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test(skills): move shared spec fixtures into a named harness module - #2417
Unit 1 of the skills-family split planned in #1321 (comment).
What moves
Twelve declaration lines leave src/services/skills/__tests__/SkillsManager.spec.ts and become the
named module src/services/skills/__tests__/skillsTestHarness.ts (21 rows: a 4-row provenance
comment, import * as path from "path", the 12 moved lines, and one re-export row). The spec keeps vi.hoisted and all six vi.mock blocks, because moving them would change when the mocks are
created relative to hoisting rather than where the declarations live, and it keeps mockSymlinks,
which closes over the spec-local mockLstat.
This does not change what any test asserts. It gives the later slices in that plan one import point
instead of scattered anchor edits, and it is free on the priced axis: both paths sit under /__tests__/, which scripts/stryker-diff.mjs excludes through EXCLUDED_PATH_SEGMENTS.
Width, and price on both axes before push
Parent and base: 18861b2e357203e6cb4d93930aa2ed122b1eecea (main tip). git merge-base --is-ancestor 18861b2e3572 b66149f6c09e exits 0 and git merge-base of the two tips
returns main tip, so for this unit the CI-shaped reading (base = main tip) and the local reading
(base = merge base with the parent) are the same commit, and the figures below are the ones CI
would compute.
git --numstat: +22 / -16 = 38 changed lines across 2 paths, against the 400-line soft figure
and this campaign's 1,000-line hard figure. No .changeset path and no CHANGELOG path is touched.
node scripts/stryker-diff.mjs ci --base 18861b2e3572 --head b66149f6c09e (the committed
instrument as it exists at this head -- identical blob to main tip's copy, 30,108 B, sha256(16) c332971815aecfaf, and git diff main..b66149f6c09e -- scripts/stryker-diff.mjs shows 0 differing
lines) exits 0 with whole stdout:
No changed executable lines in mutation-tested packages; mutation testing is not applicable.
Manifest packages [], advisories []. Against that merge base: 0 changed executable lines
against MAX_CHANGED_LINES 500, and 0 mutants attempted against MAX_MUTANTS 400, because packageForPath returns undefined for both paths. Per file the raw/executable split is spec 1/0
and harness 21/7. Empty advisories means this is not the "Advisory incomplete" shape, so there is
no advisory text to quote, and 0 mutants is a count rather than a kill rate.
Standing caveats, verbatim:
a green local preflight over Valid 0, Killed 0, Survived 0 and No coverage 0 with blocking 0 and advisories 2 is not evidence in either direction on this machine
the mutation leg is unmeasured, a PASS over an empty digest is not evidence in either direction, and CI at the first pushed unit is the only proof of the gate
Neutrality, measured
The 12 moved lines are byte-identical to the source lines they came from (spec lines 42-46, 48-49,
55-56 and 110-112 of the parent blob), verified by comparing the extracted source ranges against the
new file line by line.
The assertion-line multiset of the spec is unchanged: 256 lines matching an assertion pattern before
and 256 after, compared as a sorted multiset rather than as a count.
The spec's git delta is 1 insertion and 16 deletions: one blank line collapses per removed block,
which is prettier's own rule. No assertion, mock, or fixture text was rewritten.
Verification
Worktree wt-r235-prep (junctioned install of main tip), node v22.23.4, git 2.54.0.windows.1:
focused suite vitest run src/services/skills/__tests__/SkillsManager.spec.ts: 94 passed (94).
tsc -p tsconfig.json --noEmit exits 0.
eslint --prune-suppressions --max-warnings=0 --no-warn-ignored reports 0 problems for both paths; src/eslint-suppressions.json is unchanged in content -- the spec keeps its @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any count of 2 and gains no entry, and --prune-suppressions'
whole-file rewrite (1,326 rows churned with parsed content deep-equal) was restored to the parent
blob so it never reached the commit.
prettier --check passes for both paths.
the check-types leg ran at this commit and exits 0; per-task cache states are in the lane ledger.
commit hooks were live (lint-staged ran on the commit), --no-verify was not used, and staging
named the two paths rather than -A.
What this unit does not claim
It is not the thing that unblocks the skills pair. The plan-of-record comment measures the boundary
shape as what does that, including the finding that the only two describes holding mutable state
through a hook of their own (incomplete passes, container watchers) receive no added lines in this
pull request at all. This unit is 38 neutral lines that give the remaining slices one import point.
