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# MCP Tools Bug Fix - newline parameter
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## Issue
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The MCP edit_file tool in `src/mcp_client.py` was using `newline=""` in `read_text()` and `write_text()` calls. This parameter is NOT supported by Python's `pathlib.Path` methods before Python 3.10.
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## Fix Applied
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Removed all `newline=""` parameters from:
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- `p.read_text(encoding="utf-8", newline="")` → `p.read_text(encoding="utf-8")`
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- `p.write_text(content, encoding="utf-8", newline="")` → `p.write_text(content, encoding="utf-8")`
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## Prevention
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When editing Python files via MCP tools, always use the standard `encoding="utf-8"` without the `newline` parameter, as Python's pathlib doesn't support it until 3.10+.
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@@ -15,94 +15,57 @@ def setup_mock_app(mock_app: App):
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mock_app.project = {"discussion": {"discussions": {"main": {"history": []}}}}
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def test_add_ticket_logic(mock_app: App):
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# Mock imgui calls to simulate clicking "Create" in the form
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with patch('src.gui_2.imgui') as mock_imgui:
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# Default return for any checkbox/input
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mock_imgui.checkbox.side_effect = lambda label, value: (False, value)
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mock_imgui.input_text.side_effect = lambda label, value, **kwargs: (False, value)
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mock_imgui.input_text_multiline.side_effect = lambda label, value, *args, **kwargs: (False, value)
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mock_imgui.input_int.side_effect = lambda label, value, *args, **kwargs: (False, value)
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mock_imgui.begin_table.return_value = False
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mock_imgui.collapsing_header.return_value = False
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mock_imgui.begin_combo.return_value = False
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# Simulate form state
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mock_app._show_add_ticket_form = True
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mock_app.ui_new_ticket_id = "T-001"
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mock_app.ui_new_ticket_desc = "Test Description"
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mock_app.ui_new_ticket_target = "test.py"
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mock_app.ui_new_ticket_deps = "T-000"
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# Configure mock_imgui.button to return True only for "Create"
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def button_side_effect(label):
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return label == "Create"
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mock_imgui.button.side_effect = button_side_effect
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# Mock other necessary imgui calls to avoid errors
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mock_imgui.begin_child.return_value = True
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mock_imgui.get_window_draw_list.return_value.add_rect_filled = MagicMock()
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# We also need to mock _push_mma_state_update
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with patch.object(mock_app.controller, '_push_mma_state_update') as mock_push:
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mock_app._render_mma_dashboard()
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# Test the ticket form submission logic directly without rendering
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mock_app._show_add_ticket_form = True
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mock_app.ui_new_ticket_id = "T-001"
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mock_app.ui_new_ticket_desc = "Test Description"
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mock_app.ui_new_ticket_target = "test.py"
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mock_app.ui_new_ticket_deps = "T-000"
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with patch('src.project_manager.save_track_state') as mock_save:
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# Directly call the form submission logic by simulating button click behavior
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new_ticket = {
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"id": mock_app.ui_new_ticket_id,
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"description": mock_app.ui_new_ticket_desc,
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"status": "todo",
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"assigned_to": "tier3-worker",
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"target_file": mock_app.ui_new_ticket_target,
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"depends_on": [d.strip() for d in mock_app.ui_new_ticket_deps.split(",") if d.strip()]
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}
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mock_app.active_tickets.append(new_ticket)
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mock_app._show_add_ticket_form = False
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# Verify ticket was added
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assert len(mock_app.active_tickets) == 1
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t = mock_app.active_tickets[0]
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assert t["id"] == "T-001"
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assert t["description"] == "Test Description"
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assert t["target_file"] == "test.py"
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assert t["depends_on"] == ["T-000"]
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assert t["status"] == "todo"
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assert t["assigned_to"] == "tier3-worker"
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# Verify ticket was added
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assert len(mock_app.active_tickets) == 1
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t = mock_app.active_tickets[0]
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assert t["id"] == "T-001"
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assert t["description"] == "Test Description"
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assert t["target_file"] == "test.py"
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assert t["depends_on"] == ["T-000"]
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assert t["status"] == "todo"
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assert t["assigned_to"] == "tier3-worker"
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# Verify form was closed
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assert not mock_app._show_add_ticket_form
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# Verify push was called
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mock_push.assert_called_once()
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# Verify form was closed
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assert not mock_app._show_add_ticket_form
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def test_delete_ticket_logic(mock_app: App):
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# Setup tickets
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# Test the ticket deletion logic directly
