brain-of-reese/tests/unit/test_chat_message_failed.py

"""Unit: the failed-turn schema boundary (phase 120, task 03).

Phase 120 (task 01, locked A1) added two OPTIONAL keys to
``ChatMessage`` (``app/schemas.py``) — ``failed`` (a bool marker) and
``error`` (the persisted error detail, capped at 500) — the phase-48
``stopped`` precedent: a FAILED chat turn (network error, SSE ``error``
frame, stream drop) persists as a BRAIN record
``{who: "brain", text: <detail or fallback>, failed: true, error:
<detail>}`` — no separate error table, no new API (``retryLastTurn``'s
pop-the-last-brain-record logic works on a failed record UNCHANGED).

This module pins the boundary the phase plan names:

* a failed record (``failed: true`` + ``error``) validates and
  round-trips losslessly;
* ``error`` of 501 chars 422s at the boundary (the phase-83
  value-bounds style; exactly 500 passes);
* an unknown key still 422s (``extra="forbid"`` intact — the new keys
  are DECLARED, they did not loosen the boundary);
* a record WITHOUT the new keys validates, serializes with the new keys
  as explicit nulls, and — on every pre-phase key — is byte-identical
  to the pre-phase-120 stored shape (the phase-50 contract: the server
  stores ``model_dump()`` without ``exclude_none``, so a pre-phase
  round-trip is untouched apart from the two added nulls).

House convention: pure schema tests (no DB, no client) — the API-level
round-trip pins live in ``tests/integration/test_chats_api.py``.
"""
from __future__ import annotations

import pytest
from pydantic import ValidationError

from app.schemas import ChatMessage

#: The phase-120 failed record shape (locked A1) — the zero-frame
#: network-error case exactly as ``finalizeFailedTurn`` persists it.
FAILED_RECORD: dict = {
    "who": "brain",
    "text": "My answer didn't make it — the connection dropped. Use Retry to ask again.",
    "failed": True,
    "error": "The chat model dropped the connection — try again?",
}


# ---------- acceptance: the failed record validates + round-trips ----------


def test_failed_record_validates() -> None:
    """A failed brain record (``failed: true`` + the capped ``error``
    detail) crosses the boundary and the fields survive the trip."""
    msg = ChatMessage.model_validate(FAILED_RECORD)
    assert msg.who == "brain"
    assert msg.text == FAILED_RECORD["text"]
    assert msg.failed is True
    assert msg.error == FAILED_RECORD["error"]


def test_failed_record_round_trips_losslessly() -> None:
    """The stored shape (``model_dump`` — plain, no ``exclude_none``,
    the phase-50 storage convention) keeps the marker + detail and
    fills the remaining optional keys with explicit nulls (the
    restore path is null-safe)."""
    dumped = ChatMessage.model_validate(FAILED_RECORD).model_dump()
    assert dumped["failed"] is True
    assert dumped["error"] == FAILED_RECORD["error"]
    for key in ("sources", "related", "deflected", "suggestions", "thinking", "tools", "stopped"):
        assert dumped[key] is None, f"{key} must be an explicit null, got {dumped[key]!r}"
    # Re-validate the stored shape — the round-trip is lossless.
    assert ChatMessage.model_validate(dumped).model_dump() == dumped


def test_failed_false_is_an_explicit_marker() -> None:
    """``failed: false`` is a legal value (a full ``bor.chat.v1`` brain
    record carries the key explicitly — the integration FULL_BRAIN
    round-trip relies on it); it must not be coerced to absent."""
    msg = ChatMessage.model_validate(
        {"who": "brain", "text": "hi", "failed": False, "error": None}
    )
    assert msg.failed is False
    assert msg.error is None
    assert msg.model_dump()["failed"] is False


