docs(testing): record capture aliases, preview ranges and the PR B follow-ups

TESTING.md now states that case and Unicode spellings are aliases, that
the preview serves byte ranges inside the capture pin, where the
cancellation tests live, and two tracked follow-ups: the legacy batch's
ungated cleanup unload under its own last inference, and the three files
over the 800-line ceiling (split py/autotag.py first).
This commit is contained in:
Vito Sansevero
2026-10-22 10:08:26 -07:00
parent f6b37b1cfd
commit 957880d4b6
+16
View File
@@ -1427,6 +1427,22 @@ window completes there with a digest of the copied bytes; POSIX and Windows on
Vocabulary rename, merge and delete bump the `tag_revision` of every image set
they change (and `image_index_revision`), so a Tag dialog opened before the
change gets `tag-conflict` on Save (`tests/test_pair_tag_maintenance.py`).
A case or Unicode spelling of a listed name (`A.PNG` for `a.png`, an NFD name)
is an alias too: each path part must be spelled as its directory lists it, so a
case- or normalization-insensitive filesystem (macOS, Windows) cannot store a
second locator. The capture preview answers one byte range with 206 (416 for
an unsatisfiable or multi-range header) inside the capture's pin, and a
cancelled preview, observe or Generate still closes its handle and ends its pin
or capture (`tests/test_api_annotations.py` `TestCancellation`,
`tests/test_model_gate.py`).
Follow-ups (tracked, not accepted): the legacy Auto-tag batch's cleanup
`unload_model()` in `py/api/autotag_routes.py` is not gated against the
batch's own in-flight inference when the batch coroutine is cancelled (other
owners are kept out; the thread may log an error); and `py/autotag.py`,
`py/api/images.py` and `database/operations.py` are over the 800-line ceiling
(all three were before #249 PR B), with a split of `py/autotag.py` into
backends and service planned first.
Budgets: `test_filter_work_is_bounded` always runs. It asserts that a plain first
page makes 1 link SELECT and a plain cursor page none, that every filter shape