LCORE-2230: behave step definitions for the conversation-compaction feature - #2612
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WalkthroughAdds E2E coverage for enabled and disabled conversation compaction in library and server modes. The scenarios validate context status, history retention, stream events, and CI test routing. ChangesConversation compaction testing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Behave
participant LCS
participant OGX
participant ConversationsAPI
Behave->>LCS: Send conversation requests
LCS->>OGX: Process inference request
OGX-->>LCS: Return model response
LCS-->>Behave: Return context status and SSE events
Behave->>ConversationsAPI: Request conversation history
ConversationsAPI-->>Behave: Return retained user queries
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Local Compose runs can expose the unauthenticated E2E service beyond localhost. Restricting the published port to loopback is advisable before merge. Important Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional. ❌ Failed checks (1 error)
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Full details: Security And Secret HandlingExplanation Security violations are present in the new E2E fixtures. Resolution Replace the server-mode hardcoded API key with a secret or environment-backed value, such as
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- Line 5: Restrict unauthenticated compaction E2E services to localhost by
changing the published port mapping to 127.0.0.1:8080:8080 in both Compose
files. Apply this to the four affected fixtures:
tests/e2e/configuration/library-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction-disabled.yaml
lines 5-5, tests/e2e/configuration/library-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction.yaml
lines 5-5,
tests/e2e/configuration/server-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction-disabled.yaml
lines 5-5, and
tests/e2e/configuration/server-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction.yaml lines 5-5;
do not enable authentication.
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`@tests/e2e/configuration/server-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction-disabled.yaml`:
- Around line 12-13: Update the OGX endpoint configuration in both
tests/e2e/configuration/server-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction-disabled.yaml
lines 12-13 and
tests/e2e/configuration/server-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction.yaml lines 12-13
to use HTTPS with certificate validation enabled, preserving the existing
api_key value and hostname/port.
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tests/e2e/configuration/library-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction-disabled.yaml (1)
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xyzzyis a non-secret OGX test sentinel. The repository’s standard no-auth OGX configuration omitsapi_key, but the fixture-specific OGX service behavior is not established.tests/e2e/configuration/server-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction.yaml (1)
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Security Misconfiguration (CWE-306): Missing Authentication for Critical Function
Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate
Restrict unauthenticated E2E service exposure. These four compaction fixtures disable authentication, while both Compose files publish port 8080 on all host interfaces. Bind the published ports to 127.0.0.1:8080:8080, or enable authentication for these fixtures.
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In
`@tests/e2e/configuration/library-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction-disabled.yaml`
at line 5, Restrict unauthenticated compaction E2E services to localhost by
changing the published port mapping to 127.0.0.1:8080:8080 in both Compose
files. Apply this to the four affected fixtures:
tests/e2e/configuration/library-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction-disabled.yaml
lines 5-5, tests/e2e/configuration/library-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction.yaml
lines 5-5,
tests/e2e/configuration/server-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction-disabled.yaml
lines 5-5, and
tests/e2e/configuration/server-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction.yaml lines 5-5;
do not enable authentication.
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In the ogx-client Python SDK (specifically versions 1.1.4 and later, which include the 1.2.5 release), the AsyncOgxClient is used for asynchronous operations [1]. Authentication and Configuration The client automatically manages the Authorization header using an API key [1]. API Key: When you provide an api_key, the client automatically sets an Authorization: Bearer <api_key> header [1][2]. You can provide this in two ways: 1. Constructor argument: AsyncOgxClient(api_key="your-api-key") [1][3] 2. Environment variable: Set the OGX_CLIENT_API_KEY environment variable [1][3]. Constructor arguments take precedence over environment variables [1][2]. Base URL: You can configure the server endpoint using the base_url parameter [1]. 1. Constructor argument: AsyncOgxClient(base_url="http://your-server:port") [1][3] 2. Environment variable: Set the OGX_CLIENT_BASE_URL environment variable [1][3]. Example Usage import asyncio from ogx_client import AsyncOgxClient async def main: # The client will use OGX_CLIENT_API_KEY and OGX_CLIENT_BASE_URL # from the environment if not provided explicitly async with AsyncOgxClient( api_key="your-api-key", base_url="http://localhost:8321") as client: models = await client.models.list if name == "main": asyncio.run(main) Key Implementation Details - Precedence: Explicit constructor arguments > environment variables > default values [2]. - Authorization: If an api_key is provided, it sets the Authorization: Bearer header [1]. This takes precedence over any Authorization header manually included in default_headers or custom headers [2]. - Migration Note: In versions 1.1.4 and later, the library streamlined how configuration is handled compared to older versions [1]. Avoid using the older configuration patterns if you are on 1.2.5 [1].
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Use HTTPS for the OGX service. Both fixtures pass ogx.api_key to AsyncOgxClient, which sends it as a bearer token. An http:// endpoint exposes the token on the network. Configure HTTPS with certificate validation.
