* CI/CD Optimization: Guard Rails, Black Linting, and Pre-commit Hooks
- Fixed all test collection errors (Selenium imports, fixture paths, syntax)
- Implemented pre-commit hooks with Black formatting and isort
- Created comprehensive Makefile with test targets (unit, integration, functional, e2e)
- Added pytest.ini with marker definitions for test categorization
- Established guard rails to prevent future collection errors
- Wrapped optional dependencies (Selenium, MoviePy) in try-except blocks
- Added conftest_markers for automatic test categorization
This ensures a smooth development stream with:
- Fast feedback loops (pre-commit checks before push)
- Consistent code formatting (Black)
- Reliable CI/CD (no collection errors, proper test isolation)
- Clear test organization (unit, integration, functional, E2E)
* Fix CI/CD test failures:
- Export templates from dashboard.app
- Fix model name assertion in test_agent.py
- Fix platform-agnostic path resolution in test_path_resolution.py
- Skip Docker tests in test_docker_deployment.py if docker not available
- Fix test_model_fallback_chain logic in test_ollama_integration.py
* Add preventative pre-commit checks and Docker test skipif decorators:
- Create pre_commit_checks.py script for common CI failures
- Add skipif decorators to Docker tests
- Improve test robustness for CI environments
- Replace fixed time.sleep() calls with intelligent polling or WebDriverWait
- Add pytest-timeout dependency and --timeout=30 to prevent hangs
- Fixes test flakiness and improves test suite speed
Co-authored-by: Alexander Payne <apayne@MM.local>
selenium depends on websocket-client which installs a top-level
`websocket` package that shadows our src/websocket/ module on CI.
Renaming to ws_manager eliminates the conflict entirely — no more
sys.path hacks needed in conftest or Selenium tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
