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

"""Phase 168 (task 02): the settings catalogue is complete and consistent.

The Settings panel (task 05) is GENERATED from
``app/core/settings_catalog.py`` — never hand-written — so these pins
are load-bearing: ``set(CATALOG) == set(Settings.model_fields)`` fails
the build the moment a new ``Settings`` field lands without its
metadata (it can never silently disappear from the panel), the group
table is closed both directions, and the capability sets are exactly
the LOCKED decisions (A3/A4).
"""
from __future__ import annotations

from app.config import Settings
from app.core.settings_catalog import (
    CATALOG,
    GROUPS,
    NON_OVERRIDABLE,
    RESTART_REQUIRED,
    SECRETS,
    SettingMeta,
    env_var,
)


def test_catalog_covers_exactly_model_fields() -> None:
    """The completeness pin (both directions, the diff in the message)."""
    catalog_keys = set(CATALOG)
    field_names = set(Settings.model_fields)
    missing = sorted(field_names - catalog_keys)
    extra = sorted(catalog_keys - field_names)
    assert not missing, (
        f"Settings fields missing from the catalogue (invisible in the "
        f"panel): {missing}"
    )
    assert not extra, (
        f"Catalogue entries with no Settings field (stale): {extra}"
    )
    assert set(CATALOG) == set(Settings.model_fields)


def test_groups_closed_both_directions() -> None:
    catalog_groups = {meta.group for meta in CATALOG.values()}
    only_in_groups = sorted(set(GROUPS) - catalog_groups)
    only_in_catalog = sorted(catalog_groups - set(GROUPS))
    assert not only_in_groups, f"GROUPS entries with no catalogue member: {only_in_groups}"
    assert not only_in_catalog, f"Catalogue groups missing from GROUPS: {only_in_catalog}"


def test_every_meta_carries_its_own_key() -> None:
    for key, meta in CATALOG.items():
        assert isinstance(meta, SettingMeta)
        assert meta.key == key


def test_secrets_are_exactly_the_masked_set() -> None:
    # LOCKED A4: write-only, masked — the 3 named secrets +
    # database_url (read-only, but its URL carries credentials).
    assert set(SECRETS) == {
        "llm_api_key",
        "admin_password",
        "session_secret",
        "database_url",
    }


def test_non_overridable_is_exactly_locked_a3() -> None:
    # LOCKED A3: database_url builds the engine that would read the
    # override (chicken-and-egg brick); embedding_dim is fixed in the
    # chunks table by A6 (a dim override would corrupt retrieval).
    assert set(NON_OVERRIDABLE) == {"database_url", "embedding_dim"}


def test_restart_required_is_the_boot_wired_set() -> None:
    # LOCKED A4: logging, the gzip middleware (compress_min_bytes), the
    # static mount (static_dir), create_engine (db_pool_*), and
    # SessionMiddleware (session_*).
    assert set(RESTART_REQUIRED) == {
        "log_level",
        "compress_min_bytes",
        "static_dir",
        "db_pool_size",
        "db_pool_max_overflow",
        "db_pool_recycle",
        "session_secret",
        "session_max_age",
        "session_cookie",
    }


def test_env_var_is_bare_key_upper_prefixed() -> None:
    assert env_var("relevance_threshold") == "BOR_RELEVANCE_THRESHOLD"
    for key in CATALOG:
        assert env_var(key).startswith("BOR_")


def test_llm_thinking_level_is_a_plain_live_overridable_row() -> None:
    """Phase 172 (task 01): the new ``llm_thinking_level`` pair sits in
    ``LLM (aipi)`` with the ``Thinking level`` label and is plain —
    not ``secret`` (a free-form text value, like ``llm_chat_model``),
    not ``restart_required`` (the LLM client reads the setting per
    request via ``get_settings()`` — live), overridable (the overlay is
    generic over ``str`` fields)."""
    meta = CATALOG["llm_thinking_level"]
    assert meta.group == "LLM (aipi)"
    assert meta.label == "Thinking level"
    assert "llm_thinking_level" not in SECRETS
    assert "llm_thinking_level" not in RESTART_REQUIRED
    assert "llm_thinking_level" not in NON_OVERRIDABLE


def test_labels_nonempty_and_unique() -> None:
    labels = [meta.label for meta in CATALOG.values()]
    assert all(label.strip() for label in labels), "empty label in the catalogue"
    duplicates = sorted({label for label in labels if labels.count(label) > 1})
    assert not duplicates, f"duplicate labels: {duplicates}"