[Jules-2]: Implement E2E and Cross-Platform Testing (Story 0.2.3)#40
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This commit introduces a comprehensive end-to-end (E2E) testing framework with full cross-platform validation and terminal recording, as outlined in Story 0.2.3. Key features include: - **E2E Test Framework:** A new framework in `tests/e2e/` for running full application workflows. - **Cross-Platform CI Matrix:** An enhanced GitHub Actions workflow (`.github/workflows/ci.yml`) that runs E2E tests on Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows. - **Terminal Recording:** Integration with `asciinema` to record terminal sessions for E2E tests, with artifacts saved for review. - **Platform-Specific Testing:** A new suite of tests in `tests/cross_platform/` to validate OS-specific behaviors. - **Comprehensive Reporting:** A new reporting system in `tests/reporting/` that aggregates E2E test results and generates an HTML summary with links to recordings. The implementation also includes updates to project documentation (`testing-standards.md`, `testing-quickstart.md`) and fixes to the existing test scripts to ensure compatibility and correctness. Resolves #34
This commit introduces a comprehensive end-to-end (E2E) testing framework with full cross-platform validation and terminal recording, as outlined in Story 0.2.3. This commit resolves the CI failure on Windows by replacing the `asciinema` dependency with a native PowerShell solution for terminal recording. Key features include: - **E2E Test Framework:** A new framework in `tests/e2e/` for running full application workflows. - **Cross-Platform CI Matrix:** An enhanced GitHub Actions workflow (`.github/workflows/ci.yml`) that runs E2E tests on Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows. - **Terminal Recording:** Integration with `asciinema` on Linux/macOS and PowerShell's `Start-Transcript` on Windows to record terminal sessions for E2E tests. - **Platform-Specific Testing:** A new suite of tests in `tests/cross_platform/` to validate OS-specific behaviors. - **Comprehensive Reporting:** A new reporting system in `tests/reporting/` that aggregates E2E test results and generates an HTML summary with links to recordings from all platforms. The implementation also includes updates to project documentation (`testing-standards.md`, `testing-quickstart.md`) and fixes to the existing test scripts to ensure compatibility and correctness. Resolves #34
This commit introduces a comprehensive end-to-end (E2E) testing framework with full cross-platform validation and terminal recording, as outlined in Story 0.2.3. It resolves previous CI failures by implementing a platform-aware recording mechanism, using `asciinema` for Linux/macOS and PowerShell's `Start-Transcript` for Windows. Key changes: - Adds an E2E test suite that builds and runs the application binary. - Configures GitHub Actions to run E2E tests on a matrix of Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows. - Implements platform-specific recording and artifact discovery. - Adds a dedicated test to validate the recording mechanism on each platform. - Cleans up placeholder files and fixes Makefile/script portability issues. - Updates all relevant documentation. Resolves #34
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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces a comprehensive end-to-end testing framework with cross-platform validation and terminal recording capabilities. The implementation includes E2E test runners, platform-specific recording utilities, automated reporting, and CI/CD integration across Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows.
Key changes:
- New E2E testing framework in
tests/e2e/with workflow tests and utilities - Cross-platform terminal recording system using asciinema (Unix) and PowerShell (Windows)
- Automated test reporting with HTML report generation and artifact aggregation
- Enhanced CI pipeline with cross-platform E2E test execution and artifact collection
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| tests/scripts/unix_test_tools.sh | Added cross-platform performance monitoring with OS-specific CPU and memory commands |
| tests/scripts/Makefile | Fixed missing directory separators and added cross-platform processor count detection |
| tests/reporting/reporting_utils.go | New reporting utilities for E2E test aggregation and HTML report generation |
| tests/reporting/aggregator_test.go | Comprehensive tests for cross-platform E2E artifact discovery and report generation |
| tests/recording/capture_utils.go | Cross-platform terminal recording with asciinema and PowerShell support |
| tests/e2e/workflow_test.go | Core E2E workflow tests for calculator functionality validation |
| tests/e2e/e2e_utils.go | E2E test utilities including binary building, recording, and test orchestration |
| tests/cross_platform/platform_compat_test.go | Platform compatibility tests validating OS-specific behaviors |
| docs/testing-standards.md | Updated documentation reflecting new E2E testing capabilities and structure |
| docs/testing-quickstart.md | Added E2E testing quickstart guide and artifact information |
| .github/workflows/ci.yml | Enhanced CI workflow with cross-platform E2E testing and artifact upload |
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| @echo "⚡ Running performance benchmarks..." | ||
| @cd $(TESTS_DIR)/unit && $(GO) test -bench=. -benchmem -timeout=120s \ | ||
| -parallel=$(PARALLEL_JOBS) ./... > $(ARTIFACTS_DIR/reports/benchmark_results.txt 2>&1 | ||
| -parallel=$(PARALLEL_JOBS) ./... > $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/reports/benchmark_results.txt 2>&1 |
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The fixes for missing directory separators are correct and resolve the syntax errors in the Makefile variable references. All $(ARTIFACTS_DIR references now properly include the closing parenthesis and path separator.
