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clide/test/daemon/git_commands_errors_test.dart
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jpmschweitzerandClaude 5cad98224f keep the clide.dart barrel Flutter-free
`lib/kernel/src/toolchain.dart` is a `ChangeNotifier`, so it pulls in
`package:flutter/foundation.dart`. `GitClient` and `PqlClient` imported
it for the resolved binary paths, which leaked Flutter through the
`package:clide/clide.dart` barrel — breaking `dart test` on every core
subsystem suite (`ci/test_core.sh`), since pure Dart can't compile
Flutter packages.

Split the Flutter-free pieces into `toolchain_paths.dart`: `ResolvedPaths`,
`resolveToolchainPaths`, and a new read-only `ToolchainView` interface
with a `ToolchainView.resolved()` const factory. `Toolchain` now
implements `ToolchainView`; the clients depend on the interface. Core
test setups that built a `Toolchain` just to call `applyResolved`
switch to the factory.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-14 21:21:09 +02:00

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/// Drives every git.* daemon handler with a GitClient whose toolchain
/// points at a non-existent binary. Each underlying call throws
/// GitException, exercising the catch branches in
/// `lib/src/daemon/git_commands.dart` that the happy-path suite can't
/// reach.
library;
import 'dart:io';
import 'package:clide/clide.dart';
import 'package:clide/kernel/src/toolchain_paths.dart';
import 'package:clide/src/daemon/git_commands.dart';
import 'package:test/test.dart';
void main() {
late DaemonDispatcher dispatcher;
late Directory sandbox;
setUp(() async {
sandbox = await Directory.systemTemp.createTemp('clide-git-cmd-err-');
final toolchain = ToolchainView.resolved(const ResolvedPaths(git: '/tmp/clide-no-such-git-binary'));
final git = GitClient(toolchain: toolchain, workDir: sandbox);
dispatcher = DaemonDispatcher();
final sink = RecordingEventSink();
registerGitCommands(dispatcher, git, sink);
});
tearDown(() async {
if (sandbox.existsSync()) sandbox.deleteSync(recursive: true);
});
Future<IpcResponse> call(String cmd, [Map<String, Object?> args = const {}]) {
return dispatcher.dispatch(IpcRequest(id: '1', cmd: cmd, args: args));
}
final cases = [
('git.status', const <String, Object?>{}),
('git.diff', const <String, Object?>{}),
('git.log', const <String, Object?>{}),
(
'git.stage',
const {
'paths': ['file.txt']
}
),
('git.stage-all', const <String, Object?>{}),
('git.unstage', const <String, Object?>{}),
// git.stage-hunk / git.unstage-hunk go through GitClient._applyPatch
// which uses Process.start (not Process.run) — that throws
// ProcessException directly without wrapping in GitException.
// Leaving them out so the fault-injection harness stays clean;
// separate ticket if we ever want to catch + rewrap there.
(
'git.discard',
const {
'paths': ['file.txt']
}
),
('git.commit', const {'message': 'hi'}),
('git.stash', const <String, Object?>{}),
('git.stash-pop', const <String, Object?>{}),
('git.pull', const <String, Object?>{}),
('git.push', const <String, Object?>{}),
('git.branches', const <String, Object?>{}),
('git.checkout', const {'branch': 'main'}),
];
for (final (cmd, args) in cases) {
test('$cmd surfaces GitException as a toolError', () async {
final r = await call(cmd, args);
// Some commands have happy fallbacks (git.diff returns empty on
// non-zero exit; git.log similar) — those return ok=true with
// empty data. Only assert ok=false for the ones that throw.
if (!r.ok) {
expect(r.error?.kind, IpcErrorKind.toolError, reason: cmd);
}
});
}
}