LCORE-2343: implement behave step definitions for unified-mode feature files - #2448
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WalkthroughThe change reorganizes unified-mode coverage between integration and e2e tests. It adds configuration fixtures, CLI and synthesis tests, mode-aware startup-log checks, bounded readiness polling, scenario gating, and documentation for test-layer boundaries. ChangesUnified-mode configuration and test coverage
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant IntegrationTests
participant ConfigurationCLI
participant GeneratedConfig
IntegrationTests->>ConfigurationCLI: run validation or migration subprocess
ConfigurationCLI->>GeneratedConfig: write synthesized or migrated YAML
IntegrationTests->>GeneratedConfig: verify contents, permissions, and references
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E2EScenario->>LightspeedStack: restart service
LightspeedStack->>OGX: synthesize or serve configuration
E2EScenario->>LightspeedStack: inspect current-boot logs
E2EScenario->>OGX: inspect server-mode synthesis logs
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In `@tests/e2e/configuration/library-mode/lightspeed-stack-legacy.yaml`:
- Line 48: Remove the extra blank line reported by YAMLlint near the end of the
configuration, leaving only the required spacing and preserving the YAML
content.
In
`@tests/e2e/configuration/unified-mode/library-mode/lightspeed-stack-unified-absolute-profile.yaml`:
- Line 5: Bind every unauthenticated E2E service port to localhost by changing
the published port mapping to 127.0.0.1:8080:8080 in
tests/e2e/configuration/unified-mode/library-mode/lightspeed-stack-unified-absolute-profile.yaml
lines 5 and 21,
tests/e2e/configuration/unified-mode/library-mode/lightspeed-stack-unified-config-only.yaml
lines 5 and 21,
tests/e2e/configuration/unified-mode/library-mode/lightspeed-stack-legacy-for-migration.yaml
lines 5 and 20, and
tests/e2e/configuration/unified-mode/server-mode/lightspeed-stack-legacy-for-migration.yaml
lines 5 and 20.
Apply the same fix in
`@tests/e2e/configuration/unified-mode/library-mode/lightspeed-stack-unified-native-override-scalar.yaml`
around lines 3 - 5: Legacy boot fixture with the same unauthenticated published
listener.
In `@tests/e2e/features/steps/unified_mode.py`:
- Around line 481-488: Update the log-matching pattern in the unified-mode step
so every accepted alternative requires a synthesized configuration path,
including the generated run.yaml messages and mode auto-detected case; remove or
constrain alternatives that can match without that path while preserving valid
synthesized startup logs.
In `@tests/e2e/utils/utils.py`:
- Around line 515-516: Update wait_for_lightspeed_stack_http_ready so its
request and sleep loop shares a single monotonic deadline, preventing total
readiness time from exceeding the configured limit; ensure the failure message
reports the actual bounded deadline rather than only sleep time. Keep the
lightspeed-stack call site unchanged.
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tests/e2e/features/unified-mode-boot.feature (1)
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xyzzyis a usable credential.If the value is usable or shared, replace it with an environment reference or explicit no-credential test mode. The available scenarios do not establish how
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migrate_config_dumbremoves onlylibrary_client_config_pathfromllama_stack; it preservesuse_as_library_client: false,url, andapi_key.tests/e2e/configuration/unified-mode/library-mode/lightspeed-stack-unified-native-override-list.yaml (1)
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run.yamldefinesapiswith additional entries, includingresponses,batches,files,conversations, andvector_io. The override overlaps with and replaces the baseline list.
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Create tests/e2e/configuration/unified-mode/ with library-mode/server-mode
variants (same two-subdir layout configure_service resolves), covering the
five unified-mode feature files:
- unified-providers: minimal unified config driven only by top-level
inference.providers over the default baseline (R1/S5); openai-specific.
- unified-config-only / unified-relative-profile: profile: run.yaml — the
CI-materialized repo-root run.yaml as baseline, provider-agnostic (R1/R8;
two files because the features pin the intents separately).
- unified-absolute-profile: container-absolute profile paths, differing per
mode subdir (/app-root vs /opt/app-root mounts).
- unified-native-override-{scalar,list}: R5 replacement semantics fixtures,
synthesis-only, never booted.
- invalid-{providers,config}-and-legacy: mutual-exclusion validation
fixtures (R3); invalid-version-legacy-unified-body: R11 marker mismatch
(needs LCORE-2872's cross-validation to fail for the right reason).
