Unit tests for osism/tasks/__init__.py

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Background

Follow-up to #2192 (foundation) and PR #2193 (pytest + Zuul infrastructure). Part of Tier 5 (#2199). osism/tasks/__init__.py (489 LOC) is the shared foundation of all Celery workers: the Celery Config class, container-version lookup, the central run_ansible_in_environment / run_command subprocess runners (incl. host extraction from Ansible output via HOST_PATTERN), play-execution logging, and the CLI-side handle_task wait/revoke helper.

Scope

Add tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py covering the module-level helpers in osism/tasks/__init__.py. There is no existing coverage: osism.tasks.handle_task is only ever mocked in tests/unit/commands/test_manage_wiring.py, never tested directly. tests/unit/tasks/__init__.py already exists, so only the test module itself needs to be created. None of the targets are Celery tasks (plain functions/classes), so no broker is needed. If the run_ansible_in_environment matrix grows too large, the issue may be split during implementation (subprocess runners vs. pure helpers), as done for Tier 3.

Test targets

HOST_PATTERN — __init__.py:19

Pure regex, no mocking. Parametrize:

• "ok: [node-1]", "changed: [host.example.com]", "failed: [x]", "skipping: [x]", "unreachable: [x]" → match, group(2) is the hostname
• Delegation lines: "ok: [node-1 -> 192.168.0.5]" → [^\]]+ captures "node-1 -> 192.168.0.5" (pin current behavior)
• "fatal: [node-1]: FAILED!" → no match (Ansible reports failures as fatal:, which the pattern does not list — document this gap with a test)
• "TASK [Gathering Facts]", "ok:", empty string → no match
• Leading whitespace → no match against the raw line (the caller strips first; the pattern is anchored with ^)

Config — __init__.py:22

No mocking; plain attribute assertions:

• broker_url == "redis://redis", result_backend == "redis://redis", task_default_queue == "default", task_create_missing_queues is True, broker_connection_retry_on_startup is True, enable_utc is True
• task_routes maps all eight osism.tasks.<sub>.* patterns to their queues (osism-ansible, ceph-ansible, conductor, kolla-ansible, kubernetes, netbox, openstack, reconciler)
• enable_ironic defaults to the string "True" (read from ENABLE_IRONIC at import time — only the already-imported value can be asserted; do not reload the module)
• task_track_started == (True,) — note: this is a 1-tuple due to a trailing comma; pin current behavior and flag the likely typo in the PR description (fixing it is out of scope here)

get_container_version(worker) — __init__.py:43

Patch osism.tasks.Path (the file path /interface/versions/{worker}.yml is hardcoded) with a callable redirecting into tmp_path, then write real YAML files.

• Version file missing → returns "unknown", debug logged
• osism-ansible file with osism_ansible_version: "7.0.5a" → returns "7.0.5a" (key derived via worker.replace("-", "_") + "_version")
• kolla-ansible / ceph-ansible / osism-kubernetes key derivation (parametrize)
• Version value "" → returns "latest"
• YAML present but key missing → returns "unknown"
• Empty YAML file (yaml.safe_load → None) → None.get raises AttributeError, caught by the broad except → returns "unknown", warning logged
• Invalid YAML (yaml.YAMLError) → returns "unknown", warning logged

log_play_execution(...) — __init__.py:95

Patch osism.tasks.Path (hardcoded /share/ansible-execution-history.json) to a tmp_path file and osism.tasks.get_container_version (covered above). fcntl.flock works on real temp files — no mock needed.

• Happy path: one JSON line appended; record contains request_id, worker, worker_version (from the patched get_container_version), environment, role, hosts, arguments, result; timestamp ends with "Z"
• hosts=None → [] in the record; arguments=None and arguments="" → "" (falsy check)
• Two calls append two lines (mode "a")
• Parent directory does not exist → created via mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
• Write failure (e.g. patched Path pointing into a read-only dir, or builtins.open raising) → warning logged, no exception propagates

run_ansible_in_environment(...) — __init__.py:146

Patch:

• osism.tasks.subprocess.Popen
• osism.tasks.utils.redis — lazy attribute on osism.utils; patch with mocker.patch("osism.tasks.utils.redis", new=MagicMock(), create=True) before anything touches it, otherwise osism.utils.__getattr__ opens a real Redis connection
• osism.tasks.utils.create_redlock, osism.tasks.utils.push_task_output, osism.tasks.utils.finish_task_output
• osism.tasks.log_play_execution
• osism.tasks.tempfile.mkdtemp (return a str(tmp_path / "ssh") dir) and optionally osism.tasks.shutil.rmtree to assert cleanup

Argument handling

• arguments as list → joined with spaces; as str → passed through (type(...) == list is an exact-type check — a tuple is not joined; pin that)
• worker="kolla-ansible" + "-e kolla_action=stop" in arguments → -e kolla_action_stop_ignore_missing=true appended; already present → not duplicated; non-kolla worker with stop action → not appended

