- Updated the testing philosophy to emphasize investigation of failing tests, clarifying that failures may indicate either code bugs or invalid tests.
- Revised success criteria to focus on analyzing failing tests rather than skipping them, ensuring a thorough understanding of test outcomes.
- Enhanced documentation on failure triage and anti-patterns to avoid, promoting a more robust approach to quality assurance in testing.
- Resolved issues with nested orphan file removal, ensuring that both top-level and nested orphan files are correctly handled.
- Improved directory removal logic to gracefully handle cases where directories may have already been removed, preventing crashes.
- Enhanced the path scanning algorithm to accurately collect all source directories defined in the project, addressing missing paths in the syncback process.
- Updated logging to provide clearer debug information during directory scanning and error handling in the syncback operations.
- Completed the implementation of roundtrip tests to validate the syncback process, ensuring that building a project, syncing back, and rebuilding produces semantically identical outputs.
- Created a new utility module for roundtrip testing, including functions for running builds and asserting directory equality.
- Developed clean mode stress tests to verify that syncing back to a dirty directory yields identical results to syncing back to a fresh directory, covering various mutation scenarios.
- Updated existing test modules to incorporate new test cases and ensure consistency in handling standalone scripts transitioning to directory format when children are added.
- Introduced a new testing plan for comprehensive Lua plugin stress tests, covering edge cases, large-scale scenarios, and abuse testing.
- Detailed todos for creating various test modules, including diff, apply, reify, property handling, encoding, and integration tests.
- Emphasized the importance of testing for concurrent workflows and error recovery in the plugin architecture.
