"""SequencingService — the deterministic collision-sequencing analyzer. The unit tests pin each rule in isolation; the golden test asserts the analyzer reproduces the CEO's own hand-sequencing of the 11-item guard-core-app batch (the effort that motivated the feature, and whose hand-coordination deadlocked the Main PM): S6 alone last, the R1/R3/R4 migration chain, R2/R3/S8 serialized on the shared threat service, and S1/S2/S7 in one parallel wave. """ from __future__ import annotations from dataclasses import dataclass, field from uuid import uuid4 import pytest from roboco.foundation.policy.sequencing.models import ( DraftSurface, SequencingError, ) from roboco.services.sequencing import ( SequencingService, by_osmosis_tail_dev_tasks, cell_task_wave_chain_depends_on, dev_task_collision_edges, ) def _backend(_i: int) -> str: return "backend" def _frontend(_i: int) -> str: return "frontend" def _wave_of(waves: list[list[int]], idx: int) -> int: return next(w for w, wave in enumerate(waves) if idx in wave) # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Per-rule unit tests # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- def test_disjoint_surfaces_no_edges() -> None: s = [ DraftSurface(0, 1, ["a/x.py"], False, False), DraftSurface(1, 1, ["b/y.py"], False, False), ] plan = SequencingService().analyze(s, _backend, {"backend": 2}) assert plan.edges == [] assert plan.waves == [[0, 1]] def test_file_overlap_serializes_more_important_first() -> None: # idx 1 has the lower priority NUMBER (more important) → it runs first. s = [ DraftSurface(0, 2, ["svc/threats.py"], False, False), DraftSurface(1, 1, ["svc/threats.py"], False, False), ] plan = SequencingService().analyze(s, _backend, {"backend": 2}) assert (1, 0) in plan.edges # more-important runs first, the other waits def test_migrations_form_serial_chain() -> None: s = [ DraftSurface(0, 1, ["a.py"], True, False), DraftSurface(1, 1, ["b.py"], True, False), DraftSurface(2, 1, ["c.py"], True, False), ] plan = SequencingService().analyze(s, _backend, {"backend": 2}) assert (0, 1) in plan.edges # no two migrations run in parallel assert (1, 2) in plan.edges def test_touches_shared_runs_last() -> None: s = [ DraftSurface(0, 1, ["page/a.tsx"], False, False), DraftSurface(1, 1, ["page/b.tsx"], False, False), DraftSurface(2, 1, ["page/a.tsx", "components/shared.tsx"], False, True), ] plan = SequencingService().analyze(s, _frontend, {"frontend": 2}) assert plan.waves[-1] == [2] # the shared task is the final wave def test_all_shared_batch_with_disjoint_surfaces_generates_no_edges() -> None: # Verifying the claimed rule-3 property: when every draft in the batch # touches_shared, ``_shared_last_edges`` skips every candidate pair (its # inner loop continues on `other.touches_shared`), so it contributes no # edges on its own. With disjoint file surfaces rule 1 (same-shared-status # overlap) also contributes nothing, so the whole batch runs in one # parallel wave — confirmed correct, no fix needed. s = [ DraftSurface(0, 1, ["fe/app/a.tsx"], False, True), DraftSurface(1, 1, ["fe/app/b.tsx"], False, True), DraftSurface(2, 1, ["fe/app/c.tsx"], False, True), ] plan = SequencingService().analyze(s, _frontend, {"frontend": 3}) assert plan.edges == [] assert plan.waves == [[0, 1, 2]] # And rule 3 in isolation truly contributes zero edges for an all-shared # set, regardless of overlap — it is rule 1 (same-shared-status overlap), # not rule 3, that would serialize two OVERLAPPING shared surfaces. assert SequencingService()._shared_last_edges(s) == [] def test_cycle_is_rejected() -> None: with pytest.raises(SequencingError): SequencingService()._toposort([(0, 1), (1, 0)], 2) def test_existence_check_rejects_out_of_range_edge() -> None: with pytest.raises(SequencingError): SequencingService()._toposort([(0, 5)], 2) def test_shared_migration_chains_after_non_shared_no_cycle() -> None: # Regression: a draft that is BOTH touches_shared AND adds_migration, # overlapping a non-shared migration draft on the same file, used to fabricate # a