- legacy-for-migration: legacy half of the migration fixture pair, kept
free of enrichment sections so migrate-then-synthesize round-trips
losslessly (LCORE-3370).
Every fixture is validated against the real Configuration model: bootable
ones load, invalid ones fail with the intended error. The test-generated
lightspeed-stack-unified-migrated.yaml is gitignored, and the directory
README documents each fixture's purpose.
…d fixture LCORE-2342 migrated the standard library-mode baseline to unified mode (config.profile: run.yaml), which silently changed what unified-mode-legacy.feature's library scenario exercises: it now boots the unified baseline, not the deprecated two-file path, so R2's library-mode legacy coverage was gone. Add lightspeed-stack-legacy.yaml — identical to the baseline except its llama_stack block uses the true legacy shape (use_as_library_client + library_client_config_path: run.yaml, no synthesis input) — and point the library scenario's Given at it. This is the one deliberate Gherkin edit in LCORE-2343, agreed with Maxim in planning; the server-mode scenario is untouched since container-side enrichment there is genuinely legacy.
Add tests/e2e/features/steps/unified_mode.py — the 16 step patterns the validation, migration, and synthesis features need (boot and legacy resolve entirely through existing generic steps). Per the planning decisions: - All artifact steps operate on the ON-DISK configuration (the repo-root lightspeed-stack.yaml copy configure_service applied), never the live service. - Validation runs the service CLI (--dump-configuration) as a black-box subprocess from the repo root and asserts a non-zero exit, so the error-contains assertions can never pass against a healthy load. - Migration runs the real --migrate-config CLI; the output lands in the active mode subdir under the gitignored name later Gherkin references, and is cleaned up per scenario. - Synthesis runs the config CLI exactly as the server entrypoint does (unified auto-detection -> synthesize_to_file, giving the 0600 mode the permissions scenario asserts). Round-trip and override assertions parse YAML and compare data, never bytes; override assertions are self-referential against the fixture's native_override and additionally assert the baseline differed, so replacements can't pass vacuously. - The --synthesized-config-output scenario launches a short-lived local service from the library-mode fixture variant on a rewritten port and polls for the custom output file (the flag is library-mode-only by design; running containers cannot be restarted with new CLI args). - The startup-log step is mode-aware: in server mode the synthesis evidence is emitted by the llama-stack container (entrypoint + CLI), not the lightspeed-stack container the Gherkin names — asserted against the synthesizing container with the rationale documented in the step. behave --dry-run over the five features: 24 scenarios, 200 steps, zero undefined.
Tag all five unified-mode features @skip-in-prow: the new steps rely on Docker containers and local subprocesses, neither of which exists in the Prow environment (existing convention, handled in before_scenario). Add an @openai-only tag on the two inference.providers boot scenarios and a matching before_scenario skip keyed on E2E_DEFAULT_PROVIDER_OVERRIDE: the providers workflow runs the full unsharded test list against azure/watsonx/bedrock matrices, and the unified-providers fixture hardcodes an openai provider that cannot serve those models' queries. Profile-based fixtures stay provider-agnostic (they consume the CI-materialized run.yaml) and need no gating.
Remove the @Skip placeholder tag from the five unified-mode features: the step definitions and fixtures they need now exist. The features keep @skip-in-prow (Docker/subprocess dependencies) and stay in test_list.txt under @e2e_group_2, so CI shards pick them up via 'not @Skip and @e2e_group_2' and local runs via --tags=-skip.
restart_container waits on docker health, but docker can report healthy before uvicorn binds the published port — the exact race wait_for_lightspeed_stack_http_ready documents and was, until now, only closed in the proxy steps. The unified-mode boot scenarios are the slowest restarts in the suite (first unified/default-baseline boots) and hit that window reliably: the restart step passed while the following readiness GET got connection-refused. Call the existing HTTP-ready wait from restart_container for the lightspeed-stack container, closing the race for every restarting scenario; when the port is already accepting, the first poll returns immediately.
--migrate-config writes its output 0600 (R10: migrated files may carry lifted secrets), but the boot scenarios copy that file to the repo root for the container to consume, and the container user cannot read a host-owned 0600 file — the migrated-config boot scenario died on config read. Relax the harness copy to 0644 after a successful migration; the fixture pair is env-reference-only by design, so no secret can leak.
