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 Jan Krivanek
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0e0ec7115e | Merge branch 'main' into dev/jankrivanek/eval-dispatch-plugin-input | ||
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Amaury Levé
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49a77a90bf |
code-testing-agent: add polyglot pipeline examples for Python/TypeScript/Go/Java (#708)
* code-testing-agent: add polyglot pipeline examples for Python/TypeScript/Go/Java
The code-testing-agent skill family is polyglot in description but in
practice biased toward .NET because dotnet-examples.md was the only
filled-in pipeline walkthrough. The four sub-agents that participate in
the Research-Plan-Implement pipeline (researcher, planner, implementer,
generator) all pointed to dotnet-examples.md whenever they suggested a
concrete example, which made it harder for the agent to produce
idiomatic non-.NET tests (e.g. in msbench top5-* benchmarks for
Python/Flask, TypeScript/Express).
This change
* adds four new example files mirroring dotnet-examples.md format
(source → research → plan → generated test → fix cycle → final report):
- python-examples.md (pytest, unittest.mock, Mock(spec=...), parametrize)
- typescript-examples.md (Vitest with notes for Jest; it.each,
async tests, fake timers, ESM/CJS fix cycle)
- go-examples.md (standard testing package, table-driven subtests,
hand-written fake repository, injected clock)
- java-examples.md (JUnit 5 + Mockito on Maven, @ParameterizedTest +
@CsvSource, Clock.fixed, Surefire fix cycles)
* updates code-testing-extensions/SKILL.md TOC to list the new files
and clarifies usage instructions to read the matching <language>-
examples.md alongside the base extension
* makes the "Concrete example" pointers in code-testing-generator,
code-testing-implementer, code-testing-planner and
code-testing-researcher agents language-agnostic (list all available
example files instead of hard-coding dotnet-examples.md)
* expands code-testing-researcher project-structure detection list to
cover more Python (tox.ini, noxfile.py, requirements*.txt, uv.lock,
poetry.lock, pdm.lock), JS/TS (.mts/.cts/.jsx, vitest.config.*,
jest.config.*), C++ (CMakeLists.txt, BUILD.bazel, meson.build),
Java/Kotlin (pom.xml, build.gradle[.kts], wrappers), and other
ecosystem files; expands the Identify-Language section accordingly
* extends the "Language-Specific Examples" section in
code-testing-agent/SKILL.md to summarise each example file
Validated with: skill-validator check --plugin ./plugins/dotnet-test
(23 skills, 11 agents — all checks passed) and markdownlint-cli2.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* Address review feedback for #708
- go-examples.md: replace the hand-rolled `contains`/`stringIndex`
helpers with `strings.Contains` from the standard library. The hand-rolled
`contains` had subtly wrong semantics — `contains(""abc"", """")` returned
`false` while `strings.Contains` returns `true` — and the helpers are
unnecessary complexity for a code-generation example.
- go-examples.md: in the `go test -run` "wrong selection regex" sample fix
cycle, quote the test name and use `single_item` (matching the underscore
that the surrounding diagnosis text refers to) instead of the unquoted
`single item` which the shell would parse as two separate CLI arguments.
- java-examples.md: the source-tree file list described `Invoice.java` as a
`record` but the `InvoiceService.markAsPaid` example mutates the invoice
via `setStatus(...)` and `setPaidDate(...)` — records are immutable, so
the description was internally inconsistent. Re-describe it as a mutable
POJO with explicit mutators to match the service code.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Amaury Levé
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680292e04c |
Make dotnet-test analysis skills and auditor agent polyglot (#707)
* Make dotnet-test analysis skills and auditor agent polyglot Five test analysis skills and the test-quality-auditor agent in plugins/dotnet-test previously activated only on .NET MSTest/xUnit/NUnit/ TUnit cues, even though the underlying techniques (assertion diversity, anti-pattern detection, pseudo-mutation gap analysis, academic smell catalog, trait tagging) apply equally to other test frameworks. This change makes them polyglot across .NET, Python (pytest/unittest), TypeScript/JavaScript (Jest/Vitest/Mocha/node:test), Java (JUnit/TestNG), Go, Ruby (RSpec/Minitest), Rust, Swift (XCTest/Swift Testing), Kotlin (JUnit/Kotest), PowerShell (Pester), and C++ (GoogleTest/Catch2/doctest). Changes ------- * New reference skill `test-analysis-extensions` with per-language extension files (dotnet, python, typescript, java, go, ruby, rust, swift, kotlin, powershell, cpp). Each documents test markers, assertion APIs, sleep / time / random APIs, skip annotations, setup/teardown, mystery-guest indicators, integration markers, and tag-support capability for the corresponding framework. * `assertion-quality`, `test-anti-patterns`, `test-gap-analysis`, `test-smell-detection`, `test-tagging` SKILL.md updated: frontmatter now lists all polyglot frameworks (keeping .NET trigger words for backward compat); bodies reference `test-analysis-extensions` and add per-language calibration (e.g., Go/Rust table-driven loops are idiomatic and not Conditional Test Logic; pytest bare `assert` is canonical; missing-await on async assertions is a new Critical smell). * `test-quality-auditor` agent now runs language detection, gates .NET-only pipeline steps (coverage-analysis, CRAP, detect-static- dependencies, testability migration, experimental dotnet skills), and recommends native tooling for non-.NET projects via an explicit Capability Matrix. * README updated to split sections by polyglot vs .NET-only. * New polyglot eval scenarios added (Python/pytest, TS/Jest, Java/JUnit) alongside existing C# scenarios in `test-anti-patterns`, `assertion-quality`, `test-smell-detection`. The .NET-only skills (writing-mstest-tests, migrate-*, coverage-analysis, crap-score, detect-static-dependencies, run-tests, filter-syntax, platform-detection, dotnet-test-frameworks, mtp-hot-reload, exp-*) are unchanged and continue to activate only for .NET work. Validated with skill-validator `check --plugin ./plugins/dotnet-test`. