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microsoft/winml-cli/tests/CLAUDE.md
Inherits all rules from /CLAUDE.md. Additional test-specific rules below. Reference: /docs/pytest-best-practices.md - Place unit tests under tests/unit/<module>/ mirroring src/winml/modelkit/<module>/ - Place integration tests under tests/integration/, e2e under tests/e2e/ - Place cross-cutting CLI-surface tests (startup, import budget, arg parsing, command discovery, version/help output) under tests/cli/ — these don't mirror any single src/ module, so they don't fit under tests/unit/<module>/ - Put shared fixtures in the narrowest conftest.py that covers all consumers - Place tests that mirror a src/winml/modelkit/<module>/ directly under tests/…
# Test Convention Inherits all rules from [`/CLAUDE.md`](/CLAUDE.md). Additional test-specific rules below. Reference: [`/docs/pytest-best-practices.md`](/docs/pytest-best-practices.md) ## Always - Place unit tests under `tests/unit/<module>/` mirroring `src/winml/modelkit/<module>/` - Place integration tests under `tests/integration/`, e2e under `tests/e2e/` - Place cross-cutting CLI-surface tests (startup, import budget, arg parsing, command discovery, version/help output) under `tests/cli/` — these don't mirror any single `src/` module, so they don't fit under `tests/unit/<module>/` - Put shared fixtures in the narrowest `conftest.py` that covers all consumers ## Never - Place tests that mirror a `src/winml/modelkit/<module>/` directly under `tests/` — they belong under `tests/unit/<module>/`. The category dirs listed under "Always" (`tests/unit/`, `tests/integration/`, `tests/e2e/`, `tests/cli/`) are the only legitimate top-level test directories - Put `test_*.py` files in `assets/`, `fixtures/`, or `mock_data/` — those are helpers only - Duplicate fixtures across multiple `conftest.py` files - Add a new top-level category under `tests/` without also adding it to the `.github/workflows/modelkit-ci.yml` path matrix — CI enumerates paths explicitly, so a new directory is invisible to CI until it's listed
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