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* fix(lint): organize imports in queen_orchestrator.create_queen Ruff I001 blocks CI on every PR against main. The deferred imports inside create_queen were not in alphabetical order between the queen package and the framework package; ruff auto-fix moves framework.config below the framework.agents.queen.nodes block. No behavior change. * fix(ci): install Playwright Chromium before Test Tools job The new chart_tools smoke tests added infeabf327require a Chromium build for ECharts/Mermaid rendering, but the test-tools workflow only ran `uv sync` and went straight to pytest. Three tests (test_render_echarts_bar_chart, test_render_echarts_accepts_string_spec, test_render_mermaid_flowchart) crash on every PR with: BrowserType.launch: Executable doesn't exist at /home/runner/.cache/ms-playwright/chromium_headless_shell-1208/... Split the install/run into separate steps and add `playwright install chromium` before pytest. Use `--with-deps` on Linux to pull system libraries; Windows runners only need the browser binary. * fix(tests): adapt test_file_state_cache to new file_ops API The file_ops rewrite infeabf327dropped the standalone hashline_edit tool (the file_system_toolkits/hashline_edit/ directory was removed) and switched edit_file to a mode-first signature (mode, path, old_string, new_string, ...). The test fixture still tried to look up "hashline_edit" via the MCP tool manager and crashed with KeyError before any test could run, and the edit_file calls were positional in the old order so they hit "unknown mode 'e.py'" once the fixture was fixed. Drop the stale hashline_edit lookup and pass mode="replace" explicitly to every edit_file call. All 11 tests pass locally. * fix(tests): skip terminal_tools tests on Windows (POSIX-only) The new terminal_tools package added infeabf327imports the Unix-only `resource` module in tools/src/terminal_tools/common/limits.py to set RLIMIT_CPU / RLIMIT_AS / RLIMIT_FSIZE on subprocesses. Five of the six terminal_tools test files therefore crash on windows-latest with `ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'resource'` once their fixtures trigger the import chain. test_terminal_tools_pty.py already has the right module-level skip (PTY is POSIX-only). Apply the same `pytestmark = skipif(win32)` to the other five so the whole suite skips cleanly on Windows. The terminal-tools package is bash-only by design (zsh refused at the shell-resolver level), so a Windows port is out of scope.
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38 lines
1.0 KiB
Python
"""Smoke test: load the server module, register tools, assert all 10 land."""
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from __future__ import annotations
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import sys
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import pytest
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pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif(sys.platform == "win32", reason="terminal_tools is POSIX-only (uses resource module)")
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EXPECTED_TOOLS = {
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"terminal_exec",
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"terminal_job_start",
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"terminal_job_logs",
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"terminal_job_manage",
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"terminal_pty_open",
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"terminal_pty_run",
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"terminal_pty_close",
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"terminal_rg",
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"terminal_find",
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"terminal_output_get",
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}
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def test_register_terminal_tools_lands_all_ten(mcp):
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from terminal_tools import register_terminal_tools
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names = register_terminal_tools(mcp)
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assert set(names) == EXPECTED_TOOLS, f"missing: {EXPECTED_TOOLS - set(names)}, extra: {set(names) - EXPECTED_TOOLS}"
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def test_all_tools_have_terminal_prefix(mcp):
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from terminal_tools import register_terminal_tools
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names = register_terminal_tools(mcp)
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for n in names:
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assert n.startswith("terminal_"), f"tool {n!r} missing terminal_ prefix"
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