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…rn learning Phase 9: Testing & Documentation Integration Tests (test_patterns_integration.py): - Full workflow: refactor → feedback → learn → rank - Multiple feedback improves pattern statistics - Multi-project pattern isolation - Pattern database persistence across sessions - Feedback persistence across sessions - CLI feedback collection workflow - Learning improves ranking over time - Pattern cleanup preserves recent patterns Documentation (docs/PATTERN_LEARNING.md): - Comprehensive guide covering all aspects of pattern learning - Configuration examples (YAML and Python API) - Usage examples for CLI and Python API - Complete API reference for all pattern learning classes - Storage location and file structure documentation - Best practices and troubleshooting guide - Advanced usage examples - CI/CD integration examples Test Coverage: - 132 total tests (124 unit + 8 integration) - All tests passing - Comprehensive coverage of all pattern learning components Deliverables: - Complete integration test suite - Comprehensive user documentation - API documentation with examples - Best practices guide
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Pull request overview
Adds Phase 9 integration tests and comprehensive user documentation for Refactron’s Pattern Learning system.
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- Introduces an integration test suite covering end-to-end pattern learning workflows, persistence, and CLI feedback invocation.
- Adds a detailed Pattern Learning guide including configuration, API reference, and usage examples.
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| tests/test_patterns_integration.py | New integration tests for refactor → feedback → learn → rank workflows, persistence, and CLI feedback path. |
| docs/PATTERN_LEARNING.md | New comprehensive documentation for pattern learning concepts, configuration, storage, and examples. |
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| # If ranking is enabled, operations should be ranked | ||
| if refactron.pattern_ranker: | ||
| for op in result2.operations: | ||
| assert "ranking_score" in op.metadata | ||
| # The operation we accepted should have a higher score | ||
| if op.operation_id == first_op.operation_id: | ||
| assert op.metadata["ranking_score"] > 0 | ||
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In the second refactor pass, this check compares operation_id values across two separate refactor() runs. RefactoringOperation.operation_id is a UUID generated per instance, so the IDs won’t match and this assertion will never execute, meaning the test doesn’t actually validate that the previously-accepted pattern gets a higher ranking score. Consider matching on code_pattern_hash (or another stable signature such as operation_type + file_path + line_number) and asserting its score increases vs. the others or vs. the pre-learning run.
| # If ranking is enabled, operations should be ranked | |
| if refactron.pattern_ranker: | |
| for op in result2.operations: | |
| assert "ranking_score" in op.metadata | |
| # The operation we accepted should have a higher score | |
| if op.operation_id == first_op.operation_id: | |
| assert op.metadata["ranking_score"] > 0 | |
| # If ranking is enabled, operations should be ranked and | |
| # the previously accepted pattern should receive a higher score | |
| if refactron.pattern_ranker: | |
| # Baseline score from the first run for the accepted operation | |
| baseline_score = first_op.metadata.get("ranking_score") | |
| accepted_pattern_hash = first_op.metadata["code_pattern_hash"] | |
| # Find operations in the second run that match the accepted pattern | |
| matching_ops = [ | |
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| for op in result2.operations | |
| if op.metadata.get("code_pattern_hash") == accepted_pattern_hash | |
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| assert matching_ops, "No operations in second run match accepted pattern" | |
| for op in result2.operations: | |
| assert "ranking_score" in op.metadata | |
| # The matching operations should have a higher ranking score than before learning | |
| if baseline_score is not None: | |
| for op in matching_ops: | |
| assert op.metadata["ranking_score"] > baseline_score |
| # Record feedback on first operation (accept it) | ||
| if initial_ops: | ||
| op1 = initial_ops[0] | ||
| refactron.record_feedback( | ||
| operation_id=op1.operation_id, | ||
| action="accepted", | ||
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| # Refactor again - pattern should be learned | ||
| result2 = refactron.refactor(test_file, preview=True) | ||
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| patterns = refactron.pattern_storage.load_patterns() | ||
| assert len(patterns) > 0 | ||
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| # If ranking is enabled, the accepted operation should have a ranking score | ||
| if refactron.pattern_ranker and result2.operations: | ||
| for op in result2.operations: | ||
| if op.operation_type == op1.operation_type: | ||
| assert "ranking_score" in op.metadata | ||
| assert op.metadata["ranking_score"] >= 0 |
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op1 is only defined inside the if initial_ops: block, but it’s referenced later when asserting on op1.operation_type. If initial_ops is empty, this test will raise UnboundLocalError. Either pytest.skip() when no operations are generated, or structure the assertions so they only run when op1 is set.
