function main_v46
Orchestrates the application of multiple critical fixes to align test code with real application behavior, including user agent, metadata, page data, JWT, and field corrections.
/tf/active/vicechatdev/e-ink-llm/cloudtest/implementation_fixer.py
368 - 393
moderate
Purpose
This function serves as the main entry point for an implementation fixing tool that applies a series of corrections to test code to match the behavior of a real application. It instantiates an ImplementationFixer object, applies six different types of fixes (user agent, metadata source, page data content, last opened field, JWT device description, and creates a fixed upload test), generates a summary of applied fixes, and provides next steps for verification. This is typically used in development/testing scenarios where test code needs to be synchronized with production application behavior.
Source Code
def main():
"""Apply all critical fixes to match real app behavior"""
print("š§ IMPLEMENTATION FIXER")
print("=" * 50)
print("Applying fixes identified by dry run analysis...")
fixer = ImplementationFixer()
# Apply all fixes
fixer.fix_user_agent()
fixer.fix_metadata_source()
fixer.fix_pagedata_content()
fixer.fix_last_opened_field()
fixer.fix_jwt_device_description()
fixer.create_fixed_upload_test()
# Generate summary
fixer.generate_fix_summary()
print("\nšÆ NEXT STEPS:")
print("1. Review the fixes applied above")
print("2. Run 'python3 fixed_upload_test.py' to verify fixed structure")
print("3. Test with actual upload once satisfied with the fixes")
print("4. Manually update JWT device description in auth process")
return len(fixer.fixes_applied) > 0
Return Value
Returns a boolean value indicating whether any fixes were successfully applied. Returns True if at least one fix was applied (len(fixer.fixes_applied) > 0), False otherwise. This allows calling code to determine if the fixing process made any changes.
Dependencies
jsonostimepathlibtyping
Required Imports
import json
import os
import time
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Dict
from typing import Any
Usage Example
if __name__ == '__main__':
success = main()
if success:
print('Fixes applied successfully')
else:
print('No fixes were applied')
exit(0 if success else 1)
Best Practices
- Review the console output carefully to understand which fixes were applied
- Run the generated 'fixed_upload_test.py' to verify the fixes before using in production
- Ensure the ImplementationFixer class is properly implemented with all required fix methods
- Check that you have write permissions in the directory where this function is executed
- Consider running this in a test environment first before applying to production code
- The function prints next steps - follow them sequentially for best results
- Manually verify JWT device description changes as noted in the output
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