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refactor: improve path comparison in command tests using os.path.samefile

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Paul Gauthier (aider) 2024-10-29 13:19:09 -07:00
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tests/basic/test_commands.py
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@ -671,10 +671,30 @@ class TestCommands(TestCase):
# Verify the session file was created and contains the expected commands # Verify the session file was created and contains the expected commands
self.assertTrue(Path(session_file).exists()) self.assertTrue(Path(session_file).exists())
with open(session_file, encoding=io.encoding) as f: with open(session_file, encoding=io.encoding) as f:
commands_text = f.read() commands_text = f.read().splitlines()
self.assertIn("/add file1.txt", commands_text)
self.assertIn("/add file2.py", commands_text) # Convert paths to absolute for comparison
self.assertIn("/read-only subdir/file3.md", commands_text) abs_file1 = str(Path("file1.txt").resolve())
abs_file2 = str(Path("file2.py").resolve())
abs_file3 = str(Path("subdir/file3.md").resolve())
# Check each line for matching paths using os.path.samefile
found_file1 = found_file2 = found_file3 = False
for line in commands_text:
if line.startswith("/add "):
path = Path(line[5:]).resolve()
if os.path.samefile(str(path), abs_file1):
found_file1 = True
elif os.path.samefile(str(path), abs_file2):
found_file2 = True
elif line.startswith("/read-only "):
path = Path(line[11:]).resolve()
if os.path.samefile(str(path), abs_file3):
found_file3 = True
self.assertTrue(found_file1, "file1.txt not found in commands")
self.assertTrue(found_file2, "file2.py not found in commands")
self.assertTrue(found_file3, "file3.md not found in commands")
# Clear the current session # Clear the current session
commands.cmd_reset("") commands.cmd_reset("")