testeranto 0.200.1 → 0.203.0

package/git-integration-plan.md

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+# Git Integration Initiative Plan
+
+## Overview
+
+This document outlines the plan to integrate Git functionality into Testeranto, enabling multiple operational modes and providing a simplified Git interface for non-coders.
+
+## Modes of Operation
+
+### 1. Static Mode (Read-only)
+
+- **Purpose**: View test results and reports without modification capabilities
+- **Features**:
+  - Read from local files only
+  - No write operations
+  - Aider cannot be run
+  - No server component
+- **Use Cases**:
+  - Reviewing test results
+  - Demonstrating functionality
+  - Read-only analysis
+
+### 2. Development Mode (Read-write)
+
+- **Purpose**: Full local development and testing capabilities
+- **Features**:
+  - Full read/write access to local files
+  - Aider runs locally
+  - Server component active
+  - Full testing capabilities
+- **Use Cases**:
+  - Local development
+  - Test creation and modification
+  - AI-assisted test fixing
+
+### 3. Git Remote Mode (Git-based read/write)
+
+- **Purpose**: Collaborate via Git without local file modifications
+- **Features**:
+  - Read/write via Git to remote repositories
+  - Cannot run Aider (requires local file access)
+  - No server component
+  - Git operations through a client
+- **Use Cases**:
+  - Team collaboration
+  - Code review workflows
+  - Remote repository management
+
+## Simplified Git Experience Design
+
+### Core Philosophy: Git Made Gentle
+
+Focus on the essential workflow that beginners need:
+
+1. **Save Changes**: Commit with meaningful messages
+2. **Share Work**: Push to remote repository
+3. **Get Updates**: Pull latest changes
+4. **Resolve Conflicts**: Simple visual tools when needed
+
+### Key Simplifications
+
+#### 1. Unified "Save & Share" Operation
+
+Combine staging, committing, and pushing into a single intuitive action:
+
+- Auto-stage all changes when user wants to save
+- Generate commit messages based on file changes
+- Option to push immediately or save locally first
+
+#### 2. Smart Branch Management
+
+- Hide complex branching by default
+- Auto-create feature branches when needed
+- Simple branch switcher with visual indicators
+
+#### 3. Visual Status Indicators
+
+- Color-coded file status (modified, staged, unchanged)
+- Simple icons instead of technical terms
+- Progress indicators for ongoing operations
+
+#### 4. Conflict Resolution Made Simple
+
+- Visual side-by-side comparison
+- "Use My Changes" / "Use Their Changes" buttons
+- Guided resolution process
+
+### Git Library Selection
+
+**Use isomorphic-git** for its browser compatibility, but wrap it with a simplified API:
+
+```typescript
+interface SimpleGitClient {
+  // Core operations
+  saveChanges(message?: string): Promise<void>;
+  shareChanges(): Promise<void>;
+  getUpdates(): Promise<void>;
+
+  // Status
+  getChanges(): Promise<FileChange[]>;
+  getHistory(): Promise<Commit[]>;
+
+  // Conflict resolution
+  hasConflicts(): Promise<boolean>;
+  resolveConflicts(resolutions: ConflictResolution[]): Promise<void>;
+}
+
+interface FileChange {
+  path: string;
+  status: "modified" | "added" | "deleted";
+  preview?: string;
+}
+
+interface ConflictResolution {
+  path: string;
+  resolution: "mine" | "theirs" | "custom";
+  content?: string;
+}
+```
+
+### Beginner-Friendly Terminology
+
+| Technical Term | Friendly Alternative |
+| -------------- | -------------------- |
+| Commit         | Save Changes         |
+| Push           | Share                |
+| Pull           | Get Updates          |
+| Branch         | Workspace            |
+| Merge          | Combine Changes      |
+| Staging        | (Hidden)             |
+
+### UI Flow Inspired by GitHub Desktop
+
+1. **Changes View**: Visual list of modified files with checkboxes
+2. **Summary Box**: Auto-generated commit message suggestions
+3. **Action Buttons**: "Save to Computer" and "Save & Share"
+4. **History Panel**: Visual timeline of saves
+5. **Sync Status**: Clear indicator of local vs remote state
+
+### Implementation Strategy
+
+1. Start with local repository operations only (no cloning support needed)
+2. Focus on the core save/share/update workflow
+3. Add conflict resolution as a secondary feature
+4. Use visual metaphors instead of technical terms
+5. Provide helpful tooltips and guided tours
+
+### Error Handling
+
+- Friendly error messages with suggested actions
+- Visual indicators for network issues
