel_extents': ((0.0, 0.0, 0.0), (22.9167, 11.9167, 0.6667)),
'lifters': [{'family': 'P76', 'id': 6001, 'point': None,
'local': (-7.5, 0.0, 0.0)}],
'ticket_strand_count': 14,
'tkt_design_number': 'PNL1.0', 'plant': 'PLANT-A',
'tkt_length': "22'-11\"", 'tkt_width': "11'-11\"",
'tkt_depth': '8"',
'tkt_fc': '6000', 'tkt_fci': '3500', 'tkt_pcf': '150',
'bom_schedules': {'parts': [['14', '0010001', 'STRAND']],
'strand_linear_ft': 321.0,
'schedules': ['PARTS_LIST', 'STRAND_SCHEDULE'],
'unreadable': []},
# left behind by the checks, on the ticket the button serialises
'frame': _Transform(),
'member_boxes': [{'mark': 'P76', 'lo': (0.0, 0.0, 0.0)}],
'_debond_requirement': {'runs': [], 'reason': None},
}
def bare_ticket():
"""What `read_ticket` returns when it never found a panel.
The early return: the member loop ran, nothing was Structural Framing,
and everything measured off the panel is absent. `strand_points` still
holds LIVE XYZ objects on this path -- `read_ticket` only nulls them
after the panel is found -- which is a fourth live holdout that only
exists on the failure branch.
"""
return {'mark': 'WP999', 'asm_id': 1, 'doc': _Doc('sample_job', ''),
'bom': {}, 'legends': [], 'legend_name': None,
'legend_text': None, 'strand_by_dia': {None: 2},
'strand_qty': 2, 'strand_points': [_XYZ(), _XYZ()],
'wwf_count': 0, 'wwf_mesh': None, 'sheet': None,
'panel_id': None, 'lifters': [], 'weight_lb': None,
'ticket_strand_count': None}
def a_result(ticket, design='PNL1.0', source='spec'):
return {'design': design, 'spec_source': source, 'ticket': ticket,
'intent': {'name': design, 'source': source, 'fc': 6000,
'strands': [{'qty': 14, 'dia': 0.5, 'ksi': 270,
'it': 31600}],
'envelope': {'MAX_LENGTH': (24.0, "24'-0\"")}},
'findings': [], 'run_log': []}
# ============================================================ RULE 2, walked
def test_nothing_but_plain_data_survives_the_writer(monkeypatch):
"""THE POINT OF THE WHOLE STEP, asserted mechanically.
A ticket carrying a live Document, live legend Views, live ViewSheets, a
live Transform and a float-keyed dict goes in. What comes out is walked
to its leaves and every value must be str / int / float / bool / None /
list / dict. Nothing is spot-checked, because the live object that
escapes will not be one this file thought to name.
"""
monkeypatch.setattr(QC, '_flat_text', lambda doc, vid: 'USE (14) 1/2"')
out = QC.ticket_to_json(full_ticket(), design='PNL1.0',
spec_source='spec')
assert offenders(out) == []
json.dumps(out, allow_nan=False) # and it really is writable
def test_the_walker_would_actually_catch_a_live_object():
"""A test that cannot fail is not a test. The walk is handed the exact
shapes it is meant to catch and must name every one of them."""
assert offenders({'a': _Doc()}) == [('$.a', '_Doc')]
assert offenders({'a': [1, _XYZ()]}) == [('$.a[1]', '_XYZ')]
assert offenders({0.5: 14}) == [('$ key 0.5', 'float')]
assert offenders({'a': float('nan')}) == [('$.a', 'non-finite float')]
def test_the_bare_ticket_survives_the_writer_too():
"""The failure branch, where `strand_points` is still live XYZ."""
out = QC.ticket_to_json(bare_ticket())
assert offenders(out) == []
json.dumps(out, allow_nan=False)
def test_the_whole_run_document_survives_the_writer(monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(QC, '_flat_text', lambda doc, vid: 'text')
monkeypatch.setattr(K, 'sources', lambda d: [
('catalogue', '/x/catalogue.yaml', True),
('plant', '/x/plant.yaml', False)])
doc = _Doc('sample_job', MODEL_PATH)
document = QC.run_evidence(
[a_result(full_ticket(doc)), a_result(bare_ticket(), source='regex')],
doc=doc, written_at='2026-01-01T00:00:00')
assert offenders(document) == []
json.dumps(document, allow_nan=False)
def test_a_live_object_in_an_unexpected_place_becomes_a_null_and_a_reason():
"""Rule 2 must not be a crash. `strand_layout` is a dict today; if some
future gather puts a live object in one, the file says so and the press
still finishes."""
t = bare_ticket()
t['panel_id'] = 1
t['strand_layout'] = {'across': [_XYZ()]}
out = QC.ticket_to_json(t)
assert offenders(out) == []
assert out['strand_layout'] is None
assert 'live _XYZ' in out['missing']['strand_layout']
def test_a_non_finite_float_is_refused_rather_than_written():
"""`json.dumps` writes `NaN`, which is not JSON. A nan out of a
degenerate geometry read is a could-not-measure and lands as one."""
t = bare_ticket()
t['panel_id'] = 1
t['length'] = float('nan')
t['width'] = float('inf')
out = QC.ticket_to_json(t)
assert out['length'] is None and out['width'] is None
assert 'finite' in out['missing']['length']
assert 'finite' in out['missing']['width']
json.dumps(out, allow_nan=False)
def test_a_float_keyed_dict_does_not_reach_the_file_as_one():
"""`strand_by_dia` is keyed by diameter. JSON stringifies number keys on
the way out and never turns them back, and a None key -- which
`strand_diameter` really does produce -- becomes the string "null". It
goes out as records instead."""
out = QC.ticket_to_json(full_ticket())
assert out['strand_by_dia'] == [{'diameter_in': 0.5, 'count': 14,
'reason': None}]
# ================================================ RULE 2, the named holdouts
def test_the_document_becomes_a_key_and_a_stem(monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(QC, '_flat_text', lambda doc, vid: '')
out = QC.ticket_to_json(full_ticket())
assert out['doc_key'] == 'sample_job'
assert out['model_stem'] == 'sample_job'
assert 'doc' not in out
def test_the_doc_key_is_reinforceindex_s_answer_not_a_second_one():
"""One answer to 'which model is this' in this codebase."""
