fix(test): drop POSIX-only assumptions from six suites - #1263
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Each of these encodes a platform assumption that only holds on Linux:
- cli-remove built fixtures named "iii" while remove-plan looks for
"iii.exe" on Windows, so no plan item was ever applicable
- cli-engine-startup and engine-config matched multi-line \n literals
against source files that git checks out with CRLF
- engine-launch and runtime-paths compared join()/resolve() output to
POSIX literals
- copilot-plugin expected basename("C:\repo") to be the whole string,
which is only true where a backslash is not a separator
All test-side; no production code changes. Suite goes from 30 failed to
6 on Windows and is unchanged on Linux.
Signed-off-by: anhtahaylove <everest.kill1@gmail.com>
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe test suite now normalizes line endings and paths, and uses platform-specific binary names and basename expectations for Windows compatibility. ChangesCross-platform test compatibility
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In `@test/runtime-paths.test.ts`:
- Around line 9-12: Update the fixture input in the runtimeMetadataPath test to
pass the raw AGENTMEMORY_RUNTIME_DIR string, leaving path normalization via
resolve only in the expected value. Preserve the existing home value and
assertion while ensuring runtimeMetadataPath performs the resolve itself.
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Pre-resolving AGENTMEMORY_RUNTIME_DIR meant the test passed even with resolve() removed from runtime-paths.ts. The raw path goes in, and resolve() stays only in the expected value. Signed-off-by: anhtahaylove <everest.kill1@gmail.com>
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Six test suites fail on Windows because of platform assumptions in the tests themselves. No production code is involved — each one is a fixture or an assertion that only holds where paths are POSIX and line endings are LF.
What each one was
cli-remove(3)iii, butremove-planlooks foriii.exeon Windows viaiiiBinFile(), so no plan item was everapplicablecli-engine-startup(1)\nliteral againstsrc/cli.ts, which git checks out with CRLFengine-config(1)iii-config.yamlengine-launch(2)resolveEngineCwd()output to"/work/agentmemory"runtime-paths(1)runtimeMetadataPath()output to a POSIX literalcopilot-plugin(1)basename("C:\\repo")to be the whole string — true only where\is not a separatorThe
cli-removeone is worth calling out: the production code is correct and platform-aware, and the test is what hard-codes the POSIX name. The failure surfaces asTypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined, which reads like a broken fixture rather than a platform issue.Fix
Fixtures use the same
iii.exe/iiirule as the source, CRLF is normalised where a test reads a file to match source text, and path comparisons go throughresolve().Verification
Windows:
The six suites here go from 13 failed to 56 passed. Linux is unaffected — every change is either an identity transform there or already-matching behaviour.
Not covered
cli-lifecycle-safetystill fails 6. It writes a shebang script nameddockeronto PATH and drives it throughspawnSync; a.cmdshim pluspath.delimiterfixes one of the six, but the rest depend on POSIX process semantics (SIGTERM delivery, exit-code propagation through the shim). That needs a different approach than a fixture tweak, so I have left it out of this PR rather than half-fix it.Related: #1261 (USERPROFILE), #1262 (fs mock path keys).
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