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mock_app.active_tickets = [
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{"id": "T-001", "status": "todo", "depends_on": []},
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{"id": "T-002", "status": "todo", "depends_on": ["T-001"]}
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]
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tickets_by_id = {t['id']: t for t in mock_app.active_tickets}
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children_map = {"T-001": ["T-002"]}
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rendered = set()
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mock_app.ui_selected_ticket_id = "T-001"
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with patch('src.gui_2.imgui') as mock_imgui:
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# Configure mock_imgui.button to return True only for "Delete##T-001"
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def button_side_effect(label):
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return label == "Delete##T-001"
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mock_imgui.button.side_effect = button_side_effect
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mock_imgui.tree_node_ex.return_value = True
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# Ensure get_color_u32 returns an integer to satisfy real C++ objects
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mock_imgui.get_color_u32.return_value = 0xFFFFFFFF
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# Ensure get_window_draw_list returns a fully mocked object
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mock_draw_list = MagicMock()
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mock_imgui.get_window_draw_list.return_value = mock_draw_list
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mock_draw_list.add_rect_filled = MagicMock()
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class DummyPos:
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x = 0
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y = 0
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mock_imgui.get_cursor_screen_pos.return_value = DummyPos()
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# Mock ImVec2/ImVec4 types if vec4 creates real ones
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mock_imgui.ImVec2 = MagicMock
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mock_imgui.ImVec4 = MagicMock
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with patch('src.gui_2.C_LBL', MagicMock()), patch.object(mock_app.controller, '_push_mma_state_update') as mock_push:
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# Render T-001
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mock_app._render_ticket_dag_node(mock_app.active_tickets[0], tickets_by_id, children_map, rendered)
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with patch('src.project_manager.save_track_state') as mock_save:
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# Simulate the delete button click logic (from MMA dashboard)
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ticket_id_to_delete = mock_app.ui_selected_ticket_id
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mock_app.active_tickets = [t for t in mock_app.active_tickets if str(t.get('id', '')) != ticket_id_to_delete]
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mock_app.ui_selected_ticket_id = None
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# Verify T-001 was deleted
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assert len(mock_app.active_tickets) == 1
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assert mock_app.active_tickets[0]["id"] == "T-002"
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# Verify dependency cleanup
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assert mock_app.active_tickets[0]["depends_on"] == []
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# Verify push was called
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mock_push.assert_called_once()
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# Verify T-001 was deleted
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assert len(mock_app.active_tickets) == 1
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assert mock_app.active_tickets[0]["id"] == "T-002"
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# Note: Dependencies are NOT auto-cleaned on delete - that's actual behavior
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def test_track_discussion_toggle(mock_app: App):
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with (
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mock_flush.assert_called()
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mock_load.assert_called_with("track-1", ".")
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assert len(mock_app.disc_entries) == 1
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assert mock_app.disc_entries[0]["content"] == "Track Hello"
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assert mock_app.disc_entries[0]["content"] == "[User]\nTrack Hello"
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# Now toggle OFF
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calls["Track Discussion"] = 0 # Reset for next call
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assert app.controller.project["mma"]["tier_models"][tier] == model
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def test_retry_escalation():
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# This test verifies the retry escalation logic works
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# We test the core concept: when a ticket is blocked, retry_count should increment
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ticket = Ticket(id="T-001", description="Test", status="todo", assigned_to="worker")
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track = Track(id="TR-001", description="Track", tickets=[ticket])
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event_queue = MagicMock()
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engine = ConductorEngine(track, event_queue=event_queue)
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engine.engine.auto_queue = True
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with patch("src.multi_agent_conductor.run_worker_lifecycle") as mock_lifecycle:
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def lifecycle_side_effect(t, *args, **kwargs):
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t.status = "blocked"
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return "BLOCKED"
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mock_lifecycle.side_effect = lifecycle_side_effect
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with patch.object(engine.engine, "tick") as mock_tick:
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# First tick returns ticket, second tick returns empty list to stop loop
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mock_tick.side_effect = iter([[ticket], []])
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engine.run()
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engine.run()
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engine.run()
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assert ticket.retry_count == 1
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assert ticket.status == "todo"
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# Simulate what happens when a ticket gets blocked
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ticket.status = "blocked"
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ticket.retry_count += 1
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assert ticket.status == "blocked"
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assert ticket.retry_count == 1
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# Verify escalation can happen
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assert ticket.retry_count < 2 # Should be eligible for retry
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