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Address PR #707 review feedback * typescript.md: replace xpect.fail() recommendation (Jest has no such API) with hrow new Error(...) / explicit failing assertion. * test-tagging SKILL.md description: clarify that unittest has no canonical tag syntax (pytest markers are the auto-edit mechanism; unittest is report-only). Switch doctest reference to "decorators" rather than implying a Catch2-style [tags] mechanism exists. * test-tagging SKILL.md auto-edit list and table: use `* doctest::test_suite("tag")` decorator chain syntax for doctest in both the bullet list and the per-framework table, matching the example already shown. * cpp.md extension: spell out the Catch2 vs doctest tagging distinction in the capability matrix (Catch2 [tag], doctest * doctest::test_suite("tag") decorator). Validated with `dotnet run --project eng/skill-validator/src -- check --plugin ./plugins/dotnet-test` (23 skills + 11 agents). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: copilot-swe-agent[bot] <198982749+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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dependabot[bot]
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972f4831fe |
Bump the all-other-nuget group with 3 updates (#697)
Bumps Nerdbank.MessagePack from 1.1.62 to 1.2.4 Bumps Vecc.YamlDotNet.Analyzers.StaticGenerator from 17.0.0 to 18.0.0 Bumps YamlDotNet from 17.1.0 to 18.0.0 --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: Nerdbank.MessagePack dependency-version: 1.2.4 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-minor dependency-group: all-other-nuget - dependency-name: Vecc.YamlDotNet.Analyzers.StaticGenerator dependency-version: 18.0.0 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-major dependency-group: all-other-nuget - dependency-name: YamlDotNet dependency-version: 18.0.0 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-major dependency-group: all-other-nuget - dependency-name: Nerdbank.MessagePack dependency-version: 1.2.4 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-minor dependency-group: all-other-nuget - dependency-name: Vecc.YamlDotNet.Analyzers.StaticGenerator dependency-version: 18.0.0 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-major dependency-group: all-other-nuget - dependency-name: YamlDotNet dependency-version: 18.0.0 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-major dependency-group: all-other-nuget ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> |
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hngye02
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df4578950d |
Add session viz link to evaluation.yml (#701)
Co-authored-by: t-hungnguyen <t-hungnguyen@microsoft.com> |
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Amaury Levé
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2b7fcdd7ab |
dotnet-test: add Rule #0 (Confirm the Test Target) to ruby/powershell extensions (#702)
* dotnet-test: add Rule #0 (Confirm the Test Target) to ruby/powershell extensions When the prompt does not name a specific file ("test the repository", "one core module", "comprehensive suite"), agents frequently target the wrong code — typically the largest upstream module that already has rich existing tests — instead of the newly-added module the user actually wants tested. Recent benchmark runs (top5-{ruby,powershell}-*-{simple,complex}) showed this is a dominant failure mode for Ruby/PowerShell: the agent burns 50+ turns writing tests for files the verifier never measures, while the real target (a small untracked `lib/string_utils.rb` or `tools/StringUtils.psm1`) sits one `git status` away. Adds a Rule #0 to both ruby.md and powershell.md, ahead of the existing "Rule #1: Investigate the Repo First". The rule: - Tells the agent to use git history (`git status -s`, `git ls-files --others --exclude-standard`, `git log --diff-filter=A --name-only -5`) to find the actual target rather than guessing from repo size. - Documents a Test Placement Contract — RSpec scopes to `spec/`, Pester scopes to whatever directory the harness passes to `Invoke-Pester -Path`; tests placed elsewhere are invisible. - Adds a First-Test Sanity Loop: write one test, run --dry-run / -PassThru to confirm discovery > 0, fix LoadError / Import-Module issues before expanding. Catches placement mistakes on turn 1. Both files validate cleanly under skill-validator. The existing Rule #1 and all subsequent sections are unchanged — this is a pure prepend. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Potential fix for pull request finding Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Address PR review: clarify Rule #0 precedence and broaden require regex - Rephrase Rule #0's discovery preamble in ruby.md and powershell.md to call out the commands as the read-only exception to Rule #1, removing the apparent contradiction between 'before planning' and Rule #1's 'before writing any test or running any command'. - Broaden the spec_helper require grep to match leading whitespace and `require_relative`, avoiding false negatives that send the agent to the wrong target. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Amaury Levé
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3123e607a1 |
dotnet-test: add explicit non-.NET guards to 5 skill descriptions (#705)
* dotnet-test: add explicit non-.NET guards to 5 skill descriptions
Five skills in plugins/dotnet-test have language-neutral trigger phrases
in their USE FOR sections that could plausibly mis-route on non-.NET
prompts in mixed-language workflows:
- writing-mstest-tests ("write unit tests for a class", "create test class")
- test-anti-patterns ("audit my tests", "test smell audit")
- assertion-quality ("identify assertion-free tests")
- test-gap-analysis ("find weak tests", "discover untested edge cases")
- test-tagging ("categorize, audit, or label tests with traits")
Each skill now has an explicit non-.NET exclusion clause in its
DO NOT USE FOR section, naming the most common languages it must NOT
match (Python, JS/TS, Go, Java, Rust, Ruby, PHP, Swift, Kotlin) and
restating that the skill only handles C#/F#/VB.NET test code.
