v0.2.0 42a5079

inbox_test.go RawHistoryFolder

1package subagents
2
3import (
4	"errors"
5	"fmt"
6	"os"
7	"path/filepath"
8	"runtime"
9	"sync"
10	"syscall"
11	"testing"
12	"time"
13)
14
15// shortSocketDir returns a tempdir short enough that we can append
16// "in.sock" and still fit under the unix-socket path cap. The Go
17// runner's t.TempDir() lives under a long /var/folders/... path on
18// macOS which blows the 104-byte limit by itself, so the inbox tests
19// can't use it.
20func shortSocketDir(t *testing.T) string {
21	t.Helper()
22	if runtime.GOOS == "windows" {
23		t.Skip("subagent inbox transport uses Unix-domain sockets; Windows support will use a named-pipe backend")
24	}
25	dir, err := os.MkdirTemp("/tmp", "zut-in-")
26	if err != nil {
27		t.Fatalf("mkdir: %v", err)
28	}
29	t.Cleanup(func() { os.RemoveAll(dir) })
30	return dir
31}
32
33// TestInboxRoundTrip is the happy path: child listens, supervisor
34// dials and sends three lines, child receives them in order, and
35// closing both sides is clean. Locks in the line-framed protocol.
36func TestInboxRoundTrip(t *testing.T) {
37	path := filepath.Join(shortSocketDir(t), "in.sock")
38	ln, err := Listen(path)
39	if err != nil {
40		t.Fatalf("Listen: %v", err)
41	}
42	defer ln.Close()
43
44	got := collectFor(t, ln.Lines(), 4, time.Second)
45	inbox := NewInbox(path)
46	defer inbox.Close()
47
48	want := []string{"user hello", "user world", "cancel"}
49	for _, msg := range want {
50		if err := inbox.sendBytes([]byte(msg + "\n")); err != nil {
51			t.Fatalf("sendBytes(%q): %v", msg, err)
52		}
53	}
54	if err := inbox.SendCommand(NewCommand(CommandTurnStart, "agent-1", "turn-1", TurnStartPayload{Prompt: "round trip"})); err != nil {
55		t.Fatalf("SendCommand: %v", err)
56	}
57
58	gotLines := <-got
59	if len(gotLines) != len(want)+1 {
60		t.Fatalf("got %d lines, want %d: %v", len(gotLines), len(want)+1, gotLines)
61	}
62	for i, w := range want {
63		if gotLines[i] != w {
64			t.Errorf("line %d = %q; want %q", i, gotLines[i], w)
65		}
66	}
67	parsed, err := ParseCommand(gotLines[len(want)])
68	if err != nil {
69		t.Fatalf("ParseCommand: %v", err)
70	}
71	var payload TurnStartPayload
72	if err := parsed.DecodePayload(&payload); err != nil {
73		t.Fatalf("DecodePayload: %v", err)
74	}
75	if payload.Prompt != "round trip" {
76		t.Fatalf("decoded prompt = %q, want %q", payload.Prompt, "round trip")
77	}
78}
79
80// TestInboxNotReady regression-tests the explicit "child hasn't
81// opened the socket yet" case. The TUI needs an error it can show
82// as "agent not listening yet" rather than a generic dial failure.
83func TestInboxNotReady(t *testing.T) {
84	path := filepath.Join(shortSocketDir(t), "in.sock")
85	inbox := NewInbox(path)
86	defer inbox.Close()
87	err := inbox.sendBytes([]byte("user hi\n"))
88	if err == nil {
89		t.Fatal("sendBytes on missing socket: want error")
90	}
91	if !errors.Is(err, ErrNotReady) {
92		t.Fatalf("sendBytes err = %v; want ErrNotReady", err)
93	}
94}
95
96// TestIsNoListenerErrMatchesECONNREFUSED documents the contract
97// that the user's screenshot regression depends on: any dial error
98// whose root cause is "the kernel refused the connect because nobody
99// is listening" must fold into ErrNotReady at the sendBytes layer,
100// so the TUI shows "agent not accepting input (press R to resume)"
101// instead of leaking the unix-socket path. We pattern-match via
102// errors.Is on syscall.ECONNREFUSED rather than string-matching the
103// error text so platform variants all hit the same branch.
104func TestIsNoListenerErrMatchesECONNREFUSED(t *testing.T) {
105	if !isNoListenerErr(syscall.ECONNREFUSED) {
106		t.Error("isNoListenerErr(ECONNREFUSED) = false; want true")
107	}
108	// Wrapped via fmt.Errorf — common form of the dial error.
109	if !isNoListenerErr(fmt.Errorf("dial unix /tmp/x: %w", syscall.ECONNREFUSED)) {
110		t.Error("isNoListenerErr(wrapped) = false; want true")
111	}
112	if isNoListenerErr(syscall.ECONNRESET) {
113		t.Error("isNoListenerErr(ECONNRESET) = true; want false (unrelated errno)")
114	}
115	if isNoListenerErr(nil) {
116		t.Error("isNoListenerErr(nil) = true; want false")
117	}
118}
119
120// TestInboxNewSupervisorPreemptsOld documents that only one
