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Reviewed latest commit (8b6649a). Test changes correctly align with Mention @roomote in a comment to request specific changes to this pull request or fix all unresolved issues. |
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@roomote can you fix the tests? Do those need to be rolled back too? |
doing it now |
Working on fixing the tests and determining if any changes need to be rolled back. |
Investigation ResultsThe tests do not need to be rolled back - they are already correct for this revert PR. What I FoundPR #9252 introduced capability-driven reasoning effort handling, including support for "minimal" as a distinct effort level. It updated:
PR #9258 (this PR) correctly reverts the out-of-scope changes:
Test Results✅ All tests pass:
ConclusionThe test changes in this PR are intentional and correct. They were updated to match the reverted code behavior, ensuring tests accurately reflect how the code now handles reasoning effort. No further rollback is needed. |
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Reverts 'minimal' reasoning effort handling to be treated as 'none', updating logic and tests accordingly.
getRooReasoning()inreasoning.ts.RooHandlertests inroo.spec.tsto reflect 'minimal' as 'none'.getRooReasoning()logic inreasoning.tsto returnundefinedfor 'minimal'.reasoning.spec.tsto expectundefinedfor 'minimal' effort ingetRooReasoning().SimpleThinkingBudget.spec.tsxto ensure 'minimal' is not included in reasoning parameters.SimpleThinkingBudget.tsxandThinkingBudget.tsxcomponents.This description was created by
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