test(workflow): pin replace_ops autogrow replay fidelity; flag the apply_specs gap (BE-10726) - #848
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…ply_specs gap (BE-10726) The CLI's repeated autogrow-edit paths leave sparse slot numbering where the FE compacts. Cover the replace_ops bulk-writer path for both shapes: * op path (apply_op) reproduces contiguous and holed autogrow canvases verbatim — grown slot names are never renumbered and no gap-filled duplicate is minted. * spec path (apply_specs) is pinned as a strict xfail: replace_ops mints connect spec refs as $alias.<slot index>, which cannot resolve on nodes apply_specs re-mints from the live catalog, so ANY replace_ops batch that wires an autogrow slot discards wholesale. The only prior replace_ops test was link-less, so the §8.8 one-artifact/two-consumers gap was invisible. Left for an owner ruling rather than silently changing the frozen mint semantics. <!-- authored-by:agent lane-ext-70-2224 -->
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In `@tests/comfy_cli/command/test_workflow_edit.py`:
- Around line 2228-2229: Strengthen both replay tests in
tests/comfy_cli/command/test_workflow_edit.py:2228-2229 and
tests/comfy_cli/command/test_workflow_edit.py:2286-2291 by comparing normalized
link topology between doc and new, including each slot name, source-node
position, and output index. Preserve the existing slot-state and link-count
assertions, and ensure the sparse test explicitly verifies the image0 and image2
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| assert self._batchimages_slots(doc) == self._batchimages_slots(new) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Assert the source-to-slot wiring in both replay tests.
Both tests only verify slot names, whether slots are linked, and the link count. A replay that swaps the sources for images.image0 and images.image2, or maps every slot to one valid source, still passes. Compare normalized link topology, such as slot name plus source-node position and output index, between doc and new.
tests/comfy_cli/command/test_workflow_edit.py#L2228-L2229: compare contiguous source-to-slot wiring, not only linked-state and count.tests/comfy_cli/command/test_workflow_edit.py#L2286-L2291: compare sparse source-to-slot wiring, including theimage0andimage2mapping.
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In `@tests/comfy_cli/command/test_workflow_edit.py` around lines 2228 - 2229,
Strengthen both replay tests in
tests/comfy_cli/command/test_workflow_edit.py:2228-2229 and
tests/comfy_cli/command/test_workflow_edit.py:2286-2291 by comparing normalized
link topology between doc and new, including each slot name, source-node
position, and output index. Preserve the existing slot-state and link-count
assertions, and ensure the sparse test explicitly verifies the image0 and image2
source mappings.
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Restrict the expected failure to ValueError.
strict=True rejects an unexpected pass, but without raises any exception can be treated as an expected failure. Add raises=ValueError so unrelated failures remain visible.
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The two replay tests are real coverage. I mutation tested them: dropping dotted grown slots in _apply_add_node, and omitting the last connect in replace_ops, are caught by nothing in the repo except these two. So the replace to apply_op autogrow path has a guard it did not have. Strict xfail is also the right marker, it cannot quietly start passing.
One thing matters before this lands though.
The xfail blames the wrong side
The reason text points at apply_specs re-minting from the live catalog, and asks for an owner ruling on the frozen mint semantics. The actual blocker is one condition in _slot_ref at 1171, the "." not in name guard. Grown slot names are base.elem, so the guard refuses them and falls back to the index, and the index is what apply_specs cannot resolve.
The guard's own comment says a dotted name would resolve wrong because _split_ref_slot partitions on the first dot. That is not what partition does here, it keeps the remainder:
_split_ref_slot('$batchimagesnode.images.image0', {...}) -> (7, 'images.image0')
So the dots survive and the slot resolves. I deleted just that condition and ran it:
XPASS(strict) on test_replace_ops_batch_is_replayable_through_apply_specs
1 failed (the xpass), 142 passed
Nothing else moved. So the deferred item is a one line fix on the mint side plus deleting the xfail, not a ruling on frozen semantics. Please either reword the reason to name _slot_ref, or just make the change here, I would take either. As written it sends whoever picks it up to the wrong file.
