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test(cli): stop TestRunCommandsDoNotLaunchTUI leaking real checkouts - #1221
TestRunCommandsDoNotLaunchTUI now calls isolateCLIUserState, runs every command from a t.TempDir() working directory, and injects a prepareWorktree stub that records its options and returns an error. After the loop it asserts the stub was called twice (once for worktrees, once for worktree) and that both calls were for the temporary directory. Test-only; no production change.
Why
The test injects only runTUI, so runWithDeps fills everything else with the production dependencies. Bare worktrees and worktree default to worktrees prepare, which ran git worktree add against the repository the tests were running in and locked the new checkout under the real per-user state directory (%LOCALAPPDATA%\zero\worktrees on Windows, ~/.local/state/zero/worktrees on Linux). Every go test ./internal/cli run added two, and nothing released them. A developer box here had accumulated 362 of them since July. #1205's description notes the same leak and says it needs its own PR.
Linked issue
None. Test-only hermeticity fix opened through the internal development process.
Verification
Checkouts registered with git around one run of the test: the old test goes from 461 to 463 (two new locked task-* entries), and the new one stays at 461. The new test also runs in about 1s instead of 9.5s.
The whole go test ./... suite on this branch registers nothing new.
Removing the prepareWorktree stub fails the test, because the stub is then called 0 times instead of 2. Removing the getwd stub fails it because prepare ran for the package directory instead of the temporary one. Neither mutation leaked anything.
go vet ./internal/cli/ for windows, linux and darwin, gofmt, the release build and smoke, and git diff --check.
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Tests
Added coverage for the worktree and worktrees CLI commands, verifying they prepare worktrees in an isolated temporary directory without affecting the developer’s environment.
The test runs every top-level command through runWithDeps with only the
TUI launcher injected, so each command gets the production dependencies.
Bare `worktrees` and `worktree` default to `worktrees prepare`, so every
run added two locked checkouts of the repository the tests ran in, under
the developer's real per-user state directory, and nothing released them.
The test now isolates the per-user roots, runs from a temporary
directory, and stubs `prepareWorktree`. It also asserts that both
spellings reached the stub for that directory, so dropping either
injection fails it.
The test isolates CLI user state and uses a temporary working directory. It replaces real worktree preparation with a stub and checks that both worktree command spellings invoke it for the temporary directory.
Changes
CLI worktree test
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Isolate and verify worktree preparation internal/cli/app_test.go
The test sets isolated CLI user state and a temporary working directory. It records calls to the worktree preparation stub and verifies that both calls use the temporary directory.
Twigpine/zero#1114: Redirects user directories for TUI tests to prevent test state from reaching real user directories.
Twigpine/zero#1184: Redirects user directories for agent tests to prevent test side effects.
Suggested reviewers: gnanam1990, anandh8x
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to d550f
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The branch is two commits behind live main (9117d77 vs merge-base 17fcd266). Nothing in the three-dot diff touches internal/cli/app_test.go on those intervening commits, and the PR is mergeable without conflict. Rebasing onto current main before merge is still good hygiene.
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What changed
TestRunCommandsDoNotLaunchTUInow callsisolateCLIUserState, runs every command from at.TempDir()working directory, and injects aprepareWorktreestub that records its options and returns an error. After the loop it asserts the stub was called twice (once forworktrees, once forworktree) and that both calls were for the temporary directory. Test-only; no production change.Why
The test injects only
runTUI, sorunWithDepsfills everything else with the production dependencies. Bareworktreesandworktreedefault toworktrees prepare, which rangit worktree addagainst the repository the tests were running in and locked the new checkout under the real per-user state directory (%LOCALAPPDATA%\zero\worktreeson Windows,~/.local/state/zero/worktreeson Linux). Everygo test ./internal/clirun added two, and nothing released them. A developer box here had accumulated 362 of them since July. #1205's description notes the same leak and says it needs its own PR.Linked issue
None. Test-only hermeticity fix opened through the internal development process.
Verification
task-*entries), and the new one stays at 461. The new test also runs in about 1s instead of 9.5s.go test ./...suite on this branch registers nothing new.prepareWorktreestub fails the test, because the stub is then called 0 times instead of 2. Removing thegetwdstub fails it because prepare ran for the package directory instead of the temporary one. Neither mutation leaked anything.go vet ./internal/cli/for windows, linux and darwin,gofmt, the releasebuildandsmoke, andgit diff --check.Summary by CodeRabbit
worktreeandworktreesCLI commands, verifying they prepare worktrees in an isolated temporary directory without affecting the developer’s environment.