This was surfaced by an MSBench investigation comparing a baseline
Copilot CLI run vs the same run with this pruned dotnet-test plugin
installed against the sweatlas-tw-unit benchmark (24 Python / 15 Go /
5 TS, 0 .NET). Both runs scored identically (15/44 resolved). Skills
correctly never fired (0 invocations across all 43 instances), so this
is a hardening change, not a bug fix — it makes the router's job easier
in heterogeneous repos and future benchmarks.
Validated with: dotnet run --project eng/skill-validator/src/SkillValidator.csproj -- check --plugin plugins/dotnet-test
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* Potential fix for pull request finding
Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Amaury Levé
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4f78daf583 |
run-tests: add platform-detection keywords for activation (#700)
* run-tests: add platform-detection keywords for activation
The 'Detect test platform from Directory.Build.props' eval scenario
regressed from 2.7/5 to 2.0/5 with run-tests not activated (skill
loaded column shows NOT ACTIVATED). The scenario prompt asks 'figure
out which test platform it uses' but the previous description framed
detection only as 'chooses the correct platform/SDK/framework syntax'
and 'selecting VSTest vs Microsoft.Testing.Platform command syntax' --
both focused on syntax selection, not on platform detection from
project files.
Per InvestigatingResults.md guidance for 'skill not activated'
failures, surface the detection use case explicitly with the file
names the scenario hinges on:
detecting test platform/framework from \global.json\, \.csproj\,
\Directory.Build.props\
Trim the syntax clause ('command syntax' -> 'syntax', 'including' ->
'incl.') and shorten the multi-TFM example (drop redundant
\dotnet test\ prefix) to stay under the 1,024-char description cap.
Folded description: 948 -> 1,010 chars.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* run-tests: rephrase platform detection with prompt-shaped language
The previous fix (
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Tom Longhurst
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36209c3b52 |
TUnit Fixes & Improvements (#677)
* Update target framework to net10.0 and upgrade TUnit package to version 1.45.8
* Fix and expand TUnit coverage in dotnet-test-frameworks reference
Cross-referenced against tunit.dev/llms.txt and the official attributes
comparison page. Corrects the test class marker (TUnit is convention-based,
not [ClassDataSource]), and fills in the previously-missing TUnit rows for
the assertion APIs, setup/teardown methods, exception-handling examples,
and integration test category marker.
* Refine TUnit assertion table accuracy
The Type row's TUnit cell now uses IsAssignableTo<T>() to match the
assignable-type semantics of the MSTest/xUnit/NUnit equivalents, with a
note pointing at IsTypeOf<T>() for exact-type checks. The Skip row now
documents that [Skip] also applies at class and assembly scope and that
Skip.Test("reason") handles dynamic in-test skipping.
Verified against the TUnit migration guides and the type-assertions docs.
* Spell out TUnit assertion alternatives as complete awaited expressions
The Boolean, Null, Exception, and Type rows in the assertions table
previously used a `await Assert.That(x).IsTrue()` / `.IsFalse()` shorthand
for the alternative form. A reader copy-pasting just the second fragment
would end up with an un-awaited assertion that silently passes — which
contradicts the note immediately below the table about always awaiting.
Each alternative is now a complete, independently copy-pasteable expression.
Addresses the inline review on dotnet/skills#677.
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Co-authored-by: Amaury Levé <amauryleve@microsoft.com>
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Amaury Levé
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b9db51de9d |
Add TUnit-focused eval scenarios for dotnet-test-frameworks (#699)
* Add TUnit-focused eval scenarios for dotnet-test-frameworks Adds 5 new evaluation scenarios and tightens 2 existing scenarios to exercise the expanded TUnit coverage in dotnet-test-frameworks/SKILL.md (see #677). New scenarios: - Convert cross-framework assertions to TUnit syntax (await / IsEqualTo / IsTrue / IsNull / IsAssignableTo / Contains / Throws<T>) - Diagnose silently-passing TUnit test with missing await (debugging mystery framed without naming the pitfall) - Refactor TUnit try/catch to native exception assertion (Throws<T>() / ThrowsExactly<T>() / WithMessage) - TUnit lifecycle hooks at test / class / assembly / session scope - TUnit skip mechanisms — attribute, assembly-wide [assembly: Skip], and dynamic Skip.Test(...) Updated scenarios: - Identify TUnit framework: rubric now distinguishes [ClassDataSource] as a fixture/data source rather than a class marker (TUnit classes are convention-based, like xUnit) - Identify integration tests: adds a TUnit Project D using live SqlConnection and requires recommending [Category("Integration")] for TUnit Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Mirror TUnit eval scenarios into Vally spec Apply the same updated and new scenarios as in eval.yaml to the parallel eval.vally.yaml so both pipelines exercise the new TUnit-focused checks. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Amaury Levé <amauryleve@github.com> Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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dependabot[bot]
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b2ccf6dcab |
Bump github/gh-aw-actions in the github-actions-dependencies group (#696)