Worth knowing the priority: I checked whether this bites the --emit-ops envelope that just shipped. It does not today, those graphs never grow an autogrow slot so the refs come out as names and apply_specs replays them fine. It is a landmine for the emitter the first time it targets a grown autogrow node.
The holed test does not pin what its docstring says
test_replace_ops_replays_a_holed_autogrow_canvas_verbatim says the replay must not renumber grown slots or mint a duplicate for the hole. replace_ops connects carry no grow key, so the namer is never reached on replay. Breaking _first_free_autogrow_index so it clobbers holes, and breaking the element name convention, both survive this test. Its executed lines in workflow_ops are a strict subset of the contiguous test's, no unique lines at all. It pins a shape, which is fine, but the docstring promises branch coverage it does not have.
Verbatim is two weak projections
Both tests compare slot name plus a wired bool, plus len(links). So link ids, grow_id and widgets_values are all uncompared. Removing widgets_values from the add_node payload survives both, and that is the thing replace_ops' own docstring calls authoritative at replay. An id independent edge set, source slot name to destination slot name, plus a widget values compare would make the word verbatim true.
That gap is hiding a real one. replace_ops remaps slot["link"] at 1239 but never remaps slot["grow_id"], so after a replay every grown slot has link != grow_id. grow_id is the convergence identity, it is what canonical() sorts grown slots by and what _apply_connect sets equal to the link id. Pre-existing, not from this PR, but it is exactly the defect a verbatim replay test should have caught. One line in the same loop:
slot["grow_id"] = link_ids.get(slot["grow_id"], slot["grow_id"])Nits
The comments disagree about which side is sparse. The helper calls contiguous the CLI's repeated edit path, one test calls the same shape the FE compacted shape, the other says the CLI is sparse where the FE compacts. The code has the CLI filling the lowest free index and attributes holes to legacy workflows. Pick one story.
Branch is four commits behind main. Rebase is clean and still green, I checked.
Verdict
Not blocking. Fix the xfail reason so it names _slot_ref, and strengthen the two assertions. The grow_id remap is worth its own small PR if you would rather not widen this one.
Auto-grow repeated-edit paths: CLI holes vs FE compaction — replace_ops round-trip now pinned; found + flagged a real apply_specs gap.
Full context for agent readers
Context: [Triage BE-10726] "Auto-grow repeated-edit paths — CLI leaves holes where FE compacts; cover replace." The CLI's repeated edits on autogrow bases leave sparse slot numbering (images.image0 + images.image2, no image1) where the FE compacts naming; the row asks the replace (bulk-writer) path to be covered.
What this PR does (tests only, no runtime change):
Reviewer note: assignee is christian-byrne only (quiet week through 2026-09-06 — no teammate assignees/reviewers/mentions).
Evidence
Commands run (worker VM, comfy-cli @ origin/main 3fddc3e + this commit):
pytest tests/comfy_cli/command/test_workflow_edit.py -q -k "replace_ops or autogrow or p9"→ 16 passed, 1 xfailed (the strict pin, as intended)pytest tests/comfy_cli/command/test_workflow_edit.py tests/comfy_cli/command/test_deprecated_nodes.py -q→ 131 passed, 1 xfailedpytest tests/comfy_cli -q --ignore=tests/comfy_cli/command→ 2158 passed, 5 skipped, 1 failed — the failure istest_file_utils.py::test_atomic_write_text_new_file_uses_umask_default, verified failing identically on a clean origin/main worktree on this host (worker umask baseline, pre-existing, unrelated)ruff check+ruff format --checkon the touched file → cleanapply_specsof a replace_ops batch wiring 3 autogrow connects raisesValueError: input '1' not found on node …; inputs: ['images']and discards the batch;apply_opof the same batch wires all 3 slots with names verbatim.