feat(core): advance options/state handling and workflow execution integration
- extend OptionsManager to support multi-namespace option resolution and toggling - integrate OptionsManager more deeply across Action, ChainedAction, and ActionGroup - propagate shared runtime configuration through execution layers - refine action composition model (sequential + parallel execution semantics) - improve lifecycle consistency across BaseAction, Action, ChainedAction, and ActionGroup - begin aligning execution flow with centralized context and options handling wip: routing and root option parsing behavior still in progress
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import pytest
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from falyx import Falyx
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from falyx.action import Action
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@pytest.mark.asyncio
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async def test_execute_command():
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"""Test if Falyx can run in run key mode."""
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falyx = Falyx("Run Key Test")
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# Add a simple command
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falyx.add_command(
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key="T",
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description="Test Command",
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action=lambda: "Hello, World!",
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)
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# Run the CLI
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result = await falyx.execute_command("T")
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assert result == "Hello, World!"
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@pytest.mark.asyncio
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async def test_execute_command_recover():
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"""Test if Falyx can recover from a failure in run key mode."""
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falyx = Falyx("Run Key Recovery Test")
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state = {"count": 0}
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async def flaky():
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if not state["count"]:
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state["count"] += 1
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raise RuntimeError("Random failure!")
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return "ok"
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# Add a command that raises an exception
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falyx.add_command(
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key="E",
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description="Error Command",
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action=Action("flaky", flaky),
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retry=True,
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)
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result = await falyx.execute_command("E")
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assert result == "ok"
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