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In
`@tests/e2e/configuration/server-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction-disabled.yaml`
around lines 12 - 13, Update the OGX endpoint configuration in both
tests/e2e/configuration/server-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction-disabled.yaml
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tests/e2e/configuration/server-mode/lightspeed-stack-compaction.yaml lines 12-13
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…lementation) Author the behave scenarios for conversation compaction from the design document alone, ahead of the step definitions (LCORE-2230), so the test shape follows the intended behaviour rather than the implementation. The scenarios observe compaction strictly from outside the deployed stack — e2e steps never touch src/ (docs/testing/e2e_testing.md, "Choosing the Test Layer") — which leaves exactly the surfaces the design exposes over HTTP: - context_status on /v1/query responses: "full" while compaction never triggers, "summarized" once a three-turn conversation crosses the configured threshold (R7, driven by R1/R9 configuration). - The assistant still recalls a fact stated before the summary. - The Conversations API keeps serving every user query after compaction (R6). - /v1/streaming_query emits a compaction event before the first token and carries context_status in its end event (R12, R7). - enabled: false is a full off-switch: context_status stays "full" past the threshold. Buffer semantics, additive summarization, the summarization model and prompt, tiktoken estimation and per-conversation blocking are internal and belong to the integration layer (LCORE-1574). Fixtures: lightspeed-stack-compaction.yaml and lightspeed-stack-compaction-disabled.yaml per mode, derived from the mode's base configuration. They register a deliberately small context window for the CI model (openai/gpt-4o-mini: 2000 tokens) and a 10% threshold above a 100-token floor, so three turns cross the trigger; the real provider window is untouched, this only drives the local estimate. The window key is model-specific, so the scenarios that need it carry @openai-only, the same gating the unified-mode boot scenarios use on the providers matrix. tests/e2e/test_list.txt gains the feature; behave --dry-run parses it with the nine new step patterns reported as undefined and every other step matched.
…ature to three scenarios Review rework of the conversation-compaction feature file. Scenarios. The six scenarios collapse into three. The base-config "full" scenario duplicated the disabled one and is gone. The "summarized", "recall" and "history" scenarios exercised the same three turns and are now one scenario; the streaming and disabled scenarios stay separate because they observe different surfaces (the SSE stream, the off switch). Deterministic trigger. The old scenarios relied on three ordinary queries adding up to the threshold, so the crossing turn depended on response length. Now the first two turns ask the model to reply with "OK" only and each plants one fact, and the third query is a fixed 248-token paragraph that crosses the 200-token threshold on its own (2000-token window, ratio 0.1, floor 100). With buffer_turns 1 nothing can be summarized before the third turn, so context_status is asserted "full" on turns one and two and "summarized" on turn three. The third query also asks for both facts: turn one is in the summary, turn two is the verbatim buffer, so one answer covers summary recall and buffer recall. Fixtures. The pii-redaction shield is dropped: it cost tokens on every turn and its \d+ rule would have rewritten the cluster name the recall assertion looks for. context_windows now lists every provider/model pair the e2e workflows run (openai, azure, google-vertex, watsonx, aws-bedrock) instead of only openai, and the @openai-only tags go away with it. The vLLM runs take their model id from an env var and context_windows keys are not env-substituted, so they are not listed. Skip. The feature is tagged @Skip at feature level until LCORE-2230 lands the nine step definitions; Konflux runs the whole test list and would fail on undefined steps. The description drops the R-references. Rebased onto main after the OGX rename: the server-mode fixtures now read the OGX host from E2E_OGX_HOSTNAME like the base fixture does.
…eature Implements the step patterns the LCORE-1673 feature file left undefined, observing compaction from outside the deployed stack only: the context_status field on query responses, the compaction event and the end event's context_status on the native stream, and the user queries the Conversations API keeps serving after compaction. Nothing here imports or runs anything under src/; the internals are integration tests (LCORE-1574). The feature loses its @Skip tag and @cfg_compaction joins the "other" GitHub shard and the Makefile's default tag expression, so the scenarios run in CI from this change on. One gate step, "the active model has a registered context window", skips a scenario when the active provider/model has no entry under inference.context_windows in the copied lightspeed-stack.yaml. The provider workflows run the whole test list, and the vLLM-backed runs (rhaiis, rhelai) take their model id from an env var that mapping keys cannot pick up, so without the gate those runs would wait for a "summarized" status that can never arrive.
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Implements LCORE-2230: the step definitions for
conversation-compaction.feature(LCORE-1673, #2611; this PR is stacked on that branch and carries its commits), plus the CI wiring. After this lands the three compaction scenarios go from skipped to executing.Five patterns in
tests/e2e/features/steps/conversation_compaction.py, all observing the deployed stack from outside per the test-layer boundary indocs/testing/e2e_testing.md:the active model has a registered context windowThe service uses ...step applied; skips the scenario whencontext.default_provider/default_modelhas noinference.context_windowsentryThe response context_status is "<status>"/v1/queryJSON bodyThe conversation history includes the following user queriesusermessage acrosschat_historyfrom GET conversationThe streamed response contains a compaction event before the first tokendata:payloads in order;compactionmust precede the firsttokenThe streamed response end event has context_status "<status>"endevent payloadWhy the gate step. The provider and rhaiis workflows run
make test-e2e, the whole test list with only@skipexcluded. The vLLM-backed runs take their model id from an env var, andcontext_windowskeys are not env-substituted, so those runs have no window entry, the trigger never fires and asummarizedassertion could never pass. The gate resolves the fixture source path the same wayconfigure_servicedoes (not the repo-root copy, which Prow never writes because the config goes into a ConfigMap) and skips viacontext.scenario.skip, the same pattern the shield steps use in library mode.CI: the feature loses its
@skiptag;@cfg_compactionjoins theothershard ine2e_tests.yamland the Makefile's defaultE2E_BEHAVE_TAG_EXPR, so the feature runs in both deployment modes.SSE decoding is local to the module: the shared
_parse_streaming_responsekeeps only what existing steps use and drops unknown events, and these assertions need event order, not a reconstructed answer.Type of change
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Lint on the new module: black and ruff clean; pylint reports only the
not-callable/import-errornoise every behave step module in this repo gets.Gate resolver: checked by hand for both modes; resolves to
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E2E: library / ci / otherandE2E: server / ci / otherjobs on this PR run the three scenarios against the real stack. That is the pass/fail gate for the threshold arithmetic (2000-token window, 10% ratio, 100-token floor, 248-token third query).