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249 changes: 249 additions & 0 deletions tests/test_pulp_solver.py
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"""
Tests for solvers.pulp_solver — ILP solver with fallback behavior.
"""

from __future__ import annotations

import pytest
from unittest.mock import patch, MagicMock

from package_maximizer.core.package import Package


class TestPulPSolverInit:
"""Constructor defaults."""

def test_default_init(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
assert solver.solver_name is None
assert solver.time_limit == 10000

def test_custom_init(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver(solver_name="CBC", time_limit=5000)
assert solver.solver_name == "CBC"
assert solver.time_limit == 5000


class TestPulPSolverAvailable:
"""PULP_AVAILABLE flag and import handling."""

def test_pulp_available_true_when_imported(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers import pulp_solver
# If we can import pulp_solver, PULP_AVAILABLE should be True
assert pulp_solver.PULP_AVAILABLE is True


class TestPulPSolve:
"""solve method with various inputs."""

def test_solve_empty_packages(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
result = solver.solve([])
assert result == []

def test_solve_single_package(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [Package(name="a")]
result = solver.solve(pkgs)
assert "a" in result

def test_solve_no_conflicts(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [Package(name="a"), Package(name="b"), Package(name="c")]
result = solver.solve(pkgs)
assert len(result) == 3

def test_solve_with_conflicts(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [
Package(name="a", conflicts=["b"]),
Package(name="b", conflicts=["a"]),
Package(name="c"),
]
result = solver.solve(pkgs)
# Should not contain both a and b
assert not ("a" in result and "b" in result)
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the optimal selection, not only conflict safety.

These assertions can pass after a regression that returns a feasible but non-optimal result.

  • tests/test_pulp_solver.py#L71-L71: Require "c" and exactly one of "a" or "b".
  • tests/test_pulp_solver.py#L83-L83: Require {"a", "c"}, which is the maximum independent set.
  • tests/test_pulp_solver.py#L96-L97: Require three selected packages: "c", "d", and one of "a" or "b".
  • tests/test_pulp_solver.py#L125-L125: Require only "high" for the conflicting weighted pair.
  • tests/test_pulp_solver.py#L136-L136: Require exactly one selected package for the positive equal-weight pair.
  • tests/test_pulp_solver.py#L144-L144: Use a conflicting fixture where the omitted package weight changes the expected selection.
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  • tests/test_pulp_solver.py#L71-L71 (this comment)
  • tests/test_pulp_solver.py#L83-L83
  • tests/test_pulp_solver.py#L96-L97
  • tests/test_pulp_solver.py#L125-L125
  • tests/test_pulp_solver.py#L136-L136
  • tests/test_pulp_solver.py#L144-L144
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In `@tests/test_pulp_solver.py` at line 71, Strengthen the optimal-selection
assertions in tests/test_pulp_solver.py: lines 71-71 must require "c" and
exactly one of "a" or "b"; lines 83-83 must require {"a", "c"}; lines 96-97 must
require "c", "d", and one of "a" or "b"; line 125-125 must require only "high";
line 136-136 must require exactly one selected package; and line 144-144 must
use a conflicting fixture whose omitted package weight changes the expected
selection.


def test_solve_with_chain_conflicts(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [
Package(name="a", conflicts=["b"]),
Package(name="b", conflicts=["c"]),
Package(name="c"),
]
result = solver.solve(pkgs)
# Should select maximum independent set
assert len(result) >= 1

def test_solve_with_isolated_packages(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [
Package(name="a", conflicts=["b"]),
Package(name="b", conflicts=["a"]),
Package(name="c"),
Package(name="d"),
]
result = solver.solve(pkgs)
# c and d should always be selected
assert "c" in result
assert "d" in result


class TestPulPSolveWithWeights:
"""solve_with_weights method."""

def test_solve_with_weights_empty(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
result = solver.solve_with_weights([], {})
assert result == []

def test_solve_with_weights_none(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [Package(name="a"), Package(name="b")]
result = solver.solve_with_weights(pkgs, None)
assert len(result) == 2

def test_solve_with_weights_prefers_high(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [
Package(name="low", conflicts=["high"]),
Package(name="high", conflicts=["low"]),
]
weights = {"low": 1.0, "high": 10.0}
result = solver.solve_with_weights(pkgs, weights)
assert "high" in result

def test_solve_with_weights_respects_conflicts(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [
Package(name="a", conflicts=["b"]),
Package(name="b", conflicts=["a"]),
]
weights = {"a": 1.0, "b": 1.0}
result = solver.solve_with_weights(pkgs, weights)
assert not ("a" in result and "b" in result)

def test_solve_with_weights_missing_weight_defaults(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [Package(name="a"), Package(name="b")]
weights = {"a": 5.0} # b missing
result = solver.solve_with_weights(pkgs, weights)
assert "a" in result


class TestPulPGreedyFallback:
"""_greedy_fallback method."""

def test_greedy_fallback_no_weights(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [Package(name="a"), Package(name="b")]
result = solver._greedy_fallback(pkgs)
assert isinstance(result, list)

def test_greedy_fallback_with_weights(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [Package(name="a"), Package(name="b")]
weights = {"a": 2.0, "b": 1.0}
result = solver._greedy_fallback(pkgs, weights)
assert isinstance(result, list)

def test_greedy_fallback_with_conflicts(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [
Package(name="a", conflicts=["b"]),
Package(name="b", conflicts=["a"]),
]
result = solver._greedy_fallback(pkgs)
assert not ("a" in result and "b" in result)


class TestPulPNotAvailable:
"""Fallback when PuLP is not available."""

def test_solve_fallback_when_not_available(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers import pulp_solver
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver

original = pulp_solver.PULP_AVAILABLE
pulp_solver.PULP_AVAILABLE = False
try:
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [Package(name="a"), Package(name="b")]
result = solver.solve(pkgs)
assert isinstance(result, list)
finally:
pulp_solver.PULP_AVAILABLE = original

def test_solve_with_weights_fallback_when_not_available(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers import pulp_solver
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver

original = pulp_solver.PULP_AVAILABLE
pulp_solver.PULP_AVAILABLE = False
try:
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [Package(name="a"), Package(name="b")]
result = solver.solve_with_weights(pkgs, {"a": 1.0})
assert isinstance(result, list)
finally:
pulp_solver.PULP_AVAILABLE = original


class TestPulPStatusHandling:
"""Handle non-optimal solver status."""

def test_solve_optimal_status(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [Package(name="a"), Package(name="b")]
result = solver.solve(pkgs)
assert len(result) == 2

def test_solve_with_weights_optimal_status(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [Package(name="a"), Package(name="b")]
result = solver.solve_with_weights(pkgs, {"a": 1.0, "b": 1.0})
assert len(result) == 2


class TestPulPExceptionHandling:
"""Handle solver exceptions."""

def test_greedy_fallback_produces_valid_result(self):
< 6FB1 span class='blob-code-inner blob-code-marker ' data-code-marker="+"> from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [
Package(name="a", conflicts=["b"]),
Package(name="b", conflicts=["a"]),
Package(name="c"),
]
result = solver._greedy_fallback(pkgs)
assert not ("a" in result and "b" in result)
assert "c" in result

def test_greedy_fallback_with_weights_produces_valid_result(self):
from package_maximizer.solvers.pulp_solver import PulPSolver
solver = PulPSolver()
pkgs = [
Package(name="a", conflicts=["b"]),
Package(name="b", conflicts=["a"]),
]
result = solver._greedy_fallback(pkgs, {"a": 1.0, "b": 2.0})
assert not ("a" in result and "b" in result)
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