Quickstart: fix-test

Track and manage failing tests across your project. The fix-test feature automatically identifies files that need test attention and queues maintenance tasks.

from attune.workflows.test_runner import get_files_needing_tests

# Find files that need test fixes
files_needing_attention = get_files_needing_tests(failed_only=True)
for record in files_needing_attention:
    print(f"File: {record.source_file}")
    print(f"Status: {record.status}")

Expected output:

File: src/my_module.py
Status: test_failed
File: src/another_module.py
Status: no_tests

Set up automated test lifecycle management

1. Initialize the test lifecycle manager

   from attune.workflows.test_lifecycle import TestLifecycleManager
   
   manager = TestLifecycleManager(project_root=".", auto_execute=True)
   

2. Process file changes to queue test tasks

   # When files change, automatically queue maintenance tasks
   tasks = manager.on_files_changed(["src/updated_file.py", "src/new_file.py"])
   print(f"Queued {len(tasks)} test maintenance tasks")
   

3. Execute queued maintenance

   # Process pending test maintenance tasks
   results = manager.process_queue(max_tasks=5)
   print(f"Completed: {results['completed_count']}")
   print(f"Failed: {results['failed_count']}")
   

Next steps

Run manager.get_test_health_summary() to see an overview of your project's test coverage and identify the highest-priority areas for improvement.