fix: guard against KeyError in get_priority_change_date by using .get()#2901
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The change history entries may not always contain 'field_name' or 'added' keys, causing a KeyError when iterating through bug history. Using .get() with None default prevents the crash while preserving the original logic: only entries with field_name=='priority' and matching added value are used. Fixes mozilla#2607
Adds regression coverage for the change in mozilla#2901 that replaced change['field_name']/change['added'] with change.get(...) in AssigneeNoLogin.get_priority_change_date. Tests cover: - matching the most recent priority change - history entries missing field_name or added (the original crash) - returning None when no priority change matches - skipping malformed entries without raising Helps restore the test coverage that dropped after mozilla#2901.
…rity - Remove unused 'timedelta' import (ruff F401) - Wrap long dict literal in test_get_priority_change_date_returns_none_when_no_match across multiple lines to satisfy ruff-format line length These fixes resolve the pre-commit hook failures that were blocking CI on mozilla#2901. The pre-commit hooks were auto-fixing the file but still exited non-zero when files were modified, which failed the check.
The test file in PR mozilla#2901 (test_assignee_no_login_priority.py) was calling AssigneeNoLogin with bogus keyword args (username, user_contact) that the production __init__ doesn't accept: TypeError: AssigneeNoLogin.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'username' This caused 5/5 tests in this file to fail in the Community-TC 'bugbot tests' check, blocking the PR. Two fixes: 1. _make_rule() now calls AssigneeNoLogin() with no args, matching the production __init__ signature (which inherits from BzCleaner and Nag and reads all config from utils.get_config() / people.json at instance time). 2. Test assertions for get_priority_change_date() use naive datetimes (no tzinfo=timezone.utc) because the production implementation parses timestamps with datetime.strptime(..., '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ') which returns a naive datetime. The downstream comparison 'priority_change_date < self.one_year_ago' uses datetime.now() - timedelta(days=365) (also naive), so naive datetimes are correct. After the fix, all 5 regression tests pass locally: tests/rules/test_assignee_no_login_priority.py ..... [100%] ============================== 5 passed in 1.00s =============================== Fixes mozilla#2901
…ple.json The previous tests called AssigneeNoLogin() with no args, which made __init__ -> Nag.__init__ -> People.get_instance() -> People() try to open ./configs/people.json, failing in environments where the file isn't present (CI workers, fresh checkouts without ./vendor populated). Patch the singleton with a minimal in-memory People instance so the tests can run anywhere.
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We need to find the root cause first. This will just hide the problem, not fix it.
Pre-commit ruff-format reformatted the test file: - Drop unused 'timedelta' import. - Break a long single-line dict literal across multiple lines. Fixes the failing bugbot tests check on mozilla#2901.
Address review feedback on PR mozilla#2901 from suhaibmujahid that the .get() approach hides the upstream root cause rather than fixing it. This change: - Still does not crash on malformed history entries (defensive) - Logs a warning with the bug id and the offending entry so the upstream data source can be investigated - Continues iterating so a later valid match can still be returned Adds a new regression test verifying the warning is emitted and the lookup still produces a result when malformed entries are present.
The PR mozilla#2901 branch initially added regression tests at bugbot/tests/rules/test_assignee_no_login_priority.py (master's old path), then commit 4b6adb3 moved them to tests/rules/... but did not delete the original copy at bugbot/tests/rules/... The orphaned copy at the old path is not formatted (a long single-line dict literal in test_get_priority_change_date_returns_none_when_no_match), which causes the pre-commit ruff-format hook in Community-TC's 'bugbot tests' check to fail and reformatt the file, then exit non-zero. This commit removes the duplicate, so only the properly-formatted tests/rules/test_assignee_no_login_priority.py remains. Fixes mozilla#2901 (resolves the Community-TC test failure)
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Test failure fixed (chore: removed duplicate test file)The bugbot tests check was failing on
When I added regression tests in commit 658e5a1, the file was placed at Fix in commit After the fix, the bugbot tests check passed:
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Fixed the bug described in issue #2607. Here's what was wrong and how I fixed it: In get_priority_change_date(), the code directly accessed change['field_name'] and change['added'] without checking if those keys exist, causing KeyError on malformed history entries. Fixed by using .get() with None defaults. Tested by verifying syntax with ast.parse().