Add results summary and non-zero exit code to run-tests (#1095) - #116
Add results summary and non-zero exit code to run-tests (#1095)#116rquidute wants to merge 1 commit into
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After a run completes, run-tests now prints an aggregate count of test cases by final state (e.g. "2 passed, 1 failed") and exits with a non-zero status if any test case ended in FAILED or ERROR, so it can be used as a CI gate. TestRunSocket tracks each test case's final terminal state as case updates stream in, keyed by (suite_index, case_index) so a case that receives more than one terminal update is only counted once, using its latest state. New TestRunSocket methods: - format_results_summary() - e.g. "12 passed, 2 failed, 1 error" - has_test_failures() - True if any case ended FAILED/ERROR (not_applicable/cancelled do not count as failures) - test_case_result_counts() - raw Counter of final states run_tests prints "Results: <summary>" after the run finishes and calls ctx.exit(1) if there were failures. The exit-code check sits outside the existing try/except/finally block, since click.exceptions.Exit (raised by ctx.exit()) is itself an Exception subclass and would otherwise be caught and misreported by the existing "except Exception as e: raise CLIError(...)" handler. Infrastructure failures (bad config, API/connection errors, unexpected exceptions) continue to raise CLIError exactly as before, unaffected by this change. Adds test coverage mirroring the issue's acceptance criteria: all tests pass, at least one test fails/errors, mixed states including not_applicable/cancelled, and infrastructure failures leaving the existing CLIError behavior unchanged.
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant run_tests
participant TestRunSocket
participant colorize_error/colorize_success
participant ctx
run_tests->>TestRunSocket: await test run completion
TestRunSocket-->>run_tests: return summary and failure status
alt test-case failure exists
run_tests->>colorize_error/colorize_success: colorize error summary
run_tests->>ctx: exit(1)
else no test-case failure
run_tests->>colorize_error/colorize_success: colorize success summary
run_tests->>ctx: exit(0)
end
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to An interrupted test-result stream can currently produce a partial summary while exiting successfully, allowing CI or certification automation to mistake incomplete results for a passing run. Merge should wait for incomplete streams to produce a non-success outcome or for this risk to be explicitly accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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162-163: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not report success after an incomplete socket stream.
If the websocket closes before a terminal
TestRunUpdate, both handlers suppress the closure andconnect_websocket()returns normally.run_tests()then prints a partial or empty successful summary and exits with status0.Only suppress closure after
self._run_finishedis true. Re-raise an early closure sorun_tests()uses its infrastructure-error path. Add a regression test forConnectionClosedOKbefore the terminal run update.Also applies to: 190-194
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In `@th_cli/test_run/websocket.py`:
- Around line 162-163: The websocket handlers must only suppress
ConnectionClosedOK after self._run_finished is true; re-raise any earlier
closure so connect_websocket() reaches run_tests()’s infrastructure-error path
instead of reporting success. Apply this to both closure handlers and add a
regression test covering ConnectionClosedOK before the terminal TestRunUpdate.
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Summary
Fixes #1095
run-testsnow prints an aggregate results summary after a run completes, and exits non-zero if any test case ended inFAILEDorERROR.TestRunSockettracks each test case's final terminal state (passed/failed/error/not_applicable/cancelled) as case updates stream in, keyed by(suite_index, case_index)so a case that receives more than one terminal update is only counted once, using its latest state.TestRunSocketmethods:format_results_summary()— e.g."12 passed, 2 failed, 1 error"has_test_failures()—Trueif any case endedFAILED/ERROR(not_applicable/cancelleddo not count as failures)test_case_result_counts()— rawCounterof final statesrun_testsprintsResults: <summary>(colorized green/red) after the run finishes, and callsctx.exit(1)if there were failures.try/except/finallyblock.click.exceptions.Exit(raised byctx.exit()) is itself anExceptionsubclass, so callingctx.exit()inside thetrywould be caught and misreported by the existingexcept Exception as e: raise CLIError(...)handler. Infrastructure failures (bad config, API/connection errors, unexpected exceptions) continue to raiseCLIErrorexactly as before, unaffected by this change.Test plan
Added coverage mirroring the issue's acceptance criteria:
not_applicable/cancelled→ all states counted correctly, exit code reflects only real failuresCLIErrorbehavior unchanged,Results:summary not printedRan the full test suite,
black,isort,flake8, andmypyagainstv2.16-cli-develop— no regressions (same 47 pre-existing failures unrelated to this change, all before/after identical) or new lint/type issues.