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my-botty/test/test_setup_bat_files.py
alexpolo1 ab3f5633fc fix(test): bat-file tests failed on the stable branch
test_setup_bat_files.py asserted that run_asset_extractor.bat and
run_quest_debug.bat exist in the repo root. Those are developer tools that
the end-user `stable` branch deliberately strips, so a fresh clone of
stable shipped 4 failing tests even though the bot was fine.

Split the list into CORE_BATS (install/find_python/run_botty -- required on
every branch) and OPTIONAL_BATS (dev tooling -- validated only when
present). The username, absolute-path and find_python checks now iterate
over the files that actually exist rather than a hardcoded list.

Found by cloning stable from GitHub onto a clean machine and running the
suite as a new user would.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-06 19:08:43 +02:00

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"""Test that launcher bat files are well-formed and portable.
Checks:
1. All expected .bat files exist
2. No hardcoded usernames or absolute paths (except conda paths)
3. find_python.bat is referenced by run_*.bat
"""
import os
import re
ROOT = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
# Required on every branch -- without these the bot cannot be installed or run.
CORE_BATS = [
"install.bat",
"find_python.bat",
"run_botty.bat",
]
# Developer tooling. The end-user `stable` branch deliberately strips these, so
# they are validated only when present rather than asserted to exist.
OPTIONAL_BATS = [
"run_asset_extractor.bat",
"run_quest_debug.bat",
]
USERNAMES_TO_BLOCK = ["alex", "alexpolo", "ultimate"]
def _read(name):
return open(os.path.join(ROOT, name)).read()
def _exists(name):
return os.path.isfile(os.path.join(ROOT, name))
def _present(names):
"""Only the given bats that actually exist in this checkout."""
return [n for n in names if _exists(n)]
def _bat_exists(name):
assert os.path.isfile(os.path.join(ROOT, name)), f"{name} is missing from repo root"
class TestBatFilesExist:
def test_all_bats_present(self):
for name in CORE_BATS:
_bat_exists(name)
class TestNoHardcodedUsernames:
"""run_*.bat and find_python.bat must never contain a real username."""
_CHECKED = [
"find_python.bat",
"run_botty.bat",
] + OPTIONAL_BATS
def test_no_hardcoded_usernames(self):
for name in _present(self._CHECKED):
content = _read(name).lower()
for uname in USERNAMES_TO_BLOCK:
for line in content.split("\n"):
stripped = line.strip().lstrip(":").lstrip("*")
if uname in stripped and not stripped.startswith(":"):
raise AssertionError(
f"{name} contains hardcoded username '{uname}' on: "
f"{line.strip()}"
)
def test_no_absolute_home_paths(self):
for name in _present(self._CHECKED):
content = _read(name)
# Find C:\Users\ followed by a literal username (not %USERNAME%)
bad = re.findall(r"C:\\Users\\([^%\s]+)", content)
bad = [b for b in bad if b != "%USERNAME%"]
assert not bad, f"{name} has hardcoded home path(s): {bad}"
class TestFindPythonUsage:
"""All run_*.bat should source find_python.bat."""
_RUN_BATS = ["run_botty.bat"] + OPTIONAL_BATS
def test_run_bats_call_find_python(self):
for name in _present(self._RUN_BATS):
content = _read(name)
assert "find_python.bat" in content, (
f"{name} does not call find_python.bat -- "
f"source the shared helper instead of duplicating conda detection"
)
def test_find_python_has_conda_locations(self):
content = _read("find_python.bat")
location_count = (
content.count("miniforge3")
+ content.count("miniconda3")
+ content.count("anaconda3")
)
assert location_count >= 6, (
f"find_python.bat only checks {location_count} conda locations, "
f"expected >= 6"
)
class TestInstallBat:
def test_conda_self_test(self):
content = _read("install.bat")
has_test = any(
kw in content
for kw in ["--version", "conda test", "testing conda", "test conda"]
)
assert has_test, (
"install.bat should verify conda works before creating the env"
)
def test_verifies_python_after_env_create(self):
content = _read("install.bat")
assert "python.exe" in content, (
"install.bat should verify botty env python.exe exists after env create"
)