import pytest
import os
import sys
from crash_mcp.session import CrashSession
# Point to our mock crash script
MOCK_CRASH_PATH = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'mock_crash.py')
def test_session_start_and_command():
# Use python to interpret the mock script to avoid shebang issues if any
# But usually creating a wrapper or using the absolute path is fine.
# We will use 'python3 path/to/mock_crash.py' as the command effectively?
# CrashSession expects a binary path. We can use a wrapper or just path to script if it is executable.
# Let's ensure it is executable
assert os.access(MOCK_CRASH_PATH, os.X_OK)
session = CrashSession(
dump_path="vmcore_dummy",
kernel_path="vmlinux_dummy",
binary_path=MOCK_CRASH_PATH
)
try:
session.start(timeout=5)
assert session.is_active()
output = session.execute_command("sys")
assert "KERNEL: /usr/lib/debug/lib/modules/6.5.0/vmlinux" in output
assert "DUMPFILE: /var/crash/127.0.0.1-2023-10-10/vmcore" in output
output2 = session.execute_command("bt")
assert "mock output for: bt" in output2
finally:
session.close()
assert not session.is_active()
def test_discovery_helper(tmp_path):
from crash_mcp.discovery import CrashDiscovery
d = tmp_path / "subdir"
d.mkdir()
p = d / "vmcore"
p.write_text("content")
dumps = CrashDiscovery.find_dumps([str(tmp_path)])
assert len(dumps) == 1
assert dumps[0]['filename'] == "vmcore"
# Test KERNEL MATCHING (Same dir)
k = d / "vmlinux-6.5.0"
k.write_text("kernel")
match = CrashDiscovery.match_kernel(str(p), [str(tmp_path)])
print(f"Match result: {match}")
assert match == str(k)
