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Summary

  • Added PROJECT_PLAN.md with 6-phase roadmap
  • Covers coverage goals, new features, integrations, and metrics
  • Includes risk assessment and immediate next steps

- Added 23 tests for DI container
- Coverage: di/container 73% → 89%
- Tests: 555 → 578 passed, total 87% coverage
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PR Summary by Qodo

Document six-phase roadmap and expand DI container test coverage

🧪 Tests 📝 Documentation 🕐 10-20 Minutes

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AI Description

• Adds a six-phase roadmap covering stability, ecosystem growth, integrations, and scaling.
• Documents baseline metrics, success targets, known risks, and immediate priorities.
• Adds 23 tests for container lifecycles, resolution, service location, and injection.
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graph TD
  PR["PR Changes"] --> Roadmap["Project Roadmap"] --> Phases["Six Phases"]
  PR --> Tests["DI Tests"] --> Container["DI Container"] --> Registries["Service Registries"]
  Container --> Locator["Service Locator"]
  Container --> Inject["Inject Decorator"]
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High-Level Assessment

The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Prefer public-contract DI tests
  • ➕ Makes tests resilient to internal registry refactors
  • ➕ Validates observable lifecycle and resolution behavior
  • ➖ Provides less direct verification of registration state
  • ➖ May require additional fixture classes and identity assertions

Recommendation: Keep the broad test coverage, but prefer public registration and resolution outcomes over direct assertions on _singletons, _factories, and _registrations where practical. The separate roadmap is appropriate because the existing strategic plan is retrospective rather than a forward release plan.

Files changed (2) +514 / -0

Tests (1) +235 / -0
test_di_container.pyAdd comprehensive dependency injection container tests +235/-0

Add comprehensive dependency injection container tests

• Adds 23 tests covering registry initialization, singleton and transient registration, factories, constructor dependency resolution, defaults and failures, automatic resolution, ServiceLocator lifecycle, and inject metadata behavior.

tests/test_di_container.py

Documentation (1) +279 / -0
PROJECT_PLAN.mdAdd a six-phase project development roadmap +279/-0

Add a six-phase project development roadmap

• Documents the current project baseline and plans releases from 0.6.x through 1.x. It defines coverage, ecosystem, API, integration, performance, and advanced-feature goals alongside success metrics, risks, and immediate actions.

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Remediation recommended

1. Register wrapper remains untested 🐞 Bug ⚙ Maintainability
Description
test_register calls Container.register directly instead of ServiceLocator.register, so it
passes even though the public wrapper currently discards the decorator returned by
Container.register and cannot register a class. This creates false coverage for the named API and
leaves callers exposed to a NoneType call failure.
Code

tests/test_di_container.py[R197-198]

+        # register takes *args, so pass lifecycle string
+        ServiceLocator.container().register("singleton")(TestService)
Evidence
The added test explicitly reaches through ServiceLocator.container() to call the underlying
container method, while the public classmethod delegates without returning the resulting decorator.
Therefore the test does not cover the wrapper and cannot expose its unusable return value.

tests/test_di_container.py[190-199]
package_maximizer/di/container.py[32-44]
package_maximizer/di/container.py[140-144]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The new `test_register` bypasses `ServiceLocator.register`, leaving the public wrapper's broken return behavior undetected.

## Issue Context
`Container.register` returns a class decorator, but `ServiceLocator.register` currently discards that return value. Update the wrapper to return the decorator and make the test invoke the wrapper itself.

## Fix Focus Areas
- tests/test_di_container.py[190-199]
- package_maximizer/di/container.py[141-144]

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2. CI gate status is wrong 🐞 Bug ⚙ Maintainability
Description
The roadmap labels the current 85% coverage threshold as nonfatal, but Ubuntu CI passes
--cov-fail-under=85 directly to pytest and fails when coverage is below it. This incorrect
baseline makes the Phase 1 work item misleading about what CI behavior still needs to change.
Code

PROJECT_PLAN.md[R42-45]

+### 1.2. Фатальный CI gate `--cov-fail-under=90`
+
+**Текущее:** 85% (нефатальное)
+**Цель:** 90% (фатальное)
Evidence
The workflow labels the Ubuntu threshold as fatal, sets it to 85, constructs --cov-fail-under=85,
and executes pytest normally; only macOS and Windows receive an empty threshold.

PROJECT_PLAN.md[42-50]
.github/workflows/ci.yml[122-134]

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## Issue description
The roadmap incorrectly says the existing 85% coverage gate is nonfatal.

## Issue Context
Ubuntu CI sets `COV_FAIL_UNDER` to 85 and passes the corresponding `--cov-fail-under` option to pytest without suppressing failures. macOS and Windows already run without that gate.

## Fix Focus Areas
- PROJECT_PLAN.md[42-50]
- .github/workflows/ci.yml[122-134]

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# register takes *args, so pass lifecycle string
ServiceLocator.container().register("singleton")(TestService)
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Remediation recommended

1. Register wrapper remains untested 🐞 Bug ⚙ Maintainability

test_register calls Container.register directly instead of ServiceLocator.register, so it
passes even though the public wrapper currently discards the decorator returned by
Container.register and cannot register a class. This creates false coverage for the named API and
leaves callers exposed to a NoneType call failure.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The new `test_register` bypasses `ServiceLocator.register`, leaving the public wrapper's broken return behavior undetected.

## Issue Context
`Container.register` returns a class decorator, but `ServiceLocator.register` currently discards that return value. Update the wrapper to return the decorator and make the test invoke the wrapper itself.

## Fix Focus Areas
- tests/test_di_container.py[190-199]
- package_maximizer/di/container.py[141-144]

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### 1.2. Фатальный CI gate `--cov-fail-under=90`

**Текущее:** 85% (нефатальное)
**Цель:** 90% (фатальное)
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Remediation recommended

2. Ci gate status is wrong 🐞 Bug ⚙ Maintainability

The roadmap labels the current 85% coverage threshold as nonfatal, but Ubuntu CI passes
--cov-fail-under=85 directly to pytest and fails when coverage is below it. This incorrect
baseline makes the Phase 1 work item misleading about what CI behavior still needs to change.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The roadmap incorrectly says the existing 85% coverage gate is nonfatal.

## Issue Context
Ubuntu CI sets `COV_FAIL_UNDER` to 85 and passes the corresponding `--cov-fail-under` option to pytest without suppressing failures. macOS and Windows already run without that gate.

## Fix Focus Areas
- PROJECT_PLAN.md[42-50]
- .github/workflows/ci.yml[122-134]

ⓘ Copy this prompt and use it to remediate the issue with your preferred AI generation tools

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dominicusin merged commit 8e8fc24 into main Sep 1, 2026
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dominicusin deleted the test/di-container-coverage branch September 1, 2026 05:55
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