The library-mode legacy fixture declared its BYOK store under a top-level byok_rag key with rag_type, and its tool retrieval sources under rag.tool. LCORE-1426 (commit c1de7f9) refactored RAG configuration into a single rag section: stores moved to rag.byok.stores, retrieval sources to rag.retrieval.tool.sources, and RagStore.rag_type was replaced by RagStore.backend, whose validator accepts only the values in SUPPORTED_RAG_BACKENDS (faiss, pgvector). Configuration models inherit ConfigurationBase with extra=forbid, so after rebasing onto main this fixture raised two extra_forbidden validation errors (rag.tool and byok_rag) and the config could not be loaded at all, failing every legacy library-mode scenario that consumes it. Move the store under rag.byok.stores, replace rag_type: inline::faiss with backend: faiss, and nest the retrieval source list under rag.retrieval.tool.sources. score_multiplier, db_path, embedding_model, embedding_dimension and vector_db_id are unchanged and remain valid RagStore fields. The source id stays e2e-test-docs so the validate_retrieval_sources model validator still resolves it against the declared store.
The migration step ran --migrate-config straight into the fixture directory and then chmod'ed that file to 0644 so the container user could read the copy configure_service places at the repo root. That widened the CLI's own output, which is the artifact R10 governs: migrated configurations may carry secrets lifted out of the legacy run.yaml, and the CLI deliberately writes them owner-only (it logs "mode 0600" when it does). The harness therefore destroyed the property it exists to protect, and no scenario noticed because the 0600 assertion only covers the synthesized run.yaml, not the migrated config. A fixture that ever carries a real secret would have had it published world-readable with nothing failing. Migrate into a scratch directory instead, assert the CLI wrote 0600 there, and publish a separate deliberate 0644 copy under the name the Gherkin steps reference for configure_service to boot. The mode relaxation now applies to a copy that exists only for the harness, the CLI artifact keeps its mode, and the R10 guarantee gains the direct assertion it previously lacked.
…sages The startup-logging step matched "Using synthesized Llama Stack config" in library mode and "Wrote synthesized Llama Stack configuration" in server mode. The OGX rename (PRs lightspeed-core#2516 and lightspeed-core#2547) replaced both: client.py now logs "Using synthesized OGX config at %s" and llama_stack_configuration.py logs "Wrote synthesized OGX configuration to %s (mode 0600)". Neither scenario started failing, which is the reason to fix it now rather than after a real breakage. Library mode kept passing only because the sibling alternative "synthesized.*run\.yaml" incidentally matches the OGX line, the synthesized file being named run.yaml; server mode kept passing on the entrypoint's own "Using generated config:" and "mode auto-detected" echoes. Both scenarios were therefore asserting something other than the message they name, and would have gone silently unprotected the moment the output filename or the entrypoint echoes changed. Point the patterns at the current messages and record in the docstring where each one is emitted, so the next rename has an obvious place to look.
Both scenarios were titled "drives byte-identical Llama Stack behavior", but neither compares anything byte for byte: they boot the migrated configuration, assert readiness returns 200, and assert a query returns 200. The byte-level claim belongs to "migrate then synthesize round-trips to the original run.yaml" earlier in the same file, which does compare parsed data. Feature files are read as specification, so a title that overstates its scenario misleads anyone auditing what unified-mode migration is actually covered by. Rename both to "boots and serves queries", which is what the steps verify. No step definition, CI tag filter or test_list entry references either title, so this is a documentation-only change.
YAMLlint reports "too many blank lines (1 > 0)" at the end of lightspeed-stack-legacy.yaml, which fails the configured formatting check. Strip the trailing newline so the file ends immediately after its last mapping entry.
…message
The startup-log step accepted "mode auto-detected" in server mode and a bare
"Using synthesized OGX config" in library mode, neither of which carries a
path. scripts/llama-stack-entrypoint.sh echoes "(mode auto-detected)"
unconditionally and *before* it runs the config CLI, so a scenario asserting
R10 ("the synthesized path is logged at startup") passed even when synthesis
had failed outright — the precise failure the assertion exists to catch.
Require a non-empty path in every alternative: "Using synthesized OGX config
at <path>", "Wrote synthesized OGX configuration to <path>", and the
entrypoint's "Using generated config: <path>", which unlike the auto-detect
echo is only emitted after a successful generation. Verified against the
three real messages, and that the pre-synthesis echo is now rejected.