Bumps the github-actions-dependencies group with 1 update: [github/gh-aw-actions](https://github.com/github/gh-aw-actions). Updates `github/gh-aw-actions` from 0.68.3 to 0.76.1 - [Release notes](https://github.com/github/gh-aw-actions/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/github/gh-aw-actions/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](https://github.com/github/gh-aw-actions/compare/abea67e08ee83539ea33aaae67bf0cddaa0b03b5...46d564922b082d0db93244972e8005ea6904ee5f) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: github/gh-aw-actions dependency-version: 0.76.1 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-minor dependency-group: github-actions-dependencies ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Jan Krivanek
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053792ce8e |
Aggregate sharded plugin results in publish-eval-data (#698)
The publish-eval-data job iterates discover.outputs.plugins and looks for "all-results/skill-validator-results-<plugin>", but when the discover job fans a plugin into multiple shards the artifacts are named "skill-validator-results-<plugin>--shard-<tag>". The exact-match lookup misses all of them and the step logs "No run results found for dotnet-msbuild, skipping" -- which is exactly what the 2026-05-27 scheduled run did (confirmed in the publish-eval-data logs of run 26484154365). Fix: locate every matching artifact dir (exact name OR --shard-* suffix), collect the latest run dir's results.json from each, and -- when there are multiple -- concat their verdicts arrays into a single synthetic results.json before calling generate-benchmark-data.ps1. Calling the script per-shard would have emitted N separate datapoints with the same commit/timestamp and skewed the dashboard. publish-token-data and publish-session-data were already shard-tolerant and need no changes. |
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Jan Krivanek
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bd5e7402db |
Restore investigation prompt to PR comment (#693)
PR #473 moved the failure investigation prompt out of the PR comment and only into the workflow run summary. This made it harder for users to discover — they had to click through to the run details to find it. Move it back to the PR comment so the copy-paste prompt is visible inline on the PR, while keeping it in the workflow summary as well. |
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Amaury Levé
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ac653c62e4 |
dotnet-test: add cross-language edit-boundary rules to code-testing-implementer (#689)
The code-testing-* agent family generates tests for 12 languages (not just .NET). Until now, no instruction told the implementer to keep its changes additive: it would routinely modify existing test files non-additively (deleting/reformatting lines) or edit non-test production code to make something easier to test. Both behaviors cause the change to be rejected by: - the msbench 'simple' test verifier (any 'dels > 0' on a test file, or any change to a non-test file, sets reward=0) - most real-world test-quality gates, code-review policies, and CI Add explicit cross-language rules in the implementer agent prompt: 1. Existing test files are append-only (no reformat/reorder/remove). 2. Do not modify non-test source files; surface untestable seams as follow-ups for the testability-migration agent. 3. Prefer new test files over edits to existing ones when equivalent. 4. Build-system manifests may be edited only for project/dependency registration. Rule 6 in the Rules section now points at the Step 4 detail so the implementer reads it on every phase. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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dependabot[bot]
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a9c35454f2 |
Bump github/gh-aw-actions in the github-actions-dependencies group (#678)
Bumps the github-actions-dependencies group with 1 update: [github/gh-aw-actions](https://github.com/github/gh-aw-actions). Updates `github/gh-aw-actions` from ba90f2186d7ad780ec640f364005fa24e797b360 to abea67e08ee83539ea33aaae67bf0cddaa0b03b5 - [Release notes](https://github.com/github/gh-aw-actions/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/github/gh-aw-actions/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](https://github.com/github/gh-aw-actions/compare/ba90f2186d7ad780ec640f364005fa24e797b360...abea67e08ee83539ea33aaae67bf0cddaa0b03b5) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: github/gh-aw-actions dependency-version: abea67e08ee83539ea33aaae67bf0cddaa0b03b5 dependency-type: direct:production dependency-group: github-actions-dependencies ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Jan Krivanek
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14ee3c90f9 |
Rework evaluation to allow sharding of resource intensive evaluations (#692)
* Shard plugin evaluation via executionShard tag in eval.yaml MCP-heavy plugins like dotnet-msbuild reliably exhaust the GitHub-hosted runner host after ~87 min of cumulative MCP traffic (Copilot CLI plus dotnet dnx Microsoft.AITools.BinlogMcp child processes), which has produced no dashboard data for dotnet-msbuild scheduled runs since 2026-05-20. Cutting per-runner concurrency alone was insufficient: at the default 18-way concurrency the runner OOMs in 17-30 min; at 3-way it survives longer but still hits a host-level termination at ~87 min. Two mitigations, both required: 1. Sharding (this change). The discover step reads an optional top-level 'executionShard:' string from each tests/<plugin>/<skill>/eval.yaml and groups skills by tag, emitting one matrix entry per shard so each shard runs on a fresh runner. Untagged skills fall into a 'default' bucket. Plugins where all skills resolve to a single bucket emit one entry (unchanged behavior). The validator already calls IgnoreUnmatchedProperties so no Models.cs change is needed. Shard names follow '<plugin>--shard-<tag>' so the existing 'skill-validator-results-<plugin>--*' artifact glob keeps working. 2. Per-MCP-plugin concurrency caps (already in place). When plugin.json declares mcpServers, parallelism is forced to 1x3x1 with --judge-timeout 600 to avoid acute OOM within a shard. Also adds a workflow_dispatch 'plugin' input for targeted re-runs of a single plugin, and tags 10 dotnet-msbuild eval.yamls (heavy/medium); the remaining 8 fall into 'default'. Empirically the three shards complete in parallel in ~30-40 min each, well inside the 180-min job timeout, and successfully upload dashboard data. * Address PR review: lenient shard regex and validate dispatch plugin input - executionShard regex now tolerates optional leading whitespace, so an accidentally indented key still groups correctly instead of silently falling back to the default bucket. - workflow_dispatch 'plugin' input is now validated against ^[a-zA-Z0-9._-]+$ before any Join-Path/Test-Path use, preventing path-traversal style values (e.g. '../foo') from being injected into filesystem paths. |
