soulsync/tests/discovery/test_manual_match.py
BoulderBadgeDad 0f3c374137 #799: add equivalence proof that should_rediscover == original pre-scan
Enumerates all 64 flag combinations and asserts should_rediscover matches the
verbatim pre-refactor inline logic for every case except the one intended fix
(manual_match beating a stale wing_it_fallback). Guarantees the auto Playlist
Pipeline behaves identically post-refactor — no regression.
2026-06-05 11:17:49 -07:00

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"""Tests for core.discovery.manual_match helpers.
These pin the contract for two route-layer decisions lifted out of
web_server.py so the Fix-popup → mirrored-playlist back-sync flow is
testable in isolation (per kettui's standing rule that web_server.py
behavior is reproduced in core/ modules with real unit tests, not by
AST-parsing the route file).
"""
from core.discovery.manual_match import (
derive_manual_match_provider,
is_drifted_for_redo,
should_rediscover,
)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# derive_manual_match_provider
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_derive_uses_payload_source_when_present():
"""Search-endpoint payloads always stamp `source` — that's the
authoritative provider for a manual match."""
payload = {'id': 'rec-1', 'source': 'musicbrainz', 'name': 'Track'}
assert derive_manual_match_provider(payload, 'spotify') == 'musicbrainz'
def test_derive_falls_back_to_active_when_payload_missing_source():
"""MBID-paste path returns a lean flat shape without `source`. Fall
back to the user's active discovery source so the cached match
matches whatever provider next compares against it."""
payload = {'id': 'mb-mbid', 'name': 'Track'} # no `source`
assert derive_manual_match_provider(payload, 'musicbrainz') == 'musicbrainz'
def test_derive_falls_back_to_spotify_when_both_missing():
"""Last-ditch default matches the historic hardcode so behaviour is
identical when both upstream signals are absent (e.g. broken
config, missing active source)."""
assert derive_manual_match_provider({}, None) == 'spotify'
assert derive_manual_match_provider({}, '') == 'spotify'
def test_derive_handles_non_dict_payload_gracefully():
"""Defensive — caller passes whatever request.get_json() returned."""
assert derive_manual_match_provider(None, 'spotify') == 'spotify'
assert derive_manual_match_provider('not-a-dict', 'musicbrainz') == 'musicbrainz'
def test_derive_payload_source_wins_even_when_active_set():
"""`source` on payload is authoritative — even if the user's active
source changed mid-flow, the match came from whatever the popup
cascade actually queried."""
payload = {'source': 'itunes'}
assert derive_manual_match_provider(payload, 'spotify') == 'itunes'
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# is_drifted_for_redo
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_drift_redo_when_provider_changed_and_not_manual():
"""Standard provider-drift case: cached provider differs from
active, no manual flag → re-discover so active source's IDs /
artwork take effect."""
extra = {'discovered': True, 'provider': 'spotify'}
assert is_drifted_for_redo(extra, 'musicbrainz') is True
def test_drift_no_redo_when_provider_matches():
"""Same provider → cached entry is fresh, no redo needed."""
extra = {'discovered': True, 'provider': 'spotify'}
assert is_drifted_for_redo(extra, 'spotify') is False
def test_drift_no_redo_when_manual_match_even_if_provider_drifted():
"""The crux of the bug fix: manual matches are exempt from
provider-drift redo. Re-running would overwrite the user's pick."""
extra = {'discovered': True, 'provider': 'musicbrainz', 'manual_match': True}
assert is_drifted_for_redo(extra, 'spotify') is False
def test_drift_no_redo_when_manual_match_with_matching_provider():
"""Manual + provider match: trivially fresh."""
extra = {'discovered': True, 'provider': 'spotify', 'manual_match': True}
assert is_drifted_for_redo(extra, 'spotify') is False
def test_drift_no_redo_when_extra_data_missing():
"""No cached entry → nothing to drift from."""
assert is_drifted_for_redo(None, 'spotify') is False
assert is_drifted_for_redo({}, 'spotify') is False
def test_drift_handles_non_dict_extra_data():
"""Defensive — extra_data deserialisation can land non-dict shapes."""
assert is_drifted_for_redo('not-a-dict', 'spotify') is False
def test_drift_default_provider_is_spotify_when_absent():
"""Historic cached entries may pre-date the provider column being
populated — treat absent provider as 'spotify' (the legacy default)."""
