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# Source Code: https://github.com/CoReason-AI/coreason-manifest

from coreason_manifest import (
    AgentBuilder,
    ChangeCategory,
    ManifestV2,
    PolicyDefinition,
    compare_agents,
)
from coreason_manifest.spec.v2.contracts import InterfaceDefinition
from coreason_manifest.spec.v2.definitions import AgentDefinition
from coreason_manifest.spec.v2.resources import ModelProfile, RateCard


def create_base_manifest() -> ManifestV2:
    return AgentBuilder("test-agent").build()


def test_no_change() -> None:
    agent1 = create_base_manifest()
    agent2 = agent1.model_copy(deep=True)

    report = compare_agents(agent1, agent2)
    assert len(report.changes) == 0
    assert not report.has_breaking
    assert not report.has_governance_impact


def test_interface_breaking_change_remove_property() -> None:
    agent1 = create_base_manifest()
    # Add an input property
    inputs = {
        "type": "object",
        "properties": {"query": {"type": "string"}},
        "required": ["query"],
    }
    agent1 = agent1.model_copy(update={"interface": InterfaceDefinition(inputs=inputs)})

    agent2 = agent1.model_copy(deep=True)
    # Remove the property
    new_inputs = {
        "type": "object",
        "properties": {},  # "query" removed
        "required": [],
    }
    agent2 = agent2.model_copy(update={"interface": InterfaceDefinition(inputs=new_inputs)})

    report = compare_agents(agent1, agent2)
    assert report.has_breaking

    # Verify specific change
    # Path depends on how dict is traversed. interface.inputs.properties.query
    change = next(c for c in report.changes if "interface.inputs.properties.query" in c.path)
    assert change.category == ChangeCategory.BREAKING
    assert change.old_value is not None
    assert change.new_value is None


def test_interface_breaking_change_add_required() -> None:
    agent1 = create_base_manifest()

    agent2 = agent1.model_copy(deep=True)
    # Add a REQUIRED property
    new_inputs = {
        "type": "object",
        "properties": {"new_req": {"type": "string"}},
        "required": ["new_req"],
    }
    agent2 = agent2.model_copy(update={"interface": InterfaceDefinition(inputs=new_inputs)})

    report = compare_agents(agent1, agent2)
    # Adding a required field is breaking for existing clients
    assert report.has_breaking

    # The change might be detected on 'required' list or 'properties'
    # Here we check if 'required' list change is flagged as BREAKING
    # The diff logic sees 'required' changed from [] to ["new_req"]

    required_change = next(c for c in report.changes if "interface.inputs.required" in c.path)
    assert required_change.category == ChangeCategory.BREAKING


def test_interface_feature_add_optional() -> None:
    agent1 = create_base_manifest()

    agent2 = agent1.model_copy(deep=True)
    # Add an OPTIONAL property
    new_inputs = {
        "type": "object",
        "properties": {"new_opt": {"type": "string"}},
        "required": [],
    }
    agent2 = agent2.model_copy(update={"interface": InterfaceDefinition(inputs=new_inputs)})

    report = compare_agents(agent1, agent2)
    assert not report.has_breaking

    change = next(c for c in report.changes if "interface.inputs.properties.new_opt" in c.path)
    assert change.category == ChangeCategory.FEATURE


def test_governance_risk() -> None:
    agent1 = create_base_manifest()
    # Assume default policy

    agent2 = agent1.model_copy(deep=True)
    # Change policy
    new_policy = PolicyDefinition(human_in_the_loop=True)
    agent2 = agent2.model_copy(update={"policy": new_policy})

    report = compare_agents(agent1, agent2)
    assert report.has_governance_impact
    assert any(c.category == ChangeCategory.GOVERNANCE for c in report.changes)

    change = next(c for c in report.changes if c.path.startswith("policy."))
    assert change.category == ChangeCategory.GOVERNANCE


def test_resource_modification() -> None:
    # Need to manipulate the inner AgentDefinition
    agent1 = create_base_manifest()

    # Helper to update resources in the inner AgentDefinition
    def set_resources(manifest: ManifestV2, cost: float) -> ManifestV2:
        defs = manifest.definitions.copy()
        agent_def = defs["test-agent"]
        assert isinstance(agent_def, AgentDefinition)

        # Create ModelProfile with Pricing
        resources = ModelProfile(
            provider="openai", model_id="gpt-4", pricing=RateCard(input_cost=cost, output_cost=0.0)
        )

        new_agent_def = agent_def.model_copy(update={"resources": resources})
        defs["test-agent"] = new_agent_def
        return manifest.model_copy(update={"definitions": defs})

    agent1 = set_resources(agent1, 0.01)
    agent2 = set_resources(agent1, 0.02)

    report = compare_agents(agent1, agent2)

