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# Test Framework Organization Summary ## Changes Completed ### 1. Directory Structure Organization - Organized legacy PowerShell test scripts into proper subdirectories: - `legacy/basic/` - Contains simple tests - `legacy/core/` - Contains core functionality tests - `legacy/strategies/` - Contains strategy-specific tests - `legacy/strategies/hybrid/` - Hybrid strategy tests - `legacy/strategies/direct/` - Direct strategy tests (newly created) - `legacy/runners/` - Contains runner scripts previously in the root directory ### 2. Go Test Script Path Fixes - Fixed `run_go_tests.ps1` to directly run `main.go` instead of searching for tests in non-existent locations - Updated parameter handling for direct execution approach - Confirmed script runs correctly with updated paths ### 3. Import Issues Resolution - Fixed issues in `legacy/utils/main.go`: - Removed non-existent testutils import - Implemented `runLegacyDirectTest` and `runLegacyHybridTest` functions directly in the file - Fixed syntax errors and verified successful execution ### 4. Direct Command Execution Pattern - Created new PowerShell test scripts for direct strategy testing: - `direct_strategy_test.ps1` - Primary direct strategy test - `direct_strat_verify.ps1` - Verification test for direct strategy - Ensured all test scripts follow consistent patterns - Verified that all Go test runners work successfully (main.go, direct_runner.go, hybrid_runner.go) ### 5. Test Runner Updates - Updated `run_tests.ps1` to include the direct strategy tests in: - The "all" test type - The "strategies" test type ### 6. Runner Script Organization - Moved all runner scripts to the `legacy/runners/` directory: - `run_go_tests.ps1` - Go test execution runner - `run_strategy_tests.ps1` - Strategy test execution runner - `run_tests_with_coverage.ps1` - Test coverage runner - Updated the main `run_tests.ps1` to reference the relocated scripts - Simplified directory structure with only `run_tests.ps1` in the root directory ## Testing Verification All tests have been run using `.\run_tests.ps1 -TestType strategies -VerboseOutput` and completed successfully: - Legacy direct strategy test - Legacy direct strategy verification - Legacy hybrid strategy test - Legacy hybrid strategy verification ## File Structure The current test framework structure is now: ``` scripts/testing/ ├── run_tests.ps1 # Main test runner ├── main.go # Main Go test entry point ├── direct_runner.go # Direct strategy Go runner ├── hybrid_runner.go # Hybrid strategy Go runner ├── e2e/ # Dedicated E2E test package │ └── e2e_test.go # E2E tests in their own package ├── integration/ # Dedicated integration test package │ └── integration_test.go # Integration tests in their own package ├── MIGRATION_STATUS.md # Documents the overall migration progress ├── ORGANIZATION_SUMMARY.md # This file - explains the directory structure ├── legacy/ │ ├── basic/ │ │ └── simple_test.ps1 │ ├── core/ │ │ ├── all_tools_test.ps1 │ │ └── e2e_test.ps1 │ ├── runners/ │ │ ├── run_go_tests.ps1 # Go test runner │ │ ├── run_strategy_tests.ps1 # Strategy test runner │ │ └── run_tests_with_coverage.ps1 # Coverage test runner │ ├── strategies/ │ │ ├── direct/ │ │ │ ├── direct_strategy_test.ps1 │ │ │ └── direct_strat_verify.ps1 │ │ ├── hybrid_strategy_test.ps1 │ │ └── hybrid_strat_verify.ps1 │ └── utils/ │ └── test_utils.ps1 ``` ## Latest Update (May 23, 2025) - Moved e2e_test.go to dedicated e2e/ directory to resolve package conflicts - Created proper package structure with dedicated subdirectories for specific test types - Fixed package import conflicts between testing packages and main package - Removed empty directories (basic/ and core/) as they're no longer needed - Updated documentation to reflect the new organization ## Next Steps - Add more comprehensive tests for both direct and hybrid strategies - Continue to improve test coverage for edge cases in all strategy implementations - Consider updating the wrapper scripts to include more verbose logging about delegating to legacy scripts - Update the project's main documentation to reflect the new testing organization - Consider creating a newer non-legacy testing framework that doesn't rely on PowerShell scripts