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"""RB TestGen Kit — declare each test's NAVIGATION DEPTH and JUMP RIGOR so a suite's
real interaction depth is measured (not inferred), uniformly recorded, and auditable.
LOCATION ON THE VM: /workspace/output/rb_testgen_kit.py (READ-ONLY — never edit;
`import rb_testgen_kit` from your tests and from audit commands).
Two orthogonal properties decide whether a suite really exercises an app:
* navigation DEPTH — surfaces crossed to reach the asserted state
(0 = home, 1 = a dialog/page/submenu, 2+ = deeper).
* jump RIGOR — what the assertion after the trigger actually checks.
Every behavioral test DECLARES both via a pytest marker; conftest.py writes the superset
<module>_results.json (no RBResults class — pytest + the marker + the `rb` fixture record):
@pytest.mark.rb(jump_kind=<str>, expect="<observed target>")
def test_...(app, rb): ...
jump_kind (verbatim strings — the audit/stats key off them):
"none" no trigger; existence/structure only -> tier 0
"liveness" only "did not crash / still alive" -> tier 1 (weak; avoid)
"reach" a real page/dialog jump: the target surface
APPEARED and the source surface DISAPPEARED -> tier 2
"transition" a state flip (CHECKED/ENABLED/mode), before->after -> tier 2
"value" a specific expected value/content asserted -> tier 3
DEPTH is measured at runtime: call rb.enter("<surface>") on each real crossing; conftest
records the MAX depth (a runtime count can't be faked, so no source audit). A flat-tree
read of a deep element is NOT depth — depth counts surfaces you navigated.
TRUE-JUMP HELPER (so "reach" cannot be faked by reading a flat tree):
@pytest.mark.rb(jump_kind="reach", expect="Preferences dialog visible; toolbar gone")
def test_prefs_opens(app, rb):
before = rb_showing(app)
rb.enter("prefs"); <trigger: click the menu item / button> # real nav -> depth 1
after = rb_showing(app)
check.is_true(rb_reach(before, after, target="Preferences", source="main toolbar"))
PORTABLE APP ACQUISITION (so the SAME suite scores reference AND recreation, which live
at DIFFERENT paths): the `app` fixture (conftest) attaches BY NAME via RB_APP_NAME — never
spawn the binary, name /workspace/install, use a CLI flag, or seed GSettings.
rb_lint_sources flags such non-portable code.
SELF-AUDIT (REPORT-ONLY — goals, not a gate; conftest's terminal summary prints these at
the end of run_baseline, or run them directly to target the next round):
python3 -c "import rb_testgen_kit as k; k.rb_audit('<dir>'); \
k.rb_lint('<dir>'); k.rb_lint_sources('/workspace/output')"
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import glob
import json
import os
import re
JUMP_KINDS = {"none": 0, "liveness": 1, "reach": 2, "transition": 2, "value": 3}
# Double-axis quota TARGETS (fractions) — goals rb_audit REPORTS, NOT a hard gate.
QUOTAS = {
"existence_max": 0.30, # jump_kind=="none" share of ALL tests (structure gate)
"interactive_min": 0.60, # reach|transition|value share of ALL tests
"depth_ge1_min": 0.40, # depth>=1 share of INTERACTIVE tests (real navigation)
"depth_ge2_min": 0.10, # depth>=2 share of INTERACTIVE tests (deep chains)
"value_min": 0.25, # jump_kind=="value" share of INTERACTIVE tests (tier3 strength)
}
def tier_of(jump_kind: str) -> int:
return JUMP_KINDS.get(jump_kind, 2)
def rb_showing(root) -> set:
"""Snapshot the SHOWING+VISIBLE nodes under an AT-SPI root as {"role|name"}.