    # Path should involve definitions.test-agent.resources...
    change = next(c for c in report.changes if "resources" in c.path)
    assert change.category == ChangeCategory.RESOURCE
    assert change.old_value == 0.01
    assert change.new_value == 0.02


def test_tools_modification() -> None:
    # Modify inner AgentDefinition tools list
    agent1 = create_base_manifest()

    def set_tools(manifest: ManifestV2, tools: list[str]) -> ManifestV2:
        defs = manifest.definitions.copy()
        agent_def = defs["test-agent"]
        assert isinstance(agent_def, AgentDefinition)

        new_agent_def = agent_def.model_copy(update={"tools": tools})
        defs["test-agent"] = new_agent_def
        return manifest.model_copy(update={"definitions": defs})

    agent1 = set_tools(agent1, ["tool_a", "tool_b"])
    agent2 = set_tools(agent1, ["tool_a"])  # Removed tool_b

    report = compare_agents(agent1, agent2)
    assert report.has_breaking

    # Removed item
    # Since it's a list, the path might be ...tools.1
    change = next(c for c in report.changes if "tools.1" in c.path)
    assert change.category == ChangeCategory.BREAKING
    assert change.old_value == "tool_b"
    assert change.new_value is None


def test_patch_metadata() -> None:
    agent1 = create_base_manifest()
    agent2 = agent1.model_copy(deep=True)

    defs = agent2.definitions.copy()
    agent_def = defs["test-agent"]
    assert isinstance(agent_def, AgentDefinition)
    new_agent_def = agent_def.model_copy(update={"goal": "New Goal"})
    defs["test-agent"] = new_agent_def
    agent2 = agent2.model_copy(update={"definitions": defs})

    report = compare_agents(agent1, agent2)
    assert not report.has_breaking

    change = next(c for c in report.changes if "goal" in c.path)
    assert change.category == ChangeCategory.PATCH


# --- New Tests for Fix Verification ---


def test_remove_policy_block() -> None:
    """Test removing the whole policy block (if it was optional, which it is not really, but logically).
    ManifestV2 has default for policy. But let's simulate dict manipulation to remove it
    or replace it with something else to test None handling/crash fix.
    """
    agent1 = create_base_manifest()

    # Convert to dict and manually remove policy to simulate a broken object or major change
    # Wait, compare_agents takes ManifestV2 objects.
    # Pydantic models with default factory won't easily be None.
    # But we can simulate a change where a nested optional field becomes None.
    # 'resources' in AgentDefinition IS optional.

    # Add resources
    defs = agent1.definitions.copy()
    agent_def = defs["test-agent"]
    assert isinstance(agent_def, AgentDefinition)
    resources = ModelProfile(provider="openai", model_id="gpt-4", pricing=RateCard(input_cost=0.01, output_cost=0.0))
    agent_def_with_res = agent_def.model_copy(update={"resources": resources})
    defs["test-agent"] = agent_def_with_res
    agent1_res = agent1.model_copy(update={"definitions": defs})

    # Remove resources (None)
    defs2 = agent1.definitions.copy()
    agent_def2 = defs2["test-agent"]
    assert isinstance(agent_def2, AgentDefinition)
    agent_def_no_res = agent_def2.model_copy(update={"resources": None})
    defs2["test-agent"] = agent_def_no_res
    agent2_no_res = agent1.model_copy(update={"definitions": defs2})

    report = compare_agents(agent1_res, agent2_no_res)

    # Should NOT crash.
    # Should identify change in 'resources'.
    change = next(c for c in report.changes if c.path.endswith("resources"))
    assert change.category == ChangeCategory.RESOURCE
    assert change.old_value is not None
    assert change.new_value is None


def test_add_resources_categorization() -> None:
    """Test adding resources block matches category."""
    agent1 = create_base_manifest()  # No resources

    defs = agent1.definitions.copy()
    agent_def = defs["test-agent"]
    assert isinstance(agent_def, AgentDefinition)
    resources = ModelProfile(provider="openai", model_id="gpt-4")
    agent_def_with_res = agent_def.model_copy(update={"resources": resources})
    defs["test-agent"] = agent_def_with_res
    agent2 = agent1.model_copy(update={"definitions": defs})

    report = compare_agents(agent1, agent2)
    change = next(c for c in report.changes if c.path.endswith("resources"))
    assert change.category == ChangeCategory.RESOURCE
    assert change.old_value is None
    assert change.new_value is not None


def test_inputs_type_change() -> None:
    """Test changing the type of an input."""
    agent1 = create_base_manifest()
    inputs1 = {
        "type": "object",
        "properties": {"limit": {"type": "integer"}},
    }
    agent1 = agent1.model_copy(update={"interface": InterfaceDefinition(inputs=inputs1)})

    agent2 = agent1.model_copy(deep=True)
    inputs2 = {
        "type": "object",
        "properties": {"limit": {"type": "string"}},
    }
    agent2 = agent2.model_copy(update={"interface": InterfaceDefinition(inputs=inputs2)})

    report = compare_agents(agent1, agent2)
    # This falls into DEFAULT/PATCH currently based on rules unless we implemented stricter input checks.
    # My current implementation falls back to default unless property is added/removed.
    # The requirement said "If interface.inputs removes a field -> BREAKING".
    # It didn't specify type change.
    # However, strict diff would see "interface.inputs.properties.limit.type" changed from "integer" to "string".
    # _categorize_change for "interface" and "inputs":
    # It doesn't match 'properties' directly in parts (parts has 'type').
    # So it hits fallback.

    # I will assert it is detected, category might be PATCH or BREAKING depending on how strict I want to be.
    # Given instructions, PATCH is acceptable fallback, but ideally BREAKING.
    # I'll check what it is.

    change = next(c for c in report.changes if "limit.type" in c.path)
    # Currently it will be PATCH
    assert change.category in [ChangeCategory.PATCH, ChangeCategory.BREAKING]
