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test(e2e): ask Flow whether the retired-route diagnosis is still true (#875) - #887
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…#875) #886 fixed what gflow says when a labs tRPC route answers 404 "Flow RPCs have been deprecated and disabled", and covered it with unit tests over a captured body. Those prove our classifier does what we think. They cannot prove Flow still answers the way we captured it — and if Flow changes the wording, un-retires the route, or starts answering 401, they stay green while the user-facing remediation goes quietly wrong again. That is the gap this repo exists to close, so #886 left it as recorded debt. This pays it. The test asserts the remediation names the retired route and #639, and never tells the user to check a payload that is fine, simplify a prompt that does not exist, file a bug for a condition Flow documents in the body being classified, or set GFLOW_CLI_FLOW_HOST — measured not to help, because this read has no migrated arm. Two choices make it runnable on any profile in the nightly canary, with no extra configuration and no account writes: - No project fixture. The route is retired before any project lookup, so the diagnosis is project-independent and a syntactically valid id is enough. - It SKIPS rather than passes when the labs tRPC API still answers. A silent green would let a cohort change retire the test without anyone noticing, which is the skip_on_migrated_host failure mode in reverse. Verified live on denon82 (2026-09-20): passes in 11.9s against real Flow, and — with the detection marker disabled — fails with the pre-fix message verbatim, so it is a guard rather than a test that can only pass. Deselected by default; runs only under -m e2e_auth with GFLOW_CLI_E2E_PROFILE set.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds an authenticated, read-only E2E test for retired labs route diagnosis. It validates retirement guidance, handles available or unrelated routes with skips, and documents the test in both E2E inventories and the changelog. ChangesRetired route diagnosis
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~12 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new canary can miss changes to the retirement guidance it is intended to protect. The test should assert the issue reference and report unrecognized matching refusals rather than silently skipping them. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@tests/e2e/test_retired_labs_route_diagnosis_e2e.py`:
- Line 75: Update the assertion in the retired-labs route diagnosis test to
require an actual issue reference, accepting “#639” or “/issues/639” rather than
any occurrence of “639”; preserve the existing failure message.
- Around line 61-64: Update the exception handling around
FlowApiClient.list_characters() so retired-route refusals are classified using
stable response fields rather than only the literal “deprecated” detail text. Do
not skip an otherwise matching projectInitialData refusal when its wording
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| if "deprecated" not in (exc.detail or "").lower(): | ||
| # A different wire failure. Not this test's subject, and asserting | ||
| # on it would make an unrelated outage look like a #875 regression. | ||
| pytest.skip(f"not the retirement refusal: {exc.detail!r}") |
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Do not skip an unrecognized projectInitialData refusal.
FlowApiClient.list_characters() sends the projectInitialData request, and every unhandled 4xx becomes WireFormatError. The retirement classifier recognizes only the literal "flow rpcs have been deprecated" marker. If Flow keeps returning the retired route response but changes that wording, this branch skips before checking the remediation and hides the contract change. Classify the retired response with stable response fields, and fail when an otherwise matching refusal is not recognized.
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In `@tests/e2e/test_retired_labs_route_diagnosis_e2e.py` around lines 61 - 64,
Update the exception handling around FlowApiClient.list_characters() so
retired-route refusals are classified using stable response fields rather than
only the literal “deprecated” detail text. Do not skip an otherwise matching
projectInitialData refusal when its wording changes; fail the test if the
response is a retirement refusal but lacks the expected classification or
remediation.
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| # It must still say something actionable rather than merely stop. | ||
| assert "projectInitialData" in hint, f"does not name the retired route: {hint}" | ||
| assert "639" in hint, f"does not point at the port that would fix it: {hint}" |
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Assert the actual #639 reference.
"639" in hint accepts unrelated numbers. Require an issue reference such as #639 or /issues/639 so this test proves the documented remediation contract.
Proposed fix
- assert "639" in hint, f"does not point at the port that would fix it: {hint}"
+ assert "`#639`" in hint or "/issues/639" in hint, (
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| assert "639" in hint, f"does not point at the port that would fix it: {hint}" | |
| assert "#639" in hint or "/issues/639" in hint, ( | |
| f"does not point at the port that would fix it: {hint}" | |
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minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/e2e/test_retired_labs_route_diagnosis_e2e.py` at line 75, Update the
assertion in the retired-labs route diagnosis test to require an actual issue
reference, accepting “#639” or “/issues/639” rather than any occurrence of
“639”; preserve the existing failure message.
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Summary
Pays the debt #886 recorded. Refs #875.
#886 fixed what gflow says when a labs tRPC route answers
404 "Flow RPCs have been deprecated and disabled", and covered it with unit tests over a captured body. Those prove our classifier does what we think. They cannot prove Flow still answers the way we captured it — and if Flow changes the wording, un-retires the route, or starts answering 401, they stay green while the user-facing remediation goes quietly wrong again.That is the gap this repo exists to close, so #886 shipped with it named as known debt rather than dropped. This closes it in the same session, which is the point — "recorded, not omitted" is a record of a blocker, never a substitute for the run, and there was no blocker here.
What it asserts
On a live call, when the route is retired, the remediation must:
Check request payload parameters— the payload is finesimpler prompt—character listis a read with no promptFile a bug— Flow documents the condition in the body we classifiedGFLOW_CLI_FLOW_HOST— measured not to help; this read has no migrated armTwo choices that make it survive in the canary
No project fixture. The route is retired before any project lookup, so the diagnosis is project-independent and a syntactically valid id suffices. That is what lets it run on any profile with no extra configuration — a test that needs an env var nobody sets is a test that never runs.
It skips rather than passes when the labs tRPC API still answers. A silent green would let a cohort change retire this test without anyone noticing — the
skip_on_migrated_hostfailure mode in reverse. Same discipline astest_credits_never_sends_a_live_profile_to_re_login.Verification
Live on
denon82, 2026-09-20, $0 — one read-only GET, no generation, no account writes.developThe falsification run failed with the pre-fix message verbatim:
So it is a regression guard, not a test that can only pass.
1 deselectedon a bare run) — runs only under-m e2e_authwithGFLOW_CLI_E2E_PROFILEruff check/ruff format --check— clean ·pyright src— 0 errorscheck_repo_hygiene.py·check_doc_links.py·check_website_docs_pii.py·check_council_memory.py— cleangenerate_website_docs.py --check— mirror in sync (regenerated for the E2E_TESTING entry)docs/E2E_TESTING.md— added to the inventory with a section on why the offline test cannot substituteNot included
No source change. This is test + docs only, so there is nothing for the MCP parity axes to mirror.
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