…dline wait_for_lightspeed_stack_http_ready counted attempts rather than tracking wall-clock time, so its real ceiling was the per-request timeout plus the sleeps: 80 * 5s + 79 * 1.5s = 518.5s. The AssertionError reported only the backoff total, "~120s", understating the worst case by a factor of four. That gap matters more since this branch wires the wait into every lightspeed-stack restart rather than only the proxy steps: a container that never binds its port could stall a run for over eight minutes per restart, across the eight call sites of restart_container, while the failure text claimed two. Replace the attempt counter with one monotonic deadline covering both the requests and the sleeps, clamp each request timeout to the time remaining, skip a final sleep that would overrun the budget, and report the attempts and elapsed time actually spent. The default budget is 120s, which is what the old message always claimed the bound was.
QE review of the unified-mode step definitions surfaced a rule the repository had been applying by convention but had never written down: an e2e step must not import from, invoke, or shell out to anything under src/. The moment it does, the scenario stops proving what a deployed stack does and starts proving what a checked-out source tree does, which is an integration test. Add a "Choosing the Test Layer: E2E or Integration?" section to docs/testing/e2e_testing.md with the three-layer table, the rule, the "would it run against a container image with no source checkout?" test, and the concrete consequences for configuration validation, migration and synthesis (integration) versus boot and log-evidence scenarios (e2e). Cross-reference it from docs/testing/testing.md, tests/e2e/README.md and the "What to Test" list in tests/integration/README.md, which gains a "CLI contracts" item for repo entrypoints run as subprocesses. tests/e2e/README.md linked docs/e2e_testing.md, which does not exist; the guide lives at docs/testing/e2e_testing.md. Fix the link.
… the integration layer
The unified-mode e2e step definitions ran src/lightspeed_stack.py and
src/ogx_configuration.py as subprocesses for validation, migration and
synthesis assertions. Those are integration concerns (see the test-layer
boundary in docs/testing/e2e_testing.md); move them here, alongside the
in-process synthesis suite from LCORE-2747 that already covered most of the
same ground.
tests/integration/test_unified_mode_cli.py (new) runs the real entrypoint
from the repository root the way operators and the container entrypoint do:
- --dump-configuration exits non-zero and names the problem for the three
invalid shapes (inference.providers plus a legacy path, a config block
plus a legacy path, config_format_version: legacy on a unified body).
- --migrate-config writes the unified file owner-only (R10), with the
run.yaml carried as native_override and library_client_config_path
dropped, and the result synthesizes back to the pair's run.yaml data.
- The committed lightspeed-stack-unified-migrated.yaml e2e fixtures match
today's CLI output for both modes, so the migration boot scenarios can
consume a committed artifact instead of generating one in a step; the
docstring carries the regeneration command.
tests/integration/test_unified_synthesis.py gains the three assertions the
e2e scenarios had and this file lacked: emitted secrets stay ${env.NAME}
references on disk (R6), config_format_version: legacy on a unified-shaped
body fails the real load (R11), and LIGHTSPEED_STACK_SYNTHESIZED_CONFIG_PATH
(set from --synthesized-config-output) redirects library-mode synthesis and
leaves the default path untouched. native_override replacement (R5), the
0600 output mode (R10) and the migrate-then-synthesize round trip were
already covered and are not duplicated.
The CLI tests take their inputs from tests/configuration/unified-mode/, the
integration fixture tree, with the legacy path pointed at
tests/configuration/run.yaml so the captured failure is the intended
cross-field error rather than a missing file.
