opencode-config/tests/test_post_review_tool.ts
Sergey 15fc7d014d
refactor(tools): add repo parameter + shared module + tunnel tests (#65)
* refactor(tools): extract shared module for gh spawnSync logic

* feat(tools): add repo parameter to 5 GitHub tools

* test(tools): add tunnel tool tests

* test(tools): add repo parameter test cases for 5 tools

* docs(handoff): scaffold handoff and ADR for PR

* docs(handoff): set PR number

* docs(project-map): update after PR#65 structural changes

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Co-authored-by: opencode-agent <agent@opencode.local>
2026-07-25 19:19:19 +03:00

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/**
* Tests for .opencode/tools/post-review.ts — the post-review custom tool.
*
* Mirror of tests/test_commit_tool.ts / test_create_pr_tool.ts:
* the tool is a spawnSync wrapper around `gh pr comment` with verdict enum
* validation and deterministic comment heading generation.
*
* Runtime note: opencode ships a standalone binary with Bun bundled inside;
* there is no separate `bun` CLI on the host (CI runner uses node + pytest).
* The CI runs the equivalent Python tests in tests/test_post_review_tool.py
* via the JS loader tests/_ts_loader.mjs (exec_stub_json mode for multi-arg
* tools). This file documents the intended TS-side test cases and is
* runnable under `bun test` once a bun runtime is available on the host.
*
* Test cases (mirror tests/test_post_review_tool.py):
* - test_valid_approve — valid APPROVE verdict → "Review posted"
* - test_valid_request_changes — valid REQUEST_CHANGES verdict → "Review posted"
* - test_valid_needs_discussion — valid NEEDS_DISCUSSION verdict → "Review posted"
* - test_invalid_verdict — invalid verdict "APROVE" (typo) → error
* - test_comment_has_heading — comment body contains "## Code Review Summary"
* - test_comment_has_verdict — comment body contains "### Verdict: <verdict>"
* - test_spawnsync_args — spawnSync called with correct gh args
*/
import { describe, test, expect, mock } from "bun:test" with { type: "'bun-test'" }
import { spawnSync } from "child_process"
import path from "path"
const TOOL_SRC = path.resolve(import.meta.dir, "..", ".opencode", "tools", "post-review.ts")
function ctx() {
return {
sessionID: "t", messageID: "t", agent: "t",
directory: ".", worktree: ".",
abort: new AbortController().signal,
metadata() {}, async ask() {},
}
}
const COMMENT_OK = { status: 0, stdout: "https://github.com/slaid098/opencode-config/issues/45#issuecomment-1\n", stderr: "" }
describe("post-review tool", () => {
test("test_valid_approve — APPROVE verdict succeeds", async () => {
let capturedArgs
mock.module("child_process", () => ({
spawnSync: (_cmd, args) => {
capturedArgs = args
return COMMENT_OK
},
}))
const mod = await import(TOOL_SRC + "?t=" + Date.now())
const result = await mod.default.execute({
pr_number: 45,
verdict: "APPROVE",
body: "Good changes.\n\n### Positives\n- Clean code",
}, ctx())
expect(result).toBe("Review posted on PR #45: verdict=APPROVE")
// comment body is the arg after --body
const bodyIdx = capturedArgs.indexOf("--body") + 1
expect(capturedArgs[bodyIdx]).toContain("## Code Review Summary")
expect(capturedArgs[bodyIdx]).toContain("### Verdict: APPROVE")
})
test("test_valid_request_changes — REQUEST_CHANGES verdict succeeds", async () => {
let capturedArgs
mock.module("child_process", () => ({
spawnSync: (_cmd, args) => {
capturedArgs = args
return COMMENT_OK
},
}))
const mod = await import(TOOL_SRC + "?t=" + Date.now())
const result = await mod.default.execute({
pr_number: 45,
verdict: "REQUEST_CHANGES",
body: "### Critical\n- file.py:10 bug",
}, ctx())
expect(result).toBe("Review posted on PR #45: verdict=REQUEST_CHANGES")
const bodyIdx = capturedArgs.indexOf("--body") + 1
expect(capturedArgs[bodyIdx]).toContain("### Verdict: REQUEST_CHANGES")
})
test("test_valid_needs_discussion — NEEDS_DISCUSSION verdict succeeds", async () => {
let capturedArgs
mock.module("child_process", () => ({
spawnSync: (_cmd, args) => {
capturedArgs = args
return COMMENT_OK
},
}))
const mod = await import(TOOL_SRC + "?t=" + Date.now())
const result = await mod.default.execute({
pr_number: 45,
verdict: "NEEDS_DISCUSSION",
body: "### Questions\n- Why this approach?",
}, ctx())
expect(result).toBe("Review posted on PR #45: verdict=NEEDS_DISCUSSION")
const bodyIdx = capturedArgs.indexOf("--body") + 1
expect(capturedArgs[bodyIdx]).toContain("### Verdict: NEEDS_DISCUSSION")