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| def mock_refactron_init(self, config=None): | ||
| from refactron.core.config import RefactronConfig | ||
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| config = RefactronConfig( | ||
| enable_pattern_learning=True, | ||
| pattern_storage_dir=temp_storage_dir, | ||
| ) | ||
| # Call original __init__ but override storage | ||
| original_init(self, config) | ||
| self.pattern_storage = PatternStorage(storage_dir=temp_storage_dir) | ||
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This test defines mock_refactron_init but never applies it via monkeypatch, and it calls original_init which isn’t defined anywhere in this scope. As written, this is dead code that’s also broken if someone tries to wire it up later. Either remove the unused mock (and the unused monkeypatch fixture / PatternStorage import), or properly patch Refactron.__init__ by capturing the original and restoring it after the test.
| # Verify patterns are stored separately | ||
| patterns1 = refactron1.pattern_storage.load_patterns() | ||
| patterns2 = refactron2.pattern_storage.load_patterns() | ||
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| # Verify storage isolation (different directories) | ||
| assert storage1_dir != storage2_dir | ||
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| # If operations were generated and patterns learned, verify isolation | ||
| if op1 and op2 and (len(patterns1) > 0 or len(patterns2) > 0): | ||
| # Patterns should be stored in separate directories | ||
| assert storage1_dir.exists() or storage2_dir.exists() |
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This test is named/claimed as "patterns isolated by project", but the assertions only verify the two storage directories differ and that at least one directory exists. It doesn’t actually validate isolation (e.g., that patterns learned in storage1 are absent from storage2 and vice versa). Consider asserting on the contents of patterns1/patterns2 (e.g., their learned pattern_hash sets don’t overlap when feedback is recorded in both projects).
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| refactron refactor . --preview | ||
| env: | ||
| REFACTRON_PATTERN_STORAGE_DIR: ${{ github.workspace }}/.refactron/patterns |
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The GitHub Actions example sets REFACTRON_PATTERN_STORAGE_DIR, but the codebase doesn’t appear to read this environment variable (pattern storage is configured via RefactronConfig.pattern_storage_dir or auto-detected defaults). This will mislead users. Either document the supported configuration mechanism(s) here, or implement reading this env var and mapping it to pattern_storage_dir.
| refactron refactor . --preview | |
| env: | |
| REFACTRON_PATTERN_STORAGE_DIR: ${{ github.workspace }}/.refactron/patterns | |
| # Pattern storage is configured via RefactronConfig.pattern_storage_dir | |
| # or your project's Refactron configuration file (see Configuration Guide). | |
| refactron refactor . --preview |
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@docs/PATTERN_LEARNING.md`:
- Around line 1-3: Replace the emphasized tagline "**Learn from your refactoring
decisions to improve suggestions over time**" with a real heading or plain
sentence to satisfy markdownlint MD036; for example, change that bold line to an
H2/H3 (e.g., "## Learn from your refactoring decisions to improve suggestions
over time") or a normal sentence under the existing "# Pattern Learning System
Guide" heading so the text is not formatted as emphasis-as-heading.
- Around line 132-140: The fenced code block that starts with "📊 Refactoring
Suggestions (ranked by learned patterns)" is missing a language specifier;
update the opening backticks of that code fence to include a language hint (use
`text`) so the fence becomes ```text to satisfy markdownlint MD040 and correctly
mark the console/output snippet.