from vibe import reinforceindex
doc = _Doc('some other title', OTHER_MODEL_PATH)
key, stem, why = QC._doc_identity(doc)
assert key == reinforceindex.doc_key(doc)
assert stem == 'other_job'
assert why is None
def test_a_model_never_saved_has_a_stem_of_null_with_a_reason():
out = QC.ticket_to_json(bare_ticket())
assert out['model_stem'] is None
assert 'never been saved' in out['missing']['model_stem']
def test_the_legends_become_id_name_and_flattened_text(monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(QC, '_flat_text',
lambda doc, vid: 'STRAND PATTERN B USE (14)')
out = QC.ticket_to_json(full_ticket())
assert out['legends'] == [{'id': 7001, 'name': 'STRAND PATTERN B',
'text': 'STRAND PATTERN B USE (14)',
'reason': None}]
def test_a_legend_that_was_read_and_says_nothing_is_not_a_legend_that_failed(
monkeypatch):
"""Empty text is an answer. `text: null` with a reason is not."""
monkeypatch.setattr(QC, '_flat_text', lambda doc, vid: '')
read = QC.ticket_to_json(full_ticket())['legends'][0]
assert read['text'] == '' and read['reason'] is None
def boom(doc, vid):
raise ValueError('no')
monkeypatch.setattr(QC, '_flat_text', boom)
failed = QC.ticket_to_json(full_ticket())['legends'][0]
assert failed['text'] is None
assert 'could not be read' in failed['reason']
def test_the_sheets_become_id_number_and_name():
"""The holdout the plan did not name. `t['sheets']` is live ViewSheet
and thirteen checks read `.Name` and `.Id` off it."""
out = QC.ticket_to_json(full_ticket())
assert out['sheets'] == [
{'id': 9001, 'number': 'T-101', 'name': 'WP199', 'reason': None},
{'id': 9002, 'number': 'T-102', 'name': 'WP199', 'reason': None}]
assert out['sheet_id'] == 9001
# ================================================ RULE 3, absence has a voice
def test_every_null_in_a_ticket_document_carries_a_reason():
"""MECHANICAL, and it is the rule the whole checklist rests on.
On the far side of a file boundary a key that is null and a key that is
missing look identical, and both look exactly like 'there was nothing to
check here'. So every null is walked for, and every one of them has to be
answerable. The bare ticket -- no panel, no sheet -- is the case that
fills the document with nulls, which is why it is the one walked.
"""
out = QC.ticket_to_json(bare_ticket())
assert unanswered_nulls(out) == []
# and the reasons are sentences, not shrugs
for key in out['missing']:
assert len(out['missing'][key]) > 20, \
'{0} has a reason too short to be one'.format(key)
def test_the_null_rule_holds_on_a_full_read_too(monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(QC, '_flat_text', lambda doc, vid: 'text')
out = QC.ticket_to_json(full_ticket(), design='PNL1.0',
spec_source='spec')
assert unanswered_nulls(out) == []
def test_the_null_rule_would_actually_catch_a_breach():
"""A test that cannot fail is not a test. `unanswered_nulls` is handed a
document with a bare null in it and must name it."""
assert unanswered_nulls({'length': None, 'missing': {}}) == ['$.length']
assert unanswered_nulls(
{'missing': {}, 'lifters': [{'local': None, 'reason': None}]}) == [
'$.lifters[0].local']
def test_a_row_null_is_answered_by_its_own_reason():
"""The nested half of the rule, on a real case: a lifter that could not
be placed because the panel frame was never solved."""
t = bare_ticket()
t['lifters'] = [{'family': 'P76', 'id': 1, 'point': None}]
out = QC.ticket_to_json(t)
row = out['lifters'][0]
assert row['local'] is None
assert 'frame was not solved' in row['reason']
def test_a_strand_of_unknown_diameter_says_so_rather_than_going_quiet():
out = QC.ticket_to_json(bare_ticket())
assert out['strand_by_dia'] == [
{'diameter_in': None, 'count': 2,
'reason': 'neither the strand family name nor its diameter '
'parameter said what size this strand is'}]
def test_no_panel_and_no_sheet_are_different_sentences():
"""A piece with no framing member and a piece whose sheet is missing are
two different failures, and a reader has to be able to tell them apart."""
out = QC.ticket_to_json(bare_ticket())
assert 'no Structural Framing member' in out['missing']['length']
assert 'no Structural Framing member' in out['missing']['tkt_fc']
t = bare_ticket()
t.update({'panel_id': 7, 'length': 20.0, 'family': 'PNL',
'design_number': 'PNL1.0'})
out = QC.ticket_to_json(t)
assert 'no sheet is named after this mark' in out['missing']['tkt_fc']
assert 'length' not in out['missing']
def test_a_key_this_writer_does_not_know_is_named_not_dropped():
"""Rule 3 turned on the writer itself. The check caches the button
leaves on the ticket land here, and that list is step 4's worklist."""
out = QC.ticket_to_json(full_ticket())
assert out['unserialised_keys'] == ['_debond_requirement', 'frame',
'member_boxes']
def test_a_value_that_is_present_gets_no_reason():
"""The other half: `missing` must not fill up with noise, or nobody
reads it."""
out = QC.ticket_to_json(full_ticket(), design='PNL1.0',
spec_source='spec')
for key in ('mark', 'length', 'width', 'tkt_fc', 'bom_schedules',
'design', 'spec_source'):
assert key not in out['missing']
# ================================================== RULE 4, provenance rides
def test_the_envelope_carries_the_schema_the_clock_and_the_build(monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(K, 'sources', lambda d: [])
doc = _Doc('sample_job', MODEL_PATH)
document = QC.run_evidence([], doc=doc,
written_at='2026-01-01T00:00:00')
# Pinned to the constant, not to a literal: the schema is BUMPED on any
# key change (rule 1 -- discard whole, never migrate), so a literal here
# only ever means an edit to this line.
assert document['schema'] == QC.SCHEMA
assert document['written_at'] == '2026-01-01T00:00:00'
assert document['written_by'].startswith('TicketQC ')
assert document['build']['extension_version']
assert document['doc_key'] == 'sample_job'
assert document['model_stem'] == 'sample_job'
def test_the_clock_can_be_frozen():
"""The parity gate compares two runs. A diff that is nothing but
timestamps teaches nothing and hides everything."""