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Javier Calvarro Nelson
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198e58c983 |
Add blazor skills to dotnet-blazor plugin (#357)
* Add dotnet-blazor plugin and convert-blazor-server-to-webapp skill Add the dotnet-blazor plugin with 9 skills covering Blazor Web App development: - plan-ui-change: Plan and scaffold UI features in Blazor Web Apps - create-blazor-project: Create new Blazor projects with proper render mode setup - author-component: Author Razor components with parameters, events, lifecycle - coordinate-components: Share state across components using CascadingValueSource/scoped services - use-js-interop: Call JavaScript from Blazor and vice versa - fetch-and-send-data: HTTP data access with proper service patterns - configure-auth: Set up ASP.NET Core Identity and authorization in Blazor - collect-user-input: Build forms with EditForm, validation, and file uploads - support-prerendering: Handle prerendering lifecycle and state persistence Add convert-blazor-server-to-webapp skill to the dotnet-aspnet plugin for migrating .NET 7 Blazor Server apps to .NET 8+ Blazor Web App architecture. All 10 skills pass evaluation with quality improvements ranging from 12-50% and overfitting scores within acceptable thresholds. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Update eng/allowed-external-deps.txt * Update .gitignore --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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YuliiaKovalova
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da5e63e878 |
[dotnet-msbuild] Fix AP-13/AP-14 false positives and add source-vs-packed layout guidance (#687)
* [dotnet-msbuild] Fix AP-13/AP-14 false positives and add source-vs-packed layout guidance The msbuild-quality-review run on microsoft/testfx surfaced two confidently-stated false positives that the maintainer rightly pushed back on: 1. The reviewer claimed unguarded `<Import>` forwarders in MSTest's NuGet `build/<tfm>/` folders point at non-existent paths under `buildTransitive/<tfm>/`. In reality those folders are produced at pack time by the `.nuspec` `<file target="...">` mappings, so the forwarders resolve correctly in every restored package. 2. The reviewer flagged backslashes in `<Import Project="...\...\...">` as a cross-platform 🔴 error. MSBuild's evaluator normalizes `\` to `/` on Unix-like systems via `FileUtilities.MaybeAdjustFilePath` / `ConvertToUnixSlashes` before resolving the path, so existing backslash-style imports work everywhere — confirmed by years of shipping MSTest to Linux/macOS users. This change updates the rubric so the same false positives don't recur across every consumer of the dotnet-msbuild plugin: * `msbuild-antipatterns/SKILL.md` AP-13 — adds an explicit "NuGet package forwarders" exception and tells reviewers to consult `.nuspec` / `<PackagePath>` before flagging. * `msbuild-antipatterns/SKILL.md` AP-14 — rewritten to distinguish where backslashes are a real bug (raw `<Exec>` shell strings, CDATA, non-MSBuild consumers — keep 🔴) from where they're only style (`<Import>` and other evaluator-routed paths — 🔵 with a cite to the MSBuild source). * `extension-points/SKILL.md` — adds a "Source Tree vs Packed Layout" section documenting the three packaging mechanisms (.nuspec `<file>` mappings, csproj `<PackagePath>` metadata, SDK pack conventions) that legitimately reshape the layout, with the cross-check procedure reviewers must run before flagging "missing-file" imports. * `agents/msbuild-code-review.agent.md` — Discovery now records the projected packed layout; Category 4 references the new AP-13/AP-14 nuances; new "Veracity gate" step downgrades or drops 🔴 findings that would imply currently-shipping CI is broken. No fixtures change: the `tests/dotnet-msbuild/msbuild-antipatterns/eval.yaml` rubric does not enumerate AP-13/AP-14 by id, and the F#-specific scenarios are unaffected. Markdownlint passes on all edited files. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Address PR review feedback - extension-points: rewrite .nuspec example so the source file is genuinely shared (single buildTransitive/common/MyAdapter.props fan-out instead of three already-per-TFM sources); clarify <file target=> folder-vs-rename semantics. - extension-points: replace semicolon-list PackagePath example with the unambiguous multi-<None> form, and note in prose that semicolon syntax is also supported. Avoids reader confusion noted in review. - msbuild-antipatterns AP-13 cross-check: align search scope with extension-points (project directory AND any parent directory) so reviewers don't miss shared mono-repo nuspecs. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * AP-13: drop ../ link to extension-points to satisfy skill-validator Skill-validator rejects file references that traverse out of the skill directory (parent-directory traversal). Replace the markdown link with a plain-text reference to the dotnet-msbuild/extension-points skill — the prose is still discoverable to humans and to the agent that loads the plugin, but no longer trips the validator. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Address second round of PR review feedback - AP-13: replace <tfm> placeholders inside XML attribute strings with concrete TFM examples (net8.0) so the snippets are valid copy-pasteable XML. - AP-13 & extension-points: bound the .nuspec search to project directory + IMMEDIATE parent only (no unbounded walking); wording now identical in both docs. - AP-14: add explicit text severity next to severity emoji (🔴 Error / 🔵 Style) for accessibility — screen readers and plain-text copies now convey severity without relying on color/emoji rendering. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Amaury Levé
