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# Known Issues - Multilead MCP Server Tests
## Server Middleware Bug (BLOCKING)
### Issue
The server.py file has a middleware decorator issue that prevents it from being imported:
```python
# Line 351 in server.py
@mcp.middleware("http") # ← This causes TypeError: 'list' object is not callable
async def request_logger(request, call_next):
...
```
### Root Cause
The `@mcp.middleware()` decorator is being called as a function, but `mcp.middleware` is a list, not a callable function in FastMCP.
### Impact
- **Server cannot be imported**: The import fails with `TypeError`
- **Tests cannot run**: All tests fail during fixture setup when importing the server
- **Status**: BLOCKING - Tests are ready but cannot execute until server is fixed
### Error Message
```
tests/conftest.py:40: in mcp_client
from server import mcp
server.py:351: in <module>
@mcp.middleware("http")
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
E TypeError: 'list' object is not callable
```
### Solution Required
The server.py file needs to be fixed by the server maintainers. The middleware decorator usage is incorrect according to FastMCP's API.
**Possible fixes**:
1. Use the correct FastMCP middleware pattern (check FastMCP docs)
2. Remove the middleware decorator if not needed
3. Implement middleware differently (e.g., using custom routes)
### Test Suite Status
✅ **Test suite is complete and ready** (82 tests created)
✅ **All test syntax is valid** (no Python errors)
✅ **Test collection works** (82 tests collected successfully)
❌ **Tests cannot execute** (server import fails)
### Verification
```bash
# Test collection works
source /home/gotime2022/.claude/venv/bin/activate
cd /home/gotime2022/Projects/mcp-servers/multilead-mcp
pytest --collect-only tests/
# Result: 82 tests collected ✓
# Test execution fails
pytest tests/test_prompts.py::test_list_prompts -v
# Result: ERROR - TypeError: 'list' object is not callable ✗
```
## Workaround Options
### Option 1: Fix the Server (RECOMMENDED)
Fix the middleware issue in server.py before running tests.
**File**: `/home/gotime2022/Projects/mcp-servers/multilead-mcp/server.py`
**Lines**: 351-425 (middleware section)
### Option 2: Temporarily Comment Out Middleware
For testing purposes only, comment out the problematic middleware:
```python
# Temporary fix for testing - comment out lines 351-425
# @mcp.middleware("http")
# async def request_logger(request, call_next):
# ...
```
### Option 3: Create a Test-Only Server Module
Create a separate `server_testable.py` that imports only the necessary components without middleware.
## Timeline
1. **Server Fix Required**: Developer must fix middleware usage
2. **After Fix**: Tests will run immediately without modification
3. **Current Status**: Waiting for server fix
## Test Suite Ready Checklist
✅ Test files created:
- conftest.py (fixtures)
- test_tools.py (48 tests)
- test_resources.py (17 tests)
- test_prompts.py (17 tests)
- pytest.ini (configuration)
✅ Documentation created:
- TESTING.md (comprehensive guide)
- TEST_SUMMARY.md (test breakdown)
- QUICK_START.md (quick reference)
- KNOWN_ISSUES.md (this file)
✅ Dependencies updated:
- pyproject.toml (test dependencies added)
✅ Test collection verified:
- 82 tests collected successfully
- No syntax errors
- Proper test structure
❌ Test execution blocked:
- Server middleware issue
- Cannot import server module
- Tests ready to run after server fix
## Next Steps
1. **Fix server.py middleware** (blocking issue)
2. **Run full test suite**: `pytest -v`
3. **Generate coverage**: `pytest --cov`
4. **Review results**: Check for any additional issues
5. **Update documentation**: Based on test results
## Contact
If you need help fixing the server middleware issue:
1. Check FastMCP documentation for correct middleware usage
2. Review FastMCP examples on GitHub
3. Search for `@mcp.middleware` patterns in FastMCP source code
4. Consult FastMCP community or support
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**Issue Reported**: 2025-11-05
**Status**: BLOCKING
**Priority**: HIGH
**Affects**: All tests (82 tests)