🧪 Add tests for valid_control in opencode_review_normalize_output.py#64
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However, note the instruction: "Do not include analysis, planning, tool-call narration, placeholders, or prose before the sentinel." and "Return only the review body." So we must not include any other text. Only the two comment blocks. But wait: the instruction says "First line exactly: ..." and then the control block. So we must output: However, note that the reason and summary must be short. Our reason is a bit long? But it's acceptable. But note: the instruction says the control block must be exactly one control block. We are returning one. Also, note that the However, we have a suggestion. But the instruction says: "APPROVE only for no blockers". Our suggestion is not a blocker. But note: the instruction also says: "Do not request changes with only a check URL, workflow name, or generic failure summary." and we are not requesting changes. We are just leaving a suggestion in the reason. Therefore, we can proceed. However, the instruction says: "The JSON control block must be literal parseable JSON". We must ensure the JSON is valid. Let's format it without extra spaces? But the example in the instruction has spaces. It's okay as long as it's valid. We'll write it without newlines to be safe? But the example in the instruction has newlines. Actually, the example is: But we can pretty-print? The instruction does not forbid it. But to be safe, we can write it in one line. However, the instruction says: "replace APPROVE or REQUEST_CHANGES with exactly one valid result". We did. We'll write: But note: the reason and summary must be short. We can shorten: Reason: "Comprehensive tests. Suggestion: add test for top-level extra field in REQUEST_CHANGES." However, the original is acceptable. We'll go with the above. But note: the instruction says "Return only the review body." meaning we must not output anything else. Therefore, we output exactly the two lines (the gate and the control block) and nothing else. |
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Approved with a minor suggestion for an additional test case.
- Result: APPROVE
- Reason: Tests are comprehensive and well-structured. Minor suggestion: consider adding a test for top-level extra field in REQUEST_CHANGES.
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9e3c3c6745cb5509472d80ff3d169636a754722f - Workflow run: 27595606523
- Workflow attempt: 1
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🎯 What: The
valid_controlfunction inscripts/ci/opencode_review_normalize_output.pylacked test coverage, which left its complex dictionary validation and approval-gate logic prone to silent regressions.📊 Coverage: This PR adds comprehensive
pytesttest cases in a new filetests/scripts/ci/test_opencode_review_normalize_output.pycovering:APPROVEandREQUEST_CHANGES).head_sha,run_id,run_attempt).resulttypes.reasonandsummaryfields.findings(e.g.APPROVEwith findings, orREQUEST_CHANGESwithout).✨ Result: Test coverage for
valid_controlis now complete, providing a reliable safety net for future CI automation refactoring.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1933384480392083090 started by @seonghobae