Fix strict mode tests using deprecated anonymous bash syntax#14242
Fix strict mode tests using deprecated anonymous bash syntax#14242
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Co-authored-by: pelikhan <4175913+pelikhan@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
Updates strict mode tests to avoid deprecated/invalid anonymous YAML syntax for the bash tool configuration, aligning test fixtures with the current tools validator behavior.
Changes:
- Replaced
bash:(YAML null / anonymous syntax) withbash: []in strict mode test fixtures. - Ensures strict mode tests pass the bash tool configuration validator.
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In this test case, the name says "bash null allowed in strict mode", but the YAML now uses bash: [] (empty list) and is identical to the next test case ("bash empty array allowed..."). This means the suite no longer covers the bash: null / anonymous bash: scenario, which is expected to be invalid per validateBashToolConfig. Consider either renaming/removing this case, or changing it to explicitly test bash: null and assert an error.
Two strict mode test cases in
pkg/workflow/strict_mode_test.gowere using the anonymousbash:syntax (YAML key with no value), which is rejected by the bash tool validator.Changes
bash:→bash: []in "built-in tools do not require network configuration" test casebash:→bash: []in "bash null allowed in strict mode" test caseThe anonymous syntax
bash:triggers validation errors because the validator (intools_validation.go) specifically rejects cases where the "bash" key exists in the raw YAML map buttools.Bashis nil. Usingbash: []properly indicates an empty allowed commands list, consistent with other passing test cases.Original prompt
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