test: extract shared _capturing_browser_manager helper in test_runner.py - #312
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Two tests each hand-rolled an identical local CapturingBrowserManager
class differing only in the dict key they recorded the config kwarg
into ("config" vs "browser_config"). Extracted a factory parametrized
by that key, matching this file's established _build_*/helper-extraction
convention.
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Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The refactor is test-only, but the shared fake currently captures the requested browser configuration without passing it to the manager it constructs, so the tests may exercise default browser settings instead of the requested ones. Production behavior is unchanged, but the helper should be corrected before or with merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@tests/test_runner.py`:
- Line 190: Update the FakeBrowserManager initialization in VisualQARunner to
pass the requested config to the superclass instead of always constructing a
default ViewportConfig, ensuring browser_manager.config reflects the caller’s
configuration.
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CodeRabbit correctly noted the shared fake constructed its FakeBrowserManager base without passing the received config through, so the fake's own .config attribute stayed at the default rather than reflecting the config under test. Pre-existing in both duplicated classes this PR consolidated; forwarding it now makes the fake accurately reflect what was requested (no test asserts on it today, so no observable test behavior change, but it removes a latent trap for future tests that might). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01831vuPYnk394AKggzZEdsu
Structural issue
tests/test_runner.pyhad two tests —test_runner_passes_browser_config_to_browser_managerandtest_runner_passes_browser_config_visualize_to_default_claim_verifier— each defining a localCapturingBrowserManager(FakeBrowserManager)class with a byte-identical__init__body:The only difference between the two was which key of the
captureddict the config got recorded under. This is the same "duplicated local test-double class" pattern this file has repeatedly consolidated (_build_runner/_build_visualize_override_runnerhelpers,_runner_aliased_attrs,_skip_preflight,_CallRecordingVerifier, etc.), just not caught previously since it only had 2 occurrences.Improvement
Extracted
_capturing_browser_manager(captured, *, key), a small factory that returns aFakeBrowserManagersubclass parametrized by whichcapturedkey to write into. Both tests now call it instead of defining their own local class.Why it's safe
__init__body is byte-identical to both originals, just withkeysubstituted for the literal.tests/test_runner.py(45 tests) passes unchanged; full suite328 passed / 21 pre-existing environment-only Chromium-sandbox failures(missing Chromium binary in this sandbox), identical failing-test set before and after.ruff checkandruff format --checkboth clean on the touched file.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Test-only refactor in one file; no production code or runtime behavior changes.
Overview
Refactors
tests/test_runner.pyby pulling duplicated test-double logic into a shared_capturing_browser_manager(captured, *, key)factory that returns aFakeBrowserManagersubclass recording theBrowserConfigpassed toBrowserManager.test_runner_passes_browser_config_to_browser_managerandtest_runner_passes_browser_config_visualize_to_default_claim_verifierno longer define identical localCapturingBrowserManagerclasses; they monkeypatch with the factory and choose whichcaptureddict key to use ("config"vs"browser_config"). The generated fake also forwardsconfig=configintoFakeBrowserManager.__init__, matching how the real manager is constructed.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit a761614. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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