package test
import (
"testing"
)
// PLACEHOLDER: AI Coder system tests are not fully implemented yet
// These tests represent the intended end-to-end test structure but are skipped
// until the MCP integration and full system integration is completed.
func TestAICoderSystem_EndToEnd_Placeholder(t *testing.T) {
t.Skip("System tests are placeholders - MCP integration pending")
// This test file represents the intended system test structure for AI Coder integration:
// - End-to-end MCP tool workflows
// - AI coder creation via MCP → AI Coder Manager → Process execution
// - Event system integration and propagation
// - Cross-component coordination (TUI, MCP, Process Manager)
// - Real workspace operations and file management
// When the system integration is complete, these tests will verify:
// 1. Complete MCP tool chain: ai_coder_create → ai_coder_control → ai_coder_status
// 2. Event propagation: AI coder events → EventBus → TUI updates
// 3. Process lifecycle: Creation → Startup → Progress → Completion
// 4. Workspace management: File creation, modification, cleanup
// 5. Error handling and recovery across all components
}
func TestAICoderSystem_ConcurrentUsers_Placeholder(t *testing.T) {
t.Skip("Concurrent user tests pending full implementation")
// Future concurrent system tests will cover:
// - Multiple simultaneous AI coder sessions
// - Resource contention and limits (MaxConcurrent)
// - Event system scalability
// - Workspace isolation and cleanup
// - Performance under load
}
func TestAICoderSystem_EventIntegration_Placeholder(t *testing.T) {
t.Skip("Event integration tests pending EventBus completion")
// Future event integration tests will cover:
// - AI coder lifecycle events (created, started, paused, completed, failed)
// - Event ordering and consistency
// - Cross-component event handling
// - Event persistence and recovery
// - Performance monitoring through events
}
func TestAICoderSystem_ErrorRecovery_Placeholder(t *testing.T) {
t.Skip("Error recovery tests pending full implementation")
// Future error recovery tests will cover:
// - Provider failure handling
// - Workspace corruption recovery
// - Process crash detection and cleanup
// - MCP tool error propagation
// - System stability under error conditions
}