one = QC.run_evidence([], doc=None, written_at='2026-01-01T00:00:00')
two = QC.run_evidence([], doc=None, written_at='2026-01-01T00:00:00')
assert json.dumps(one, sort_keys=True) == json.dumps(two, sort_keys=True)
def test_the_knowledge_layers_ride_along_in_merge_order(monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(K, 'sources', lambda d: [
('catalogue', '/x/catalogue.yaml', True),
('plant', '/x/plant.yaml', False),
('job', '/x/job.yaml', True)])
document = QC.run_evidence([], doc=_Doc(), written_at='t')
assert [row['label'] for row in document['knowledge_sources']] == [
'catalogue', 'plant', 'job']
assert [row['exists'] for row in document['knowledge_sources']] == [
True, False, True]
def test_knowledge_layers_that_could_not_be_listed_are_null_and_a_reason(
monkeypatch):
def boom(_doc):
raise RuntimeError('nope')
monkeypatch.setattr(K, 'sources', boom)
document = QC.run_evidence([], doc=_Doc(), written_at='t')
assert document['knowledge_sources'] is None
assert 'RuntimeError' in document['missing']['knowledge_sources']
def test_no_document_means_no_layers_and_says_so():
document = QC.run_evidence([], doc=None, written_at='t')
assert document['knowledge_sources'] is None
assert 'no document' in document['missing']['knowledge_sources']
assert 'doc_key' in document['missing']
def test_the_spec_source_rides_with_each_ticket(monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(K, 'sources', lambda d: [])
document = QC.run_evidence(
[a_result(bare_ticket(), design='PNL1.0', source='spec'),
a_result(bare_ticket(), design='PNL2.0', source='regex')],
doc=_Doc(), written_at='t')
assert [t['spec_source'] for t in document['tickets']] == ['spec',
'regex']
assert [t['design'] for t in document['tickets']] == ['PNL1.0', 'PNL2.0']
assert document['tickets'][0]['intent']['fc'] == 6000
def test_a_ticket_with_no_intent_says_so_rather_than_going_quiet():
out = QC.ticket_to_json(bare_ticket())
assert out['intent'] is None
assert 'no design intent' in out['missing']['intent']
def test_the_file_carries_no_findings():
"""Step 1 moves no judgement. `qc-run.json` owns the verdicts; this file
owns the inputs, and keeping them apart is what lets step 2 re-judge one
against the other."""
document = QC.run_evidence([a_result(bare_ticket())], doc=None,
written_at='t')
assert 'findings' not in document
assert 'findings' not in document['tickets'][0]
assert 'severity' not in json.dumps(document)
# ================================================ RULE 1, discarded WHOLE
def _write(tmp_path, payload):
path = os.path.join(str(tmp_path), 'run-x.json')
with open(path, 'w') as handle:
handle.write(json.dumps(payload))
return path
def test_a_schema_mismatch_throws_the_WHOLE_file_away(tmp_path):
"""Not partially, not migrated. The half-read case is the dangerous one:
a run against a configuration nobody chose, that looks entirely normal.
So the assertion is not merely that `_load_error` is set -- it is that
`tickets` is EMPTY even though the file on disk had three of them and
they parsed perfectly well.
"""
path = _write(tmp_path, {'schema': 'ticketqc/0',
'doc_key': 'sample_job',
'written_by': 'TicketQC 0.9',
'tickets': [{'mark': 'A'}, {'mark': 'B'},
{'mark': 'C'}]})
loaded = QC.load_evidence(path)
assert loaded['tickets'] == []
assert loaded['ticket_count'] == 0
assert loaded['doc_key'] is None
assert loaded['written_by'] is None
assert 'ticketqc/0' in loaded['_load_error']
assert QC.SCHEMA in loaded['_load_error']
def test_a_file_with_no_schema_at_all_is_discarded_the_same_way(tmp_path):
path = _write(tmp_path, {'tickets': [{'mark': 'A'}]})
loaded = QC.load_evidence(path)
assert loaded['tickets'] == []
assert '_load_error' in loaded
def test_a_damaged_file_is_not_fatal_but_is_never_silent(tmp_path):
path = os.path.join(str(tmp_path), 'run-x.json')
with open(path, 'w') as handle:
handle.write('{ this is not json')
loaded = QC.load_evidence(path)
assert loaded['tickets'] == []
assert loaded['_load_error']
def test_a_file_that_is_not_there_says_so(tmp_path):
loaded = QC.load_evidence(os.path.join(str(tmp_path), 'nope.json'))
assert loaded['tickets'] == []
assert 'no evidence file' in loaded['_load_error']
def test_a_current_file_round_trips_through_disk(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(QC, '_flat_text', lambda doc, vid: 'USE (14) 1/2"')
monkeypatch.setattr(K, 'sources', lambda d: [('job', '/x/job.yaml', True)])
doc = _Doc('sample_job', MODEL_PATH)
document = QC.run_evidence([a_result(full_ticket(doc))], doc=doc,
written_at='2026-01-01T00:00:00')
folder = os.path.join(str(tmp_path), '_ticketqc', 'evidence')
path = QC.write_evidence(folder, document, name='run-frozen.json')
assert os.path.isfile(path)
back = QC.load_evidence(path)
assert '_load_error' not in back
assert back == document
# ==================================================== the step is INERT
def test_the_writer_never_touches_the_ticket_it_was_given(monkeypatch):
"""The whole claim of step 1 in one assertion.
`check_ticket` has already run against this dict by the time the button
serialises it, and thirteen checks still read `t['doc']` and
`t['sheets']` off it on the next press. If `ticket_to_json` edited the
ticket -- swapped the document for a key, flattened the sheets -- the
step would stop being inert and would break a check instead. So: same
keys, and every value is the SAME OBJECT it was before.
"""
monkeypatch.setattr(QC, '_flat_text', lambda doc, vid: 'x')
t = full_ticket()
before = dict((k, id(t[k])) for k in t)
QC.ticket_to_json(t, design='PNL1.0', spec_source='spec')
assert sorted(t.keys()) == sorted(before.keys())
for key in t:
assert id(t[key]) == before[key], '{0} was replaced'.format(key)
def test_the_run_writer_never_touches_the_results_it_was_given(monkeypatch):
monkeypatch.setattr(K, 'sources', lambda d: [])
results = [a_result(bare_ticket())]
before = json.dumps(sorted(results[0].keys()))
QC.run_evidence(results, doc=None, written_at='t')
assert json.dumps(sorted(results[0].keys())) == before
assert results[0]['ticket']['doc'] is not None # still the live one
def test_the_evidence_file_name_is_one_per_press():
assert QC.evidence_run_name('20260101-120000') == \
'run-20260101-120000.json'
assert QC.evidence_run_name().startswith('run-')
assert QC.evidence_run_name().endswith('.json')
def test_the_writer_creates_the_folder_it_needs(tmp_path):
folder = os.path.join(str(tmp_path), 'a', 'b', 'evidence')
path = QC.write_evidence(folder, {'schema': QC.SCHEMA, 'tickets': []},
name='run-1.json')
assert os.path.isfile(path)
def test_no_absolute_user_path_is_invented_for_the_model():
"""Evidence files live beside the model and are never committed, but the
stem is what identifies the model here rather than a full path -- the
thing `tools/scrub.py` would call a leak if one ever were."""
out = QC.ticket_to_json(full_ticket())
assert out['model_stem'] == 'sample_job'
assert '\\' not in (out['model_stem'] or '')
assert '/' not in (out['model_stem'] or '')
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Pins the instance-then-type fallback in `ticketqc.pstr` / `pdouble`.
