🧪 Add unit test for quickstart init_kernel#28
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Adds `test_quickstart.py` to cover all three execution paths of `init_kernel` in `quickstart.py`: 1. Successful bootstrap execution. 2. Fallback to `subprocess.run` on failure. 3. Fallback to `_manual_init` if subprocess fallback fails. Co-authored-by: mapleleaflatte03 <240846662+mapleleaflatte03@users.noreply.github.com>
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….path Importing `quickstart.py` in `test_quickstart.py` modifies the global `sys.path` by inserting `KERNEL_DIR` at the front. When run inside a CI test runner executing all tests, this mutation prevents subsequent test files from importing the `kernel` package correctly (resulting in `ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'kernel'`). The test file has been updated to save and perfectly restore `sys.path` after importing `quickstart` to isolate side effects. Co-authored-by: mapleleaflatte03 <240846662+mapleleaflatte03@users.noreply.github.com>
Move the import of `quickstart.py` inside a controlled `setUpClass` scope with proper `sys.path` isolation, keeping it out of the global test module namespace to prevent the test runner discovery process from absorbing the polluted environment state. Co-authored-by: mapleleaflatte03 <240846662+mapleleaflatte03@users.noreply.github.com>
Completely purge `quickstart` and imported kernel modules from `sys.modules` after running the quickstart test isolation block to prevent python from serving them out of cache during subsequent component test discovery. Co-authored-by: mapleleaflatte03 <240846662+mapleleaflatte03@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: The previously untested
init_kernelfunction inquickstart.pynow has full test coverage.📊 Coverage: The new test suite (
test_quickstart.py) covers all primary execution paths:subprocess.run(whenbootstrap()raises an exception) resulting in success.subprocess.runresulting in failure, which then triggers_manual_init.✨ Result: Enhanced test coverage and increased reliability of the kernel initialization sequence. No new regressions were introduced (verified by full suite execution).
PR created automatically by Jules for task 1310380855484425039 started by @mapleleaflatte03