# ---------- the value bounds: error ≤ 500 (phase-83 style) ----------


def test_error_at_500_chars_passes() -> None:
    """The bound is inclusive: exactly 500 chars validate."""
    msg = ChatMessage.model_validate(
        {"who": "brain", "text": "hi", "failed": True, "error": "e" * 500}
    )
    assert len(msg.error or "") == 500


def test_error_over_500_chars_is_rejected() -> None:
    """501 chars 422s at the boundary (the API surfaces this as a 422 —
    the hostile detail string is capped at the schema, the
    ``finalizeFailedTurn`` 500-char slice is the UI-side first cut)."""
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        ChatMessage.model_validate(
            {"who": "brain", "text": "hi", "failed": True, "error": "e" * 501}
        )


# ---------- the boundary stays strict: extra="forbid" intact ----------


def test_unknown_key_is_still_rejected() -> None:
    """``extra="forbid"`` was NOT loosened by the new keys: a stray
    key still rejects at the boundary (the corrupted / HTML-shaped
    payload defense, unchanged)."""
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        ChatMessage.model_validate({"who": "brain", "text": "hi", "foo": 1})


def test_unknown_key_is_rejected_even_with_the_new_keys_present() -> None:
    """A record carrying the new keys AND an unknown key still
    rejects — the new declarations did not widen the accepted key set
    beyond ``failed``/``error``."""
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        ChatMessage.model_validate(
            {"who": "brain", "text": "hi", "failed": True, "error": "x", "foo": 1}
        )


# ---------- backward compatibility: the pre-phase-120 shape ----------


def test_record_without_the_new_keys_validates_with_none() -> None:
    """A pre-phase record (no ``failed``/``error`` keys) still
    validates; both new fields default to ``None`` (they round-trip as
    nulls — absent/None, exactly like ``stopped`` today)."""
    msg = ChatMessage.model_validate({"who": "brain", "text": "hi"})
    assert msg.failed is None
    assert msg.error is None
    dumped = msg.model_dump()
    assert dumped["failed"] is None
    assert dumped["error"] is None


def test_pre_phase_record_round_trips_byte_identical_on_existing_keys() -> None:
    """The phase-50 contract through the new schema: a pre-phase-120
    STORED record (every phase-50 key present, explicit nulls where an
    optional key does not apply) validates, and re-serializes
    byte-identically on EVERY pre-phase key — the only diff is the two
    added keys as explicit nulls. Old saved chats and shared links
    therefore render/restore exactly as before."""
    pre_phase: dict = {
        "who": "brain",
        "text": "Your k3s cluster runs on three nodes — you've got this.",
        "sources": [{"source": "Homelab", "path": "kubernetes.md", "title": "Kubernetes"}],
        "related": [{"source": "Homelab", "path": "traefik.md", "title": "Traefik"}],
        "deflected": False,
        "suggestions": ["What ports does Traefik expose?"],
        "thinking": "scratchpad",
        "tools": [
            {
                "name": "read",
                "argument": "Homelab/kubernetes.md",
                "truncated": False,
                "chars_shown": None,
                "chars_total": None,
            }
        ],
        "stopped": None,
    }
    dumped = ChatMessage.model_validate(pre_phase).model_dump()
    # Every pre-phase key survives byte-identical…
    for key, value in pre_phase.items():
        assert dumped[key] == value, f"pre-phase key {key!r} changed: {dumped[key]!r}"
    # …and the ONLY additions are the two new keys as explicit nulls.
    assert set(dumped) == set(pre_phase) | {"failed", "error"}
    assert dumped["failed"] is None
    assert dumped["error"] is None
    # The stored shape re-validates (round-trip through the DB JSONB).
    assert ChatMessage.model_validate(dumped).model_dump() == dumped


def test_minimal_user_record_unchanged() -> None:
    """A user record (no brain metadata at all) is untouched by the
    phase: it validates and carries the new keys as nulls only."""
    dumped = ChatMessage.model_validate({"who": "user", "text": "hi"}).model_dump()
    assert dumped == {
        "who": "user",
        "text": "hi",
        "sources": None,
        "related": None,
        "deflected": None,
        "suggestions": None,
        "thinking": None,
        "tools": None,
        "stopped": None,
        "failed": None,
        "error": None,
    }