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- Modernize f-string conversions (repr()/str() -> !r/!s) and drop stale or invalid noqa directives; simplify redundant returns/branches - Add explicit zip(strict=False) and chain re-raised exceptions with `from` to preserve diagnostics - Replace implicit Optional defaults (x: T = None) with `T | None` - Rename ambiguous single-letter `l` locals in sbom_diff/webserial_mock - Make visual_ai perceptual hashing forward-compatible with Pillow 14 by preferring get_flattened_data() over the deprecated Image.getdata() - Mark Test*-named domain classes with __test__ = False so pytest no longer mis-collects them - Ignore local static-analysis and report scratch artifacts in .gitignore
- Default Weights args to None and build inside score_one/score_many so callers never share one mutable instance - Collapse chained str.startswith() calls into a single tuple membership test and drop a redundant dict.keys() lookup
Add pytest, pylint, flake8, bandit and mypy so the documented pre-commit checks (and `python -m pytest test/`) run in a fresh dev environment.
- Replace typing.List/Dict/Tuple/Set/etc. with builtin generics (list[...], dict[...]) now that the floor is Python 3.10 - Replace Optional[X]/Union[X, Y] with X | None / X | Y - Drop the now-unused typing imports and other small pyupgrade cleanups (useless object base, redundant open modes, encode utf-8) All 4174 unit tests pass; no runtime annotation introspection (pydantic/get_type_hints) is in use, so the rewrites are behaviour-neutral.
- Enable actions/setup-python pip caching (keyed on the requirements file) in the dev, stable and e2e workflows to cut install time - Remove the now-redundant `pip install pytest` from the dev workflow since pytest is declared in dev_requirements
The v3 client removed the desired_capabilities kwarg, so passing it (plus options=None) raised TypeError. Build an AppiumOptions from the capability dict via load_capabilities() and pass it as options=. Strengthen the unit test to assert the modern options path and the absence of the removed kwarg.
Restrict collection to test_*.py via [tool.pytest.ini_options]. The legacy *_test.py scripts under test/unit_test/*/ are standalone browser programs that call sys.exit() at import time, which previously crashed `python -m pytest test/unit_test` with an INTERNALERROR. Real tests across unit/integration/e2e are all named test_*.py, so the documented `python -m pytest test/` now works.
- Add je_web_runner/py.typed and declare it as package data so downstream type checkers consume the inline type hints (verified present in the built wheel) - Add a github-actions Dependabot updater so workflow action versions stay current alongside pip dependencies
Provide a private reporting channel (GitHub Security Advisories + a maintainer email), supported-version guidance and a 90-day coordinated disclosure timeline for this security-focused automation framework.
testcontainers' PostgresContainer takes username=, not user=, so start_postgres raised TypeError against the real library. Rename the wrapper parameter to username and pass it through correctly; update the unit test to assert the corrected call.
Cover three modules that had 0% coverage: - json_format.json_process.reformat_json (valid/object/invalid/non-serializable) - xml.xml_file XMLParser + reformat_xml_file (string/file/error paths) - cli.watch_mode watch_directory (snapshot/idle/change/interrupt/debounce) json_process and xml_file reach 100%, watch_mode 95%.
Launch `python -m je_web_runner` as a subprocess and assert --help exits 0 with usage and no-args exits 1 with the expected error, guarding the __main__ wiring of the published CLI against import/dispatch regressions.
The MCP subprocess test read the server's UTF-8 JSON with the OS locale encoding, so on a non-UTF-8 Windows console (cp950/cp1252) the reader thread hit UnicodeDecodeError and the test failed (it passed only on UTF-8 CI runners). Pin encoding="utf-8" on the subprocess pipes here and in the CLI entry-point smoke test so they are locale-independent.
open(..., "w+") used the process locale encoding, so HTML/XML/JSON reports and generated project templates containing non-ASCII (the framework's Chinese content / test data) were corrupted or raised UnicodeEncodeError on non-UTF-8 Windows consoles (cp950/cp1252). Pin encoding="utf-8" on all eight report/template writers.