+- Recovery options for common problems
+- Undo capabilities where possible
+
+## Implementation Phases
+
+### Phase 1: Foundation
+
+1. Mode detection and configuration system
+2. Integrate isomorphic-git library
+3. File system abstraction design
+4. Basic Git operations prototype (clone, status, commit)
+
+### Phase 2: Core Functionality
+
+1. Implement Static Mode
+2. Enhance Development Mode with Git awareness
+3. Build basic Git Remote Mode skeleton with conflict detection
+4. Simple merge conflict visualization
+
+### Phase 3: Advanced Features
+
+1. Complete Git Remote Mode implementation
+2. Simplified Git interface for non-coders
+3. Integration with Aider workflow
+4. Advanced merge conflict resolution tools
+
+### Phase 4: Polish and Optimization
+
+1. Performance improvements
+2. Enhanced UI/UX
+3. Security hardening (OAuth, credential management)
+4. Comprehensive testing including conflict scenarios
+
+## Technical Considerations
+
+### Git Library Selection
+
+- **Primary**: isomorphic-git for cross-platform compatibility
+- **Storage**: IndexedDB for browser, filesystem for Node.js
+
+### File System Abstraction
+
+- Design unified interface for local and Git-based file operations
+- Handle mode-specific limitations gracefully
+- Implement efficient caching strategies
+- Conflict-aware file operations
+
+### User Interface
+
+- Clear mode indicators
+- Simplified Git operations interface
+- Visual staging area
+- Commit message templates
+- One-click operations
+- Conflict resolution visualization
+
+## UI Strategy for Git Integration
+
+### Learn from GitHub Desktop
+
+GitHub Desktop provides an excellent reference for simplifying Git workflows. Let's analyze key patterns:
+
+### GitHub Desktop UI Patterns to Adopt
+
+1. **Changes View**: Visual list of modified files with checkboxes for staging
+2. **Summary & Description**: Simple commit message input with description field
+3. **Branch Management**: Visual branch switcher with current branch indicator
+4. **Repository List**: Easy access to multiple repositories
+5. **History View**: Timeline of commits with visual diff indicators
+6. **Sync Status**: Clear indicators for ahead/behind remote status
+7. **Conflict Resolution**: Guided merge conflict resolution workflow
+
+### Implementation Approach
+
+1. **VSCode Integration First**: Use `@vscode/webview-ui-toolkit` components when in VSCode context
+2. **GitHub Desktop Inspiration**: Adopt GitHub Desktop's simplified workflows and terminology
+3. **Monaco Editor**: Leverage Monaco for diff viewing and commit message editing
+4. **Progressive Enhancement**: Start with core GitHub Desktop-like functionality
+5. **Context Awareness**: Adapt UI based on whether we're in VSCode vs. standalone
+
+### Key GitHub Desktop Features to Implement
+
+1. **Visual File Status**: Color-coded indicators for modified/added/deleted files
+2. **Simple Staging**: Checkbox interface for staging/unstaging changes
+3. **Commit Flow**: Summary and description fields with character count
+4. **Branch Visualization**: Current branch indicator with easy switching
+5. **Sync Controls**: Push/pull buttons with status indicators
+6. **Conflict Resolution**: Side-by-side diff with "Use Mine/Theirs" options
+
+### Technical Integration
+
+- Use Monaco's diff editor capabilities (already built-in)
+- Adopt GitHub Desktop's mental model but with VSCode's visual language
+- Ensure the interface works both in VSCode webview and standalone contexts
+- Focus on the core "changes → commit → push/pull" workflow first
+
+## Implementation Plan
+
+### Phase 1: Centralized File Service & Core Setup (1.5 weeks)
+
+1. **File Service Foundation**: Create the unified FileService interface
+2. **Mode Implementations**: Build Static, Development, and Git mode implementations
+3. **Service Integration**: Replace ad-hoc fetch calls with FileService throughout the app
+4. **Git Setup**: Install isomorphic-git and create basic Git operations wrapper
+
+### Phase 2: Git Integration & Basic UI (1.5 weeks)
+
+1. **Changes Detection**: Implement file status monitoring via FileService
+2. **Simple Save**: Create "Save Changes" with auto-generated messages
+3. **Basic UI**: Build visual file status indicators using Bootstrap components
+4. **Service Enhancement**: Add Git operations to FileService for Git Remote Mode
+
+### Phase 3: Sync & Advanced Features (1 week)
+
+1. **Share Function**: Implement push to remote repositories
+2. **Update Function**: Implement pull from remote