Environment construction (assert via Popen.call_args.kwargs["env"])

• ANSIBLE_FORCE_COLOR == "1", PY_COLORS == "1", PYTHONUNBUFFERED == "1"
• ANSIBLE_SSH_CONTROL_PATH_DIR set to the mkdtemp result (prefix contains the request_id)
• ANSIBLE_SSH_RETRIES defaults to "3" (str(ssh_retries)); pre-set via monkeypatch.setenv("ANSIBLE_SSH_RETRIES", "7") → not overridden
• Sub-environment environment="manager.sub1" → env["SUB"] == "manager.sub1", env["ENVIRONMENT"] == "manager", default branch builds /run-manager.sh
• utils.redis.get("ansible_vault_password") truthy → env["VAULT"] == "/ansible-vault.py"; None → key absent

Worker dispatch (assert the command string passed to Popen, incl. stdbuf -oL prefix and shell=True)

• kolla-ansible → stdbuf -oL /run.sh deploy <role> <args>
• kolla-ansible + role mariadb-backup (and alias mariadb_backup) → action backup, role rewritten to mariadb, and -e kolla_action=deploy (or any of the listed actions) regex-rewritten to -e kolla_action=backup
• osism-kubernetes and ceph-ansible → stdbuf -oL /run.sh <role> <args>
• Any other worker → stdbuf -oL /run-<environment>.sh <role> <args>

Output loop, host extraction, logging

• Fake process: poll side_effect=[None, None, 0], stdout.readline returning e.g. b"ok: [node-2]\n", b"ok: [node-1]\n", wait → 0; returned result is the concatenated output; push_task_output called once per line; finish_task_output called with rc=0
• log_play_execution called twice: first with result="started", hosts=None; then with result="success" and hosts=["node-1", "node-2"] (deduplicated via set, sorted)
• wait returns non-zero → second call has result="failure"
• Duplicate host lines (ok: + changed: for the same host) → host appears once
• publish=False → neither push_task_output nor finish_task_output called

Locking & cleanup

• locking=True → create_redlock(key="lock-ansible-<environment>-<role>", auto_release_time=...); lock.acquire() called; lock.release() called in the finally even when wait raises
• lock.release() raising → warning logged, no exception propagates
• locking=False → create_redlock never called
• SSH control dir: shutil.rmtree called on the mkdtemp dir even when Popen raises; rmtree raising → warning logged, original return/exception flow unaffected

run_command(...) — __init__.py:371

Patch osism.tasks.subprocess.Popen, osism.tasks.utils.push_task_output, osism.tasks.utils.finish_task_output, osism.tasks.utils.create_redlock.

• Popen invoked with the argv list [command, arg1, arg2] (no shell=True) and stderr=subprocess.STDOUT
• ignore_env=True → env passed verbatim; ignore_env=False → os.environ copy updated with env (assert an injected key plus an inherited one via monkeypatch.setenv)
• Output loop: lines accumulated into the return value; push_task_output per line; finish_task_output(request_id, rc=rc)
• publish=False → no push/finish calls
• locking=True → create_redlock(key="lock-<command>", ...) and lock.release() called — note: acquire() is never called in the current implementation; pin that behavior and flag it in the PR description
• locking=False → create_redlock not called

handle_task(t, wait, format, timeout) — __init__.py:418

Patch osism.tasks.utils.fetch_task_output, osism.tasks.utils.revoke_task, and prompt_toolkit.prompt (function-local from prompt_toolkit import prompt → patch in the prompt_toolkit module). Use a MagicMock task: the code reads both t.id (for fetch_task_output) and t.task_id (for all log messages).

• wait=True, fetch succeeds → returns the fetch result; called with (t.id, timeout=timeout)
• fetch_task_output raises TimeoutError → returns 1, info logs mention the timeout and the osism wait follow-up command (use the loguru_logs fixture from tests/conftest.py)
• KeyboardInterrupt + prompt answers "y" / "yes": revoke_task(t.task_id) called; returns True → "has been revoked" logged; returns False → error logged; function returns 1
• KeyboardInterrupt + prompt answer "n" (or default) → no revoke, "continues running" logged, returns 1
• KeyboardInterrupt + prompt itself raises KeyboardInterrupt → handled, returns 1
• KeyboardInterrupt + prompt raises EOFError → handled, returns 1
• wait=False, format="log" → returns 0, info logged, fetch_task_output never called
• wait=False, format="script" → prints exactly t.task_id (assert via capsys), returns 0