extra = {'discovered': True} # no provider field
assert is_drifted_for_redo(extra, 'spotify') is False
assert is_drifted_for_redo(extra, 'musicbrainz') is True
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# should_rediscover — the Playlist Pipeline pre-scan gate
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_rediscovers_never_discovered_track():
assert should_rediscover({}) is True
assert should_rediscover(None) is True
def test_skips_complete_discovery():
extra = {
'discovered': True,
'matched_data': {'track_number': 3, 'album': {'release_date': '2020'}},
}
assert should_rediscover(extra) is False
def test_rediscovers_incomplete_discovery():
# Missing track_number / release_date / album.id — re-discover to backfill.
extra = {'discovered': True, 'matched_data': {'name': 'X'}}
assert should_rediscover(extra) is True
def test_album_id_satisfies_completeness():
extra = {
'discovered': True,
'matched_data': {'track_number': 1, 'album': {'id': 'al-1'}},
}
assert should_rediscover(extra) is False
def test_rediscovers_wing_it_stub():
extra = {'discovered': True, 'wing_it_fallback': True}
assert should_rediscover(extra) is True
def test_skips_manual_match():
extra = {'discovered': True, 'manual_match': True}
assert should_rediscover(extra) is False
def test_skips_unmatched_by_user():
extra = {'unmatched_by_user': True}
assert should_rediscover(extra) is False
def test_regression_manual_match_wins_over_stale_wing_it_flag():
"""The #799 revert bug: extra_data is MERGED on save, so a track fixed
after being a Wing It stub still carries wing_it_fallback=True alongside
the new manual_match=True. The manual match MUST win — otherwise the
pipeline re-discovers and silently reverts the user's pick to Wing It.
Before the fix the pre-scan checked wing_it_fallback first and returned
True (re-discover). It must now skip."""
extra = {
'discovered': True,
'wing_it_fallback': True, # stale flag left by the merge
'manual_match': True, # the user's authoritative fix
'matched_data': {'name': 'The Real Match'},
}
assert should_rediscover(extra) is False
def test_manual_match_wins_even_without_other_fields():
# Lean Fix-popup save shape (no track_number/album) must still be honored.
extra = {'discovered': True, 'manual_match': True, 'wing_it_fallback': True}
assert should_rediscover(extra) is False
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Equivalence guard: should_rediscover must match the ORIGINAL inline pre-scan
# logic for EVERY flag combination except the one intended fix (manual_match
# beating a stale wing_it_fallback). This pins that the auto Playlist Pipeline
# behaves identically post-refactor — no regression.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
import itertools
def _original_pre_scan(extra):
"""Verbatim reproduction of the pre-refactor playlist.py branch logic.
Returns True = re-discover (undiscovered_tracks), False = skip."""
if extra.get('discovered'):
if extra.get('wing_it_fallback'):
return True
elif extra.get('manual_match'):
return False
else:
md = extra.get('matched_data', {})
album = md.get('album', {})
has_track_num = md.get('track_number')
has_release = album.get('release_date') if isinstance(album, dict) else None
has_album_id = album.get('id') if isinstance(album, dict) else None
if has_track_num and (has_release or has_album_id):
return False
else:
return True
elif extra.get('unmatched_by_user'):
return False
else:
return True
_MATCHED_VARIANTS = {
'absent': None, # key omitted
'complete': {'track_number': 1, 'album': {'release_date': '2020'}},
'incomplete': {'name': 'x'},
}
def test_should_rediscover_matches_original_logic_for_all_combinations():
bools = [True, False]
diverged = 0
for discovered, wing, manual, unmatched, md_key in itertools.product(
bools, bools, bools, bools, _MATCHED_VARIANTS
):
extra = {}
if discovered:
extra['discovered'] = True
if wing:
extra['wing_it_fallback'] = True
if manual:
extra['manual_match'] = True
if unmatched:
extra['unmatched_by_user'] = True
if _MATCHED_VARIANTS[md_key] is not None:
extra['matched_data'] = _MATCHED_VARIANTS[md_key]
new = should_rediscover(extra)
old = _original_pre_scan(extra)
# The single intended divergence: a discovered track carrying BOTH a
# stale wing_it_fallback AND a manual_match. Old re-discovered (the
# bug); new skips (manual is authoritative).
is_intended_fix = discovered and wing and manual
if is_intended_fix:
assert old is True and new is False, (extra, old, new)
diverged += 1
else:
assert new == old, (extra, new, old)
# Sanity: the fix actually triggered on the expected subset.
assert diverged > 0