Fix mutmut baseline crash on cwd-relative tests (#196) - #198
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Resolves WalkthroughAdd a mutmut-compatible working-directory test helper. Migrate affected tests, correct lockfile message assertions, document the helper, and update repository support configuration. ChangesWorking-directory test support
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mutmut instruments every mutated call with a trampoline that resolves
`[tool.mutmut] source_paths` ("lading/") against the current working
directory, with strict=True, on every hit
(mutmut/__main__.py::record_trampoline_hit). Five unit tests chdir into
a bare tmp_path to exercise cwd-relative path resolution (workspace-root
defaulting, relative build directories); doing so starves that lookup
of a "lading" directory and crashes mutmut's baseline with
FileNotFoundError before any mutants are generated.
Add tests/helpers/cwd.py::chdir_for_test, a drop-in replacement for
monkeypatch.chdir(tmp_path) that pre-creates a "lading" placeholder
directory so the trampoline's existence check succeeds regardless of
harness, and route the five affected call sites through it.
Reproduced locally with `uv run --with mutmut==3.6.0 mutmut run`:
baseline failed deterministically before this change and passes after.
Require cwd-relative tests to use `chdir_for_test` so future coverage preserves the mutmut baseline workaround across every test layer.
Keep API identifiers and deliberate external spellings out of prose-only checks while retaining the British-English correction in the execution plan.
Keep stale-lockfile snapshots independent of temporary absolute paths while asserting the unredacted paths and repair commands. Restore formatting that the rebase disturbed in the CLI test module.
Remove the duplicated blank line in the developer guide and record the deterministically regenerated spelling policy required by `typos.local.toml`.
Prove that `chdir_for_test` creates mutmut's cwd-relative source path before it delegates to `monkeypatch.chdir`, preserving the test's actual working-directory behaviour. Restore formatter-required import and spacing conventions after the rebase.
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- lading/tests/unit/test_cli.py is usually changed with: lading/lading/cli.py, lading/lading/commands/bump.py
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tests/unit/test_lockfile_message_snapshots.py (1)
84-84: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd semantic assertions beside the bump snapshot.
At Line 84,
TestBumpLockfileMessages.test_messagechecks only Syrupy's serialized snapshot. Add semantic assertions for the version, manifest count, and each lockfile path. Keep the snapshot for exact formatting.Suggested assertions
+ assert ( + f"Updated version to 1.2.3 in 1 manifest(s) and " + f"{len(lockfile_paths)} lockfile(s):" + ) in message + assert all(f"- {path} (lockfile)" in message for path in lockfile_paths) assert snapshot == messageAs per path instructions, focused Syrupy snapshot tests must be paired with semantic assertions.
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In `@tests/unit/test_cwd.py`:
- Line 22: Add concise failure messages to the bare assertions at
tests/unit/test_cwd.py lines 22 and 29, identifying failure to create the mutmut
source directory and change into the requested directory respectively; also add
messages at tests/unit/publish/test_run_workspace_config.py lines 120 and 138
identifying the failing publish-summary and no-publishable-crates snapshots. Use
assert …, "message" at all four sites.
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In `@tests/unit/test_lockfile_message_snapshots.py`:
- Line 84: Add semantic assertions in TestBumpLockfileMessages.test_message
before the existing snapshot comparison, verifying the expected version,
manifest count, lockfile count, and that every lockfile path appears with the
lockfile marker. Preserve assert snapshot == message for exact formatting
coverage.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add messages to all changed bare assertions.
Add concise failure messages to preserve diagnostic context across the changed tests.
tests/unit/test_cwd.py#L22-L22: identify failure to create the mutmut source directory.tests/unit/test_cwd.py#L29-L29: identify failure to change into the requested directory.tests/unit/publish/test_run_workspace_config.py#L120-L120: identify the failing publish-summary snapshot.tests/unit/publish/test_run_workspace_config.py#L138-L138: identify the failing no-publishable-crates snapshot.
As per path instructions, use assert …, "message" instead of bare assertions.
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tests/unit/test_cwd.py#L22-L22(this comment)tests/unit/test_cwd.py#L29-L29tests/unit/publish/test_run_workspace_config.py#L120-L120tests/unit/publish/test_run_workspace_config.py#L138-L138
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In `@tests/unit/test_cwd.py` at line 22, Add concise failure messages to the bare
assertions at tests/unit/test_cwd.py lines 22 and 29, identifying failure to
create the mutmut source directory and change into the requested directory
respectively; also add messages at
tests/unit/publish/test_run_workspace_config.py lines 120 and 138 identifying
the failing publish-summary and no-publishable-crates snapshots. Use assert …,
"message" at all four sites.