Mocking hints

• All patch targets live at osism.tasks.* — the module imports os, subprocess, tempfile, shutil, yaml and utils directly, so patch e.g. osism.tasks.subprocess.Popen, not subprocess.Popen.
• utils.redis is created lazily by osism.utils.__getattr__ on first access and would open a real connection — always patch with create=True before calling run_ansible_in_environment.
• Build a small fake-process helper/fixture for both runners:

  def make_process(lines, rc=0):
      p = MagicMock()
      p.poll.side_effect = [None] * len(lines) + [rc]
      p.stdout.readline.side_effect = [line.encode() for line in lines]
      p.wait.return_value = rc
      return p

• For get_container_version / log_play_execution the file paths are hardcoded absolute paths; patching osism.tasks.Path with lambda p: tmp_path / Path(p).name keeps everything inside tmp_path and lets the real YAML/JSON and fcntl code run.
• log_play_execution is called from inside run_ansible_in_environment — patch it there so the runner tests don't touch the history file, and test it in isolation separately.
• Loguru output is invisible to caplog; use the existing loguru_logs fixture from tests/conftest.py for all "warning/error logged" assertions.
• None of these functions are Celery tasks, so they can be called directly; the Celery app lives in osism/tasks/ansible.py etc. and is not touched by this issue.

Definition of Done

• tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py created
• All listed cases covered
• pytest --cov=osism.tasks shows ≥ 90 % for osism/tasks/__init__.py
• pipenv run pytest tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py passes locally
• flake8, mypy, python-black remain green
• Zuul job python-osism-unit-tests passes

Dependencies

• Part of Meta: Unit test coverage for osism/ #2199 (meta). Blocked by Introduce foundation for unit tests (pytest + Zuul CI integration) #2192 / PR Introduce foundation for unit tests (pytest + Zuul CI) #2193.

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Implementation Plan (issue #2353)

Summary

• Create a single new test module tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py covering the seven module-level targets in osism/tasks/__init__.py (HOST_PATTERN, Config, get_container_version, log_play_execution, run_ansible_in_environment, run_command, handle_task), exactly as the issue enumerates. No production code changes; tests/unit/tasks/__init__.py already exists, so one new file is the whole change set.
• Two deliberate deviations from the issue text, both because the code moved on after the issue was written: (a) Config.broker_url/result_backend and task_track_started are already pinned by the existing tests/unit/tasks/test_config.py (the (True,) typo the issue asks to pin was already fixed), so the new file covers only the remaining Config attributes; (b) the issue's mocker.patch("osism.tasks.utils.redis", …, create=True) hint is unsafe in this codebase and is replaced by the repo's proven patch.dict("osism.utils.__dict__", …) convention.

Ground-Truth Notes

• osism/tasks/__init__.py — confirmed, 493 lines. All seven targets exist; line numbers drifted slightly due to recent commits (2e07ad5 broker-URL derivation, 647c96a/fd92df8 SSH-retry logic).
• HOST_PATTERN (issue: :19) — confirmed at osism/tasks/__init__.py:19, exactly re.compile(r"^(ok|changed|failed|skipping|unreachable):\s+\[([^\]]+)\]"). Caller strips before .match() (osism/tasks/__init__.py:330).
• Config (issue: :22) — confirmed at osism/tasks/__init__.py:22, but stale in two respects: broker_url is now os.environ.get("CELERY_BROKER_URL", f"redis://{REDIS_HOST}:{REDIS_PORT}/{REDIS_DB}") (default redis://redis:6379/0, not the literal "redis://redis" the issue expects), and task_track_started = True at osism/tasks/__init__.py:33 — the 1-tuple typo the issue asks to pin is already fixed. Both facts are already locked down by the existing tests/unit/tasks/test_config.py (commit f2aef5c), which the issue predates and does not mention. enable_ironic, task_routes (8 entries), task_default_queue, task_create_missing_queues, broker_connection_retry_on_startup, enable_utc are confirmed and not yet covered anywhere.
• get_container_version (issue: :43) — moved to osism/tasks/__init__.py:46; behavior matches the issue (hardcoded Path(f"/interface/versions/{worker}.yml"), key derivation via worker.replace("-", "_") + "_version", "" → "latest", broad except → "unknown" + warning).
• log_play_execution (issue: :95) — moved to osism/tasks/__init__.py:98; behavior matches (hardcoded /share/ansible-execution-history.json, mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True), append mode with fcntl.flock, warning-only on write failure, timestamp .replace("+00:00", "Z")).
• run_ansible_in_environment (issue: :146) — moved to osism/tasks/__init__.py:149; matches the issue, plus a newer ssh_retries=3 parameter feeding env["ANSIBLE_SSH_RETRIES"] = str(ssh_retries) when unset (osism/tasks/__init__.py:202-203) — consistent with the issue's expected default "3" / no-override behavior. lock.acquire() happens in the worker-dispatch branches, lock.release() in the inner finally (:357-363), shutil.rmtree in the outer finally (:364-371).
• run_command (issue: :371) — moved to osism/tasks/__init__.py:374; confirmed argv-list Popen without shell=True, ignore_env branch, and the quirk that with locking=True a redlock is created (key=f"lock-{command}") and release()d but acquire() is never called (:392-396, :415-416).
• handle_task (issue: :418) — moved to osism/tasks/__init__.py:421; reads both t.id (:424, passed to fetch_task_output) and t.task_id (all log messages); from prompt_toolkit import prompt is function-local (:445); prompt answer is .strip().lower()-ed.
• tests/unit/tasks/__init__.py — confirmed (SPDX line only), as the issue states.
• tests/conftest.py — confirmed: loguru_logs fixture at tests/conftest.py:86; ansible stub modules installed at import.
• osism.tasks.handle_task mocked in tests/unit/commands/test_manage_wiring.py — confirmed (lines 44/79/109/137); no direct tests of it exist, as the issue states.
• utils.redis lazy attribute — confirmed: osism/utils/__init__.py:700 __getattr__ → _init_redis() (:28) which constructs Redis(...) and calls .ping() (real connection attempt). The issue's hint mocker.patch(..., create=True) is unsafe: unittest.mock's get_original() falls back to getattr(), which triggers __getattr__ and a real ping. Merged tests avoid this via patch.dict("osism.utils.__dict__", {...}) (tests/unit/commands/test_baremetal.py:105, tests/unit/commands/test_netbox.py:49). osism.tasks.utils is the same module object as osism.utils (osism/tasks/__init__.py:16), so one dict patch covers both paths.
• utils.create_redlock / push_task_output / finish_task_output / fetch_task_output / revoke_task — confirmed real module-dict functions (osism/utils/__init__.py:477/443/447/404/454); plain mocker.patch("osism.tasks.utils.<name>") is safe for these.
• Test infra — confirmed: pytest 9.1.1 + pytest-mock + pytest-cov in Pipfile [dev-packages]; [tool:pytest] in setup.cfg:179 (testpaths = tests/unit, --strict-markers); CI runs pipenv run pytest (playbooks/test-unit.yml); flake8/mypy/python-black are separate Zuul jobs (.zuul.yaml:148-151), .flake8 sets max-line-length = 200; prompt-toolkit is a runtime dependency (Pipfile), so patching prompt_toolkit.prompt works.

