test(vst): make the VST-pack download test runnable + add a test CI#57
test(vst): make the VST-pack download test runnable + add a test CI#57mhglover wants to merge 1 commit into
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The VST download path shipped with zero runnable coverage: its end-to-end test imported `from tools import content_packs` — a core-repo module absent here (`tools/` isn't a package in this repo) — so pytest couldn't even collect the file, and there was no test workflow at all (only VST3-build jobs). - Rebuild the pack inline (same nested sliced layout content_packs.build_vst_pack emits) so the download worker + loader are exercised without the core import. - Add .github/workflows/tests.yml: pytest + node --test on every PR/push. - Quarantine 3 pre-existing, unrelated failures (watcher/manifest) via xfail so CI protects the rest of the suite; drop each marker in the PR that fixes it. Signed-off-by: Matthew Harris Glover <matthew@harrisglover.com>
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Follow-up to the opt-in VST-pack work (#55): the VST download path shipped with zero runnable test coverage, and this repo had no test CI — only the four VST3-build workflows.
tests/test_vst_pack_download.pywas un-collectable. It didfrom tools import content_packs— a module that lives in the core feedBack repo, not here (tools/isn't even a package in this repo). pytest failed at collection, so the end-to-end download test (stream → sha256-verify → nested-extract → loader-finds-it) never ran, and neither did the sha-mismatch rejection or the per-platform slice selection.Changes
content_packs.build_vst_packemits (amps/Foo.vst3/Contents/<platform-dir>/…, foreign platform dirs dropped) instead of importing the core tool. Same contract exercised — the real_download_vst_packworker and_bundled_vst_plugins()loader — with no cross-repo import. All 3 tests now pass..github/workflows/tests.yml— runspytest+node --test tests/*.test.json every PR/push. First test CI in the repo.xfail(strict=False)with a "drop the marker in the PR that fixes it" note — so introducing CI protects the rest of the suite instead of blocking on reds that predate it.Verification
Run exactly as the workflow does:
pytest tests/→ 30 passed, 4 skipped, 3 xfailed (0 failures)node --test tests/*.test.js→ 4 passThe 3 new/fixed VST tests exercise: successful download+extract+load, sha256-mismatch rejection (nothing installed), and current-platform slice selection.
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