+3. **History Integration**: Add commit history to FileService
+4. **Conflict Detection**: Basic conflict identification
+
+### Phase 4: Polish & User Experience (1 week)
+
+1. **Conflict Resolution**: Monaco diff editor integration
+2. **Error Handling**: Friendly messages and recovery options
+3. **Performance**: Optimize file operations and caching
+4. **Tutorial**: Guided first-time experience
+
+## UI Layout Design
+
+### Main Git Interface Layout
+
+```mermaid
+flowchart TD
+    subgraph MainLayout [Git Integration Interface]
+        direction TB
+        
+        Header[Header / Toolbar]
+        MainContent[Main Content Area]
+        StatusBar[Status Bar]
+        
+        Header --> MainContent --> StatusBar
+        
+        subgraph MainContentArea [Main Content - 3 Column Layout]
+            direction LR
+            
+            ChangesPanel[Changes Panel<br/>GitHub Desktop-style]
+            DiffViewer[Diff Viewer<br/>Monaco Editor]
+            CommitPanel[Commit Panel<br/>Summary & Description]
+            
+            ChangesPanel --> DiffViewer --> CommitPanel
+        end
+        
+        subgraph ChangesPanelDetail [Changes Panel Details]
+            direction TB
+            CP1[Repository Selector]
+            CP2[Branch Indicator & Switcher]
+            CP3[File Status List<br/>- Modified files with checkboxes<br/>- Color-coded status indicators<br/>- File tree navigation]
+        end
+        
+        subgraph DiffViewerDetail [Diff Viewer Details]
+            direction TB
+            DV1[Side-by-side diff view]
+            DV2[Syntax highlighting]
+            DV3[Line numbers]
+            DV4[Conflict resolution tools]
+        end
+        
+        subgraph CommitPanelDetail [Commit Panel Details]
+            direction TB
+            CM1[Summary field<br/>50-72 chars recommended]
+            CM2[Description field<br/>Extended commit message]
+            CM3[Character counter]
+            CM4[Commit button group<br/>- Save to Computer<br/>- Save & Share]
+        end
+        
+        subgraph StatusBarDetail [Status Bar Details]
+            direction LR
+            SB1[Sync Status Indicator<br/>Ahead/Behind remote]
+            SB2[Mode Indicator<br/>Static/Dev/Git]
+            SB3[Progress Indicators]
+        end
+    end
+```
+
+### Responsive Layout Considerations
+
+For smaller screens, the 3-column layout will collapse to a tabbed interface:
+1. **Changes Tab**: File status and staging
+2. **Diff Tab**: Code changes visualization  
+3. **Commit Tab**: Message input and actions
+
+### Component Hierarchy
+
+```
+GitIntegrationView
+├── HeaderToolbar
+│   ├── RepositorySelector
+│   ├── BranchSwitcher
+│   └── ModeIndicator
+├── MainContent
+│   ├── ChangesPanel (left)
+│   │   ├── FileTree
+│   │   └── FileStatusList
+│   ├── DiffViewer (center)
+│   │   └── MonacoDiffEditor
+│   └── CommitPanel (right)
+│       ├── SummaryInput
+│       ├── DescriptionTextarea
+│       └── ActionButtons
+└── StatusBar
+    ├── SyncStatus
+    ├── ProgressIndicator
+    └── ErrorNotifications
+```
+
+### Visual Design Principles
+
+1. **GitHub Desktop Inspiration**: Follow their proven layout patterns
+2. **VSCode Integration**: Use @vscode/webview-ui-toolkit components when appropriate
+3. **Progressive Disclosure**: Show advanced options only when needed
+4. **Clear Visual Hierarchy**: Important actions should be most prominent
+5. **Consistent Spacing**: Use VSCode's spacing standards (8px multiples)
+
+## Next Steps
+
+1. **Install Dependencies**:
+   ```bash
+   npm install isomorphic-git
+   npm install @vscode/webview-ui-toolkit
+   npm install @vscode/codicons
+   ```
+2. **Study GitHub Desktop**: Analyze its UI patterns and workflows
+3. **Create FileService Interface**: Define the unified file operation API
+4. **Implement Mode-Specific Services**:
+   - StaticFileService (read-only)
+   - DevelopmentFileService (full FS access)
+   - GitFileService (isomorphic-git based)
+5. **Build GitHub Desktop-inspired UI**:
+   - Changes panel with file status and staging checkboxes
+   - Commit message interface (summary + description)
+   - Branch indicator and switcher
+   - Push/pull buttons with sync status
+6. **VSCode Integration**: Use webview components when in VSCode context
+7. **Refactor File Access**: Update components to use FileService instead of ad-hoc fetches
+8. **Error Handling**: GitHub Desktop-style error messages and recovery
+9. **Loading States**: Visual feedback for Git operations

