ModernUO/Projects/UOContent.Tests/Tests/Engines/Pathing/StepCacheParityTests.cs
Kamron Batman a706ef1449
fix(ci): run test projects on CI; remove brittle OPL attribute tests (#2513)
## Problem

Three coupled issues, each hiding the next:

1. **CI passed despite failing tests, with no test logs.** ([example run](https://github.com/modernuo/ModernUO/actions/runs/28639143286/job/84931544255) — the `Test` step produced zero output and the job went green.)
2. **Two `EmitsLowerStatReqWhenPassed` tests** fail with `KeyNotFoundException: '1060435'`.
3. Once CI actually ran the tests, **~337 UOContent tests failed** with `FileNotFoundException: tiledata.mul was not found` — the test bootstrap force-loaded copyrighted client data that CI doesn't have.

## Root causes & fixes

### 1. CI ran zero tests (`fix(ci)`)
The `Test` step ran `dotnet test --no-restore`, but the `Build` step only restores/builds `Application` — never the test projects. Without a restore, the test projects have no `project.assets.json`, so `Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk`'s targets aren't imported, they aren't recognized as test projects, and `dotnet test` runs the `VSTest` target against **zero** projects → no output, **exit 0**.

- Both jobs now run `dotnet test --logger trx --results-directory ./TestResults` (test projects restore and run) **plus a guard** that fails the job if no `.trx` is produced — a permanent backstop against silent zero-test passes.

### 2. Impossible OPL tests (`fix(ci)` + `test(opl)`)
#2501 deliberately emits `LowerStatReq` (`1060435`) **inline in each item**, not in `GetProperties`. A follow-up "fix" dropped the `lowerStatReq:` argument to make the tests compile but left the assertions expecting `1060435`.

- Removed the two impossible tests, then removed the **entire `Tests/PropertyList/` OPL attribute set** from #2501: these assert exact cliloc/value/order of OPL emission per item base — a one-time proof of the #2501 rewire, now a permanent tax on modding (any admin reorder/value change/added line reddens the build). The one non-trivial case (LowerStatReq) is what just broke, because the test was wrong. Inline emission stays covered by the `BaseArmor`/`BaseClothing` tests.

### 3. Tile-data-dependent tests crashed CI (`test(uocontent)`)
UOContent.Tests' collection-fixture constructor force-loaded `tiledata.mul` unconditionally. On CI (no client files) it threw, and xUnit failed **every test in the collection** with the same error — mostly collateral (packet/scheduler/spawner tests that don't need tile data).

- Mirror Server.Tests' graceful pattern: `TestServerInitializer` probes for `tiledata.mul` and only loads tile/multi data (and runs the tile-dependent configure steps) when present, exposing `TileDataLoaded` so the fixture no longer throws.
- Add a shared `TileDataRequirement.SkipIfMissing()` guard and apply it to exactly the **31** pathfinding/multi/AI tests that genuinely need real tile data (`[SkippableFact]`/`[SkippableTheory]`).

## Verification (all local)

| Scenario | Server.Tests | UOContent.Tests |
|---|---|---|
| **Client data absent (CI)** | 726 pass, 17 skip, **0 fail** | 469 pass, 32 skip, **0 fail** |
| **Client data present (dev)** | 726 pass, 0 skip, **0 fail** | 501 pass, 0 skip, **0 fail** |

- Full `dotnet test` exits **0**; TRX files produced; the no-test guard trips (exit 1) only when zero `.trx` are produced.
2026-07-02 22:35:37 -07:00