cycle — rule 2 (migration chain) emitted shared->non-shared while rule 3 # (shared-last) emitted non-shared->shared. The migration chain is now # shared-last-aware, so the shared draft is ordered LAST and there is no cycle. s = [ DraftSurface(0, 1, ["svc/threats.py"], True, True), # shared migration DraftSurface(1, 1, ["svc/threats.py"], True, False), # non-shared migration ] plan = SequencingService().analyze(s, _backend, {"backend": 2}) assert plan.waves == [[1], [0]] # non-shared first, shared migration last def test_cross_project_surfaces_do_not_collide() -> None: # A MegaTask spans repos that don't share a working tree — two migrations in # different projects run in PARALLEL, and a coincidentally-equal path across # repos is not a collision. s = [ DraftSurface(0, 1, ["alembic/x.py"], True, False, project_id="proj-a"), DraftSurface(1, 1, ["alembic/x.py"], True, False, project_id="proj-b"), ] plan = SequencingService().analyze(s, _backend, {"backend": 2}) assert plan.waves == [[0, 1]] # independent repos → one parallel wave def test_cell_contention_warns_not_serializes() -> None: s = [DraftSurface(i, 1, [f"page/{i}.tsx"], False, False) for i in range(3)] plan = SequencingService().analyze(s, _frontend, {"frontend": 2}) assert plan.edges == [] # contention never adds an edge assert any("frontend" in w for w in plan.warnings) # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Golden test — reproduce the CEO's 4-wave plan for the 11-item batch # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Index map for the guard-core-app items (see obs: wave-based sequencing). R1, R2, R3, R4 = 0, 1, 2, 3 S1, S2, S3, S5, S7, S8, S6 = 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 def _guard_core_app_batch() -> list[DraftSurface]: # (idx, priority, intends_to_touch, adds_migration, touches_shared) return [ DraftSurface(R1, 1, ["be/services/project_service.py"], True, False), DraftSurface(R2, 1, ["be/services/threats_service.py"], False, False), DraftSurface( R3, 1, ["be/services/threats_service.py", "be/services/behavioral_service.py"], True, False, ), DraftSurface(R4, 1, ["fe/app/rules/page.tsx"], True, False), DraftSurface(S1, 1, ["fe/app/metrics/page.tsx"], False, False), DraftSurface(S2, 1, ["fe/app/settings/page.tsx"], False, False), DraftSurface(S3, 1, ["be/services/dashboard_service.py"], False, False), DraftSurface(S5, 1, ["be/services/audit_service.py"], False, False), DraftSurface(S7, 1, ["fe/app/threats/page.tsx"], False, False), DraftSurface(S8, 1, ["be/services/threats_service.py"], False, False), DraftSurface(S6, 1, ["fe/components/", "fe/app/"], False, True), ] def _cell_of(idx: int) -> str: return "backend" if idx in {R1, R2, R3, S3, S5, S8} else "frontend" def test_golden_reproduces_ceo_waves() -> None: plan = SequencingService().analyze( _guard_core_app_batch(), _cell_of, {"backend": 2, "frontend": 2} ) # EXACT partition — the CEO's own 4-wave hand-sequencing, locked. The bar is # "reproduce my exact waves or it's not done", so assert the full partition, # not just the properties below. assert plan.waves == [ sorted([R1, R2, S1, S2, S3, S5, S7]), # wave 1: everything unblocked [R3], # wave 2: the shared+migration hinge sorted([R4, S8]), # wave 3: after R3 [S6], # wave 4: the shared UI-consistency pass, alone, last ] # The properties that partition expresses (kept as documentation of WHY): # S6 (the shared UI-consistency pass) runs alone, last. assert plan.waves[-1] == [S6] # R1/R3/R4 form a serial migration chain (no concurrent Alembic heads). assert (R1, R3) in plan.edges assert (R3, R4) in plan.edges # R2/R3/S8 serialize on the shared threats service surface. assert (R2, R3) in plan.edges assert (R3, S8) in plan.edges # The page-isolated frontend work (S1/S2/S7) lands in one parallel wave. assert _wave_of(plan.waves, S1) == _wave_of(plan.waves, S2) assert _wave_of(plan.waves, S2) == _wave_of(plan.waves, S7) # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # dev_task_collision_edges — the dev-task collision DAG (edge kind 3). # Pure glue: a parent's surfaced siblings -> (depends_on_id, task_id) pairs. # Wraps SequencingService so the choreographer can wire the DAG via add_dependency # at cell-PM dev-delegation time (incremental, idempotent). See the multi-level # sequencing design doc. # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @dataclass class _Sib: """Minimal sibling shape — the attributes dev_task_collision_edges reads.""" id: object priority: int = 2 sequence: int = 0 intends_to_touch: list[str] = field(default_factory=list) adds_migration: bool = False touches_shared: bool = False project_id: str | None = "proj-backend" assigned_to: object | None = None def _edge_set(pairs: list[tuple[object, object]]) -> set[tuple[object, object]]: return set(pairs) def _has_cycle(pairs: list[tuple[object, object]]) -> bool: """True if the (depends_on, task) edge list contains a directed cycle.""" graph: dict[object, set[object]] = {} for dep_on, task in pairs: graph.setdefault(dep_on, set()).add(task) visiting: set[object] = set() done: set[object] = set() def _visit(node: object) -> bool: visiting.add(node) for nxt in graph.get(node, ()): if nxt in visiting or (nxt not in done and _visit(nxt)): return True visiting.discard(node) done.add(node) return False nodes = {n for pair in pairs for n in pair} return any(n not in done and _visit(n) for n in nodes) def test_dev_collision_disjoint_surfaces_are_parallel() -> None: # Same project, disjoint files → no edge (the two dev tasks run together). a, b = ( _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, intends_to_touch=["a.py"]), _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1, intends_to_touch=["b.py"]), ) assert dev_task_collision_edges([a, b]) == [] def test_dev_collision_overlap_serializes_more_important_first() -> None: # Both touch a.py → serialized; lower priority NUMBER runs first. first = _Sib(uuid4(), priority=1, sequence=0, intends_to_touch=["a.py"]) second = _Sib(uuid4(), priority=2, sequence=1, intends_to_touch=["a.py"]) edges = dev_task_collision_edges([second, first]) # passed out of order assert edges == [ (first.id, second.id) ] # first depends-on nothing; second depends-on first def test_dev_collision_overlap_equal_priority_uses_sequence() -> None: # Equal priority → lower sequence runs first (stable across incremental re-runs). t1 = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, intends_to_touch=["a.py"]) t3 = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1, intends_to_touch=["a.py"]) assert dev_task_collision_edges([t1, t3]) == [(t1.id, t3.id)] def test_dev_collision_skips_unsurfaced_siblings() -> None: # A sibling with no surface is parallel to everything (no edges to/from it). surfaced = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, intends_to_touch=["a.py"]) bare = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1) # no intends_to_touch / migration / shared other = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=2, intends_to_touch=["a.py"]) edges = _edge_set(dev_task_collision_edges([surfaced, bare, other])) assert edges == {(surfaced.id, other.id)} assert bare.id not in {e[0] for e in edges} and bare.id not in {e[1] for e in edges} def test_dev_collision_skips_different_project() -> None: # Same path, different repo → no collision (different codebase). a = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, intends_to_touch=["a.py"], project_id="proj-be") b = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1, intends_to_touch=["a.py"], project_id="proj-fe") assert dev_task_collision_edges([a, b]) == [] def test_dev_collision_migration_chain_serializes() -> None: # Two migration-adders in the same repo chain serially (alembic single-head). m1 = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, adds_migration=True, intends_to_touch=["m1.py"]) m2 = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1, adds_migration=True, intends_to_touch=["m2.py"]) assert dev_task_collision_edges([m1, m2]) == [(m1.id, m2.id)] def test_dev_collision_shared_last_after_non_shared_overlap() -> None: # A touches_shared edit runs after a non-shared task that overlaps it. base = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, intends_to_touch=["svc/shared.py"]) shared = _Sib( uuid4(), sequence=1, touches_shared=True, intends_to_touch=["svc/shared.py"] ) assert dev_task_collision_edges([base, shared]) == [(base.id, shared.id)] def test_dev_collision_single_surfaced_sibling_no_edge() -> None: solo = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, intends_to_touch=["a.py"]) assert dev_task_collision_edges([solo]) == [] def test_dev_collision_returns_depends_on_first_pairs() -> None: # Contract: each pair is (depends_on_id, task_id) — task depends-on depends_on. first = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, intends_to_touch=["a.py"]) second = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1, intends_to_touch=["a.py"]) [(dep, task)] = dev_task_collision_edges([first, second]) assert dep == first.id assert task == second.id # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # dev_task_collision_edges — undeclared-surface fallback: same-assignee # same-repo siblings chain by (priority, sequence); cross-dev stays parallel. # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- def test_dev_collision_fallback_chains_same_assignee_no_surface() -> None: # Same dev, same repo, no declared surface -> chain by sequence. a = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, assigned_to="be-dev-1") b = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1, assigned_to="be-dev-1") assert dev_task_collision_edges([a, b]) == [(a.id, b.id)] def test_dev_collision_fallback_skips_cross_assignee() -> None: # Two different devs on the same repo, no surface -> parallel. a = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, assigned_to="be-dev-1") b = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1, assigned_to="be-dev-2") assert dev_task_collision_edges([a, b]) == [] def test_dev_collision_fallback_skips_unassigned() -> None: # No assignee -> can't determine a per-dev lane -> skip. a = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0) b = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1) assert dev_task_collision_edges([a, b]) == [] def test_dev_collision_fallback_skips_different_project() -> None: # Same dev, different repos -> no shared working tree -> no chain. a = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, assigned_to="be-dev-1", project_id="proj-be") b = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1, assigned_to="be-dev-1", project_id="proj-fe") assert dev_task_collision_edges([a, b]) == [] def test_dev_collision_fallback_does_not_override_collision_edges() -> None: # Declared overlapping surface -> collision edge wins; no fallback chain. a = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, assigned_to="be-dev-1", intends_to_touch=["a.py"]) b = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1, assigned_to="be-dev-1", intends_to_touch=["a.py"]) assert dev_task_collision_edges([a, b]) == [(a.id, b.id)] def test_dev_collision_fallback_orders_by_priority_then_sequence() -> None: # Mixed priority/sequence -> chain in (priority, sequence) ascending order. p2s2 = _Sib(uuid4(), priority=2, sequence=2, assigned_to="be-dev-1") p1s5 = _Sib(uuid4(), priority=1, sequence=5, assigned_to="be-dev-1") p1s1 = _Sib(uuid4(), priority=1, sequence=1, assigned_to="be-dev-1") edges = dev_task_collision_edges([p2s2, p1s5, p1s1]) # passed out of order assert edges == [(p1s1.id, p1s5.id), (p1s5.id, p2s2.id)] def test_dev_collision_fallback_single_sibling_no_edge() -> None: # A chain needs >= 2 same-assignee same-project siblings. solo = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, assigned_to="be-dev-1") assert dev_task_collision_edges([solo]) == [] def test_dev_collision_fallback_idempotent_on_rerun() -> None: # Deterministic sort -> two calls return the same edge list. a = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, assigned_to="be-dev-1") b = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1, assigned_to="be-dev-1") assert