package/go.mod

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-module testeranto
+module github.com/adamwong246/testeranto
 
 go 1.19
+
+replace github.com/adamwong246/testeranto/src/golingvu => ./src/golingvu

package/golingvu.tmp.txt

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+fa5603d428932e570a yarn devV2
+yarn run v1.22.19
+warning ../../package.json: No license field
+$ rm -rf testeranto; yarn buildV2; yarn t-init; cp ./dist/prebuild/App.* testeranto; node scripts/build-example.js; yarn testeranto core dev
+warning ../../package.json: No license field
+$ node bundle.js
+warning ../../package.json: No license field
+$ tsx dist/prebuild/init-docs.mjs
+Initializing a testeranto project
+testeranto project initialized
+Building example project (ES module version)...
+Changing to directory: /Users/adam/Code/testeranto/example
+Current directory: /Users/adam/Code/testeranto/example
+Files in example directory:
+  README.md
+  base_suite_test.go
+  cmd
+  go.mod
+  main.go
+  test_example.py
+Current go.mod content:
+module example_test
+
+go 1.19
+
+replace github.com/adamwong246/testeranto => ../
+
+replace github.com/adamwong246/testeranto/src/golingvu => ../src/golingvu
+
+require github.com/adamwong246/testeranto/src/golingvu v0.0.0-00010101000000-000000000000
+
+Replace directive already correct in go.mod
+go.sum does not exist yet
+Running go mod tidy...
+go mod tidy output:
+
+go.sum still does not exist after go mod tidy
+Go files in project:
+  base_suite_test.go
+  cmd/main.go
+  main.go
+Building test binary...
+go test -c failed:
+stdout:
+stderr: found packages example (base_suite_test.go) and main (main.go) in /Users/adam/Code/testeranto/example
+
+error: Error: Command failed: go test -c -x -v
+found packages example (base_suite_test.go) and main (main.go) in /Users/adam/Code/testeranto/example
+
+    at genericNodeError (node:internal/errors:984:15)
+    at wrappedFn (node:internal/errors:538:14)
+    at checkExecSyncError (node:child_process:891:11)
+    at execSync (node:child_process:963:15)
+    at file:///Users/adam/Code/testeranto/scripts/build-example.js:126:29
+    at ModuleJob.run (node:internal/modules/esm/module_job:263:25)
+    at async ModuleLoader.import (node:internal/modules/esm/loader:540:24)
+    at async asyncRunEntryPointWithESMLoader (node:internal/modules/run_main:117:5) {
+  status: 1,
+  signal: null,
+  output: [
+    null,
+    '',
+    'found packages example (base_suite_test.go) and main (main.go) in /Users/adam/Code/testeranto/example\n'
+  ],
+  pid: 78163,
+  stdout: '',
+  stderr: 'found packages example (base_suite_test.go) and main (main.go) in /Users/adam/Code/testeranto/example\n'
+}