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Summary
pytestrun has never completed for lading: it aborteddeterministically on
test_run_normalises_workspace_root(
tests/unit/publish/test_run_workspace_config.py) withFileNotFoundError, treated as a fatal error by mutmut(
mutation_mutmut_error=mutmut run failed with exit code 1 (failing baseline?)), so no mutants were ever generated.uv run --with mutmut==3.6.0 mutmut run): mutmut instruments every mutatedcall with a trampoline that resolves
[tool.mutmut] source_paths(
"lading/") against the current working directory, withstrict=True, on every hit(
mutmut/__main__.py::record_trampoline_hit). Five unit tests callmonkeypatch.chdir(tmp_path)to exercise cwd-relative path resolution(workspace-root defaulting, relative build directories). Chdir'ing into a
bare
tmp_pathstarves that lookup of a "lading" directory and crashesthe trampoline with
FileNotFoundError— not atmp_pathrace, as theissue's title suggested; the failure is 100% deterministic whenever the
baseline actually executes one of these tests.
tests/helpers/cwd.py::chdir_for_test(monkeypatch, path), adrop-in replacement for
monkeypatch.chdir(path)that pre-creates a"lading"placeholder directory so the trampoline's existence checksucceeds regardless of harness. It is inert under plain
pytest, where nosuch instrumentation exists. Routed all five affected call sites through
it:
tests/unit/publish/test_run_workspace_config.pytests/unit/test_bump_manifest_updates.pytests/unit/test_publish_staging.pytests/unit/test_cli.py(two call sites)/mutants/,.mutmut-cache), discovered untracked while reproducing this issuelocally; cargo-mutants'
mutants.out*/was already ignored but mutmut'sown directory was not.
Closes #196
Why not exclude the test instead
Excluding
test_run_normalises_workspace_root(or disabling the cwd-relatedassertion) would have been the easy way out, but the chdir is the point of
the test: it verifies that
publish.run(and the equivalentbump/CLIhelpers) resolve relative workspace-root arguments against the process's
current working directory. That is real, load-bearing behaviour. The actual
defect is an incidental interaction between that legitimate test behaviour
and mutmut's own trampoline instrumentation, which is fully addressed by
giving the trampoline the directory it expects, without changing what the
tests assert.
Validation
Reproduced with
uv run --with mutmut==3.6.0 mutmut runfrom a cleanmutants//.mutmut-cachestate:Before (red): baseline stats collection aborts —
FAILED tests/unit/publish/test_run_workspace_config.py::test_run_normalises_workspace_rootwith
FileNotFoundError: ... /test_run_normalises_workspace_0/lading,failed to collect stats. runner returned 1.After (green) for the five originally-crashing call sites: the same
baseline run no longer fails on any of them; mutmut's "Running stats" phase
completes the full suite (718 passed, 6 skipped).
Separate, unrelated finding (not fixed here, not part of #196): mutmut's
baseline additionally re-runs the full suite a second time in the same
process ("Running clean tests"), and Python does not support repeated
in-process
pytest.main()invocations cleanly — Hypothesis raisesFailedHealthCheck: differing_executorson the second pass, and a stalelogging handler from the first pass causes an unrelated
test_cmd_mox_passthrough_streams_outputassertion to fail. Reproduced thisdirectly (without mutmut) by calling
pytest.main()twice in one process.This is a distinct, deeper defect in how mutmut's baseline is structured/
configured for Hypothesis-using suites, out of scope for this PR; noted for
the orchestrator to file as a follow-up.
Standard gates (
make lint,make check-fmt,make typecheck,make test) run via the project's commit-gate process; see CI status on this PR.Review walkthrough
tests/helpers/cwd.py— new shared helper, with a comment explaining the mutmut interaction.tests/unit/publish/test_run_workspace_config.py— the originally-reported test, now using the helper.tests/unit/test_bump_manifest_updates.py,tests/unit/test_publish_staging.py,tests/unit/test_cli.py— the other four vulnerable call sites, same fix..gitignore— ignore mutmut's local working copy.Summary by Sourcery
Make mutation-testing baseline runs complete reliably while preserving coverage of cwd-relative path behavior.
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