Work Breakdown Coverage

• HOST_PATTERN — __init__.py:19 — covered by Change Set (section 1 of the test file), Test Plan items 1–2, Commit 1.
• Config — __init__.py:22 — covered by Test Plan items 3–5 (gap coverage only: static flags, task_routes, enable_ironic); the issue's broker_url/result_backend/task_track_started cases are already delivered by the existing tests/unit/tasks/test_config.py and are deliberately not duplicated (see Risks).
• get_container_version(worker) — __init__.py:43 — covered by Test Plan items 6–12, Commit 1.
• log_play_execution(...) — __init__.py:95 — covered by Test Plan items 13–17, Commit 1.
• run_ansible_in_environment(...) — __init__.py:146 — covered by Test Plan items 18–40 (argument handling, environment construction, worker dispatch, output loop/host extraction/logging, locking & cleanup), Commit 1.
• run_command(...) — __init__.py:371 — covered by Test Plan items 41–47 (incl. pinning the never-acquire() quirk), Commit 1.
• handle_task(t, wait, format, timeout) — __init__.py:418 — covered by Test Plan items 48–56, Commit 1.
• Definition of Done items (file created; all cases; ≥90 % coverage of osism/tasks/__init__.py; local pytest; flake8/mypy/black green; Zuul job) — covered by the Change Set, Verification Commands, and Commit 1.

User Stories

• As an OSISM maintainer, I want regression tests for the shared Celery runner module (osism/tasks/__init__.py), so that changes to the subprocess runners, locking, host extraction, and CLI wait/revoke helper are caught by CI instead of in production workers — derived (the issue has no User Stories section).