package/log.txt

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+
+node > build ended with 0 errors
+Build node completed successfully
+Runnables for core:
+Node: {
+  "example/Calculator.test.ts": "/Users/adam/Code/testeranto/testeranto/bundles/node/core/example/Calculator.test.mjs"
+}
+Web: {}
+Pure: {}
+Python: {}
+Golang: {}
+Added example/Calculator.test.ts (node) to the processing queue
+ CHECK QUEUE (length: 1)
+node < example/Calculator.test.ts
+The queue is empty
+Found metafile for node ./testeranto/metafiles/node/core.json
+Node entry points: [ 'example/Calculator.test.ts' ]
+Web entry points: []
+Pure entry points: []
+Retrieving /Users/adam/Code/testeranto/tsconfig.json
+tsc > example/Calculator.test.ts failed 12 times
+ CHECK QUEUE (length: 0)
+The queue is empty
+The following jobs are awaiting resources: []
+The status of ports: {"3333":""}
+Looking for test with entrypoint: "example/Calculator.test.ts" in platform: "node"
+CRITICAL: Could not find match for entrypoint "/Users/adam/Code/testeranto/example/Calculator.test.ts" in platform "node"
+Available entry points:
+{
+  "example/Calculator.test.ts": "/Users/adam/Code/testeranto/testeranto/bundles/node/core/example/Calculator.test.mjs"
+}
+Let's check each entry point individually:
+  Test: "example/Calculator.test.ts" -> Entry point: "/Users/adam/Code/testeranto/testeranto/bundles/node/core/example/Calculator.test.mjs" -> Normalized: "/Users/adam/Code/testeranto/testeranto/bundles/node/core/example/Calculator.test.mjs"
+Could not find test for entrypoint: example/Calculator.test.ts (node)
+Entrypoint not found in any runnables. This suggests the metafile entrypoint doesn't match any test configuration.
+node ! example/Calculator.test.ts failed to execute. Check testeranto/reports/core/example/Calculator.test/node/stderr.log for more info
+ CHECK QUEUE (length: 0)
+The queue is empty
+The following jobs are awaiting resources: []
+The status of ports: {"3333":""}
+node > example/Calculator.test.ts failed 255 times (exit code: 255)
+ CHECK QUEUE (length: 0)
+The queue is empty
+The following jobs are awaiting resources: []
+The status of ports: {"3333":""}
+eslint > example/Calculator.test.ts failed 2 times
+ CHECK QUEUE (length: 0)
+The queue is empty
+The following jobs are awaiting resources: []
+The status of ports: {"3333":""}
+
+
+
+/////// here a source file is changed ////////////////
+
+node > build ended with 0 errors
+Build node completed successfully
+< change core.json (node)
+ CHECK QUEUE (length: 0)
+The queue is empty
+Retrieving /Users/adam/Code/testeranto/tsconfig.json
+tsc > example/Calculator.test.ts failed 12 times
+ CHECK QUEUE (length: 0)
+The queue is empty
+The following jobs are awaiting resources: []
+The status of ports: {"3333":""}
+Looking for test with entrypoint: "example/Calculator.test.ts" in platform: "node"
+CRITICAL: Could not find match for entrypoint "/Users/adam/Code/testeranto/example/Calculator.test.ts" in platform "node"
+Available entry points:
+{
+  "example/Calculator.test.ts": "/Users/adam/Code/testeranto/testeranto/bundles/node/core/example/Calculator.test.mjs"
+}
+Let's check each entry point individually:
+  Test: "example/Calculator.test.ts" -> Entry point: "/Users/adam/Code/testeranto/testeranto/bundles/node/core/example/Calculator.test.mjs" -> Normalized: "/Users/adam/Code/testeranto/testeranto/bundles/node/core/example/Calculator.test.mjs"
+Could not find test for entrypoint: example/Calculator.test.ts (node)
+Entrypoint not found in any runnables. This suggests the metafile entrypoint doesn't match any test configuration.
+ CHECK QUEUE (length: 0)
+The queue is empty
+The following jobs are awaiting resources: []
+The status of ports: {"3333":""}
+eslint > example/Calculator.test.ts failed 2 times
+ CHECK QUEUE (length: 0)
+The queue is empty
+The following jobs are awaiting resources: []
+The status of ports: {"3333":""}