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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change relocates Composio subscriber tests into their defining module, adds coverage for event and configuration behavior, and explicitly wires the external schema test module with its required ChangesComposio test relocation and coverage
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When the library tests run in parallel, this process-wide OPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE override remains pointed at the leaked temporary directory after TEST_ENV_LOCK is released; the identical block in connection_subscriber_skips_when_no_provider_registered does the same. The mutex only serializes other writers, so concurrent tests that merely load Config can read this workspace, and a suite started with an explicit workspace also loses its original value. Preserve and restore the prior environment value with an RAII guard after synchronizing with the spawned task instead of deliberately leaving the override installed.
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In `@src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs`:
- Around line 116-120: Replace manual environment cleanup with drop guards that
save and restore inherited values in
src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs:116-120 for TRIAGE_DISABLED_ENV
and OPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE, 128-138 for TRIAGE_DISABLED_ENV, and 231-235 for both
variables. In 258-266 and 349-355, await deterministic completion of detached
work before restoring OPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE; eliminate timed yield loops and
directory leakage. Ensure guards also restore values when tests panic.
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Restore inherited environment values in every test.
These tests discard existing process values. A passing test can change later tests that depend on TRIAGE_DISABLED_ENV or OPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE. A panic before manual cleanup has the same effect.
Use a drop guard that saves and restores each variable. For the detached-task cases, add deterministic task completion before restoring OPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE; do not rely on a timed yield loop.
src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs#L116-L120: restore the prior values ofTRIAGE_DISABLED_ENVandOPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE.src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs#L128-L138: restore the prior value ofTRIAGE_DISABLED_ENV.src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs#L231-L235: restore the prior values ofTRIAGE_DISABLED_ENVandOPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE.src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs#L258-L266: wait for the detached work to complete, then restoreOPENHUMAN_WORKSPACEinstead of leaking the directory.src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs#L349-L355: wait for the detached work to complete, then restoreOPENHUMAN_WORKSPACEinstead of leaking the directory.
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src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs#L116-L120(this comment)src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs#L128-L138src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs#L231-L235src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs#L258-L266src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs#L349-L355
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In `@src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs` around lines 116 - 120,
Replace manual environment cleanup with drop guards that save and restore
inherited values in src/openhuman/memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs:116-120 for
TRIAGE_DISABLED_ENV and OPENHUMAN_WORKSPACE, 128-138 for TRIAGE_DISABLED_ENV,
and 231-235 for both variables. In 258-266 and 349-355, await deterministic
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Two sibling *_tests.rs files were left behind when their code moved, and nothing declared either one. Cargo globs `tests/*.rs` but not inside `src/`, so an undeclared unit-test file is silently never compiled. Both read as coverage and verified nothing. tools/schema_tests.rs (15 tests) — `schema.rs` became a re-export shim over `tinyagents_harness::tool`, so `use super::*` no longer supplies the `json!` macro the way it did when the implementation lived here. Wired via `#[path]` and given the one missing import. integrations/composio/bus_tests.rs (17 tests) — cannot be wired where it sat: `integrations/composio/bus.rs` is a `pub use ...::bus::*` shim, and a glob re-export cannot carry the private items these assert on (`TRIAGE_DISABLED_ENV`, `triage_disabled`). Relocated to memory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs, beside the module that defines them, which was already wired and held one unrelated test. All 32 pass unmodified — the code had been relocated, not rewritten, so the contracts they pin still hold. No assertion was changed, weakened or skipped. Proven non-vacuous by fault injection rather than by their passing: dropping "yes"/"YES" from the triage truthy list fails `triage_disabled_flag_parser` on "expected 'yes' to disable triage", and removing "minLength" from GEMINI_UNSUPPORTED_KEYWORDS fails three schema tests on their own assertions. Both faults restored; 33 pass.