dev_task_collision_edges([a, b]) == dev_task_collision_edges([a, b]) def test_dev_collision_fallback_still_applies_when_another_pair_collides() -> None: # Regression: a `if edges: return edges` short-circuit used to drop the # assignee-lane fallback ENTIRELY whenever ANY surfaced pair produced a # collision edge, even for a totally unrelated same-assignee pair with no # declared surface at all. (a, b) collide on a.py (different assignees, so # no lane relationship between them); (c, d) share an assignee/project but # declare no surface — they must still get lane-ordered. a = _Sib( uuid4(), sequence=0, intends_to_touch=["a.py"], assigned_to="be-dev-1", ) b = _Sib( uuid4(), sequence=1, intends_to_touch=["a.py"], assigned_to="be-dev-2", ) c = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=2, assigned_to="be-dev-3") d = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=3, assigned_to="be-dev-3") edges = _edge_set(dev_task_collision_edges([a, b, c, d])) assert edges == {(a.id, b.id), (c.id, d.id)} def test_dev_collision_fallback_covers_unsurfaced_sibling_in_surfaced_lane() -> None: # Same assignee/project lane mixes a surfaced sibling (touches a.py) with # an unsurfaced one (no declared surface) and a third surfaced sibling # that doesn't overlap the first — the analyzer alone wires nothing for # this lane (no pair overlaps), so the fallback must still chain all three # by (priority, sequence). first = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0, assigned_to="be-dev-1", intends_to_touch=["a.py"]) bare = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1, assigned_to="be-dev-1") other = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=2, assigned_to="be-dev-1", intends_to_touch=["b.py"]) edges = dev_task_collision_edges([first, bare, other]) assert edges == [(first.id, bare.id), (bare.id, other.id)] def test_dev_collision_fallback_never_closes_cycle_against_analyzer() -> None: # Regression: the analyzer's shared-last migration order inverts priority # order (s3 before s1), while the same-assignee lane fallback chains by # priority through the unsurfaced middle sibling (s1 -> s2 -> s3). Naively # unioning the two closed a 3-cycle s1 -> s3 -> s2 -> s1 that made # add_dependency raise ConflictError and wedged every later delegate. The # analyzer edge wins; the fallback edge that would cycle is dropped. s1 = _Sib( uuid4(), priority=1, sequence=0, assigned_to="be-dev-1", adds_migration=True, touches_shared=True, ) s2 = _Sib(uuid4(), priority=2, sequence=1, assigned_to="be-dev-1") # unsurfaced s3 = _Sib( uuid4(), priority=3, sequence=2, assigned_to="be-dev-1", adds_migration=True, touches_shared=False, ) edges = dev_task_collision_edges([s1, s2, s3]) assert not _has_cycle(edges) assert (s3.id, s1.id) in edges # authoritative analyzer edge preserved assert (s2.id, s3.id) not in edges # the cycling fallback edge is dropped # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # cell_task_wave_chain_depends_on — the cell-task wave chain (edge kind 2). # Pure glue: a new cell-task under root-subtask UT_n depends on every cell-task # under every root-subtask UT_n itself depends on (the kind-1 wave-chain edges). # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- def test_wave_chain_collects_all_predecessor_cell_tasks() -> None: # Two predecessor root-subtasks: one fans to two cell-tasks, the other to one. ct_a1, ct_a2, ct_b1 = _Sib(uuid4()), _Sib(uuid4()), _Sib(uuid4()) root_a, root_b = object(), object() deps = cell_task_wave_chain_depends_on( [root_a, root_b], {root_a: [ct_a1, ct_a2], root_b: [ct_b1]} ) assert set(deps) == {ct_a1.id, ct_a2.id, ct_b1.id} def test_wave_chain_empty_when_no_predecessor_roots() -> None: assert cell_task_wave_chain_depends_on([], {}) == [] def test_wave_chain_skips_root_with_no_cell_tasks() -> None: root = object() assert cell_task_wave_chain_depends_on([root], {root: []}) == [] # A predecessor root absent from the map contributes nothing (no KeyError). assert