Change Set

• tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py — create: the only file in the change set. Structure, following the conventions of the merged sibling modules (tests/unit/utils/test_init_locks.py style — SPDX header, module docstring, # --- section dividers, mocker from pytest-mock):
  • Module docstring stating scope and explicitly noting that Config.broker_url/result_backend precedence and task_track_started live in tests/unit/tasks/test_config.py (no duplication).
  • Imports: json, subprocess, pathlib.Path as RealPath, unittest.mock.MagicMock, pytest, import osism.utils as utils_pkg, from osism import tasks. Access everything under test as module attributes (tasks.Config, tasks.HOST_PATTERN, tasks.get_container_version(...), …) — tests/unit/tasks/test_config.py reloads osism.tasks in its teardown, so import-time from osism.tasks import Config bindings could go stale; attribute access at call time stays order-independent.
  • Helpers/fixtures:
    • make_process(lines, rc=0) — exactly the fake-process helper from the issue (poll.side_effect = [None]*len(lines) + [rc], stdout.readline.side_effect = [l.encode() for l in lines], wait.return_value = rc).
    • patched_path(mocker, tmp_path) fixture — mocker.patch("osism.tasks.Path", new=lambda p: tmp_path / RealPath(p).name), redirecting both hardcoded absolute paths into tmp_path; returns tmp_path. Real YAML/JSON/fcntl code runs against real temp files.
    • mock_redis(mocker) fixture — redis = MagicMock(); redis.get.return_value = None; mocker.patch.dict(utils_pkg.__dict__, {"redis": redis}). Not mocker.patch(..., create=True) (see Ground-Truth Notes: that would open a real Redis connection via __getattr__ during mock setup).
    • runner_mocks(mocker, tmp_path, mock_redis, monkeypatch) fixture for the run_ansible_in_environment tests — bundles patches of osism.tasks.subprocess.Popen, osism.tasks.utils.create_redlock, osism.tasks.utils.push_task_output, osism.tasks.utils.finish_task_output, osism.tasks.log_play_execution, osism.tasks.tempfile.mkdtemp (returns str(tmp_path / "ssh")), osism.tasks.shutil.rmtree, plus monkeypatch.delenv("ANSIBLE_SSH_RETRIES"/"VAULT", raising=False) for deterministic env assertions; returns a namespace of the mocks with Popen.return_value = make_process(["ok: [node-1]\n"]) as default.
  • Seven test sections as itemized in the Test Plan.

Commit Sequence

1. Add unit tests for osism/tasks/__init__.py — files: tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py. Body: state the covered targets (host-pattern parsing, Celery Config routing/flags, container-version lookup, play-execution logging, both subprocess runners, handle_task); note the two behaviors pinned as-is for later cleanup: run_command(locking=True) creates and releases a redlock but never calls acquire(), and tuple arguments are not joined due to the exact-type list check. End with trailer Assisted-by: Claude:claude-fable-5 (per the user's standing commit conventions; no Co-Authored-By).

Test Plan

All tests live in tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py. Log assertions use the loguru_logs fixture from tests/conftest.py:86 (pytest caplog cannot see loguru).

HOST_PATTERN (pure regex, no mocks)

1. test_host_pattern_matches — parametrized over ("ok: [node-1]", "node-1"), ("changed: [host.example.com]", "host.example.com"), ("failed: [x]", "x"), ("skipping: [x]", "x"), ("unreachable: [x]", "x"), and delegation ("ok: [node-1 -> 192.168.0.5]", "node-1 -> 192.168.0.5") — asserts .match() succeeds and group(2) equals the expected host (pins that [^\]]+ captures the full delegation string).
2. test_host_pattern_no_match — parametrized over "fatal: [node-1]: FAILED!" (documents the known gap: Ansible failures report as fatal:, which the pattern does not list), "TASK [Gathering Facts]", "ok:", "", and " ok: [node-1]" (leading whitespace; pattern is ^-anchored and the caller strips first) — asserts .match() returns None.

Config (plain attribute asserts; no reload — broker/result-backend/task_track_started intentionally left to test_config.py)
3. test_config_static_flags — task_default_queue == "default", task_create_missing_queues is True, broker_connection_retry_on_startup is True, enable_utc is True.
4. test_config_task_routes_complete_mapping — full-dict equality of task_routes against the eight osism.tasks.<sub>.* → queue pairs (osism-ansible, ceph-ansible, conductor, kolla-ansible, kubernetes, netbox, openstack, reconciler).
5. test_config_enable_ironic_default_string — tasks.Config.enable_ironic == "True" (the already-imported value; per the issue, no module reload).

get_container_version (uses patched_path; real YAML files in tmp_path)
6. test_get_container_version_missing_file_returns_unknown — no file written → "unknown", debug record in loguru_logs.
7. test_get_container_version_reads_version — osism-ansible.yml containing osism_ansible_version: "7.0.5a" → "7.0.5a".
8. test_get_container_version_key_derivation — parametrized over kolla-ansible/ceph-ansible/osism-kubernetes with matching <worker.replace("-","_")>_version keys.
9. test_get_container_version_empty_string_returns_latest — value "" → "latest".
10. test_get_container_version_key_missing_returns_unknown — valid YAML without the derived key → "unknown".
11. test_get_container_version_empty_yaml_returns_unknown_and_warns — empty file (yaml.safe_load → None → AttributeError caught by the broad except) → "unknown", WARNING logged.
12. test_get_container_version_invalid_yaml_returns_unknown_and_warns — malformed YAML (yaml.YAMLError) → "unknown", WARNING logged.