| @if [ -f $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/coverage/unit_coverage.out ]; then \ | ||
| $(GO) tool cover -html=$(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/coverage/unit_coverage.out \ | ||
| -o $(ARTIFACTS_DIR/coverage/coverage.html; \ | ||
| -o $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/coverage/coverage.html; \ |
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The fixes for missing directory separators are correct and resolve the syntax errors in the Makefile variable references. All $(ARTIFACTS_DIR references now properly include the closing parenthesis and path separator.
| @if [ -f $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/coverage/unit_coverage.out ]; then \ | ||
| $(GO) tool cover -func=$(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/coverage/unit_coverage.out \ | ||
| > $(ARTIFACTS_DIR/coverage/coverage_summary.txt; \ | ||
| > $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/coverage/coverage_summary.txt; \ |
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The fixes for missing directory separators are correct and resolve the syntax errors in the Makefile variable references. All $(ARTIFACTS_DIR references now properly include the closing parenthesis and path separator.
| -count=3 -timeout=300s ./... > $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/reports/detailed_benchmarks.txt 2>&1 | ||
| @echo "✅ Detailed benchmarks: $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/reports/detailed_benchmarks.txt" |
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The fixes for missing directory separators are correct and resolve the syntax errors in the Makefile variable references. All $(ARTIFACTS_DIR references now properly include the closing parenthesis and path separator.
| @echo "System Information:" > $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/reports/unix_system_info.txt | ||
| @uname -a >> $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/reports/unix_system_info.txt | ||
| @echo "Go Version:" >> $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/reports/unix_system_info.txt | ||
| @$(GO) version >> $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/reports/unix_system_info.txt | ||
| @echo "Parallel Jobs: $(PARALLEL_JOBS)" >> $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/reports/unix_system_info.txt | ||
| @echo "✅ Unix system report: $(ARTIFACTS_DIR)/reports/unix_system_info.txt" |
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The fixes for missing directory separators are correct and resolve the syntax errors in the Makefile variable references. All $(ARTIFACTS_DIR references now properly include the closing parenthesis and path separator.
| memory_usage=$(free -m | awk '/^Mem:/{print $4}') | ||
| memory_usage_label="Memory Free (MB)" | ||
| fi |
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The cross-platform performance monitoring implementation correctly handles OS-specific commands, but the Linux CPU usage calculation may not be robust across all distributions. Consider adding error handling for cases where the expected output format differs.
| memory_usage=$(free -m | awk '/^Mem:/{print $4}') | |
| memory_usage_label="Memory Free (MB)" | |
| fi | |
| # Validate cpu_usage is a number; if not, set to "N/A" and warn | |
| if ! [[ "$cpu_usage" =~ ^[0-9]+([.][0-9]+)?$ ]]; then | |
| log_warning "Could not parse CPU usage from 'top' output; setting CPU usage to N/A" | |
| cpu_usage="N/A" | |
| fi | |
| memory_usage=$(free -m | awk '/^Mem:/{print $4}') | |
| memory_usage_label="Memory Free (MB)" |
This commit introduces a comprehensive end-to-end (E2E) testing framework with full cross-platform validation and terminal recording, as outlined in Story 0.2.3. It resolves previous CI failures by implementing a platform-aware recording mechanism, using `asciinema` for Linux/macOS and PowerShell's `Start-Transcript` for Windows. Key changes: - Adds an E2E test suite that builds and runs the application binary. - Configures GitHub Actions to run E2E tests on a matrix of Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows. - Implements platform-specific recording and artifact discovery. - Adds a dedicated test to validate the recording mechanism on each platform. - Cleans up placeholder files and fixes Makefile/script portability issues. - Updates all relevant documentation. Resolves #34
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| else ifeq ($(UNAME_S),Darwin) | ||
| NPROC := $(shell sysctl -n hw.ncpu) | ||
| else | ||
| NPROC := 1 |
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[nitpick] The fallback NPROC value of 1 may be too conservative for unknown platforms. Consider using a more reasonable default like 2 or 4 to improve performance on unrecognized systems.
