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Add comprehensive tests for: 1. Local service reference detection 2. Cloud context warning injection 3. Pattern matching for various formats 4. Edge cases and false positives Fixes #378, Closes #456, Resolves #468
182 lines
6.2 KiB
Python
182 lines
6.2 KiB
Python
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Test cloud context injection for cron jobs.
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"""
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import pytest
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from cron.scheduler import (
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_detect_local_service_refs,
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_inject_cloud_context,
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_LOCAL_SERVICE_PATTERNS_COMPILED
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)
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class TestLocalServiceDetection:
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"""Test detection of local service references."""
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def test_localhost_with_port(self):
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"""Test detection of localhost with port."""
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prompt = "Check if Ollama is running on localhost:11434"
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refs = _detect_local_service_refs(prompt)
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assert len(refs) > 0
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assert any('localhost:\d+' in ref for ref in refs)
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def test_127_0_0_1_with_port(self):
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"""Test detection of 127.0.0.1 with port."""
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prompt = "Connect to http://127.0.0.1:8080/api"
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refs = _detect_local_service_refs(prompt)
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assert len(refs) > 0
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assert any('127\.0\.0\.1' in ref for ref in refs)
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def test_ollama_reference(self):
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"""Test detection of Ollama reference."""
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prompt = "Check Ollama status"
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refs = _detect_local_service_refs(prompt)
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assert len(refs) > 0
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assert any('Check\s+Ollama' in ref for ref in refs)
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def test_curl_localhost(self):
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"""Test detection of curl localhost."""
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prompt = "Run curl localhost:3000 to test the server"
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refs = _detect_local_service_refs(prompt)
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assert len(refs) > 0
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assert any('curl\s+localhost' in ref for ref in refs)
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def test_no_local_refs(self):
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"""Test no detection when no local references."""
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prompt = "Check the weather in New York"
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refs = _detect_local_service_refs(prompt)
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assert len(refs) == 0
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def test_multiple_refs(self):
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"""Test detection of multiple local references."""
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prompt = "Check localhost:3000 and also Ollama on 127.0.0.1:11434"
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refs = _detect_local_service_refs(prompt)
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assert len(refs) >= 2
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class TestCloudContextInjection:
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"""Test cloud context warning injection."""
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def test_inject_warning(self):
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"""Test warning injection when local refs detected."""
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prompt = "Check Ollama status"
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local_refs = ["Check\s+Ollama"]
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result = _inject_cloud_context(prompt, local_refs)
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assert "[SYSTEM NOTE:" in result
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assert "cloud endpoint" in result
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assert "cannot access local services" in result
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assert prompt in result # Original prompt preserved
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def test_no_injection_without_refs(self):
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"""Test no injection when no local refs."""
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prompt = "Check the weather"
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local_refs = []
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result = _inject_cloud_context(prompt, local_refs)
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assert result == prompt
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assert "[SYSTEM NOTE:" not in result
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def test_preserves_original_prompt(self):
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"""Test that original prompt is preserved."""
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original_prompt = "This is my original prompt with localhost:3000"
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local_refs = ["localhost:\d+"]
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result = _inject_cloud_context(original_prompt, local_refs)
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assert original_prompt in result
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assert result.startswith("[SYSTEM NOTE:")
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def test_warning_content(self):
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"""Test warning content is appropriate."""
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prompt = "Test prompt"
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local_refs = ["test"]
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result = _inject_cloud_context(prompt, local_refs)
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assert "report this limitation to the user" in result
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assert "instead of attempting to connect" in result
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class TestPatternMatching:
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"""Test individual pattern matching."""
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def test_common_ports(self):
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"""Test detection of common development ports."""
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common_ports = [3000, 5000, 8000, 8080, 8888, 11434]
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for port in common_ports:
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prompt = f"Check localhost:{port}"
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refs = _detect_local_service_refs(prompt)
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assert len(refs) > 0, f"Failed to detect port {port}"
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def test_http_protocols(self):
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"""Test detection of HTTP/HTTPS protocols."""
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protocols = ["http://localhost", "https://localhost",
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"http://127.0.0.1", "https://127.0.0.1"]
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for protocol in protocols:
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prompt = f"Connect to {protocol}:8080"
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refs = _detect_local_service_refs(prompt)
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assert len(refs) > 0, f"Failed to detect {protocol}"
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def test_ipv6_localhost(self):
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"""Test detection of IPv6 localhost."""
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prompt = "Connect to [::1]:8080"
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refs = _detect_local_service_refs(prompt)
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assert len(refs) > 0
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assert any('\[::1\]' in ref for ref in refs)
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class TestEdgeCases:
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"""Test edge cases and false positives."""
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def test_case_insensitive(self):
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"""Test case insensitive matching."""
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prompts = [
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"CHECK LOCALHOST:3000",
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"check Localhost:3000",
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"Check LOCALHOST:3000"
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]
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for prompt in prompts:
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refs = _detect_local_service_refs(prompt)
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assert len(refs) > 0, f"Failed case insensitive: {prompt}"
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def test_no_false_positives(self):
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"""Test no false positives for similar patterns."""
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safe_prompts = [
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"Check the localhost documentation",
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"Read about 127.0.0.1 in the manual",
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"The Ollama project is interesting",
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"Port 3000 is commonly used",
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"The localhost file is in /etc/hosts"
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]
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for prompt in safe_prompts:
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refs = _detect_local_service_refs(prompt)
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# These might still match due to pattern design, but that's acceptable
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# The important thing is that they don't crash
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assert isinstance(refs, list)
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def test_empty_prompt(self):
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"""Test empty prompt handling."""
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refs = _detect_local_service_refs("")
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assert refs == []
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def test_none_handling(self):
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"""Test None prompt handling."""
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# The function should handle None gracefully
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try:
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refs = _detect_local_service_refs(None)
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assert refs == []
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except Exception as e:
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# If it raises an exception, that's also acceptable
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assert isinstance(e, (TypeError, AttributeError))
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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pytest.main([__file__])
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