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#[ignore]d or deleted.Problem
Cargo auto-discovers
tests/*.rsas integration targets, but insidesrc/it globs nothing: asrc/**/foo_tests.rsis compiled only if some module declares it (mod,#[path], orinclude!). Two files had no declarant, so they had never been compiled since the day they were added —src/openhuman/tools/schema_tests.rs(added 2026-04-25) andsrc/openhuman/integrations/composio/bus_tests.rs(added 2026-08-03).Both are casualties of the same pattern: the code they test was relocated, and the test file was left behind at the old address.
tools/schema_tests.rsschema.rsbecame a 6-linepub use tinyagents_harness::tool::{…}shimintegrations/composio/bus_tests.rsmemory/sync/composio/bus.rsSolution
tools/schema_tests.rs— wired in place. Added#[cfg(test)] #[path = "schema_tests.rs"] mod tests;toschema.rs. It needed exactly one import:use serde_json::json;. When the implementation lived in this module,use super::*picked the macro up from the module's own imports; over a re-export shim it no longer does. That is the whole fix.integrations/composio/bus_tests.rs— relocated. This one cannot be wired where it sat.integrations/composio/bus.rsis apub use crate::openhuman::memory::sync::composio::bus::*;shim, and a glob re-export cannot carry the private items these tests assert on —TRIAGE_DISABLED_ENVandtriage_disabled()are module-private inbus_part_01.rs. So the 17 tests move tomemory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs, beside the module that defines them, which was already wired and held one unrelated test. The file is 423 lines, inside the layout gate's 750 limit.Result: 32/32 pass
I did not expect this and it is worth stating plainly: tests that have never executed are usually stale. These survived because in both cases the code was moved, not rewritten — the contracts they pin were preserved exactly, one of them behind a shim that deliberately keeps the old import path stable. The test file was the only casualty of each move.
Non-vacuity — the check that actually matters
Thirty-two newly-wired tests that all pass is equally consistent with "they assert nothing", so passing is not the evidence. Fault injection is:
"yes"/"YES"from the triage truthy list (bus_part_01.rs)triage_disabled_flag_parserFAILED —expected 'yes' to disable triage"minLength"fromGEMINI_UNSUPPORTED_KEYWORDS(vendoredtinyagents-harness)test_remove_unsupported_keywords,test_nested_properties,test_strategy_differences, each on its ownminLengthassertionBoth faults restored; the suite returns to 33 passed / 0 failed. Confirmed afterwards that
vendor/tinyagentsis clean — no submodule change is carried in this PR.Also verified: zero unwired
*_tests.rsremain undersrc/openhuman(1,139 files scanned, checking#[path],include!, andmod <stem>;indir/mod.rs, any sibling, and the 2018-styledir.rs), andnode scripts/ci/check-openhuman-rust-layout.mjspasses.Why nothing caught this
Three guards could plausibly have, and none can see this class.
Test Inventory (orphan + controller-domain guard)explicitly excludes it. Its own header (scripts/generate-test-inventory.mjs) says: "Framework-globbed suites (Vitest, WDIO, Playwright, cargo test) are discovered by their runners' own config globs, not enumerated here, so they are out of scope for the orphan check — the orphans the audit found all live underscripts/." That assumption is true fortests/*.rsand false for unit tests insidesrc/, which cargo does not glob. The job's name says "orphan", which reads as broader cover than it gives.The Rust layout gate checks shape, not reachability.
check-openhuman-rust-layout.mjs(refactor: split OpenHuman Rust tests and oversized modules #5856) enforces no inline test modules, no legacytests.rs/test.rsnames, the 750-line limit and four pinned exceptions. A correctly-named, correctly-sized, entirely unreferenced*_tests.rspasses it cleanly — which is exactly what both of these did.Coverage lanes can only measure what compiled. An unwired file contributes no lines to instrument, so it cannot show up as a coverage regression. It is invisible by construction.
The mechanical fix is small — the detector is ~15 lines and is described above — but adding a gate is a product decision, so it is reported here rather than taken. Recorded in
~/tinyhuman/bugs/W10-test-findings.md.Submission Checklist
N/A: test-only change; no production lines were modified, so there are no changed lines for diff-cover to measure.N/A: behaviour-only change; no feature rows added, removed or renamed.## Related—N/A: no matrix feature IDs affected.N/A: no release-cut surface changed.Closes #NNNin the## Relatedsection —N/A: found during an internal e2e-coverage audit; no issue was filed.Impact
openhumanlib test binary gains 32 tests (~0.7s).src/openhuman/integrations/composio/bus_tests.rsis deleted; every one of its tests is preserved verbatim inmemory/sync/composio/bus_tests.rs. Nothing referenced the old path — that was the defect.Related
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