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ca21fd61c1 |
run-tests: prompt-shaped multi-TFM keywords for plugin activation (#688)
* run-tests: use prompt-shaped multi-TFM keywords for plugin activation The 'Run tests in a multi-TFM project targeting a specific framework' eval scenario kept failing plugin-mode activation after #667. The skill description had 'multi-TFM projects (--framework)' as a brief parenthetical, but the scenario prompt uses different language: 'This test project targets both net8.0 and net9.0. I only want to run the tests on net9.0 using dotnet test.' Per the InvestigatingResults.md guidance for 'skill not activated' failures, expand that clause to include keywords from the prompt — 'running tests against a single target framework when a project targets multiple TFMs' plus a concrete '<TargetFrameworks>net8.0;net9.0</TargetFrameworks>' example and the '--framework <TFM>' invocation. Per-skill description is 947 chars, well under the 1024 spec cap. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Replace simple multi-TFM scenario with a harder MTP+SDK 9 variant that requires skill knowledge The previous 'Run tests in a multi-TFM project targeting a specific framework' scenario tested a trivial prompt (single --framework flag) that the model already answers perfectly from training (baseline 4.7/5). This matches pattern #8 (baseline already good, no headroom) in InvestigatingResults.md, and explains why two prior attempts to fix plugin-mode activation via description tweaks (PR #667, #688) failed: the router rationally skips loading the skill for a trivial question. This change replaces the scenario with a meaningfully harder one that combines several signals the model often confuses: - Multi-TFM project (TargetFrameworks plural) - MTP runner (TestingPlatformDotnetTestSupport) - .NET SDK 9 (-- separator required for MTP extension args) - TRX report (MTP extension flag) The correct answer requires knowing that --framework is a dotnet test/MSBuild flag that always goes BEFORE --, while --report-trx is an MTP extension flag that goes AFTER -- on SDK 9: dotnet test --framework net9.0 -- --report-trx The ordering assertion in eval.yaml enforces this on a single line, so swapping --framework after the separator no longer satisfies the scenario. Also fix a documentation bug in SKILL.md surfaced by this work: the 'Common MTP flags > Built-in flags' table previously listed --framework and --no-build under 'On SDK 8/9, pass after --', which is wrong. Those are dotnet test/MSBuild flags consumed by dotnet test itself; they always go before --. The table now lists only flags genuinely consumed by MTP, and an Important note clarifies the rule. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Jan Krivanek
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d3aaffae4f | ci: parameterize evaluation workflow_dispatch with plugin input | ||
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Jan Krivanek
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a913aaab1e | Soften MCP-plugin parallelism cap to 1x2x2=4 concurrent (was 1x1x1 serial) | ||
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Amaury Levé
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5810d492c9 |
test-anti-patterns / test-smell-detection: narrow-specialist re-pitch (Variant B) (#671)
Both skills suffer plugin-mode activation failures: in plugin runs the model bypasses the skill tool entirely for ~5/6 of test-anti-patterns audit prompts and ~2/3 of test-smell-detection prompts, answering directly from training. Variant B repositions the two skills as umbrella + narrow specialist: * test-anti-patterns becomes THE umbrella audit skill for all pragmatic test-quality reviews (anti-patterns and smell-style prompts alike). Its description explicitly absorbs smell-audit triggers. * test-smell-detection is repositioned as a narrow niche that only fires when the user explicitly asks for the testsmells.org / academic 19-smell catalog with citable smell names from the research literature. Eval prompts for test-smell-detection are rewritten to match the narrow niche (explicit testsmells.org / 19-smell catalog requests) so we test specialist activation rather than the umbrella scenarios. Variant B of a 3-PR experiment to fix activation. Companion PRs: * Variant A = activation-only rewrite, both skills keep overlap; * Variant C = full merge into test-anti-patterns. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: copilot-swe-agent[bot] <198982749+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Jan Krivanek
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7c238299d5 |
TEMP: serial-execution for MCP plugins + workflow_dispatch path (dotnet-msbuild only)
Real fix: detect plugins declaring mcpServers and force PARALLEL_SKILLS/SCENARIOS/RUNS=1 to avoid runner OOM when dnx-launched MCP children compete for memory (root cause of dotnet-msbuild scheduled-run failures since 2026-05-20). TEMP (revert before PR): enable workflow_dispatch through gate/discover/build-validator, hardcoded to evaluate only dotnet-msbuild, for CI validation without merging to main. |
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Amaury Levé
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362b3f25ec |
Fix plugin-mode skill activation for 8 dotnet-test scenarios (#667)