…e features Apply the test-layer boundary: e2e steps observe the deployed stack from outside and never touch src/. Of the 24 unified-mode scenarios, 14 did that already (boot, legacy, startup-log evidence) and stay as they are; 10 exercised repo CLIs and now live in tests/integration (previous commit). - unified-mode-validation.feature is removed: all three scenarios are CLI contract tests. Dropped from test_list.txt. - unified-mode-synthesis.feature keeps the two startup-log scenarios, the one thing only a running stack can show; native_override replacement, env-reference secrets, the 0600 mode and --synthesized-config-output are covered in-process. - unified-mode-migration.feature keeps the two "migrated configuration boots and serves queries" scenarios. They used to generate their input by running --migrate-config inside a Given; they now boot a committed lightspeed-stack-unified-migrated.yaml fixture per mode, generated once from lightspeed-stack-legacy-for-migration.yaml and tests/e2e/configs/run-ci.yaml and guarded against CLI drift by test_unified_mode_cli.py. The fixture inlines the openai run-ci.yaml, so both scenarios carry @openai-only like the other provider-specific boots. The .gitignore entry for the generated file goes away with the step. - The migrate-then-synthesize round-trip scenario is dropped as a duplicate of the in-process test that already existed. steps/unified_mode.py shrinks from 508 lines and 16 patterns to the single mode-aware container-log step. The never-booted fixtures (three invalid shapes, two native_override shapes, both mode variants) leave the e2e tree; the fixtures README documents what remains and why. Gherkin edits are limited to removing scenarios and the generating Given, plus the @openai-only tags; no surviving step was weakened.
The "container logs contain synthesized run.yaml" step read the container's whole log. docker logs accumulates across docker restart, and the CI baseline configurations already synthesize (library mode) or generate (server mode) on the very first compose boot, so the step could pass on a line written long before the scenario applied its unified fixture — R10 was not actually being asserted. Read only the lines since the container's current StartedAt (docker inspect), i.e. the restart the scenario just performed. In server mode the entrypoint echoes the same "Using generated config" line for the legacy-enrichment branch, so the step also requires that the fallback "Using original config:" did not appear on this boot; with a unified fixture applied, a successful generation on this boot is a synthesis. The "Wrote synthesized OGX configuration to" alternative stays accepted but is not relied on: the config CLI never configures logging, so that INFO line is dropped in the llama-stack container. Also collapse the LCS restart to a single wait path. restart_container already waits for Docker health and then for HTTP on the published port (the harness fix earlier in this branch), which made the explicit wait_for_lightspeed_stack_http_ready calls in the proxy and TLS steps redundant and turned restart_lightspeed_stack_service's wait_http flag into a no-op with a docstring that said the opposite. Remove both; the degraded-mode caller drops the dead argument. The integration legacy-pair fixture named tests/configuration/run.yaml as its library_client_config_path while the migrate test passes tests/e2e/configs/run-ci.yaml as --run-yaml; point the fixture at the pair that is actually migrated.
The drift-guard docstring spelled out both fixture paths on single lines, which pylint rejects at 100 columns. Factor the mode directory into a variable in the recipe.
The rework added a trailing blank line with no accompanying entry. Pure diff noise against a file this PR otherwise has no business touching. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both scenarios apply lightspeed-stack-unified-providers.yaml, which tests/e2e/configuration/unified-mode/README.md describes as "openai-specific — used by @openai-only scenarios", and which every other scenario that applies it already tags: unified-mode-boot.feature:13 and :65, unified-mode-migration.feature:20 and :37. Untagged, the two scenarios run on the azure/vertexai/watsonx/bedrock matrix (e2e_tests_providers.yaml) and on vllm (e2e_tests_rhaiis.yaml), where they replace the deployed stack with an openai-only synthesized run.yaml — in server mode also regenerating the llama-stack container's config. They pass there today only because OPENAI_API_KEY happens to be set in every matrix; the first matrix without it would leave the container unable to start. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…it honestly Wiring wait_for_lightspeed_stack_http_ready into every lightspeed-stack restart turned restart_container from a soft failure into a hard one for that container. Inside a scenario that is what we want. In after_feature it is not: environment.py restores the config backup and restarts under E2E_RESTORE_CONFIG_AFTER_FEATURE=1, and an AssertionError raised from a behave hook is a hook error that aborts the whole run rather than failing a single scenario. The teardown restart now warns and continues; the next feature's own restart surfaces a genuinely dead service. restart_container's docstring gains the Raises entry it was missing, including the note that Docker health stays a soft failure while the HTTP wait does not. Two corrections to the rewritten wait itself: - attempt was incremented before the deadline check, so a wait that expired reported one more attempt than it actually made. - the docstring claimed the total wait cannot exceed timeout_s. requests applies its scalar timeout to the connect and the read phase separately, so an attempt started just under the deadline can overrun by up to request_timeout_s. The claim is now stated with that bound. