Originally created by: sl4m3
🎯 What: The testing gap addressed
ResolutionEngine.validate_intent was identified as logic needing unit testing.- Added
tests/core/test_resolution_intent.py to specifically test this method.
📊 Coverage: What scenarios are now tested
- Abort: Verifies
resolution_type="abort" returns False.
- Valid Subset: Verifies that if conflict files are a subset of decision IDs, it returns
True.
- Exact Match: Verifies that if conflict files exactly match decision IDs, it returns
True.
- Invalid Subset: Verifies that if conflict files contain items not in decision IDs, it returns
False.
- Edge Cases: Handles empty lists for both conflicts and intents correctly.
✨ Result: The improvement in test coverage
- The
ResolutionEngine logic is now verified by unit tests, ensuring reliability of conflict resolution intent validation.
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