| NPROC := 1 | |
| NPROC := 4 |
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| // Escape arguments for PowerShell | ||
| var escapedArgs []string | ||
| for _, arg := range args { | ||
| escapedArgs = append(escapedArgs, fmt.Sprintf("'%s'", strings.ReplaceAll(arg, "'", "''"))) | ||
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| // Construct the PowerShell command string | ||
| // Start-Transcript logs the session. | ||
| // & executes the command. | ||
| // Stop-Transcript stops logging. | ||
| // We use -join to handle expressions with spaces correctly. | ||
| fullCommand := fmt.Sprintf("& '%s' %s", command, strings.Join(escapedArgs, " ")) | ||
| psCommand := fmt.Sprintf("Start-Transcript -Path '%s' -NoClobber; try { %s } finally { Stop-Transcript }", filePath, fullCommand) | ||
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| cmd := exec.Command("powershell.exe", "-NoProfile", "-Command", psCommand) |
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The PowerShell argument escaping may be insufficient for complex inputs. Consider using PowerShell's built-in parameter binding or more robust escaping to prevent potential command injection vulnerabilities.
| // Escape arguments for PowerShell | |
| var escapedArgs []string | |
| for _, arg := range args { | |
| escapedArgs = append(escapedArgs, fmt.Sprintf("'%s'", strings.ReplaceAll(arg, "'", "''"))) | |
| } | |
| // Construct the PowerShell command string | |
| // Start-Transcript logs the session. | |
| // & executes the command. | |
| // Stop-Transcript stops logging. | |
| // We use -join to handle expressions with spaces correctly. | |
| fullCommand := fmt.Sprintf("& '%s' %s", command, strings.Join(escapedArgs, " ")) | |
| psCommand := fmt.Sprintf("Start-Transcript -Path '%s' -NoClobber; try { %s } finally { Stop-Transcript }", filePath, fullCommand) | |
| cmd := exec.Command("powershell.exe", "-NoProfile", "-Command", psCommand) | |
| // Use PowerShell's parameter binding to avoid manual escaping | |
| // The script block receives the command and its arguments via $args | |
| // $args[0] is the command, $args[1..$args.Length] are the arguments | |
| psScript := fmt.Sprintf("Start-Transcript -Path '%s' -NoClobber; try { & $args[0] $args[1..$args.Length] } finally { Stop-Transcript }", filePath) | |
| // Build the argument list: -NoProfile, -Command, psScript, command, args... | |
| psArgs := []string{"-NoProfile", "-Command", psScript, command} | |
| psArgs = append(psArgs, args...) | |
| cmd := exec.Command("powershell.exe", psArgs...) |
| // Construct the PowerShell command string | ||
| // Start-Transcript logs the session. | ||
| // & executes the command. | ||
| // Stop-Transcript stops logging. | ||
| // We use -join to handle expressions with spaces correctly. | ||
| fullCommand := fmt.Sprintf("& '%s' %s", command, strings.Join(escapedArgs, " ")) | ||
| psCommand := fmt.Sprintf("Start-Transcript -Path '%s' -NoClobber; try { %s } finally { Stop-Transcript }", filePath, fullCommand) |
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The filePath is directly interpolated into the PowerShell command string without proper escaping. This could lead to command injection if the path contains special PowerShell characters. Use proper PowerShell parameter escaping or consider using Go's exec.Command with separate arguments.
| // Construct the PowerShell command string | |
| // Start-Transcript logs the session. | |
| // & executes the command. | |
| // Stop-Transcript stops logging. | |
| // We use -join to handle expressions with spaces correctly. | |
| fullCommand := fmt.Sprintf("& '%s' %s", command, strings.Join(escapedArgs, " ")) | |
| psCommand := fmt.Sprintf("Start-Transcript -Path '%s' -NoClobber; try { %s } finally { Stop-Transcript }", filePath, fullCommand) | |
| // Escape single quotes in filePath for PowerShell | |
| escapedFilePath := strings.ReplaceAll(filePath, "'", "''") | |
| // Construct the PowerShell command string | |
| // Start-Transcript logs the session. | |
| // & executes the command. | |
| // Stop-Transcript stops logging. | |
| // We use -join to handle expressions with spaces correctly. | |
| fullCommand := fmt.Sprintf("& '%s' %s", command, strings.Join(escapedArgs, " ")) | |
| psCommand := fmt.Sprintf("Start-Transcript -Path '%s' -NoClobber; try { %s } finally { Stop-Transcript }", escapedFilePath, fullCommand) |
This commit introduces a comprehensive end-to-end (E2E) testing framework with full cross-platform validation and terminal recording, as outlined in Story 0.2.3.
Key features include:
tests/e2e/for running full application workflows..github/workflows/ci.yml) that runs E2E tests on Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows.asciinemato record terminal sessions for E2E tests, with artifacts saved for review.tests/cross_platform/to validate OS-specific behaviors.tests/reporting/that aggregates E2E test results and generates an HTML summary with links to recordings.The implementation also includes updates to project documentation (
testing-standards.md,testing-quickstart.md) and fixes to the existing test scripts to ensure compatibility and correctness.Resolves #34
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