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The account that opened this pull is not one of the four, so it cannot supply that approving review, and it is not asking for one from itself.
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Same read: 22 check runs exist on this head, and the six contexts the ruleset names read check-translations = completed/success ; platform-unit-test (ubuntu-latest) = completed/success ; platform-unit-test (windows-latest) = completed/success ; compile = completed/success ; knip = completed/success ; e2e-mock = completed/success. The checks reading failure that are not in that list are codecov/patch failure ; extension-host-visual failure. Those are check-state facts and they say nothing about the code-owner requirement above.
The platform path constants, the p() helper and the enoent() not-found factory
that SkillsManager.spec.ts declared at module scope now live in
src/services/skills/__tests__/skillsTestHarness.ts and are imported back.
The 12 moved lines are byte-identical to the lines they were cut from, and the
vi.hoisted mock functions plus every vi.mock call stay in the spec: vitest
hoists them per file, so moving them would change when the mocks are created
rather than only where the declarations live. mockSymlinks stays too, because it
closes over the spec-local mockLstat.
No test and no assertion changed. The spec's assertion-line multiset is identical
before and after the move, eslint reports 0 problems for both files with
--prune-suppressions and the suppression count for the spec stays at 2, prettier
--check passes for both files, and the focused suite passes 94 of 94 tests on
node v22.23.4 in a linked worktree on Windows.
Standardized shared test fixtures for skill-related checks, including consistent platform-specific paths and error scenarios.
Added tests that verify path and error behavior for Windows and Linux environments.
A shared test harness now exports platform-specific paths, a path helper, and an ENOENT error factory. The SkillsManager tests use these fixtures, add symlink-aware lstat mocking, and verify harness values under simulated Windows and Linux platforms.
Changes: Skills Test Fixtures
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Add and use shared test fixtures src/services/skills/__tests__/skillsTestHarness.ts, src/services/skills/__tests__/SkillsManager.spec.ts
The harness exports platform-specific paths, a path-joining helper, and an ENOENT error factory. The tests use these fixtures, define symlink-aware lstat mocking, and check the exported values under simulated Windows and Linux platforms.
This change only reorganizes test fixtures and adds platform-branch tests, so it does not affect shipped behavior. No merge-blocking issue was found.
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The title 'test(skills): move shared spec fixtures into a named harness module' matches the main change. The PR moves 12 declaration lines from SkillsManager.spec.ts into a new skillsTestHarness.ts mo…
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Regression Evidence
The diff is test-only. It moves the HOME_DIR, PROJECT_DIR, SHARED_DIR, GLOBAL_ROO_DIR, GLOBAL_AGENTS_DIR, p() and enoent() declarations from SkillsManager.spec.ts into a new `skillsTes…
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The check fails only for a changed path that leaks secrets or PII, trusts or executes unvalidated input, or bypasses approval or allowlist controls. The diff touches two test files only: - `src/servic…
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The check fails only when a changed persistence path can lose or corrupt state (unawaited operation, non-atomic write, missing rollback or partial-failure handling, or an unpropagated persisted defaul…
Lifecycle Resource Cleanup
The check fails only when a changed lifecycle path can leak a listener, watcher, provider, timer, task, or other resource, or duplicate work after cancellation, disposal, or restart. The diff does not…
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The title 'test(skills): move shared spec fixtures into a named harness module' matches the main change. The PR moves 12 declaration lines from SkillsManager.spec.ts into a new skillsTestHarness.ts module. The title is short, specific, and in a conventional commit format. It does not cover the new platform-branch tests, but that is a secondary detail.
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The diff is test-only. It moves the HOME_DIR, PROJECT_DIR, SHARED_DIR, GLOBAL_ROO_DIR, GLOBAL_AGENTS_DIR, p() and enoent() declarations from SkillsManager.spec.ts into a new skillsTestHarness.ts (verified via git diff against the review base). No production code changes. The moved declarations are the same values, and the spec keeps its vi.hoisted and vi.mock blocks. The check's failure conditions do not match this change: - No changed product behavior lacks coverage. The only behavioral addition is a new describe("skillsTestHarness platform branches") block. It re-imports the harness under win32 and linux, asserts both branches of each platform constant, and asserts p() and enoent(). The enoent() error code and message are both asserted. That covers the platform branches that a single runner would otherwise never execute. - Tests do not merely mirror implementation. The assertions check literal expected path values for each platform, not a re-run of the ternary. The reset and restore of process.platform and the module registry is in a finally block. - Unchanged behavior is not required to gain tests. The existing 94 spec tests still exercise the moved declarations. The author reports them passing. - No durable visible UI change. No Playwright snapshot is required. Minor note, not a failure: the platform-branch assertions depend on the process.platform ternary values in the harness. That is an intended check of the fixture, not a gap in product coverage.