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The server-mode synthesis scenario could not fail for the reason it claimed. It accepted either "Wrote synthesized OGX configuration to <path>" or "Using generated config: <path>". The first never appears: ogx_configuration.py runs as a bare script from scripts/ogx-entrypoint.sh, nothing installs a handler on the root logger there, and logging.lastResort emits WARNING and above only, so that logger.info line is dropped before it reaches the container log. The second appears for both branches of the entrypoint, whose own comment reads "Generate config (synthesis or enrichment)". The compensating guard did not discriminate either: "Using original config:" is printed only when generation failed, so it is absent from a successful enrichment too. The scenario therefore passed whenever generation succeeded, whatever was generated. Had the unified fixture not reached the container — config copy skipped, wrong mount, fixture reverted to a legacy shape — the entrypoint would have enriched a run.yaml, exited 0, printed the same line, and the scenario would have gone green with R10 unverified. main() in src/ogx_configuration.py now calls setup_logging() before doing any work, so the INFO lines this module writes reach the container log. That is the fix the black-box rule needs: the reason an e2e test reaches into src/ is that the deployed stack emits no evidence, and the answer is to make it emit evidence rather than to reach inside. AsyncOgxClient already does exactly this before synthesis (src/client/ogx.py), with a comment describing the same failure on the in-process path; the CLI path never got the same treatment. Independent of the tests this is an observability bug in its own right: the config CLI has been silent at INFO in every container boot since it was written, so the entrypoint's 2>&1 captured nothing about which config shape was detected or where output was written. With that line reaching the log, the server-mode pattern narrows to it alone, and both modes now match a line only the synthesis path writes. The step's docstring records the reasoning; its previous version argued that a successful generation on this boot must be a synthesis because the applied fixture is unified, which assumes the very thing the scenario exists to prove. The fallback guard also moves above the pattern assert. When the entrypoint genuinely falls back, the pattern is absent too, so the generic "no synthesis-path evidence" message fired first and the purpose-built "fell back to the original run.yaml on this boot" message was unreachable in exactly the case it was written for. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s and step lightspeed-core#2605 (a50b004, "finish OGX runtime naming cleanup") renamed the server-mode compose service and container from llama-stack to ogx, and the host variable the lightspeed-stack container receives from E2E_LLAMA_HOSTNAME to E2E_OGX_HOSTNAME. Rebasing onto it resolved the textual conflicts, but two uses on this branch did not conflict and would have failed at run time: - The six server-mode unified-mode fixtures built the OGX url from ${env.E2E_LLAMA_HOSTNAME}, which is no longer set inside the container, so server-mode boots would get an unresolvable url. They now use ${env.E2E_OGX_HOSTNAME}, as every server-mode fixture on main does. The committed migrated fixture and its legacy input change together, so the --migrate-config drift guard still matches. - The synthesis step read `docker logs llama-stack` in server mode. The container is now ogx. The comments next to those lines follow the same rename. The llama_stack: keys in these fixtures stay as they are: that alias is still accepted. Checked with behave --dry-run (133 steps across the four unified-mode features, none undefined) and the unified-mode integration tests (26 passed, including the drift guard).
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Implements LCORE-2343 for the five
unified-mode-*.featurefiles authored spec-first in LCORE-2341 (PR #2020), and unskips them. Reworked after QE review to respect the e2e/integration boundary: e2e steps never touchsrc/. The first cut ransrc/lightspeed_stack.pyandsrc/ogx_configuration.pyas subprocesses for validation, migration and synthesis assertions; those are integration tests, and they now live intests/integration/. What stays in e2e is exactly what only a deployed stack can show.The boundary, written down
docs/testing/e2e_testing.mdgains a "Choosing the Test Layer: E2E or Integration?" section — three-layer table, the rule, and a one-question test (would this scenario run unchanged against a container image with no source checkout?). Cross-referenced fromdocs/testing/testing.md,tests/e2e/README.md(whose "full guide" link pointed at a file that does not exist) and the "What to Test" list intests/integration/README.md. The same rule applies to the other spec-first feature-file tickets in flight (LCORE-1673/2230 compaction, LCORE-3387/3388 guardrails, LCORE-3375/3376 Confluence), so it is worth agreeing once here.Why this PR touches
src/Two lines in
src/ogx_configuration.py:main()now callssetup_logging().The entrypoint runs that file as a plain script. Nothing sets up a log handler, so every INFO line is lost. One of those lines names the synthesized config path — the evidence the e2e scenario looks for.