THE DEFECT THIS GUARDS AGAINST
--------------------------------
`Element.LookupParameter` only ever sees parameters that live on the
INSTANCE. A knowledge role the plant layer maps to a TYPE parameter (wall
thickness is the standing example) therefore read back `None` forever, and
silently -- a role reading `None` just means the check stands down, so the
report still rendered and the checklist still printed with nothing to show
it had skipped anything. Verified live 2026-09-02 against a real 8" wall
panel: the thickness role read `None` off the instance and "8"" off the
type.
`pstr`/`pdouble` now read the instance first (an instance override, even an
unusual one, is what this particular piece actually carries) and fall back
to the type only when the instance has nothing -- no such parameter, or one
that is present but blank.
WHAT IS PINNED HERE, why each case matters
--------------------------------------------
1. Value only on the type -- the whole point of the fix. Must now resolve.
2. Value on both -- instance must win. This is the precedence rule, not
an accident of "whichever is checked first."
3. A fake with no type reachable at all (no `GetTypeId`) -- must behave
EXACTLY as before: return the instance's raw answer, never raise. This
is what keeps every existing fake element in the rest of the suite
from suddenly needing Revit-shaped attributes it never had.
4. A type lookup that raises (a `Document.GetElement` that blows up) --
must degrade to the instance answer, not propagate. Revit can hand
back all manner of half-built objects mid-edit; this function may
never be the thing that turns that into an unhandled exception.
`pdouble` gets the identical fallback (case 1) for the identical reason --
same defect, same fix -- but NOT the "instance wins on a tie" case, because
0.0 is a legitimate instance value and this file does not want to relitigate
`pdouble`'s own units warning about AsDouble(); its docstring already covers
that ground and weight/unit-weight roles are read through `pstr`, not this.
"""
# pylint: disable=import-error,invalid-name,broad-except
import sys
import types
import pytest
def _stub_revit():
"""`Autodesk.Revit.DB`, inert, for a host interpreter.
Same shape as `test_ticketqc_evidence.py`'s stub, with `StorageType`
given real `.String` / `.Double` sentinels -- `pstr`/`pdouble` branch on
those, so an empty placeholder class would make every read fall through
the wrong arm rather than exercising the fallback under test.
"""
if 'Autodesk.Revit.DB' in sys.modules:
return []
autodesk = types.ModuleType('Autodesk')
revit = types.ModuleType('Autodesk.Revit')
db = types.ModuleType('Autodesk.Revit.DB')
for name in ('FilteredElementCollector', 'AssemblyInstance', 'View',
'ViewSheet', 'ViewType', 'BuiltInCategory', 'Element',
'ElementId', 'XYZ', 'Transform',
'Options', 'Solid', 'BoundingBoxXYZ'):
setattr(db, name, type(str(name), (object,), {}))
class StorageType(object):
String = 'String'
Double = 'Double'
db.StorageType = StorageType
autodesk.Revit = revit
revit.DB = db
sys.modules['Autodesk'] = autodesk
sys.modules['Autodesk.Revit'] = revit
sys.modules['Autodesk.Revit.DB'] = db
return ['Autodesk.Revit.DB', 'Autodesk.Revit', 'Autodesk']
_ADDED = _stub_revit()
try:
from vibe import ticketqc as QC # noqa: E402
finally:
for _name in _ADDED:
sys.modules.pop(_name, None)
# `vibe.ticketqc` is cached in `sys.modules` process-wide, so if some OTHER
# test file imported it first through its own bare `StorageType` stub (no
# `.String` / `.Double`), `QC.StorageType` here is that same class object,
# not the one `_stub_revit` above just built. Stamp the two sentinels onto
# whichever `StorageType` class the module actually holds, rather than
# trusting that this file's stub is the one that won the import race.
QC.StorageType.String = 'String'
QC.StorageType.Double = 'Double'
# --------------------------------------------------------------- fake model
#
# Deliberately NOT built on any shared base class with the rest of the
# suite's fakes -- case 3 below needs an element that plainly has no
# `GetTypeId`, and a base class is exactly the thing that would quietly
# hand it one.
class Param(object):
def __init__(self, storage, string_value=None, double_value=None):
self.StorageType = storage
self._string_value = string_value
self._double_value = double_value
def AsString(self):
return self._string_value
def AsValueString(self):
return self._string_value
def AsDouble(self):
return self._double_value
def str_param(value):
return Param(QC.StorageType.String, string_value=value)
def double_param(value):
return Param(QC.StorageType.Double, double_value=value)
class FakeType(object):
"""Stands in for the `ElementType` `Document.GetElement` hands back."""
def __init__(self, params):
self._params = params or {}
def LookupParameter(self, name):
return self._params.get(name)
class FakeDoc(object):
def __init__(self, type_id, type_obj, raise_on_get=False):
self._type_id = type_id
self._type_obj = type_obj
self._raise_on_get = raise_on_get
def GetElement(self, type_id):
if self._raise_on_get:
raise RuntimeError('boom -- GetElement blew up')
if type_id != self._type_id:
return None
return self._type_obj
class InstanceOnly(object):
"""No `GetTypeId` at all -- the shape of every fake element already in
this suite before this change. Must not start raising."""
def __init__(self, params=None):
self._params = params or {}
def LookupParameter(self, name):
return self._params.get(name)
class WithType(InstanceOnly):
"""An instance whose type is reachable through `GetTypeId`/`Document`."""
def __init__(self, params=None, type_params=None, type_id='TYPE-1',
raise_on_get=False):
InstanceOnly.__init__(self, params)
self._type_id = type_id
self.Document = FakeDoc(type_id, FakeType(type_params),
raise_on_get=raise_on_get)
def GetTypeId(self):
return self._type_id
class TypeIdRaises(InstanceOnly):
"""`GetTypeId` itself blows up -- must degrade like `InstanceOnly`."""