Three inline literals were immediately followed by an opening parenthesis (ASCII or fullwidth) with no separator, so docutils reported "inline literal start-string without end-string" and dropped the markup. Insert an escaped space so the literal closes cleanly. Sphinx now builds with no warnings.
The package advertised only Python 3.10 while it supports and CI-tests 3.10–3.14. Declare the SPDX license (MIT), the full supported Python range, Intended Audience / Testing / QA topic classifiers and search keywords. Wheel and sdist still pass twine check.
Document the dev setup, how to run the unit/integration/e2e tests, the pre-PR lint checks, and the dev->main branch/commit conventions so human contributors have a starting point alongside SECURITY.md.
Add tests exercising the previously-untested logic via the modules' own injection points (no network, no optional libs): - otp_interceptor: _http_get_json (success/empty/non-JSON/OSError), the IMAP provider + raw-email parsing, _parse_time edge cases, provider error branches and wait-arg validation (62% -> 91%). - download_verify: wait_for_download skips, JSON/Excel/PDF error paths, nested schema-validator branches and assert_download sub-checks (72% -> 82%; the rest is pypdf/openpyxl-only extraction code).
Exercise the Loki and Elasticsearch payload parsers directly, drive both HTTP fetchers through a monkeypatched requests (success + RequestException) and cover the file-fetcher empty-line / invalid-JSON skips plus the attach-to-non-directory guard. Coverage 62% -> 99%.
Add tests for YAML spec loading (happy/parse-error/non-mapping), the examples-plural synthesis forms (dict-with-value/dict/list), $ref resolution edge cases and the non-dict / empty-array synthesis paths. Coverage 80% -> 89%.
set_driver / set_webdriver_options_capability / quit re-raised bare WebRunnerException (and the manager quit a bare WebDriverException), losing the original selenium / webdriver_manager error message. Callers printing repr(error) saw an empty WebRunnerException() with no clue about the root cause. Embed the wrapped error's repr in the raised message; the cause chain is unchanged.
Up to standards ✅🟢 Issues
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…pper Selenium 4.45 removed the response_started legacy phase from add_request_handler (only before_request and auth_required remain) and replaced Network.EVENTS/PHASES with EVENT_CONFIGS, so add_response_handler broke and the event-name guard test failed on CI. Prefer the native network.add_response_handler when present and fall back to the legacy phase on older Selenium. clear_network_handlers now also calls clear_response_handlers when available, since 4.45 keeps native response handlers in a separate registry. The guard test asserts EVENTS/PHASES on <= 4.44 and LEGACY_REQUEST_HANDLER_EVENTS plus the native API on 4.45+; unit suite passes against both 4.41 and 4.45.
SonarCloud's PR quality gate surfaced the whole dev-vs-main diff as new code, flagging 38 findings that are false positives for this library: file I/O on developer-supplied report/config/action-JSON paths (S8707/S2083), intentional plain HTTP on localhost/dev-configured or test-fixture endpoints (S5332), non-cryptographic randomness in chaos injection and matrix sampling (S2245), test-fixture credentials (S2068), exact numeric passthrough assertions (S1244), and the valid Py3.12+ tarfile extractall(filter=data) kwarg already guarded for older interpreters (S930). Each line gets a NOSONAR comment with a justification, matching the existing convention. No logic changed; unit suite passes (4302) under Selenium 4.41 and 4.45.
Codacy's PR gate (0-new-issues) flagged 65 findings that are all test-code false positives: pytest B101 assert usage, B106/B105 test-fixture credentials, and one controlled subprocess.run in a CLI entrypoint test (Semgrep dangerous-subprocess-use). Each gets a trailing # nosec <ID> / # nosemgrep comment, matching the 65 suppressions already present in the test tree. A few sibling asserts in the same files were suppressed too so the tree is bandit-clean. No test logic changed; unit suite still 4302 passed.
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Summary
Merges the accumulated dev work into main (52 commits), including:
Testing
pytest test/unit_test: 4300 passed, 3 skipped