cell_task_wave_chain_depends_on([object()], {}) == [] def test_wave_chain_preserves_predecessor_order() -> None: # Edges are appended in predecessor-root order then cell-task order — stable # so add_dependency (which dedupes) sees a deterministic sequence. ct_a, ct_b = _Sib(uuid4()), _Sib(uuid4()) root_a, root_b = object(), object() deps = cell_task_wave_chain_depends_on( [root_a, root_b], {root_a: [ct_a], root_b: [ct_b]} ) assert deps == [ct_a.id, ct_b.id] # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # by_osmosis_tail_dev_tasks — the by-osmosis edge (edge kind 4). # Pure glue: the first dev task of a cell-task depends on each predecessor # cell-task's tail (highest-sequence) dev task. Only sequence 0 carries it. # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- def test_by_osmosis_skips_non_first_dev_task() -> None: tail = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=2) # is_first_dev_task=False -> no edges, regardless of predecessor groups. assert by_osmosis_tail_dev_tasks(False, [[tail]]) == [] def test_by_osmosis_picks_max_sequence_per_group() -> None: t0 = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0) t1 = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1) t2 = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=2) assert by_osmosis_tail_dev_tasks(True, [[t0, t1, t2]]) == [t2.id] def test_by_osmosis_one_tail_per_predecessor_group() -> None: a_tail = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=2) b_tail = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=4) a_group = [_Sib(uuid4(), sequence=0), _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1), a_tail] b_group = [_Sib(uuid4(), sequence=3), b_tail] assert by_osmosis_tail_dev_tasks(True, [a_group, b_group]) == [a_tail.id, b_tail.id] def test_by_osmosis_skips_empty_predecessor_group() -> None: # A predecessor cell-task with no dev tasks contributes no edge. tail = _Sib(uuid4(), sequence=1) assert by_osmosis_tail_dev_tasks(True, [[], [tail]]) == [tail.id] def test_by_osmosis_no_edges_when_no_predecessor_groups() -> None: assert by_osmosis_tail_dev_tasks(True, []) == [] # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Declared dependencies (B1b — the CEO's "Depends on" lists become real edges) # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Live break (S6, 2026-07-01): the draft declared depends-on S1+R2+R3 but only # the analyzer's file-overlap edges were wired, so S6 started 90s after # still-running R3. Declared edges are authoritative; derived edges remain the # safety net — analyze() takes the union. def test_declared_dependency_creates_edge_between_disjoint_surfaces() -> None: s = [ DraftSurface(0, 1, ["a/x.py"], False, False), DraftSurface(1, 1, ["b/y.py"], False, False, declared_depends_on=(0,)), ] plan = SequencingService().analyze(s, _backend, {"backend": 2}) assert (0, 1) in plan.edges assert _wave_of(plan.waves, 0) < _wave_of(plan.waves, 1) def test_declared_union_with_derived_dedupes() -> None: # Overlap already derives (0, 1) (idx 0 more important); declaring it too # must not duplicate the edge. s = [ DraftSurface(0, 1, ["svc/threats.py"], False, False), DraftSurface(1, 2, ["svc/threats.py"], False, False, declared_depends_on=(0,)), ] plan = SequencingService().analyze(s, _backend, {"backend": 2}) assert plan.edges.count((0, 1)) == 1 def test_declared_out_of_range_rejected() -> None: s = [ DraftSurface(0, 1, ["a/x.py"], False, False, declared_depends_on=(7,)), ] with pytest.raises(SequencingError): SequencingService().analyze(s, _backend, {"backend": 2}) def test_declared_self_dependency_rejected() -> None: s = [ DraftSurface(0, 1, ["a/x.py"], False, False, declared_depends_on=(0,)), ] with pytest.raises(SequencingError): SequencingService().analyze(s, _backend, {"backend": 2}) def test_declared_cycle_rejected() -> None: s = [ DraftSurface(0, 1, ["a/x.py"], False, False, declared_depends_on=(1,)), DraftSurface(1, 1, ["b/y.py"], False, False, declared_depends_on=(0,)), ] with pytest.raises(SequencingError): SequencingService().analyze(s, _backend, {"backend": 2})