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using System;
using Server.Engines.Pathing.Cache;
using Xunit;
using Xunit.Abstractions;
namespace Server.Tests.Pathfinding;
[Collection("Sequential Pathfinding Tests")]
public class StepCacheParityTests
{
private readonly ITestOutputHelper _output;
public StepCacheParityTests(ITestOutputHelper output)
{
_output = output;
}
[Theory]
[InlineData("britain_inn_dense", 1480, 1610, 32)]
[InlineData("trammel_open_plain", 1500, 1600, 32)]
[InlineData("britain_causeway", 1475, 1641, 32)]
public void CacheMatchesBaker(string label, int xStart, int yStart, int size)
{
var cache = StepCache.Instance;
cache.Clear();
cache.MissPromotionThreshold = 1; // sweep cells expecting cache to answer immediately
var map = Map.Maps[1];
Assert.NotNull(map);
var disagreements = 0;
var samples = 0;
var multiZ = 0;
var wetCells = 0;
// The cache anchors each cell at the surface a creature actually STANDS on
// (clearance-aware), not the land average. Query at that same standable Z so the
// source-Z guard doesn't false-positive (e.g. on a raised causeway or sewer walkway
// whose surface sits well above the land). Cells with no standable walk surface are
// skipped — there's nothing for a walker to compare against.
Span<sbyte> surfZ = stackalloc sbyte[16];
for (var x = xStart; x < xStart + size; x++)
{
for (var y = yStart; y < yStart + size; y++)
{
if (StepProbe.ComputeStandableSurfaceZs(map, x, y, surfZ) == 0)
{
continue;
}
var sourceZ = surfZ[0];
var baker = StepProbe.ComputeMaskAt(map, x, y, sourceZ);
var lookup = cache.TryGetMask(map, x, y, sourceZ);
samples++;
if (lookup.HitKind == CacheHitKind.Fallthrough_MultiZ)
{
multiZ++;
continue;
}
Assert.True(lookup.IsHit, $"Cache returned !ok at ({x},{y}) hitKind={lookup.HitKind}");
if (lookup.WalkMask != baker.WalkMask)
{
disagreements++;
_output.WriteLine($"WALK MASK DIFF @ ({x},{y}) cache=0x{lookup.WalkMask:X2} baker=0x{baker.WalkMask:X2}");
continue;
}
if (lookup.WetMask != baker.WetMask)
{
disagreements++;
_output.WriteLine($"WET MASK DIFF @ ({x},{y}) cache=0x{lookup.WetMask:X2} baker=0x{baker.WetMask:X2}");
continue;
}
if (lookup.WetMask != 0)
{
wetCells++;
}
if (lookup.WalkZ_N != baker.WalkZ_N
|| lookup.WalkZ_NE != baker.WalkZ_NE || lookup.WalkZ_E != baker.WalkZ_E
|| lookup.WalkZ_SE != baker.WalkZ_SE || lookup.WalkZ_S != baker.WalkZ_S
|| lookup.WalkZ_SW != baker.WalkZ_SW || lookup.WalkZ_W != baker.WalkZ_W
|| lookup.WalkZ_NW != baker.WalkZ_NW)
{
disagreements++;
_output.WriteLine($"Z DIFF @ ({x},{y}) cache=({lookup.WalkZ_N},{lookup.WalkZ_NE},{lookup.WalkZ_E},{lookup.WalkZ_SE},{lookup.WalkZ_S},{lookup.WalkZ_SW},{lookup.WalkZ_W},{lookup.WalkZ_NW}) baker=({baker.WalkZ_N},{baker.WalkZ_NE},{baker.WalkZ_E},{baker.WalkZ_SE},{baker.WalkZ_S},{baker.WalkZ_SW},{baker.WalkZ_W},{baker.WalkZ_NW})");
}
}
}
_output.WriteLine($"[{label}] samples={samples} disagreements={disagreements} multiZ={multiZ} wetCells={wetCells}");
// Non-vacuity: at least the inn region must have at least one cell that produced a real cache answer.
if (label == "britain_inn_dense")
{
Assert.True(samples - multiZ > 0, "expected real cache answers in dense region");
}
Assert.Equal(0, disagreements);
}
/// <summary>
/// Non-vacuity guard for the swim bake: scans a wide swath of the south-Britain bay
/// (Atlantic coast) and asserts at least one cell has a non-zero WetMask. Catches the
/// failure mode where StepProbe silently bakes zero swim output everywhere.
/// </summary>
[SkippableFact]
public void SwimBake_ProducesWetCells_OnKnownWaterRegion()
{
TileDataRequirement.SkipIfMissing();
var map = Map.Maps[1];
Assert.NotNull(map);
// South Britain → Britain bay, includes Atlantic shoreline. 64×64 = 4096 cells;
// even a partial coastline straddle should yield dozens of wet cells.
const int xStart = 1430;
const int yStart = 1740;
const int size = 64;
var wetCells = 0;
for (var x = xStart; x < xStart + size; x++)
{
for (var y = yStart; y < yStart + size; y++)
{
map.GetAverageZ(x, y, out _, out var avgZ, out _);
var sourceZ = (sbyte)StepProbe.ComputeStandingZ(map, x, y, avgZ);
var baker = StepProbe.ComputeMaskAt(map, x, y, sourceZ);
if (baker.WetMask != 0)
{
wetCells++;
}
}
}
_output.WriteLine($"south-britain swim probe: wetCells={wetCells} of 4096");
Assert.True(wetCells > 0, "swim bake produced zero wet cells across a 64×64 coastal region");
}
}