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test: remove 61 low-value runtime tests and five suites - #34431
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The title names the main change: removing 61 low-value runtime tests and five suites. It is specific, concise, and matches the raw summary, which shows deleted test files and removed test cases. The '… |
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The description follows the template's main sections and gives substantive content. It states what changed (61 test cases removed, five suites deleted, five timing entries and one filename removed fro… |
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The title names the main change: removing 61 low-value runtime tests and five suites. It is specific, concise, and matches the raw summary, which shows deleted test files and removed test cases. The 'test:' prefix follows a conventional-commit style. The title does not name the audit scope (runtime client suites), but it is not vague.
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The description follows the template's main sections and gives substantive content. It states what changed (61 test cases removed, five suites deleted, five timing entries and one filename removed from the reliability command) and the validation performed. It also explains the reason for the removal (low-value cases such as mock-result echoes, RPC argument inventories, and cases covered by stronger retained tests). However, it lacks the template's ELI5, Why (alternatives considered), Linked Issue (the template says outside contributors must link an issue), Visual Proof (marked N/A or attachment), Testing checkboxes, AI Disclosure, and Agent skill upstream boundary sections. Because this is a test-only removal, several of these sections may be N/A, but the author did not mark them as N/A. The description is mostly complete on substance and is missing several template sections.
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Add or mark as N/A the following template sections: ELI5, Why (including why deletion is preferred over the alternatives considered), Linked Issue (or a note explaining why none applies), Visual Proof (write N/A with reason, since no UI change exists), and the Testing checkboxes. Complete the AI Disclosure section if applicable and tick the Agent skill upstream boundary box or explain it. Check the Checklist items that apply.
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Removes 61 low-value authored test cases from runtime client suites: mock-result echoes, RPC argument inventories, literal predicate tables, and cases already covered by stronger retained tests. Deletes the host-contact-parity, SSH-target-management, directory-browser, Jira saved-filter-state, and Jira status-filter suites entirely.
The audit covers 112 cases across 17 files and keeps 51 cases, including refresh/coalescing races, stale-response rejection, environment isolation, capacity limits, malformed protocol handling, and transport precedence. Removes five obsolete timing entries and the deleted directory-browser filename from the active reliability command.
Validation: static AST checks preserve retained test bodies, callbacks, suite wrappers, and support code; formatting, lint, discovery, deleted-file references, and metadata checks pass. Runtime validation runs in this PR's full CI workflow.