Safe no-op ({}) if AT-SPI/gi is unavailable. Use before+after a trigger to
feed rb_reach() so a 'reach' test proves a real surface change."""
out = set()
try:
import gi
gi.require_version("Atspi", "2.0")
from gi.repository import Atspi
except Exception:
return out
stack = [root]
seen = 0
while stack and seen < 6000:
n = stack.pop()
seen += 1
try:
ss = n.get_state_set()
if ss.contains(Atspi.StateType.SHOWING) and ss.contains(
Atspi.StateType.VISIBLE
):
out.add(f"{n.get_role_name()}|{n.get_name() or ''}")
except Exception:
pass
try:
for i in range(n.get_child_count()):
c = n.get_child_at_index(i)
if c is not None:
stack.append(c)
except Exception:
pass
return out
def rb_reach(before, after, target: str, source: str | None = None) -> bool:
"""True-jump verdict: the TARGET surface's discriminating element newly APPEARED
AND (if given) the SOURCE surface's discriminating element DISAPPEARED. This is
what separates a real page jump from reading an element that was always present."""
before = set(before or [])
after = set(after or [])
t = target.lower()
appeared = any(t in k.lower() for k in (after - before))
if source is None:
return appeared
s = source.lower()
src_before = any(s in k.lower() for k in before)
src_after = any(s in k.lower() for k in after)
return appeared and src_before and not src_after
def _load_all(results_dir: str) -> list[dict]:
recs: list[dict] = []
seen_files = set()
for pat in (
os.path.join(results_dir, "*_results.json"),
os.path.join(results_dir, "results", "*_results.json"),
):
for path in glob.glob(pat):
base = os.path.basename(path)
if base in seen_files:
continue
seen_files.add(base)
try:
data = json.load(open(path))
except Exception:
continue
for t in data.get("tests", []):
if isinstance(t, dict) and "name" in t:
recs.append(t)
return recs
def rb_audit(results_dir: str, quotas: dict | None = None) -> dict:
"""Aggregate declared depth/jump_kind across a suite and check the double-axis
quotas. Prints PASS/FAIL per quota with the concrete gap (how many tests to add),
so the orchestrator can target its Improve round. Call BEFORE finalizing."""
q = quotas or QUOTAS
recs = _load_all(results_dir)
n = len(recs)
if not n:
print(f"[rb_audit] no records under {results_dir}")
return {"total": 0}
kinds = [r.get("jump_kind", "none") for r in recs]
none_n = sum(1 for k in kinds if k == "none")
live_n = sum(1 for k in kinds if k == "liveness")
inter = [r for r in recs if r.get("jump_kind") in ("reach", "transition", "value")]
ni = len(inter) or 1
d1 = sum(1 for r in inter if int(r.get("depth", 0)) >= 1)
d2 = sum(1 for r in inter if int(r.get("depth", 0)) >= 2)
val = sum(1 for r in inter if r.get("jump_kind") == "value")
def line(label, got, need, kind):
ok = got >= need if kind == "min" else got <= need
return (
ok,
f" [{'ok ' if ok else 'GAP'}] {label}: {got:.0%} "
f"({'>=' if kind == 'min' else '<='} {need:.0%})",
)
checks = [
line("existence(none)/all", none_n / n, q["existence_max"], "max"),
line("interactive/all", len(inter) / n, q["interactive_min"], "min"),
line("depth>=1 /interactive", d1 / ni, q["depth_ge1_min"], "min"),
line("depth>=2 /interactive", d2 / ni, q["depth_ge2_min"], "min"),
line("value(tier3)/interactive", val / ni, q["value_min"], "min"),
]
print(
f"[rb_audit] {results_dir} total={n} interactive={len(inter)} "
f"none={none_n} liveness={live_n} depth>=1={d1} depth>=2={d2} value={val}"
)
for _ok, msg in checks:
print(msg)
passed = all(ok for ok, _ in checks)
if passed:
print("[rb_audit] ALL TARGETS MET")
else:
print(
"[rb_audit] some targets below — OPTIONALLY add a deeper reach/value "
"test, or finalize if you've tried enough angles (goals, NOT a gate)"
)
return {
"total": n,
"interactive": len(inter),
"none": none_n,
"liveness": live_n,
"depth_ge1": d1,
"depth_ge2": d2,
"value": val,
"passed": passed,
"checks": [m for _o, m in checks],
}
def rb_lint(results_dir: str) -> list:
"""Flag weak/inconsistent declarations: missing expect on a value/transition/reach
test, unknown jump_kind, or negative depth. Prints and returns the issues."""