def GetTypeId(self):
raise RuntimeError('boom -- GetTypeId blew up')
# --------------------------------------------------------------------- pstr
def test_value_only_on_the_type_is_now_found():
el = WithType(params={}, type_params={'Thickness': str_param('8"')})
assert QC.pstr(el, 'Thickness') == '8"'
def test_value_on_both_prefers_the_instance():
el = WithType(params={'Thickness': str_param('9"')},
type_params={'Thickness': str_param('8"')})
assert QC.pstr(el, 'Thickness') == '9"'
def test_no_type_reachable_behaves_exactly_as_before():
el = InstanceOnly(params={})
assert QC.pstr(el, 'Thickness') is None
el2 = InstanceOnly(params={'Mark': str_param('WP101')})
assert QC.pstr(el2, 'Mark') == 'WP101'
def test_get_type_id_raising_degrades_to_the_instance_answer():
el = TypeIdRaises(params={})
assert QC.pstr(el, 'Thickness') is None
el2 = TypeIdRaises(params={'Mark': str_param('WP101')})
assert QC.pstr(el2, 'Mark') == 'WP101'
def test_type_lookup_that_raises_degrades_to_the_instance_answer():
el = WithType(params={}, type_params={'Thickness': str_param('8"')},
raise_on_get=True)
assert QC.pstr(el, 'Thickness') is None
el2 = WithType(params={'Mark': str_param('WP101')},
type_params={'Mark': str_param('WP999')},
raise_on_get=True)
assert QC.pstr(el2, 'Mark') == 'WP101'
def test_instance_parameter_present_but_blank_still_falls_back_to_type():
el = WithType(params={'Thickness': str_param('')},
type_params={'Thickness': str_param('8"')})
assert QC.pstr(el, 'Thickness') == '8"'
def test_neither_instance_nor_type_has_it_is_none():
el = WithType(params={}, type_params={})
assert QC.pstr(el, 'Thickness') is None
def test_none_element_is_none():
assert QC.pstr(None, 'Thickness') is None
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ pdouble
def test_pdouble_value_only_on_the_type_is_now_found():
el = WithType(params={}, type_params={'Width': double_param(0.667)})
assert QC.pdouble(el, 'Width') == 0.667
def test_pdouble_value_on_both_prefers_the_instance():
el = WithType(params={'Width': double_param(0.5)},
type_params={'Width': double_param(0.667)})
assert QC.pdouble(el, 'Width') == 0.5
def test_pdouble_zero_on_instance_is_not_treated_as_missing():
# 0.0 is a legitimate instance value -- it must NOT fall through to the
# type just because it is falsy.
el = WithType(params={'Width': double_param(0.0)},
type_params={'Width': double_param(0.667)})
assert QC.pdouble(el, 'Width') == 0.0
def test_pdouble_no_type_reachable_behaves_exactly_as_before():
el = InstanceOnly(params={})
assert QC.pdouble(el, 'Width') is None
el2 = InstanceOnly(params={'Width': double_param(0.667)})
assert QC.pdouble(el2, 'Width') == 0.667
def test_pdouble_get_type_id_raising_degrades_to_the_instance_answer():
el = TypeIdRaises(params={})
assert QC.pdouble(el, 'Width') is None
def test_pdouble_type_lookup_that_raises_degrades_to_the_instance_answer():
el = WithType(params={}, type_params={'Width': double_param(0.667)},
raise_on_get=True)
assert QC.pdouble(el, 'Width') is None
# ----------------------------------------------------------- rstr unchanged
#
# `rstr` needs no change if the layer beneath it is fixed -- it just loops
# `pstr` over the role's candidate names. Confirmed rather than assumed: it
# now resolves a role mapped to a type-only parameter, with no edit to
# `rstr` itself.
class _FakeKnowledge(object):
"""The minimal shape `rstr` needs: `K.param_names(know, role)`."""
def test_rstr_resolves_a_role_mapped_to_a_type_only_parameter(monkeypatch):
from vibe import knowledge as K
monkeypatch.setattr(K, 'param_names',
lambda know, role: ['Thickness'])
el = WithType(params={}, type_params={'Thickness': str_param('8"')})
assert QC.rstr(el, _FakeKnowledge(), 'panel.thickness') == '8"'
# ---------------------------------------------------- instance-only / type-only
#
# `pstr_instance_only` / `pstr_type_only` (and their `rstr_*` twins) exist for
# exactly one caller, `ticketchecks._reinforcing_values`, which must keep an
# instance read and a type read genuinely mutually exclusive -- see that
# function's docstring. Pinned here so a future edit to `pstr`'s union does
# not quietly change these too.
def test_pstr_instance_only_never_sees_the_type():
el = WithType(params={}, type_params={'Thickness': str_param('8"')})
assert QC.pstr_instance_only(el, 'Thickness') is None
def test_pstr_instance_only_returns_the_instance_value_when_present():
el = WithType(params={'Thickness': str_param('9"')},
type_params={'Thickness': str_param('8"')})
assert QC.pstr_instance_only(el, 'Thickness') == '9"'
def test_pstr_instance_only_none_element_is_none():
assert QC.pstr_instance_only(None, 'Thickness') is None
def test_pstr_type_only_never_sees_the_instance():
el = WithType(params={'Thickness': str_param('9"')},
type_params={'Thickness': str_param('8"')})
assert QC.pstr_type_only(el, 'Thickness') == '8"'
def test_pstr_type_only_none_when_no_type_reachable():
el = InstanceOnly(params={'Thickness': str_param('9"')})
assert QC.pstr_type_only(el, 'Thickness') is None
def test_pstr_type_only_none_element_is_none():
assert QC.pstr_type_only(None, 'Thickness') is None
def test_rstr_instance_only_does_not_fall_back_to_the_type(monkeypatch):
from vibe import knowledge as K
monkeypatch.setattr(K, 'param_names',
lambda know, role: ['Thickness'])
el = WithType(params={}, type_params={'Thickness': str_param('8"')})
assert QC.rstr_instance_only(el, _FakeKnowledge(), 'panel.thickness') is None
el2 = WithType(params={'Thickness': str_param('9"')},
type_params={'Thickness': str_param('8"')})
assert QC.rstr_instance_only(el2, _FakeKnowledge(),
'panel.thickness') == '9"'
def test_rstr_type_only_does_not_fall_back_to_the_instance(monkeypatch):
from vibe import knowledge as K
monkeypatch.setattr(K, 'param_names',
lambda know, role: ['Thickness'])
el = WithType(params={'Thickness': str_param('9"')},
type_params={'Thickness': str_param('8"')})
assert QC.rstr_type_only(el, _FakeKnowledge(), 'panel.thickness') == '8"'
el2 = InstanceOnly(params={'Thickness': str_param('9"')})
assert QC.rstr_type_only(el2, _FakeKnowledge(), 'panel.thickness') is None
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""The weight gate must count cast concrete that is not the panel rectangle.
A slab-seat ledge is a separate family in the assembly and real concrete:
WP371's carried 8.99 ft3 = 1,349 lb, 7.5% of the piece. Before
`extra_cast_ft3` existed, `weight_check()` reconstructed the piece without it
and refused panels whose model -- whose own cast-weight parameter, which does
count the ledge -- was right.