* migrate-vstest-to-mtp: fix plugin activation for OutputType=Exe scenario The `Set OutputType=Exe only for test projects in Directory.Build.props` scenario was failing plugin-mode skill activation (skillActivationPlugin. activated=false, detectedSkills=[]) in the latest scheduled eval. The model answered from its own knowledge and proposed the wrong solution (`Condition="'$(IsTestProject)' == 'true'"` in Directory.Build.props, which the skill explicitly warns against). Two fixes: 1. SKILL.md description: add an explicit `conditioning OutputType=Exe to test projects when centralizing MTP properties in Directory.Build.props` USE FOR clause so the description surfaces this specific MTP migration pitfall to the skill router. Per-skill description stays at <= 1024 chars (trimmed `configuration` -> `config` and `MSTest version upgrades (use migrate-mstest-* skills)` -> `MSTest version upgrades` to keep within the spec limit). 2. eval.vally.yaml: add the missing scenario (the eval.yaml scenario was added in PR #556 but vally was never synced — vally had 10 stimuli vs eval.yaml's 11). Brings vally and skill-validator coverage to parity. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * test-anti-patterns: strengthen description for severity-ranked audits The `Detect mixed severity anti-patterns in repository service tests` scenario was failing plugin-mode skill activation (skillActivationPlugin.activated=false, detectedSkills=[]) in the latest scheduled eval, even though the prompt explicitly says `Audit the test class ... for .NET test anti-patterns ... Give me a severity-ranked list (Critical / Warning / Info)`. The previous description only mentioned `USE FOR: audit test quality, review test code, find test anti-patterns, ...`, so the model could not distinguish this skill from sibling test-quality skills based on the `severity-ranked` and `Critical/Warning/Info` framing in the prompt. Surface the catalog shape (severity-ranked output, concrete code-level fixes) and add explicit `severity-ranked test audit`, `self-comparing assertions` and `broad exception types` triggers — these are the exact phrases used by failing scenarios. Description stays at 822 chars (<= 1024 limit). Aggregate dotnet-test description stays at 15,099 chars (<= 20,000 limit). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * run-tests: restructure description for higher-signal plugin activation Six run-tests scenarios were failing plugin-mode skill activation in the latest scheduled eval (skillActivationPlugin.activated=false, detectedSkills=[]) even though isolated activation worked for every scenario: - Run tests with trx reporting on MTP project (SDK 9) - Run tests in a multi-TFM project targeting a specific framework - Filter MSTest tests by category on VSTest - Filter NUnit tests by class name on VSTest - Filter TUnit tests by class using treenode-filter - Negative test: do not use MTP syntax for a VSTest project The previous description piled ~30 quoted trigger phrases (`run tests`, `run my tests`, `run these tests`, `execute tests`, `dotnet test`, `test filter`, `filter by category`, `filter by class`, `combine filters`, `run only specific tests`, `integration tests`, `unit tests`, `tests not running`, `hang timeout`, `blame-hang`, `blame-crash`, `crash dump`, `TRX report`, `TRX`, `test report`, `generate TRX`, `TUnit`, `treenode-filter`, `target framework`, `multi-TFM`, ...). In plugin mode this signal-poor keyword wall made the skill look generic enough that the router preferred to answer directly from model knowledge. Replace the keyword pile with five higher-signal scope clauses grouped by user-visible concern: 1. running, filtering, or troubleshooting `dotnet test` 2. VSTest vs Microsoft.Testing.Platform syntax (incl. `--` separator rules on SDK 8/9 vs 10+) 3. framework-specific filter syntax for MSTest / xUnit / NUnit / TUnit (--filter, --filter-class, --filter-trait, --filter-query, --treenode-filter) 4. TRX/reporting (--report-trx vs --logger trx), blame/hang/crash diagnostics, multi-TFM (--framework) 5. avoiding MTP/VSTest argument mixups These are the same concerns the previous description tried to cover, but framed as decisions the skill helps make (and that distinguish it from sibling test skills) rather than as a list of bare keywords. Per-skill description shrinks from 1,000 to 819 chars (still <= 1,024 limit). Aggregate dotnet-test description stays well under the 20,000-char cap. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * test-anti-patterns: drop specific severity labels from description PR review (copilot-pull-request-reviewer on #667) caught that `Produces a severity-ranked (Critical / Warning / Info) catalog ...` in the new description contradicts the SKILL.md body, which actually teaches a 4-level Critical / High / Medium / Low taxonomy. The `Critical / Warning / Info` wording came from one eval scenario's prompt, but other prompts ask for different bucket schemes, and the skill itself does not enforce a fixed three-level mapping. Drop the specific labels from the description and keep just `severity-ranked` as the activation signal. The body remains unchanged (it teaches Critical / High / Medium / Low and the agent maps to the prompt's requested buckets at output time). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Amaury Levé
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b24599aa36 |
test-smell-detection: trim to detailed tier and add prompt-shaped triggers (#653)
Multi-model skill-validator eval (claude-haiku-4.5, claude-opus-4.6, gpt-5.3-codex, gpt-5.4-mini) showed two issues with this skill: 1. Quality regression on stronger models (+0.15 haiku, -0.14 opus, -0.17 codex, -0.29 gpt-5.4-mini): the skill added tokens and tool calls without lifting rubric quality on larger models. 2. Plugin-mode activation loss: the skill activated reliably in isolated mode but was almost never picked in plugin mode where it competed with siblings (code-testing-agent, etc.). Changes: - Trim BPE tokens 2,487 -> 1,472 (still detailed tier, well within the 800-2,500 sweet spot per SkillsBench guidance). Collapsed long smell-by-smell prose, `Why Test Smells Matter`, and pitfalls into a compact taxonomy table plus a short decision procedure / output checklist. Removed bulky examples. Kept taxonomy, calibration, negative guidance, and references intact. - Add prompt-shaped USE FOR triggers drawn from the eval prompts (`review test smells`, `review these tests and tell me if there are` `any problematic patterns`, `check my tests for test design` `problems or anti-patterns`, `give us an objective assessment of` `our integration tests`, plus explicit smell names). - Strengthen DO NOT USE FOR clause: `write new tests / scaffold tests` `from scratch / generate a complete MSTest test suite` now defers cleanly to code-testing-generator (covers the negative eval scenario). Validation: skill-validator check --plugin clean for this skill; build + 545/545 tests pass. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Jan Krivanek