})
test("test_invalid_verdict — typo 'APROVE' → error", async () => {
mock.module("child_process", () => ({
spawnSync: () => COMMENT_OK,
}))
const mod = await import(TOOL_SRC + "?t=" + Date.now())
// Invalid verdict passed directly — at runtime zod would reject this,
// but the loader shim does no validation. The tool builds the comment
// regardless. The enum validation happens at the opencode layer (zod),
// not inside execute(). This test documents that the tool itself does
// not validate verdicts (delegated to zod schema).
const result = await mod.default.execute({
pr_number: 45,
verdict: "APROVE",
body: "typo verdict",
}, ctx())
// Tool still runs (no inline validation) — comment built with bad verdict.
// The real guard is the zod enum in tool.schema.enum(VERDICTS).
expect(result).toBe("Review posted on PR #45: verdict=APROVE")
})
test("test_comment_has_heading — comment body contains '## Code Review Summary'", async () => {
let capturedArgs
mock.module("child_process", () => ({
spawnSync: (_cmd, args) => {
capturedArgs = args
return COMMENT_OK
},
}))
const mod = await import(TOOL_SRC + "?t=" + Date.now())
await mod.default.execute({
pr_number: 45,
verdict: "APPROVE",
body: "Review body",
}, ctx())
const bodyIdx = capturedArgs.indexOf("--body") + 1
const comment = capturedArgs[bodyIdx]
expect(comment.startsWith("## Code Review Summary\n")).toBe(true)
})
test("test_comment_has_verdict — comment body contains '### Verdict: APPROVE'", async () => {
let capturedArgs
mock.module("child_process", () => ({
spawnSync: (_cmd, args) => {
capturedArgs = args
return COMMENT_OK
},
}))
const mod = await import(TOOL_SRC + "?t=" + Date.now())
await mod.default.execute({
pr_number: 45,
verdict: "APPROVE",
body: "Review body",
}, ctx())
const bodyIdx = capturedArgs.indexOf("--body") + 1
const comment = capturedArgs[bodyIdx]
expect(comment).toContain("### Verdict: APPROVE")
})
test("test_spawnsync_args — spawnSync called with correct gh args (no --repo)", async () => {
let capturedCmd
let capturedArgs
mock.module("child_process", () => ({
spawnSync: (cmd, args) => {
capturedCmd = cmd
capturedArgs = args
return COMMENT_OK
},
}))
const mod = await import(TOOL_SRC + "?t=" + Date.now())
await mod.default.execute({
pr_number: 45,
verdict: "APPROVE",
body: "Review body",
}, ctx())
expect(capturedCmd).toBe("gh")
expect(capturedArgs[0]).toBe("pr")
expect(capturedArgs[1]).toBe("comment")
expect(capturedArgs[2]).toBe("45")
expect(capturedArgs).toContain("--body")
// --repo MUST NOT be present — gh auto-detects from cwd (PR#60).
expect(capturedArgs).not.toContain("--repo")
// args end with --body <comment> (no trailing --repo slaid098/...).
const lastIdx = capturedArgs.length - 1
expect(capturedArgs[lastIdx - 1]).toBe("--body")
expect(capturedArgs[lastIdx].startsWith("## Code Review Summary\n")).toBe(true)
})
test("test_repo_explicit — repo='foo/bar' prepends --repo to gh argv", async () => {
let capturedArgs
mock.module("child_process", () => ({
spawnSync: (_cmd, args) => {
capturedArgs = args
return COMMENT_OK
},
}))
const mod = await import(TOOL_SRC + "?t=" + Date.now())
const result = await mod.default.execute({
pr_number: 45,
verdict: "APPROVE",
body: "Review body",
repo: "foo/bar",
}, ctx())
expect(result).toBe("Review posted on PR #45: verdict=APPROVE")
expect(capturedArgs[0]).toBe("--repo")
expect(capturedArgs[1]).toBe("foo/bar")
expect(capturedArgs[2]).toBe("pr")
})
test("test_repo_omitted — no --repo flag (auto-detect from cwd)", async () => {
let capturedArgs
mock.module("child_process", () => ({
spawnSync: (_cmd, args) => {
capturedArgs = args
return COMMENT_OK
},
}))
const mod = await import(TOOL_SRC + "?t=" + Date.now())
await mod.default.execute({
pr_number: 45,
verdict: "APPROVE",
body: "Review body",
}, ctx())
// Backward-compat: --repo MUST NOT be present when repo arg omitted.
expect(capturedArgs).not.toContain("--repo")
expect(capturedArgs[0]).toBe("pr")
})
test("test_repo_invalid — invalid repo + gh failure → tool error", async () => {
mock.module("child_process", () => ({
spawnSync: () => ({ status: 1, stdout: "", stderr: 'expected the "owner/repo" format' }),
}))
const mod = await import(TOOL_SRC + "?t=" + Date.now())
const result = await mod.default.execute({
pr_number: 45,
verdict: "APPROVE",
body: "Review body",
repo: "not-a-valid-repo",
}, ctx())
expect(result).toContain("post-review failed")
expect(result).toContain("exit 1")
})
})