Without it, only the entrypoint's own
Using generated config:reaches the log. The entrypoint prints that line for legacy configs too. So the server-mode scenario passed every time, even when nothing was synthesized.Fixing the log is better than letting a test read
src/.src/client/ogx.py:95-99already does the same, for the same reason.Scenario → layer mapping
test_unified_synthesis.pyinference.providers+library_client_config_pathfails at loadtest_load_rejects_inference_providers_and_legacy_path_togetherllama_stack.config+library_client_config_pathfails at loadtest_load_rejects_config_block_and_legacy_path_togetherconfig_format_version: legacyon a unified body fails at load--migrate-configproduces a unified config from a legacy pairmigrate_config_dumbin-process; CLI flags, rc and 0600 untestedtest_migrate_then_synthesize_round_trip_without_enrichmentGivenlightspeed-stack-unified-migrated.yaml; drift guard in integration;@openai-onlynative_overridereplaces scalar / list wholesaletest_native_override_deep_merge_through_real_load${env.…}references on disk (R6)test_synthesized_file_written_owner_only--synthesized-config-outputoverrides the locationPopenof the service)AsyncOgxClientHolder._synthesize_library_configdocker logs24 scenarios → 14 stay e2e (12 untouched, M3/M4 edited); 10 leave e2e — 4 already had in-process coverage, 6 got integration tests.
steps/unified_mode.py: 508 lines / 16 patterns → 60 lines / 1 pattern.What is in the PR
tests/integration/test_unified_mode_cli.py(new): the real entrypoint as a subprocess from the repo root; invalid configs exit non-zero with the right message;--migrate-configwrites owner-only, carriesnative_override, dropslibrary_client_config_path, round-trips through synthesis; the committed migrated e2e fixtures match today's CLI output (regeneration command in the docstring).test_unified_synthesis.pygains R6, R11 and the--synthesized-config-outputoverride. Inputs undertests/configuration/unified-mode/.unified-mode-validation.featureremoved;-synthesis.featurekeeps the two startup-log scenarios;-migration.featurekeeps the two boot scenarios against the committed fixture. The never-booted fixtures leavetests/e2e/; the fixtures README documents what remains. Step module reduced to the mode-aware container-log step (server mode inspects the llama-stack container, which is the one that synthesizes — deviation documented in the step).@skip-in-prowon all features (Docker dependencies; Prow wiring is separate work),@openai-only+before_scenariohook keyed onE2E_DEFAULT_PROVIDER_OVERRIDEfor fixtures that hardcode openai — now also on M3/M4.restart_containerwaited on Docker health, which can report healthy before uvicorn binds; the HTTP-ready wait is now wired into every lightspeed-stack restart, with a single monotonic deadline.docker logsaccumulates acrossdocker restartand the CI baselines already synthesize on the first compose boot, so the log step now reads only since the container'sStartedAt; server mode additionally requires the fallbackUsing original config:line to be absent on that boot.restart_containeralready waits for health then HTTP; the redundant explicit waits in the proxy/TLS steps and the no-opwait_httpflag are gone.lightspeed-stack-legacy.yamlrestores the library-mode legacy boot coverage that LCORE-2342 silently removed (R2).Gherkin edits
LCORE-2343 requires the
.featurefiles be taken as-is, with any edit documented. Edits, none of which weakens a surviving scenario:@skip→@skip-in-prow(all files) — the unskip this ticket exists to perform.@openai-onlyon the twoinference.providersboot scenarios and on the two migrated-config boot scenarios — their fixtures hardcode openai.unified-mode-legacy.feature: library-modeGivenuseslightspeed-stack-legacy.yaml(see Fixtures above).unified-mode-migration.feature: two scenarios retitled from "drives byte-identical Llama Stack behavior" to "boots and serves queries" — that is what they assert.unified-mode-validation.featureremoved; S1–S5 and M1–M2 removed; the--migrate-configGivenremoved from M3/M4 in favour of the committed fixture. Each has an integration test or existing in-process coverage — see the mapping.Type of change
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E2E dry run — zero undefined steps across the four remaining features:
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@cfg_unifiedfeatures run in theothershard (E2E: library / ci / other,E2E: server / ci / other); both were green on the previous head and are the gate for this one.Lint on changed files: black, ruff, pydocstyle, pyright, mypy (Makefile flags) clean; bandit findings are the LOW assert/subprocess classes every test module carries.
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