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- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/LICENSE +202 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/NOTICE +9 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/PKG-INFO +234 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/README.md +177 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/pyproject.toml +247 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/__init__.py +19 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/_threaded.py +44 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/booting.py +73 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/diagnostics.py +67 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/harness.py +466 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/httpapi.py +151 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/llmstub.py +278 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/manifests.py +1583 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/marketplace.py +535 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/mcp.py +89 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/metrics.py +45 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/netfixtures.py +1101 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/pg.py +107 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/pkgsource.py +379 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/ports.py +58 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/procs.py +162 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/py.typed +0 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/pytest_plugin.py +156 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/rabbitx.py +87 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/redisx.py +103 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/settings.py +90 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/stack.py +951 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/studio_runner.py +516 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/tcprelay.py +265 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/variants.py +468 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e/waiting.py +78 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e.egg-info/PKG-INFO +234 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +46 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e.egg-info/entry_points.txt +5 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e.egg-info/requires.txt +37 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e.egg-info/top_level.txt +2 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e_fixtures/__init__.py +4 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e_fixtures/connector_provider.py +161 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e_fixtures/embed_main.py +57 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e_fixtures/identity_provider.py +176 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e_fixtures/managed_mcp_server.py +55 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e_fixtures/monitor_backend.py +71 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e_fixtures/py.typed +0 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e_fixtures/storage.py +129 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e_fixtures/stub_channel.py +35 -0
- tai42_e2e-0.3.0/src/tai42_e2e_fixtures/tools.py +176 -0
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Summary: Cross-repo end-to-end functional test suite for the tai / AgenticOS ecosystem: boots the real multi-process deployment topology (multi-worker skeleton server, backend worker, metrics server, real Redis, real Postgres) and exercises it over HTTP.
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## Layout
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(`storage.py`), and the monitoring backend (`monitor_backend.py`).
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is the entrypoint's own job (`activate_multiproc_env`) and is exactly what the
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C2 import-order tests verify. Per-stack (and per-replica) metrics dirs are
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controlled entirely via `TMPDIR`: `MetricsSettings.prometheus_multiproc_dir`
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defaults to `<tempfile.gettempdir()>/tai42_prometheus`, so pointing a process's
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the env var untouched. `stack.py` asserts the rule on every child env.
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## xfail policy
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A test for a fix that has not yet landed in the workspace is marked
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(xpass → failure) the moment the fix lands.
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## CI
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The fleet e2e runs from the monorepo root workflow, `.github/workflows/ci.yml`,
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in two jobs gated by the `changes` filter (any member carrying an e2e trigger, or
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a change to a shared root, sets `run_e2e`):
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- `e2e` — one matrix leg per triggered backend (`arq`, `rq`, `celery`), under
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`TAI_E2E_FLEET=1` with `redis` identity and `local` storage. Services:
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`redis:7-alpine` (shared), `postgres:16-alpine`, and `redis:8` — the
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module-capable checkpoint Redis the arq leg points
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`TAI_E2E_CHECKPOINT_REDIS_URL` at. The celery leg brings its RabbitMQ up from
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the compose `celery` profile; non-arq legs deselect `-m "not backendless"`. The
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langfuse monitoring profile runs on the arq leg only when the `run_monitoring`
|
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gate is on (a change under `plugins/monitoring-langfuse`, `core`, or `e2e`, or a
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manual `workflow_dispatch`). When the private-repo token is present it also runs
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the marketplace suite (`TAI_E2E_MARKETPLACE=1`), installing the git-sourced
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`tai42-marketplace` and booting it as harness processes.
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- `ui-e2e` — needs `e2e`; boots redis + postgres, clones `tai-studio`, builds the
|
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Studio SPA, and runs the Playwright chromium suite in `ui/`. When the `run_browsers`
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gate is on (a change under `e2e/ui`, or a manual `workflow_dispatch`) it also
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widens the matrix onto firefox + webkit. With the token it also clones the private
|
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`tai-marketplace-web` and runs the marketplace browser specs under
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`TAI_E2E_MARKETPLACE=1`.
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+
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+
The marketplace legs need the private `tai42ai/tai-marketplace` and
|
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`tai42ai/tai-marketplace-web` repos, so they run only when the `RELEASE_PLEASE_TOKEN`
|
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secret is available — a fork PR has no secrets, so those steps skip with a visible
|
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`::warning::` rather than failing. Other external consumers install this harness as
|
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the published `tai42-e2e` package and run their own suites against it. Any consumer
|
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booting the studio stack must also install the Studio reference plugin from the
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`tai42ai/tai-studio` repo (`e2e/reference-plugin`), which the studio profile manifest
|
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names but the harness does not carry as a runtime dependency.
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## Marketplace area (opt-in)
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`tests/marketplace/` only collects when `TAI_E2E_MARKETPLACE=1`; unset, it is
|
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+
skipped at collection like `tests/monitoring/`. When on, the harness boots the
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`tai42-marketplace` registry — installed from its git source via the `marketplace`
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dependency group — as a harness-managed process (the API server) on an isolated
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Postgres database: **no extra compose profile**; it rides the core
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`docker compose up -d` infra. The suite forges REAL fixture wheels (and one source
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tarball) from the in-repo `fixtures/marketplace_plugins` tree
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(`TAI_E2E_MARKETPLACE_FIXTURES` overrides it), served over a local package index,
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seeds them through the registry's real ingest pipeline, which publishes each version
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synchronously, and the skeleton REALLY pip-installs them into the one shared venv —
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so every lifecycle spec ends with its own uninstall and a session guard raises loudly
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on any leftover distribution (never auto-cleaning). The ui leg additionally
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pnpm-builds and serves the public `tai-marketplace-web` checkout and drives the Studio
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marketplace page and the public site over a browser.
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```bash
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TAI_E2E_MARKETPLACE=1 uv run pytest tests/marketplace
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# the browser legs (built Studio dist + the tai-marketplace-web checkout):
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