"""
import pytest
from vibe import knowledge, liftexport
def make_know():
return knowledge._deep_copy(knowledge.DEFAULTS)
def make_job(extra_cast_ft3=None):
"""A 20 x 10 ft x 8 in panel with one blockout, WP371-shaped."""
gross_ft3 = 20.0 * 10.0 * 8.0 / 12.0 # 133.333
hole_ft3 = 4.0 * 5.0 * 8.0 / 12.0 # 13.333
pcf = 150.0
job = {
'panel': {
'mark': 'TEST-1',
'length_ft': 20.0,
'width_ft': 10.0,
'thickness_in': 8.0,
'unit_weight_pcf': pcf,
'weight_lb': (gross_ft3 - hole_ft3) * pcf,
'blockouts': [{'name': 'OPENING 1', 'x0': 8.0, 'y0': 2.5,
'length': 4.0, 'width': 5.0}],
},
'source': {'solid_ft3': gross_ft3 - hole_ft3},
}
if extra_cast_ft3 is not None:
job['panel']['extra_cast_ft3'] = extra_cast_ft3
job['source']['solid_ft3'] += extra_cast_ft3
job['panel']['weight_lb'] += extra_cast_ft3 * pcf
return job
def test_no_extra_cast_still_reconciles():
"""A plain rectangle behaves exactly as before the field existed."""
ok, message, numbers = liftexport.weight_check(make_job(), make_know())
assert ok
assert message == ''
assert numbers['reconstructed_lb'] == pytest.approx(numbers['solid_lb'])
def test_ledge_is_added_to_the_reconstruction():
"""With the ledge stated on both sides, the gate passes."""
ok, _message, numbers = liftexport.weight_check(
make_job(extra_cast_ft3=8.992), make_know())
assert ok
assert numbers['extra_cast_lb'] == pytest.approx(8.992 * 150.0)
assert numbers['reconstructed_lb'] == pytest.approx(
(133.333 - 13.333 + 8.992) * 150.0, rel=0.001)
def test_a_missing_ledge_is_the_refusal_it_just_was():
"""Stated includes the ledge; our reconstruction without it must fail.
This is WP371 as the button found it: +7.5%, refused rather than
calculated -- correct behaviour then, and pinned so removing the field
by accident fails here instead of at a plant.
"""
job = make_job()
job['panel']['weight_lb'] += 8.992 * 150.0 # model counts its ledge
ok, message, _numbers = liftexport.weight_check(job, make_know())
assert not ok
assert 'disagree' in message
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# WPA545E, measured live 2026-09-02: a custom cast-weight shared parameter's
# AsDouble() returned 560537.22 while AsValueString() -- what Revit shows
# the engineer -- read "38,409" lb, a 14.5939029x units artifact (this
# shared parameter's raw stored value is not pounds; verified 451/451
# against AsValueString in `_scratch/match_weights.py`). The parameter's
# actual name is plant knowledge and does not belong in this repository.
# The production read path (`ticketqc.rstr` -> `pstr` -> `AsValueString()`,
# never `AsDouble()`, for the `panel.weight` / `panel.unit_weight` roles)
# never produces the bad number -- but this pins that IF a raw AsDouble
# value ever reached `weight_lb`, `weight_check` refuses rather than
# calculates on it. 256.06 ft3 x 150 pcf = 38,409 lb is the true weight
# (9.48376 cubicYards -- consistent with the companion cast-volume
# parameter's own AsValueString); 560,537 lb over the same volume implies
# ~2189 pcf, which is not concrete.
def make_wpa545e_job(stated_lb):
return {
'panel': {
'mark': 'WPA545E',
'length_ft': 25.606,
'width_ft': 10.0,
'thickness_in': 12.0, # 25.606 x 10 x 1 ft = 256.06 ft3
'unit_weight_pcf': 150.0,
'weight_lb': stated_lb,
'blockouts': [],
},
'source': {'solid_ft3': 256.06},
}
def test_true_display_weight_reconciles_at_normal_weight_concrete():
"""The engineer's number (AsValueString, 38,409 lb) passes clean at
exactly 150 pcf -- the free sanity net this guard is built on."""
job = make_wpa545e_job(38409.0)
ok, message, numbers = liftexport.weight_check(job, make_know())
assert ok, message
assert numbers['solid_lb'] == pytest.approx(38409.0, rel=1e-4)
def test_raw_asdouble_style_weight_is_refused_not_trusted():
"""The 14.5939x units-artifact value (560,537.22, the live AsDouble()
read on WPA545E) is never silently accepted: it implies ~2189 pcf over
the piece's own 256.06 ft3 solid, which weight_check refuses rather
than calculating on."""
job = make_wpa545e_job(560537.22)
ok, message, numbers = liftexport.weight_check(job, make_know())
assert not ok
assert 'disagree' in message
implied_pcf = numbers['stated_lb'] / (numbers['solid_lb'] / 150.0)
assert implied_pcf > 500 # nowhere near a real concrete density
def test_implausible_density_is_refused_4050pcf():
"""A stated weight implying ~4050 pcf (over 25x normal-weight concrete)
on the same 256.06 ft3 solid must refuse, never pass as a two-way
'agreement' -- the 150 pcf cross-check is the point of this guard."""
job = make_wpa545e_job(256.06 * 4050.0)
ok, message, _numbers = liftexport.weight_check(job, make_know())
assert not ok
assert 'disagree' in message
def test_normal_weight_concrete_density_passes():
"""The companion pass case: a stated weight at ordinary normal-weight
concrete density (150 pcf) reconciles cleanly on the same solid."""
job = make_wpa545e_job(256.06 * 150.0)
ok, message, _numbers = liftexport.weight_check(job, make_know())
assert ok, message
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Tests for vibe.yamlkit: the hand-rolled YAML subset emit()/parse() round
trips through, and nothing else.
No Revit dependency at all -- see conftest.py -- so every function here is
in scope.
"""
from vibe import yamlkit
# ------------------------------------------------------------------ scalar
def test_scalar_plain_string_is_unquoted():
assert yamlkit.scalar('left_rail') == 'left_rail'
def test_scalar_quotes_a_reserved_word():
assert yamlkit.scalar('true') == "'true'"
assert yamlkit.scalar('null') == "'null'"
def test_scalar_quotes_a_number_looking_string_so_it_reads_back_as_text():