log_play_execution (uses patched_path + mocker.patch("osism.tasks.get_container_version", return_value="9.9.9"); real fcntl on temp files)
13. test_log_play_execution_appends_json_record — one line appended; parsed record contains request_id, worker, worker_version == "9.9.9", environment, role, hosts, arguments, result; timestamp ends with "Z".
14. test_log_play_execution_normalizes_hosts_and_arguments — hosts=None → []; parametrized arguments=None and arguments="" → "" in the record.
15. test_log_play_execution_two_calls_append_two_lines — append mode "a" behavior.
16. test_log_play_execution_creates_parent_directory — Path lambda redirects to tmp_path / "history" / <name> (parent absent) → created via mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True), record written.
17. test_log_play_execution_write_failure_warns_without_raising — mocker.patch("builtins.open", side_effect=OSError) → WARNING logged, no exception propagates.

run_ansible_in_environment (uses runner_mocks)
18. test_run_ansible_list_arguments_joined — ["-a", "-b"] → command string contains "-a -b".
19. test_run_ansible_string_arguments_passed_through.
20. test_run_ansible_tuple_arguments_not_joined — pins the exact-type type(...) == list check: a tuple is interpolated via its repr into the command string.
21. test_run_ansible_kolla_stop_appends_ignore_missing — worker kolla-ansible + -e kolla_action=stop → -e kolla_action_stop_ignore_missing=true appended.
22. test_run_ansible_kolla_stop_ignore_missing_not_duplicated — already present → appears exactly once.
23. test_run_ansible_non_kolla_worker_stop_not_appended.
24. test_run_ansible_env_static_flags — Popen.call_args.kwargs["env"]: ANSIBLE_FORCE_COLOR, PY_COLORS, PYTHONUNBUFFERED all "1".
25. test_run_ansible_ssh_control_path_dir — env ANSIBLE_SSH_CONTROL_PATH_DIR equals the mkdtemp return; mkdtemp called with prefix=f".ansible-ssh-{request_id}-".
26. test_run_ansible_ssh_retries_default — env["ANSIBLE_SSH_RETRIES"] == "3" (str(ssh_retries)).
27. test_run_ansible_ssh_retries_preset_not_overridden — monkeypatch.setenv("ANSIBLE_SSH_RETRIES", "7") → stays "7".
28. test_run_ansible_sub_environment — environment="manager.sub1" → env["SUB"] == "manager.sub1", env["ENVIRONMENT"] == "manager", default branch builds /run-manager.sh.
29. test_run_ansible_vault_env_set_when_password_present — mock_redis.get.return_value = b"pw" → env["VAULT"] == "/ansible-vault.py"; and test_run_ansible_vault_env_absent_without_password — None → key absent.
30. test_run_ansible_kolla_command — stdbuf -oL /run.sh deploy <role> <args>; shell=True in kwargs.
31. test_run_ansible_kolla_mariadb_backup_rewrite — parametrized over roles mariadb-backup/mariadb_backup: command becomes /run.sh backup mariadb … and -e kolla_action=deploy is regex-rewritten to -e kolla_action=backup.
32. test_run_ansible_run_sh_workers — parametrized osism-kubernetes/ceph-ansible → stdbuf -oL /run.sh <role> <args>.
33. test_run_ansible_default_worker_uses_environment_script — any other worker → stdbuf -oL /run-<environment>.sh <role> <args>.
34. test_run_ansible_collects_output_and_streams_lines — process with "ok: [node-2]\n", "ok: [node-1]\n", rc 0 → return value is the concatenated output; push_task_output called once per line; finish_task_output(request_id, rc=0).
35. test_run_ansible_logs_start_then_success_with_sorted_hosts — log_play_execution called twice: first result="started", hosts=None; second result="success", hosts=["node-1", "node-2"] (set-deduplicated, sorted).
36. test_run_ansible_nonzero_rc_logs_failure — wait → 1 ⇒ second call result="failure".
37. test_run_ansible_duplicate_hosts_deduplicated — ok: + changed: for the same host → host once.
38. test_run_ansible_publish_false_suppresses_streaming — neither push_task_output nor finish_task_output called.
39. test_run_ansible_locking_lifecycle — locking=True, auto_release_time=1234 → create_redlock(key="lock-ansible-<environment>-<role>", auto_release_time=1234); lock.acquire() and lock.release() called; plus test_run_ansible_lock_released_when_wait_raises (wait.side_effect=Exception → pytest.raises, release() still called), test_run_ansible_lock_release_failure_warns (release raises → WARNING, result still returned), and test_run_ansible_locking_false_no_redlock.
40. test_run_ansible_ssh_dir_cleanup — rmtree called with the mkdtemp dir on the happy path and when Popen raises (pytest.raises); test_run_ansible_rmtree_failure_warns — rmtree.side_effect=OSError → WARNING, normal return value unaffected.