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The check fails only for a changed path that leaks secrets or PII, trusts or executes unvalidated input, or bypasses approval or allowlist controls. The diff touches two test files only: - src/services/skills/__tests__/skillsTestHarness.ts (new, 21 lines). It exports fixed test path strings, a path.join wrapper p(), and an enoent() error factory. It has no runtime input, no I/O, no network calls, no secrets, and no execution of external data. - src/services/skills/__tests__/SkillsManager.spec.ts (modified). It moves the same declarations into the harness import. It adds a describe block that re-imports the harness with process.platform overridden to win32 or linux, then asserts the constants. The mock blocks and assertions are unchanged. No changed path reads user input, executes commands, handles credentials, or alters approval or allowlist logic. The PR description's review-ownership and ruleset notes concern merge governance, not a security boundary in code, so they do not affect this check.
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The check fails only when a changed persistence path can lose or corrupt state (unawaited operation, non-atomic write, missing rollback or partial-failure handling, or an unpropagated persisted default). The PR changes two test files only: src/services/skills/__tests__/SkillsManager.spec.ts (modified) and src/services/skills/__tests__/skillsTestHarness.ts (added). The diff shows the harness declares constants (HOME_DIR, PROJECT_DIR, SHARED_DIR, GLOBAL_ROO_DIR, GLOBAL_AGENTS_DIR), a p() path helper, and an enoent() error factory. The spec imports these. A later block re-imports the harness under a patched process.platform to assert the path values. None of these lines write, read, or persist application state. No write, fs call, or persisted default in production code is changed. The PR therefore introduces no changed persistence path, so the check passes. The primary author is easonLiangWorldedtech (verified). The author identity is not a criterion here.
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The check fails only when a changed lifecycle path can leak a listener, watcher, provider, timer, task, or other resource, or duplicate work after cancellation, disposal, or restart. The diff does not contain such a path. - src/services/skills/__tests__/skillsTestHarness.ts is a new file. It declares HOME_DIR, PROJECT_DIR, SHARED_DIR, GLOBAL_ROO_DIR, GLOBAL_AGENTS_DIR, a p() path helper, and an enoent() error factory. It has no imports except path, and no runtime resources, timers, or event handlers. - src/services/skills/__tests__/SkillsManager.spec.ts drops the moved declarations and imports them from the harness. A search of the spec diff for listener, watcher, timer, dispose, close, abort, and cancel patterns returned no code lines. The only match was a comment. - The vi.hoisted block, all six vi.mock blocks, and mockSymlinks stay in the spec, as the PR description states. The changed code is test-only fixture relocation. No production lifecycle path changes, so no resource leak or duplicated work after cancellation, disposal, or restart is introduced.
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The harness computes HOME_DIR, PROJECT_DIR and SHARED_DIR once at import time, so the
branch the importing runner never takes stayed a partial on the patch. Re-import
the module under each platform value and assert both sides, at the layer that
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I added one describe block with two cases at src/services/skills/tests/SkillsManager.spec.ts lines 3263 to 3304 (commit a237ff0) that re-imports ./skillsTestHarness under each value of process.platform and asserts both sides of the three path constants: that file's whole suite reads 96 passed where it read 94 passed at 74c08f1, a local v8 coverage run restricted to the harness file moves from 100 percent statements, functions and lines with 50 percent branches and lines 10-12 listed uncovered to 100 percent on all four columns, and each of the two new cases fails alone (1 failed, 95 passed) when only the platform branch it exercises is changed in the harness, while the changed-code mutation gate prices the commit at 0 changed executable lines with an empty counted file list against base f2b4d1c, eslint exits 0 with --max-warnings=0 on the touched path, prettier 3.9.10 exits 0 on it, and src/eslint-suppressions.json reads 30910 B byte-identical to the blob at the pushed head.
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Unit 1 of the skills-family split planned in #1321 (comment).