# A part number like '4.10' must not come back as the float 4.1.
assert yamlkit.scalar('4.10') == "'4.10'"
def test_scalar_quotes_a_string_with_a_leading_or_trailing_space():
assert yamlkit.scalar(' x') == "' x'"
assert yamlkit.scalar('x ') == "'x '"
def test_scalar_quotes_a_string_ending_in_colon():
assert yamlkit.scalar('note:') == "'note:'"
def test_scalar_escapes_an_embedded_quote_by_doubling_it():
assert yamlkit.scalar("it's") == "'it''s'"
def test_scalar_empty_string_is_quoted():
assert yamlkit.scalar('') == "''"
def test_scalar_none_true_false():
assert yamlkit.scalar(None) == 'null'
assert yamlkit.scalar(True) == 'true'
assert yamlkit.scalar(False) == 'false'
def test_scalar_float_drops_a_trailing_dot_zero():
assert yamlkit.scalar(270.0) == '270'
assert yamlkit.scalar(3.5) == '3.5'
def test_scalar_int_is_bare():
assert yamlkit.scalar(28920) == '28920'
# --------------------------------------------------------------- emit/parse
def test_round_trip_flat_dict():
doc = {'a': 1, 'b': 'text', 'c': True, 'd': None, 'e': 2.5}
assert yamlkit.parse('\n'.join(yamlkit.emit(doc))) == doc
def test_round_trip_nested_dict():
doc = {'outer': {'inner': {'x': 1, 'y': [1, 2, 3]}}}
assert yamlkit.parse('\n'.join(yamlkit.emit(doc))) == doc
def test_round_trip_flat_list_stays_on_one_line():
doc = {'columns_in': [3.5, 16.5, 40.5]}
lines = yamlkit.emit(doc)
assert lines == ['columns_in: [3.5, 16.5, 40.5]']
assert yamlkit.parse('\n'.join(lines)) == doc
def test_round_trip_list_of_dicts():
doc = {'rows': [{'from_bottom_in': 1.75, 'strands': ['X', 'X', '.']},
{'from_bottom_in': 6.25, 'strands': ['X', 'X', 'X']}]}
text = '\n'.join(yamlkit.emit(doc))
assert yamlkit.parse(text) == doc
def test_round_trip_empty_dict_and_list():
doc = {'confidence': {}, 'notes': []}
text = '\n'.join(yamlkit.emit(doc))
assert yamlkit.parse(text) == doc
def test_round_trip_string_containing_a_colon_stays_a_scalar():
# A note that happens to contain ':' must not be misread as a nested key.
doc = {'text': 'STRAND PATTERN: see detail'}
text = '\n'.join(yamlkit.emit(doc))
assert yamlkit.parse(text) == doc
def test_parse_ignores_comments_and_blank_lines():
text = '# a header comment\n\nkey: 1\n# inline-ish comment on its own line\nother: 2\n'
assert yamlkit.parse(text) == {'key': 1, 'other': 2}
def test_parse_ignores_a_comment_indented_above_a_section():
text = ('reinforcing:\n'
' # a note about this field\n'
' mild_grade_ksi: 60\n')
assert yamlkit.parse(text) == {'reinforcing': {'mild_grade_ksi': 60}}
def test_deterministic_key_order_is_alphabetical():
doc = {'z': 1, 'a': 2, 'm': 3}
lines = yamlkit.emit(doc)
assert [ln.split(':')[0] for ln in lines] == ['a', 'm', 'z']
def test_is_flat_respects_the_width_budget():
short = [1, 2, 3]
long_list = list(range(40))
assert yamlkit.is_flat(short) is True
assert yamlkit.is_flat(long_list) is False
def test_is_flat_false_for_a_list_containing_a_dict():
assert yamlkit.is_flat([{'a': 1}]) is False
def test_loads_is_an_alias_for_parse():
text = 'a: 1\n'
assert yamlkit.loads(text) == yamlkit.parse(text)
# ------------------------------------------------ hand-written truncation
#
# EVERY TEST BELOW ASSERTS ON WHAT COMES AFTER THE AWKWARD CONSTRUCT, and
# that is the whole point of them. `parse()` did not raise on any of these
# shapes and did not return a wrong value for them either -- it returned a
# tree that was simply MISSING everything below, and a test that checked
# only the construct itself would have passed against the broken parser.
#
# The one that cost a real press: a job knowledge file wrapped
# `parts: [P76, P89,` onto a second line two thirds of the way down, and
# the three sections under it vanished. The config editor compares its tree
# against the Revit-side reader's key by key, so a WHOLE-FILE failure was
# reported as a disagreement about whichever innocent key was being
# written. 16 top-level keys in the file, 13 in the tree.
WRAPPED = (
'first: 1\n'
'middle:\n'
' parts: [P76, P89, P92,\n'
' SP29, SP30,\n'
" '0010001']\n"
' after_the_list: yes it is read\n'
'last:\n'
' deep: 2\n'
)
def test_a_wrapped_flow_list_does_not_end_the_document():
doc = yamlkit.parse(WRAPPED)
# The keys AFTER the wrapped list are the assertion that matters.
assert sorted(doc) == ['first', 'last', 'middle']
assert doc['last'] == {'deep': 2}
assert doc['middle']['after_the_list'] == 'yes it is read'
def test_a_wrapped_flow_list_reads_back_as_the_whole_list():
doc = yamlkit.parse(WRAPPED)
assert doc['middle']['parts'] == ['P76', 'P89', 'P92', 'SP29', 'SP30',
'0010001']
def test_a_wrapped_flow_list_keeps_a_quoted_bracket_or_comma_intact():
doc = yamlkit.parse("a: ['P76, spare', '[not a list]',\n"
" 'it''s']\nb: 2\n")
assert doc['a'] == ['P76, spare', '[not a list]', "it's"]
assert doc['b'] == 2
def test_a_hash_inside_a_quoted_flow_value_is_not_a_comment():
doc = yamlkit.parse("bars: ['#4 BAR (TYP.)',\n"
" '#9 (80ksi)']\nafter: ok\n")
assert doc['bars'] == ['#4 BAR (TYP.)', '#9 (80ksi)']
assert doc['after'] == 'ok'
def test_a_comment_inside_a_wrapped_flow_list_is_dropped():
doc = yamlkit.parse('a: [1, 2, # why these two\n'
' 3]\nb: 4\n')
assert doc == {'a': [1, 2, 3], 'b': 4}
def test_a_double_quote_that_is_an_inch_mark_does_not_open_a_string():
# knowledge/catalogue.yaml really writes this. Treating the inch marks
# as quotes hides the closing bracket and the file ends there.
doc = yamlkit.parse('dims: [3", 3", 3"]\nafter: ok\n')
assert doc == {'dims': ['3"', '3"', '3"'], 'after': 'ok'}
def test_an_unterminated_flow_list_raises_instead_of_returning_what_it_had():
# THE DECISION, pinned: running off the end of the file and returning
# the part it managed to read is the exact failure this whole path
# exists to end.
import pytest
with pytest.raises(yamlkit.YamlKitError):
yamlkit.parse('a: 1\nb: [1, 2,\nc: 3\n')
def test_the_unterminated_message_names_the_line_to_go_and_look_at():
import pytest
with pytest.raises(yamlkit.YamlKitError) as caught:
yamlkit.parse('a: 1\nb: 2\nparts: [P76,\n')
assert 'line 3' in str(caught.value)
def test_yamlkit_error_is_a_value_error():
