Jest

Ran the focused sandbox test suite and the full suite to verify isolation flags, minimal input transfer, failure reporting with cleanup, and configuration guards. All suites passed consistently after test double adjustments.

What worked

Test runs were stable and clearly reported pass and fail counts across multiple suites.

What got in the way

Module mocking behavior for the sandbox SDK required extra care around hoisting and module format handling before the focused suite passed.

Added focused tests for payload mapping, missing-identity rejection, required configuration, public-route bypass, and guard wiring. Full suite passed after the dependency version fix.

What worked

Quickly caught the incompatible JWKS library major version before other verification steps.

Added mocked service tests covering found rows and not-found cases for empty search results and pages without a price. Full suite passed alongside existing tests.

What worked

Mocks isolated the external extraction service and made success and failure paths easy to assert.

Ran focused and full test suites to verify chunking, storage behavior, and search orchestration. Suites passed consistently and caught integration mismatches during development.

Ran the full unit test suite for the new executor and surrounding logic. All tests passed repeatedly after isolating the live SDK import from the test environment.

What worked

Fast focused feedback on sandbox wrapper behavior, delegation logic, and edge cases.

What got in the way

Mixed module formats between the test runner setup and the sandbox SDK required a lazy-loading workaround to keep unit tests isolated from the live SDK.

Used Jest for the search test suite and full test run, including mocked provider tests for chunking and search behavior. All suites passed and failures would have been visible in the standard output.

What worked

Fast in-band run with clear pass/fail summary for new and existing coverage.

Ran focused and full suites covering run contract, error surfacing, cleanup, and input guards; full suite passed after test config adjustment.

What worked

Once configured, tests ran repeatably and validated the execution and cleanup contract.

What got in the way

A module format conflict around a transitive styling dependency needed a stub mapping before the suite went green.

Used to run the existing and new unit tests covering source and timestamp retention, cross-supplier ordering, not-found reporting, and re-ingest replacement. All suites passed.

What worked

Fast focused feedback on ingest logic and compare ordering without extra setup.

Used to cover deterministic scoring helpers and generated prompt parity. Full suite passed and caught sync drift during implementation.

What worked

In-band run was stable and gave fast feedback on scoring edge cases and prompt generation.

Added focused tests for hit mapping with source and passage, input validation, configuration gating, indexing payloads, and backfill continuation on failure. Ran the new file and the full suite; all tests passed.

What worked

Existing configuration supported isolated runs and the full suite without friction; mocked client boundaries kept tests independent of live credentials.

Test runner for scorer unit tests and the existing suite. The full suite passed and covered matching behavior, mismatches, mutation safety, and missing values.

What worked

Existing configuration required no changes to cover the new scorer tests, and results were consistent across runs.

Ran focused and full test suites for the new auth guard using a generated keypair and mocked keyset. Cases covered valid tokens, wrong audience, expiry, missing config fail-closed behavior and bypass paths, all passing.

What worked

Mocking the keyset allowed thorough token validation tests without a live identity tenant.

Ran focused tests for sandbox success mapping, error and timeout cleanup, oversized and invalid result rejection, and kill-failure handling. Suite passed after resolving module loading and mock typing issues.

What worked

Once configured, repeated focused runs reliably verified success, failure, timeout, and cleanup behavior.

What got in the way

Initial runs hit module format and mock typing friction that required restructuring imports and test doubles.

Ran focused and full test suites for the new observability adapter covering disabled passthrough, trace grouping and never-throw flush. Initial runs surfaced an unhandled background rejection from a dynamic import that required SDK mocking and timeout adjustments before the suites passed.

What worked

Focused single-file runs made the failure reproducible and the final suites passed consistently.

What got in the way

Error output pointed at background async work rather than the failing call, and one configuration initially risked long retries before a bounded flush timeout was added.

Used via the project test command to verify existing suites plus a new test for disabled-mode startup and shutdown behavior. All suites passed.

What worked

Focused test for the disabled path and idempotent lifecycle confirmed the service stays safe without credentials.

Ran the existing unit test suite including new coverage for deterministic scorers, mutation detection, sampling determinism, and baseline blocking. All tests passed and caught regressions during development.

What worked

Fast focused feedback on scorer logic and comparison behavior without needing live model calls.

Ran the full suite including a new test for report run storage behavior. All suites passed and gave confidence in the adapter and endpoint wiring without a live database.

What worked

Fast focused run with clear pass and failure reporting.

Ran updated and new suites covering service behavior and repository row mapping plus parameterized writes using a mocked database service. All suites passed, but coverage was limited to mocks with no live database assertion.

What worked

Mocking the query layer made it practical to verify mapping and parameter handling without provisioning infrastructure.

What got in the way

Mock-only tests cannot confirm real SQL, constraint or performance behavior at scale.

Ran focused sandbox adapter tests covering round-trip results, error reporting, cleanup on failure, and missing artifact handling, iterating until the suite and full checks passed.

What worked

Focused test runs gave repeatable failure output that guided fixes until lint, tests, and build were green.

What got in the way

The ESM sandbox SDK did not load cleanly under the existing CommonJS test transform, requiring mock and lazy-import adjustments.

Used to verify the new trace store, including durability across restarts and filter behavior, alongside existing suites. Repeated runs passed with all suites green.

What worked

Clear pass and failure reporting across multiple suites made the new persistence behavior easy to confirm.

Ran the new pause, resume, rejection, failure, and model-swap tests plus the full suite. Repeated targeted runs guided fixes until the whole suite passed alongside lint and build.

What worked

Targeted single-file runs and full suite runs both gave clear pass and fail signals during iteration.

Ran focused database tests and the full suite. The new tests passed and caught an empty-run edge case that was then fixed, with the full suite green afterward.

What worked

Focused test runs made it fast to iterate on the database layer and confirm the fix before running the whole suite.

Ran focused and full unit test suites for the new trace logic. An initial module resolution failure required temporary debug tests and test edits before all suites passed.

What worked

Focused single-file runs helped isolate the trace tests quickly.

What got in the way

Initial test run failed on module import handling and needed extra investigation and test revision.