recs = _load_all(results_dir)
issues = []
for r in recs:
jk = r.get("jump_kind", "none")
nm = r.get("name", "?")
if jk not in JUMP_KINDS:
issues.append(f"{nm}: unknown jump_kind {jk!r}")
if (
jk in ("reach", "transition", "value")
and not str(r.get("expect", "")).strip()
):
issues.append(
f"{nm}: jump_kind={jk} but empty expect (name the observed target)"
)
if jk == "liveness":
issues.append(
f"{nm}: liveness is tier1 — replace with an observable app effect"
)
if int(r.get("depth", 0)) < 0:
issues.append(f"{nm}: negative depth")
if issues:
print(f"[rb_lint] {len(issues)} issue(s):")
for i in issues:
print(" - " + i)
else:
print("[rb_lint] no issues")
return issues
# Non-portable source patterns: each PASSES on the reference (app @ /workspace/install)
# but BREAKS on the recreation (app elsewhere). The baseline pytest run can't catch them
# (they pass on the reference), so this static scan is their only guard.
_BAD_SOURCE_PATTERNS = [
(
r"/workspace/install",
"names the reference install path /workspace/install (gone at eval) — "
"attach to the running app via the `app` fixture (RB_APP_NAME)",
),
(
r"/workspace/output/recreation",
"names an eval-only path — a test must not know where the app is installed",
),
(
r"[\"']gsettings[\"']|\bgsettings\s+set\b",
"seeds state via gsettings — the recreation may not ship the reference schema; "
"drive state through the GUI instead",
),
(
r"subprocess\.(?:Popen|run|call)\([^)]*[\"'][^\"']*/(?:bin|usr|lib)/",
"spawns the app by an absolute binary path — attach via the `app` fixture, "
"do not launch the binary",
),
]
def rb_lint_sources(testgen_dir: str) -> list:
"""Scan authored test/helper .py for NON-PORTABLE patterns (hardcoded install paths,
self-spawn by absolute path, gsettings/schema seeding). Each PASSES on the reference
but BREAKS on the recreation (different path) — the one defect class the baseline run
can't surface. Run BEFORE finalize; a clean result means the suite will drive the
recreation, not just the reference."""
py = [
p
for p in (
glob.glob(os.path.join(testgen_dir, "*.py"))
+ glob.glob(os.path.join(testgen_dir, "tests", "*.py"))
)
if os.path.basename(p)
not in ("rb_testgen_kit.py", "run_atspi_tests.py", "rb_atspi.py", "conftest.py")
]
issues = []
for p in py:
base = os.path.basename(p)
try:
src = open(p).read()
except Exception:
continue
for pat, why in _BAD_SOURCE_PATTERNS:
if re.search(pat, src):
issues.append(f"{base}: {why}")
if issues:
print(f"[rb_lint_sources] {len(issues)} portability issue(s):")
for i in issues:
print(" - " + i)
else:
print("[rb_lint_sources] no portability issues")
return issues
if __name__ == "__main__":
import sys
_fns = {"audit": rb_audit, "lint": rb_lint, "lint_sources": rb_lint_sources}
if len(sys.argv) >= 3 and sys.argv[1] in _fns:
_fns[sys.argv[1]](sys.argv[2])
else:
print("usage: rb_testgen_kit.py {audit|lint|lint_sources} <dir>")
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