# A caller already guarding a parse with `except ValueError` keeps
# working; one that wants to name this failure still can.
assert issubclass(yamlkit.YamlKitError, ValueError)
def test_a_block_sequence_at_its_keys_own_indent_does_not_end_the_document():
doc = yamlkit.parse('one:\n'
' notes:\n'
' - the first note\n'
' - the second\n'
' after: read\n'
'two: 2\n')
assert doc['one']['notes'] == ['the first note', 'the second']
assert doc['one']['after'] == 'read'
assert doc['two'] == 2
def test_a_trailing_comment_on_a_key_line_does_not_end_the_document():
doc = yamlkit.parse('prefixes: # dead sheets, skipped outright\n'
' - zvoid\n'
' - zzvoid\n'
'after: read\n')
assert doc == {'prefixes': ['zvoid', 'zzvoid'], 'after': 'read'}
def test_a_trailing_comment_is_stripped_from_a_value():
assert yamlkit.parse('a: 1 # one\nb: two # and two\n') == {
'a': 1, 'b': 'two'}
def test_a_hash_that_is_part_of_a_value_is_not_a_comment():
# A '#' with no whitespace in front of it is text, which is what YAML
# says and what a pattern like this needs (checked against PyYAML).
assert yamlkit.parse('sheet_re: ^WP#\\d+\nafter: ok\n') == {
'sheet_re': '^WP#\\d+', 'after': 'ok'}
assert yamlkit.parse("note: '# 4 bar'\n") == {'note': '# 4 bar'}
def test_a_hash_after_a_space_is_a_comment_even_when_it_looks_like_a_value():
# `size: #4` really is a null with a comment in YAML -- agreeing with
# the other reader matters more than guessing the writer's intent.
assert yamlkit.parse('size: #4\nafter: ok\n') == {'size': None,
'after': 'ok'}
def test_a_wrapped_plain_scalar_does_not_end_the_document():
doc = yamlkit.parse('one:\n'
' - a note that ran long and wrapped\n'
' onto a second indented line\n'
' - a shorter one\n'
'two: 2\n')
assert doc['one'] == ['a note that ran long and wrapped onto a second '
'indented line', 'a shorter one']
assert doc['two'] == 2
def test_a_wrapped_scalar_does_not_swallow_a_list_items_second_field():
# The guard that keeps `_fold_plain` from eating structure: the second
# field of a `- key: value` item is a mapping line, not a continuation.
doc = yamlkit.parse('rows:\n'
' - qty: 14\n'
' dia_in: 0.5\n'
' - qty: 6\n'
' dia_in: 0.5\n'
'after: read\n')
assert doc['rows'] == [{'qty': 14, 'dia_in': 0.5},
{'qty': 6, 'dia_in': 0.5}]
assert doc['after'] == 'read'
def test_a_block_scalars_body_keeps_its_hashes_and_indentation():
doc = yamlkit.parse('note: >-\n'
' a sentence with a # in it\n'
' and a second line\n'
'after: read\n')
assert doc['note'] == 'a sentence with a # in it and a second line'
assert doc['after'] == 'read'
def test_a_folded_block_scalar_clips_one_trailing_newline_by_default():
# `>` clips (one newline), `>-` strips. Reading them the same way is a
# disagreement with every real YAML reader on the value of the key.
assert yamlkit.parse('note: >\n one line\n')['note'] == 'one line\n'
assert yamlkit.parse('note: >-\n one line\n')['note'] == 'one line'
# ------------------------------------------------------ flow mappings
def test_a_flow_mapping_is_a_dict_and_not_a_string():
doc = yamlkit.parse("bar_notes: {SR356: OPPOSING PAIRS}\nafter: read\n")
assert doc['bar_notes'] == {'SR356': 'OPPOSING PAIRS'}
assert doc['after'] == 'read'
def test_a_flow_mapping_reads_a_quoted_key():
doc = yamlkit.parse("part_notes: {'0010001': (TYP.), SR7: 2}\n")
assert doc['part_notes'] == {'0010001': '(TYP.)', 'SR7': 2}
def test_a_wrapped_flow_mapping_does_not_end_the_document():
doc = yamlkit.parse('m: {a: 1,\n'
' b: 2}\n'
'after: read\n')
assert doc == {'m': {'a': 1, 'b': 2}, 'after': 'read'}
def test_a_nested_flow_list_is_not_split_on_its_inner_commas():
doc = yamlkit.parse('a: [[1, 2], [3, 4]]\nb: 5\n')
assert doc == {'a': [[1, 2], [3, 4]], 'b': 5}
def test_an_empty_flow_collection_still_reads_as_empty():
assert yamlkit.parse('a: []\nb: {}\nc: 1\n') == {'a': [], 'b': {}, 'c': 1}
def test_a_double_quoted_scalar_is_unquoted():
# emit() never writes one; a person editing the file by hand does, and
# a value the two readers disagree about is a value the config editor
# refuses to write beside.
assert yamlkit.parse('note: "quoted by hand"\n') == {
'note': 'quoted by hand'}
def test_a_realistic_hand_edited_file_reads_to_its_last_key():
# The shape of the file that caused this: several sections, an awkward
# construct partway down, and the sections that follow it are the
# thing under test.
text = (
'job:\n'
' name: sample_job\n'
'details:\n'
' 05/X4:\n'
' bar_notes: {SR356: OPPOSING PAIRS}\n'
' parts: [P76, P89, P92, P98,\n'
' SP29, SP30, SP32,\n'
" '0010001']\n"
' notes:\n'
' - a note at the key\'s own indent that also wraps\n'
' onto a second line\n'
' dims: [3", 3"] # inch marks, not quotes\n'
'takeoff:\n'
' enabled: true\n'
'snapshot:\n'
' detached_dir: somewhere\n'
'catalogue:\n'
' checked: true\n'
)
doc = yamlkit.parse(text)
assert sorted(doc) == ['catalogue', 'details', 'job', 'snapshot',
'takeoff']
# The innocent key the old failure was reported against.
assert doc['snapshot']['detached_dir'] == 'somewhere'
detail = doc['details']['05/X4']
assert detail['parts'][-1] == '0010001'
assert detail['bar_notes'] == {'SR356': 'OPPOSING PAIRS'}
assert detail['dims'] == ['3"', '3"']
assert detail['notes'] == ["a note at the key's own indent that also "
'wraps onto a second line']
def test_round_trip_matches_a_realistic_spec_shaped_document():
doc = {
'schema': 1,
'design_number': 'WP1',
'source': {'extractor': 'regex', 'reviewed_by': None},
'concrete': {'fc_psi': 6000, 'fci_psi': 3500},
'reinforcing': {
'strand_groups': [
{'qty': 14, 'dia_in': 0.5, 'grade_ksi': 270, 'it_lb': 28920,
'role': None, 'note': None},
],
'strand_layout': {
'datum': 'left_rail',
'columns_in': [3.5, 16.5, 40.5, 59.5, 87.5, 109.5, 132.5],
'rows': [
{'from_bottom_in': 1.75, 'strands': ['X'] * 7},
{'from_bottom_in': 6.25, 'strands': ['X'] * 7},
],
'total_in': 143.0,
},
},
'unresolved': [{'text': 'STRAND PATTERN', 'reason': 'no rule matched'}],
}
text = '\n'.join(yamlkit.emit(doc))
assert yamlkit.parse(text) == doc