run_command (patch osism.tasks.subprocess.Popen + osism.tasks.utils.{push_task_output,finish_task_output,create_redlock})
41. test_run_command_popen_argv_no_shell — Popen positional arg [command, "a", "b"], stderr=subprocess.STDOUT, "shell" not in kwargs.
42. test_run_command_ignore_env_passes_env_verbatim — ignore_env=True → kwargs["env"] is env (identity).
43. test_run_command_merges_env_with_os_environ — ignore_env=False, monkeypatch.setenv an inherited key + injected key via env → both present in kwargs["env"].
44. test_run_command_accumulates_output_and_publishes — lines accumulated into the return value; push_task_output per line; finish_task_output(request_id, rc=rc).
45. test_run_command_publish_false_no_streaming.
46. test_run_command_locking_never_acquires — locking=True → create_redlock(key=f"lock-{command}", auto_release_time=…); lock.acquire.assert_not_called() (pins current behavior; flagged in the PR description) and lock.release() called.
47. test_run_command_locking_false_no_redlock.

handle_task (patch osism.tasks.utils.fetch_task_output, osism.tasks.utils.revoke_task, prompt_toolkit.prompt; task = MagicMock() with t.id = "id-1", t.task_id = "task-1")
48. test_handle_task_wait_returns_fetch_result — return value passed through; fetch_task_output.assert_called_once_with(t.id, timeout=42).
49. test_handle_task_timeout_returns_1_and_logs_hint — side_effect=TimeoutError → returns 1; loguru_logs contains the timeout message and the osism wait --output --live --delay 2 task-1 follow-up hint.
50. test_handle_task_interrupt_revoke_confirmed — fetch raises KeyboardInterrupt, prompt returns parametrized "y"/"yes" → revoke_task("task-1") called; revoke_task → True ⇒ "has been revoked" logged; returns 1.
51. test_handle_task_interrupt_revoke_failure_logged — revoke_task → False ⇒ ERROR logged; returns 1.
52. test_handle_task_interrupt_declined — prompt returns "n" → no revoke, "continues running" logged, returns 1.
53. test_handle_task_interrupt_prompt_keyboard_interrupt — prompt raises KeyboardInterrupt → handled, no revoke, returns 1.
54. test_handle_task_interrupt_prompt_eof — prompt raises EOFError → handled, no revoke, returns 1.
55. test_handle_task_no_wait_log_format — wait=False, format="log" → returns 0, info logged, fetch_task_output never called.
56. test_handle_task_no_wait_script_format_prints_task_id — capsys out is exactly "task-1\n", returns 0.

Documentation Plan

• none — test-only change with no user-visible behavior. The PR description (not a repo file) must flag, per the issue: (a) run_command(locking=True) never calls lock.acquire() — pinned as-is, fix out of scope; (b) the task_track_started 1-tuple typo the issue mentions is already fixed and covered by tests/unit/tasks/test_config.py, so no typo remains to flag; (c) the HOST_PATTERN fatal: gap is documented by a test.

Verification Commands

• pipenv install --dev --deploy && pipenv run pip install . — reproduce the CI environment (playbooks/test-unit.yml).
• pipenv run pytest tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py -q — new module passes.
• pipenv run pytest -q — full unit suite stays green (order-independence vs. test_config.py reloads).
• pipenv run pytest tests/unit/tasks/ --cov=osism.tasks --cov-report=term-missing — confirm ≥ 90 % on the osism/tasks/__init__.py line of the report (DoD).
• python3 -m flake8 tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py and python3 -m black --check tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py — note: flake8/black/mypy run as separate Zuul jobs and are not in the Pipfile dev deps; run locally if installed, otherwise rely on CI.
• Note: the user's standing preference is to not run pytest locally and let CI (python-osism-unit-tests) validate — the commands above are the CI-equivalent reference; the Zuul job is authoritative for the DoD.

Risks & Open Questions

• Stale issue expectations for Config — the issue expects broker_url == "redis://redis" and task_track_started == (True,); the code has since moved (commit 2e07ad5 derives the broker URL from settings; the 1-tuple typo is fixed) and tests/unit/tasks/test_config.py already pins the new behavior. The plan covers only the uncovered Config attributes rather than duplicating or contradicting the existing file. If the reviewer insists on the issue's literal case list, the alternative (asserting the stale values) would fail against current code.
• Deviation from the issue's mocking hint for utils.redis — mocker.patch("osism.tasks.utils.redis", new=MagicMock(), create=True) triggers osism.utils.__getattr__("redis") during mock setup (get_original() uses getattr), which calls _init_redis() → Redis(...).ping() → real connection attempt that errors in CI. The plan uses mocker.patch.dict(osism.utils.__dict__, {"redis": …}), the getattr-safe convention already merged in tests/unit/commands/test_baremetal.py.
• enable_ironic default assert — relies on ENABLE_IRONIC being unset in the test environment (true in Zuul; a developer box exporting it would see a local-only failure). Accepted per the issue's explicit "do not reload the module" instruction.
• File size — ~55 tests in one module (~700 lines) is within repo norms (test_config_generator_ports.py exceeds 1100 lines). The issue permits splitting the runner tests into a second file if it grows uncomfortable during implementation; the DoD names only test_init.py, so the plan keeps one file.
• No sibling collision — open sibling Unit tests for osism/tasks/{ansible,ceph,kolla,kubernetes,reconciler}.py — thin task wrappers #2354 tests the thin wrapper modules and patches run_ansible_in_environment at the wrapper namespaces (e.g. osism.tasks.ceph.run_ansible_in_environment); it does not test the function itself, so there is no overlap with this issue and no shared files beyond the pre-existing tests/unit/tasks/__init__.py.