What moves
Twelve declaration lines leave
src/services/skills/__tests__/SkillsManager.spec.tsand become thenamed module
src/services/skills/__tests__/skillsTestHarness.ts(21 rows: a 4-row provenancecomment,
import * as path from "path", the 12 moved lines, and one re-export row). The spec keepsvi.hoistedand all sixvi.mockblocks, because moving them would change when the mocks arecreated relative to hoisting rather than where the declarations live, and it keeps
mockSymlinks,which closes over the spec-local
mockLstat.This does not change what any test asserts. It gives the later slices in that plan one import point
instead of scattered anchor edits, and it is free on the priced axis: both paths sit under
/__tests__/, whichscripts/stryker-diff.mjsexcludes throughEXCLUDED_PATH_SEGMENTS.Width, and price on both axes before push
Parent and base:
18861b2e357203e6cb4d93930aa2ed122b1eecea(main tip).git merge-base --is-ancestor 18861b2e3572 b66149f6c09eexits 0 andgit merge-baseof the two tipsreturns main tip, so for this unit the CI-shaped reading (base = main tip) and the local reading
(base = merge base with the parent) are the same commit, and the figures below are the ones CI
would compute.
git --numstat: +22 / -16 = 38 changed lines across 2 paths, against the 400-line soft figureand this campaign's 1,000-line hard figure. No
.changesetpath and no CHANGELOG path is touched.node scripts/stryker-diff.mjs ci --base 18861b2e3572 --head b66149f6c09e(the committedinstrument as it exists at this head -- identical blob to main tip's copy, 30,108 B, sha256(16)
c332971815aecfaf, andgit diff main..b66149f6c09e -- scripts/stryker-diff.mjsshows 0 differinglines) exits 0 with whole stdout:
Manifest
packages [],advisories []. Against that merge base: 0 changed executable linesagainst
MAX_CHANGED_LINES500, and 0 mutants attempted againstMAX_MUTANTS400, becausepackageForPathreturns undefined for both paths. Per file the raw/executable split is spec 1/0and harness 21/7. Empty advisories means this is not the "Advisory incomplete" shape, so there is
no advisory text to quote, and 0 mutants is a count rather than a kill rate.
Standing caveats, verbatim:
Neutrality, measured
55-56 and 110-112 of the parent blob), verified by comparing the extracted source ranges against the
new file line by line.
and 256 after, compared as a sorted multiset rather than as a count.
which is prettier's own rule. No assertion, mock, or fixture text was rewritten.
Verification
Worktree
wt-r235-prep(junctioned install of main tip), node v22.23.4, git 2.54.0.windows.1:vitest run src/services/skills/__tests__/SkillsManager.spec.ts: 94 passed (94).tsc -p tsconfig.json --noEmitexits 0.eslint --prune-suppressions --max-warnings=0 --no-warn-ignoredreports 0 problems for both paths;src/eslint-suppressions.jsonis unchanged in content -- the spec keeps its@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-anycount of 2 and gains no entry, and--prune-suppressions'whole-file rewrite (1,326 rows churned with parsed content deep-equal) was restored to the parent
blob so it never reached the commit.
prettier --checkpasses for both paths.check-typesleg ran at this commit and exits 0; per-task cache states are in the lane ledger.--no-verifywas not used, and stagingnamed the two paths rather than
-A.What this unit does not claim
It is not the thing that unblocks the skills pair. The plan-of-record comment measures the boundary
shape as what does that, including the finding that the only two describes holding mutable state
through a hook of their own (
incomplete passes,container watchers) receive no added lines in thispull request at all. This unit is 38 neutral lines that give the remaining slices one import point.
Review ask, read from the ownership file and the ruleset
.github/CODEOWNERSin this tree is a blob of 119 bytes holding one rule line,* @taltas @JamesRobert20 @navedmerchant @edelauna. A bare*is the match-all pattern in that file, so these four accounts own every path in this repository, including the three paths this pull changes.Protect Mainon this repository, id 15494382, setsrequire_code_owner_reviewto true,required_approving_review_countto 1 andrequire_extra_approval_for_unattributed_changesto true. The review this pull needs is therefore one approving review from one of the four accounts named above, named as accounts and not as a role.review_decisionkey at that read, while GraphQL reportsreviewDecisionREVIEW_REQUIREDwithmergeStateStatusBLOCKEDfor the same pull. The two instruments disagree about this pull's review state at the time of writing and this section claims nothing about which one governs the merge.