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_compute_file_range now caps any resolved window at _FILE_MAX_LINES instead of only the exact whole-file shape, closing the near-whole-file bypass. Telegram sends ride a generalized after-commit outbox (defer_after_commit over the F107 machinery) so a slow Bot API can no longer hold the caller's transaction open; TelegramClient grows an abstract close(). The KB update loop iterates AUTO_INDEX_DIRS so docs/map edits re-index without a restart. PR-label application catches all exceptions per its never-raises contract, and pr_merge's CEO-only message names the resolved branch.
71 lines
2.6 KiB
Python
71 lines
2.6 KiB
Python
"""Unit tests for the /git/file range computation (roboco.api.routes.git).
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Pure logic — no DB, no git. Covers the line/context windowing, explicit
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range, whole-file cap, and truncation flag.
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"""
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from __future__ import annotations
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from roboco.api.routes.git import _FILE_MAX_LINES, _compute_file_range
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class TestComputeFileRange:
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def test_line_centers_context_window(self) -> None:
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s, e_, trunc = _compute_file_range(
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total=100, line=50, context=10, start=None, end=None
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)
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assert (s, e_, trunc) == (40, 60, True)
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def test_line_window_clamps_to_file_start(self) -> None:
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s, e_, trunc = _compute_file_range(
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total=100, line=3, context=10, start=None, end=None
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)
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assert (s, e_, trunc) == (1, 13, True)
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def test_line_window_clamps_to_file_end(self) -> None:
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s, e_, trunc = _compute_file_range(
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total=100, line=98, context=10, start=None, end=None
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)
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assert (s, e_, trunc) == (88, 100, False)
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def test_explicit_start_end_override_line(self) -> None:
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s, e_, trunc = _compute_file_range(
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total=100, line=50, context=10, start=5, end=8
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)
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assert (s, e_, trunc) == (5, 8, True)
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def test_whole_file_when_no_range_args(self) -> None:
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s, e_, trunc = _compute_file_range(
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total=50, line=None, context=10, start=None, end=None
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)
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assert (s, e_, trunc) == (1, 50, False)
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def test_whole_file_capped_when_huge(self) -> None:
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total = _FILE_MAX_LINES + 500
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s, e_, trunc = _compute_file_range(
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total=total, line=None, context=10, start=None, end=None
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)
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assert (s, e_, trunc) == (1, _FILE_MAX_LINES, True)
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def test_empty_file(self) -> None:
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s, e_, trunc = _compute_file_range(
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total=0, line=None, context=10, start=None, end=None
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)
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assert (s, e_, trunc) == (1, 1, False)
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def test_near_whole_file_explicit_range_still_capped(self) -> None:
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# start=1, end=total-1 is not the exact-whole-file shape, but the
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# resolved window is still oversized and must be capped.
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total = 50000
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s, e_, trunc = _compute_file_range(
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total=total, line=None, context=10, start=1, end=total - 1
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)
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assert (s, e_, trunc) == (1, _FILE_MAX_LINES, True)
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def test_oversized_line_context_window_is_capped(self) -> None:
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total = 10000
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s, e_, trunc = _compute_file_range(
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total=total, line=5000, context=3000, start=None, end=None
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)
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assert (s, e_, trunc) == (2000, 2000 + _FILE_MAX_LINES - 1, True)
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