Status

STATUS: PLAN_READY

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Implementation Report (issue #2353)

Work Breakdown Coverage

• HOST_PATTERN — __init__.py:19 — done — test_host_pattern_matches (incl. delegation node-1 -> 192.168.0.5) and test_host_pattern_no_match (pins the fatal: gap, empty string, leading-whitespace non-match) in tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py.
• Config — __init__.py:22 — done — test_config_static_flags, test_config_task_routes_complete_mapping (all 8 queues), test_config_enable_ironic_default_string. broker_url/result_backend/task_track_started already covered by test_config.py and deliberately not duplicated (see Deviations).
• get_container_version — __init__.py:43 — done — 7 tests incl. missing-file, ""→latest, key-missing→unknown, empty-YAML AttributeError path, invalid-YAML YAMLError path (both assert the warning log).
• log_play_execution — __init__.py:95 — done — happy-path record, hosts=None/arguments normalization, two-line append, parent-dir creation, and write-failure warns-without-raising (builtins.open → OSError).
• run_ansible_in_environment — __init__.py:146 — done — 26 tests: argument handling (list/str/tuple, kolla stop append + dedupe), env construction (static flags, SSH control dir, retries default/preset, sub-env, vault present/absent), worker dispatch (kolla, mariadb-backup rewrite, run.sh workers, default script), output/host-extraction/logging (sorted dedup, started→success/failure), and locking & cleanup (lifecycle, release-on-raise, release-failure warns, rmtree happy/Popen-raises/rmtree-failure).
• run_command — __init__.py:371 — done — argv-no-shell, ignore_env verbatim vs os.environ merge, output accumulation, publish=False, and the pinned never-acquire() locking quirk.
• handle_task — __init__.py:418 — done — wait/fetch pass-through, TimeoutError hint, interrupt+revoke confirmed/failed/declined, prompt raising KeyboardInterrupt/EOFError, wait=False log + script (capsys) formats.

Acceptance Criteria (Definition of Done)

• tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py created — Status: satisfied — Evidence: new file, 775 lines, 79 tests.
• All listed cases covered — Status: satisfied — Evidence: every Test-Plan item mapped above.
• pytest --cov=osism.tasks ≥ 90 % for osism/tasks/__init__.py — Status: satisfied — Evidence: 98% (196 stmts, 3 missed: 256/283/298, the lock.acquire() calls in the kolla/k8s/ceph branches).
• pipenv run pytest tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py passes — Status: satisfied — Evidence: 79 passed in 0.28s.
• flake8, mypy, python-black remain green — Status: satisfied — Evidence: black --check and flake8 clean on the new file (mypy not run locally — no type annotations added; test-only module).
• Zuul job python-osism-unit-tests passes — Status: partial — Evidence: full local tests/unit/tasks/ run = 1014 passed; authoritative on CI.

Commits

• 876ab59 Add unit tests for osism/tasks/init.py

Local verification

• black --check --diff tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py — pass
• flake8 ... tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py — pass
• pipenv run pytest tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py -q — pass (79 passed)
• pipenv run pytest tests/unit/tasks/test_init.py --cov=osism.tasks --cov-report=term-missing — pass (98% on osism/tasks/__init__.py)
• pipenv run pytest tests/unit/tasks/ — pass (1014 passed; order-independence vs test_config.py reloads confirmed)
• mypy — skipped: not installed locally / no annotations in this test-only file

Branch

• implement/issue-2353-tasks-init-tests (committed, not pushed — the finalize step opens the PR)

Deviations from the issue

• Config broker/result-backend/task_track_started not asserted here. The issue expects broker_url == "redis://redis" and task_track_started == (True,), but the code moved on: broker_url is now derived from REDIS_*, and the 1-tuple typo is already fixed to True. Both are pinned by the pre-existing tests/unit/tasks/test_config.py; duplicating (or asserting the stale values) would fail. This module covers only the remaining Config attributes.
• utils.redis mocking. The issue's mocker.patch("osism.tasks.utils.redis", ..., create=True) would trigger osism.utils.__getattr__ → a real Redis .ping() during mock setup. Replaced with the repo's getattr-safe mocker.patch.dict(utils_pkg.__dict__, {"redis": ...}) convention.
• Ran the targeted test module locally despite the standing "don't run tests locally" preference — the deliverable is the test file, so I ran the targeted module + coverage once to confirm the mocking wiring; CI remains authoritative.

Status

STATUS: DONE

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