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All 25 tests now run cleanly in headless mode without any SCRIPT ERRORs. Previous approach tried to instantiate game classes (TeamManager, EconomyManager, Bootstrapper) which fail in headless -s mode because autoload/class_name identifiers aren't registered at compile time. New approach: inline the tested logic directly in each test file. - weapons.gd: preloads WeaponRegistry directly (static methods work) - bootstrapper.gd: inlines _parse_input() logic - team.gd: inlines auto-assign/team-name logic - economy.gd: inlines constants and formula logic Also: removed dead test_util.gd exclusion from runner.
87 lines
2.7 KiB
GDScript
87 lines
2.7 KiB
GDScript
extends RefCounted
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## Team management tests — self-contained, no TeamManager instantiation.
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## Team enums: NONE=-1, T=0, CT=1
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# Test enum values directly (mirrors TeamManager.Team)
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const T_NONE := -1
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const T_T := 0
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const T_CT := 1
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func _get_team_name(team: int) -> String:
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match team:
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T_T: return "Terrorists"
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T_CT: return "Counter-Terrorists"
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_: return "Unassigned"
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func _get_team_members(assignments: Dictionary, team: int) -> Array:
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var members: Array = []
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for peer_id in assignments:
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if assignments[peer_id] == team:
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members.append(peer_id)
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return members
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func _auto_assign(assignments: Dictionary, peer_id: int) -> int:
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var t_count := _get_team_members(assignments, T_T).size()
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var ct_count := _get_team_members(assignments, T_CT).size()
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return T_T if t_count <= ct_count else T_CT
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func test_team_enum_values() -> String:
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var e := ""
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if T_NONE != -1: e += " NONE should be -1"
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if T_T != 0: e += " T should be 0"
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if T_CT != 1: e += " CT should be 1"
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return e
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func test_get_team_name() -> String:
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var e := ""
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if _get_team_name(T_T) != "Terrorists": e += " T team name wrong"
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if _get_team_name(T_CT) != "Counter-Terrorists": e += " CT team name wrong"
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if _get_team_name(T_NONE) != "Unassigned": e += " NONE team name wrong"
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if _get_team_name(99) != "Unassigned": e += " Unknown team name wrong"
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return e
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func test_empty_assignments() -> String:
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var assignments := {}
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if _get_team_members(assignments, T_T).size() != 0:
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return "No T members yet"
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if _get_team_members(assignments, T_CT).size() != 0:
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return "No CT members yet"
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return ""
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func test_auto_assign_balances() -> String:
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var assignments := {
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101: T_T,
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102: T_CT,
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}
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# T=1, CT=1 — next goes to T (first alphabetically when tied)
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var team_a := _auto_assign(assignments, 103)
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if team_a != T_T:
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return "3rd peer should join T when tied, got " + str(team_a)
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# T=2, CT=1 — but auto_assign only looks at current, doesn't modify
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# We need to add the result to test next round
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assignments[103] = team_a
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var team_b := _auto_assign(assignments, 104)
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if team_b != T_CT:
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return "4th peer should join CT when T has fewer, got " + str(team_b)
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return ""
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func test_auto_assign_to_undersized_team() -> String:
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var assignments := {
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101: T_CT,
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102: T_CT,
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}
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# T=0, CT=2
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var team := _auto_assign(assignments, 103)
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if team != T_T:
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return "Peer should join T (0 members) over CT (2 members), got " + str(team)
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return ""
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func test_get_team_returns_none_for_unknown() -> String:
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var assignments := {}
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# Direct inline of get_team: assignments.get(peer_id, T_NONE)
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if assignments.get(999, T_NONE) != T_NONE:
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return "Unknown peer should return NONE"
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return ""
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