"""Shared pytest fixtures. Cache invalidation: ``load_settings`` (and the timezone helper that reads it) are ``functools.cache``-d for hot paths in production. Tests that monkeypatch ``EVEROS_*`` env vars must see fresh settings on each function — clear both caches around every test to keep results deterministic regardless of declaration order. Cross-suite fixtures: ``long_conversation`` lives here (not under ``tests/e2e/conftest.py``) because both ``tests/e2e/`` and ``tests/integration/search/`` depend on it — pytest conftest cascades down the directory tree, so a fixture defined under ``tests/e2e/`` is invisible to siblings. """ from __future__ import annotations import json from collections.abc import Iterator from pathlib import Path import pytest _FIXTURE_DIR = Path(__file__).resolve().parent / "fixtures" _LONG_CONV_PATH = _FIXTURE_DIR / "long_conversation_locomo_caroline_melanie.json" @pytest.fixture(autouse=True) def _isolate_everos_root(monkeypatch: pytest.MonkeyPatch, tmp_path: Path) -> None: """Pin ``EVEROS_ROOT`` so no test reads the developer's own ``everos.toml``. ``Settings`` resolves its TOML source through ``resolve_root()``, so any field a test does not pass explicitly is filled from the real config file on the machine running the suite. A developer who has, say, enabled ``[observability]`` locally then sees failures in tests that assert the default-off behaviour — green in CI, red on their machine, and unrelated to whatever they were changing. Tests that exercise root resolution itself override this: their own ``setenv`` / ``delenv`` runs inside the test body, after this fixture. """ monkeypatch.setenv("EVEROS_ROOT", str(tmp_path)) @pytest.fixture(autouse=True) def _reset_settings_cache() -> Iterator[None]: import structlog from everos.component.utils import datetime as dt_module from everos.config import load_settings # ``configure_logging`` (called by some e2e fixtures / the CLI entry) # sets ``cache_logger_on_first_use=True``; once a logger is cached, # ``structlog.testing.capture_logs`` can no longer intercept events, # which silently breaks log-assertion tests that run *after* it in the # same process. Reset structlog to defaults around every test so that # global config never leaks across the suite. structlog.reset_defaults() load_settings.cache_clear() dt_module._display_tz.cache_clear() yield structlog.reset_defaults() load_settings.cache_clear() dt_module._display_tz.cache_clear() @pytest.fixture(autouse=True) def _reset_embedding_capability_singleton() -> Iterator[None]: """Force embedding capability to ``available=False`` for every test. ``get_embedding_capability()`` lazily builds a process-wide singleton on first call (see ``component.embedding.accessor``). Leaving the cache as ``None`` between tests lets the accessor read ambient settings — ``~/.everos/everos.toml`` on a developer machine, ``.env`` when loaded — which turns test outcomes into a function of the host environment. Pre-seeding a ``Capability(provider=None)`` keeps the suite hermetic: any body-guard that reads ``.available`` sees ``False`` unless the test explicitly opts in by re-assigning ``acc._capability`` (or patching the strategy module's own ``get_embedding_capability`` reference). """ import everos.component.embedding.accessor as acc from everos.component.embedding import EmbeddingCapability acc._capability = EmbeddingCapability(provider=None) yield acc._capability = None @pytest.fixture(autouse=True) def _reset_rerank_capability_singleton() -> Iterator[None]: """Force rerank capability to ``available=False`` for every test. See :func:`_reset_embedding_capability_singleton` for rationale — the rerank accessor has the same lazy-singleton shape. """ import everos.component.rerank.accessor as acc from everos.component.rerank import RerankCapability acc._capability = RerankCapability(provider=None) yield acc._capability = None @pytest.fixture(autouse=True) def _reset_multimodal_capability_singleton() -> Iterator[None]: """Force multimodal capability to ``available=False`` for every test. See :func:`_reset_embedding_capability_singleton` for rationale — the multimodal accessor has the same lazy-singleton shape. """ import everos.component.multimodal.accessor as acc from everos.component.multimodal import MultimodalLLMCapability acc._capability = MultimodalLLMCapability(provider=None) yield acc._capability = None @pytest.fixture(scope="session") def long_conversation() -> dict: """LoCoMo conv_0 fixture (419 messages, 19 batches, one session).""" return json.loads(_LONG_CONV_PATH.read_text())