121// supervisor connection at a time is honoured. The subagent design
122// assumes a single parent zut owns each agent; if a second
123// parent dials, the listener boots the first one. The first
124// supervisor's already-delivered messages still land in the
125// channel — what we're guarding against is silent dual ownership,
126// not message loss.
127func TestInboxNewSupervisorPreemptsOld(t *testing.T) {
128	path := filepath.Join(shortSocketDir(t), "in.sock")
129	ln, err := Listen(path)
130	if err != nil {
131		t.Fatalf("Listen: %v", err)
132	}
133	defer ln.Close()
134
135	first := NewInbox(path)
136	if err := first.sendBytes([]byte("user one\n")); err != nil {
137		t.Fatalf("first send: %v", err)
138	}
139	// Wait for the listener to absorb "user one" before dialing the
140	// second supervisor; otherwise we race against the connection
141	// preemption and "user one" can be dropped (the first conn is
142	// closed by Accept before its read loop processes the byte).
143	waitN(t, ln.Lines(), 1, time.Second)
144
145	second := NewInbox(path)
146	defer second.Close()
147	if err := second.sendBytes([]byte("user two\n")); err != nil {
148		t.Fatalf("second send: %v", err)
149	}
150
151	secondLines := waitN(t, ln.Lines(), 1, time.Second)
152	if len(secondLines) != 1 || secondLines[0] != "user two" {
153		t.Fatalf("second supervisor not received: %v", secondLines)
154	}
155
156	// The original supervisor's connection was preempted by the
157	// listener accepting the second dial. The next sendBytes on the
158	// first handle sees a broken pipe and drops the cached connection;
159	// the call after that redials successfully. Both behaviours
160	// matter: the broken-pipe error must surface (so a real
161	// supervisor knows it lost ownership) AND the next call must
162	// recover so a flaky reconnect doesn't permanently wedge the
163	// inbox.
164	if err := first.sendBytes([]byte("user three\n")); err == nil {
165		t.Fatal("expected broken-pipe error on stale connection")
166	}
167	if err := first.sendBytes([]byte("user four\n")); err != nil {
168		t.Fatalf("first redial after eviction: %v", err)
169	}
170}
171
172func waitN(t *testing.T, ch <-chan string, n int, timeout time.Duration) []string {
173	t.Helper()
174	var got []string
175	deadline := time.After(timeout)
176	for len(got) < n {
177		select {
178		case msg := <-ch:
179			got = append(got, msg)
180		case <-deadline:
181			return got
182		}
183	}
184	return got
185}
186
187// collectFor consumes up to n items from ch within timeout and
188// pushes the slice onto the returned channel. Used by the tests
189// above so they don't race against the listener's accept goroutine.
190func collectFor(t *testing.T, ch <-chan string, n int, timeout time.Duration) <-chan []string {
191	t.Helper()
192	out := make(chan []string, 1)
193	go func() {
194		var got []string
195		deadline := time.After(timeout)
196		for len(got) < n {
197			select {
198			case msg, ok := <-ch:
199				if !ok {
200					out <- got
201					return
202				}
203				got = append(got, msg)
204			case <-deadline:
205				out <- got
206				return
207			}
208		}
209		out <- got
210	}()
211	return out
212}
213
214// TestInboxConcurrentSends serialises the sendBytes call so two
215// goroutines writing at once still produce two whole lines, never
216// a tearing of bytes between them.
217func TestInboxConcurrentSends(t *testing.T) {
218	path := filepath.Join(shortSocketDir(t), "in.sock")
219	ln, err := Listen(path)
220	if err != nil {
221		t.Fatalf("Listen: %v", err)
222	}
223	defer ln.Close()
224	inbox := NewInbox(path)
225	defer inbox.Close()
226
227	var wg sync.WaitGroup
228	const n = 50
229	wg.Add(n)
230	for i := 0; i < n; i++ {
231		go func(i int) {
232			defer wg.Done()
233			if err := inbox.sendBytes([]byte("user msg\n")); err != nil {
234				t.Errorf("send %d: %v", i, err)
235			}
236		}(i)
237	}
238	wg.Wait()
239
240	collected := collectFor(t, ln.Lines(), n, 2*time.Second)
241	got := <-collected
242	if len(got) != n {
243		t.Fatalf("got %d lines, want %d", len(got), n)
244	}
245	for i, g := range got {
246		if g != "user msg" {
247			t.Fatalf("line %d garbled: %q", i, g)
248		}
249	}
250}

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