The original tests/integration/autonomous-chain.spec.ts was ~1400 lines and 50 KB, covering 19 describe blocks across 10 orthogonal scenarios. Physically extract each describe (or closely related group) into its own file inside tests/integration/autonomous-chain/ so each file stays under the project's 500-line ceiling and failures point at the scenario that regressed. Shared beforeEach / afterEach / createAgent / buildCtx helpers move to autonomous-chain/shared-setup.ts, which exposes installSharedSetup() as a factory that each spec calls at module load. The tests themselves are moved byte-for-byte; only module-level references (`db`, `companyId`, `workspaceId`, `tempDirs`) are rewritten to go through the shared handle. No assertions, it() calls, or behavior are changed. Split layout: role-detection.spec.ts — Step 1: CEO role detection ceo-phased-prompts.spec.ts — Step 2: phased prompts + approvals wakeup-queue.spec.ts — Step 3: deferred wake queue approval-decisions.spec.ts — Step 4: hire approval decisions task-propagation.spec.ts — Step 5: task/comment wake propagation run-failure.spec.ts — Step 6: run failure escalation crash-recovery.spec.ts — Step 7: worker crash recovery wake-reason.spec.ts — Step 8: wake reason injection e2e-flows.spec.ts — full-chain + review-fix regressions automation-messages.spec.ts — automation/messages/assignment/workflows Test count stays at 363 passing; typecheck stays at 156 errors.
64 lines
2.2 KiB
TypeScript
64 lines
2.2 KiB
TypeScript
/**
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* Step 5: Task status + comment wake propagation.
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* Physically extracted from autonomous-chain.spec.ts without behavior changes.
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*/
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import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest";
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import { installSharedSetup } from "./shared-setup";
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const shared = installSharedSetup();
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const { createAgent } = shared;
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describe("Step 5: Task status + comment wake propagation", () => {
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it("getChainOfCommand returns correct hierarchy", () => {
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const ceoId = createAgent({ name: "CEO", role: "CEO", reportsTo: null });
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const ctoId = createAgent({ name: "CTO", role: "CTO", reportsTo: ceoId });
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const icId = createAgent({ name: "Dev", role: "Engineer", reportsTo: ctoId });
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const chain = shared.db.getChainOfCommand(icId);
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expect(chain).toHaveLength(2);
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expect(chain[0].id).toBe(ctoId); // immediate manager
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expect(chain[1].id).toBe(ceoId); // top level
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});
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it("getChainOfCommand handles circular references safely", () => {
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// Create a potential cycle (shouldn't happen in practice, but guard against it)
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const agent1 = createAgent({ name: "Agent1" });
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// agent1 reports to no one (CEO), so chain should be empty
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const chain = shared.db.getChainOfCommand(agent1);
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expect(chain).toHaveLength(0);
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});
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it("task tree supports parent-child relationships", () => {
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const ceoId = createAgent({ name: "CEO", role: "CEO" });
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const ctoId = createAgent({ name: "CTO", role: "CTO", reportsTo: ceoId });
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const parentTaskId = shared.db.saveTask({
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companyId: shared.companyId,
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title: "Build feature X",
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description: "Top-level task",
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assigneeAgentId: ctoId,
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workspaceId: shared.workspaceId,
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priority: "high",
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status: "in_progress",
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});
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const childTaskId = shared.db.saveTask({
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companyId: shared.companyId,
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title: "Implement module A",
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description: "Subtask",
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assigneeAgentId: ctoId,
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parentId: parentTaskId,
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workspaceId: shared.workspaceId,
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priority: "medium",
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status: "todo",
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});
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const childTask = shared.db.getTask(childTaskId);
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expect(childTask.parentId).toBe(parentTaskId);
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const parentTask = shared.db.getTask(parentTaskId);
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expect(parentTask.assigneeAgentId).toBe(ctoId);
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});
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});
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