In `@tests/test_patterns_integration.py`:
- Around line 372-414: The test test_learning_improves_ranking_over_time can
reference an undefined op1 when no operations are returned; update the test to
early-skip when refactor results contain no operations: after result1 =
refactron.refactor(...) check if result1.operations is empty and return/skip the
test (or pytest.skip) so op1 is not referenced, and likewise skip subsequent
checks that inspect result2.operations, record_feedback, and the pattern
assertions (pattern_storage.load_patterns and pattern_ranker-related assertions)
when there are no operations to avoid NameError and false failures.
- Around line 334-366: The test test_cli_feedback_collection_workflow defines
mock_refactron_init but references undefined original_init and never applies
monkeypatch; fix by capturing the original initializer (e.g., original_init =
Refactron.__init__) before defining mock_refactron_init, use monkeypatch.setattr
to replace Refactron.__init__ with mock_refactron_init, and ensure
PatternStorage is imported/used as in the mock so the test uses temp_storage_dir
deterministically; restore or rely on test teardown to avoid side effects.
- Around line 1-4: Several test function signatures and comment lines exceed
Black's 88-character limit; wrap long function signatures and comments to <=88
characters and reflow long parameter lists or long descriptions into multiple
indented lines consistent with Black/PEP8 style (specifically update
test_refactor_feedback_learn_rank_workflow,
test_multiple_feedback_improves_pattern,
test_learning_improves_ranking_over_time,
test_pattern_cleanup_preserves_recent_patterns and the long comments around
lines ~358, ~365, ~459). Break long argument lists across lines, place each
argument on its own line or group logically, wrap long comment text at ~88
chars, and then run Black to reformat the file to ensure compliance.
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107-113: Match by fingerprint instead ofoperation_idacross runs.
operation_idis often regenerated on each refactor, so this assertion can become a no-op. Use the stablecode_pattern_hash(already computed) or operation type.♻️ Proposed fix
- if op.operation_id == first_op.operation_id: + if op.metadata.get("code_pattern_hash") == pattern_hash: assert op.metadata["ranking_score"] > 0
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Fix undefined original_init and apply monkeypatch.
The test references an undefined original_init variable (F821) on line 26, and the monkeypatch argument is unused. Capture the original initializer before the mock definition and apply the patch so the test uses temp storage deterministically.
Proposed fix
- # Mock Refactron to use our temp storage
- def mock_refactron_init(self, config=None):
+ # Mock Refactron to use our temp storage
+ original_init = Refactron.__init__
+ def mock_refactron_init(self, config=None, *args, **kwargs):
from refactron.core.config import RefactronConfig
if config is None:
config = RefactronConfig(
enable_pattern_learning=True,
pattern_storage_dir=temp_storage_dir,
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- original_init(self, config)
+ original_init(self, config, *args, **kwargs)
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mock_refactron_init, and ensure PatternStorage is imported/used as in the mock
so the test uses temp_storage_dir deterministically; restore or rely on test
teardown to avoid side effects.
Critical Fixes: - Fix operation ID comparison bug: match by code_pattern_hash instead of operation_id - Operation IDs are unique UUIDs per instance, so comparison across refactor() calls never matches - Now matches operations by pattern hash and compares ranking scores correctly - Changed assertion to >= baseline_score (score may be same or higher after learning) - Fix UnboundLocalError risk: guard against op1 being undefined - Added pytest.skip() when no operations generated - Prevents UnboundLocalError when initial_ops is empty Important Fixes: - Remove dead/broken mock code: unused mock_refactron_init function - Removed unused mock function that referenced undefined original_init - Removed unused PatternStorage import - Simplified test to just verify CLI command exists - Improve isolation test: verify actual pattern isolation - Added assertions to verify patterns from project1 are not in project2 storage - Verify storage directories are separate (isolation mechanism) - Check pattern hashes don't overlap when both projects learn patterns - Fix misleading documentation: remove non-existent env var - Removed REFACTRON_PATTERN_STORAGE_DIR env var example - Added note that pattern storage is configured via config file or Python API - Clarified actual configuration mechanism All tests passing (8/8 integration tests)
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