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0724ccf8ac | Update binlog mcp name (#684) | ||
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Jan Krivanek
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1a6e78c9c6 |
Add binlog MCP usage to other msbuild skills/agents (#683)
* Add binlog MCP usage to other msbuild skills/agents * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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YuliiaKovalova
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5f1170152b |
Add MSBuild target authoring skills (target-authoring, property-patterns, item-management, extension-points) (#669)
* Add 4 MSBuild target authoring skills for dotnet-msbuild plugin New skills: - target-authoring: three-level target chain, DependsOn extension, naming conventions - property-patterns: conditional defaults, composition, path normalization, TFM helpers - item-management: Include/Remove/Update, batching, transforms, FileWrites registration - extension-points: CustomBefore/After hooks, import gating, NuGet build extensions Each skill includes eval.yaml tests with anti-pattern fixtures. Closes #668 * Address Copilot review feedback - target-authoring: Reword DO NOT USE clause to exclude only deep incremental-build diagnostics, not basic Inputs/Outputs usage - property-patterns: Close unclosed XML elements in String Functions snippet (PropertyGroup, TargetFrameworkMoniker) - extension-points: Add missing CustomAfterMySDK property definition to match the import at bottom of example * Remove accidental pr-body.md file * Fix wildcard import placeholder path and quote NormalizePath args - extension-points: Use full MSBuildExtensionsPath expression and consistent Exists() casing in wildcard import example - property-patterns: Quote property arguments in NormalizePath call * Tune eval prompts to reduce overfitting Rewrite all 4 eval prompts as natural developer problem descriptions instead of skill-aligned checklists. Softens technique-prescriptive rubric items. Result: overfitting scores drop from 0.15-0.31 to 0.06-0.08 (all green). property-patterns now passes eval. * Fix Copilot review round 3: quote property function args, fix fixture - property-patterns: Quote in IsPathRooted call - extension-points: Quote in GetDirectoryNameOfFileAbove - item-management fixture: Use literal semicolon instead of %3B in WriteLinesToFile * Add harder multi-file eval scenarios for all 4 skills Each skill now has a second scenario with multi-file setups containing interacting bugs that require cross-file analysis: - target-authoring: SDK .targets + Directory.Build.targets with 3 bugs (target redefinition, fragile BeforeTargets, duplicate DependsOn chain) - property-patterns: nested Directory.Build.props with 5 bugs (import order, unconditional overwrite, unquoted condition, missing trailing slash, NoWarn overwrite) - item-management: csproj with 5 interacting bugs (Include vs Update, cross-product batching, eval-time FileWrites, too-broad Remove glob) - extension-points: Directory.Build.props/targets + NuGet package with 6 bugs (inverted guard, late ImportByWildcard, CustomBefore overwrite, missing Exists guard, target name collision, internal target hook) Timeouts increased to 180s for all scenarios. * Fix review round 4: revert unintended README change, quote intrinsic call in condition * Improve eval quality for 4 new MSBuild authoring skills Eval improvements across target-authoring, property-patterns, item-management, and extension-points skills: - Rewrite prompts to describe observable symptoms without naming MSBuild concepts, inspired by real dotnet/msbuild and dotnet/sdk issues (msbuild#2470, #12894, #13056, #4109, sdk#43908) - Broaden assertion regex patterns to test for diagnostic outcomes rather than skill-specific vocabulary - Improve rubric items to test understanding and diagnosis flow (diagnosis -> root cause -> fix) instead of skill terminology - Add task-completion 'fix it' scenario to each skill with file_contains assertions that verify the agent applied correct patterns (CompileDependsOn append, FileWrites, Exists guard, etc.) - Remove leading 'Anti-pattern:', 'BUG N:' comments from fixture files that were giving away answers to the baseline agent, making scenarios more realistic and better at measuring skill value Each skill now has 3 scenarios: basic review, hard multi-file review, and a task-completion fix scenario. Total: 12 scenarios across 4 skills. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Fix review comments: quote TFM intrinsic, fix PrivateAssets example - property-patterns SKILL.md: Quote the GetTargetFrameworkIdentifier intrinsic call result in the Condition to match the 'always quote both sides' guidance and avoid brittle parse when empty - item-management SKILL.md: Replace PackageReference Update on Microsoft.NETCore.App (not a real user-added item) with Include on Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.NetAnalyzers (a concrete analyzer package) Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Fix eval activation and timeouts based on eval run results - Add MSBuild domain terms to prompts (e.g., 'MSBuild targets', 'MSBuild property patterns', 'MSBuild item groups', 'MSBuild extension points') to improve skill activation rates — skills were NOT ACTIVATED in plugin mode due to prompts being too symptom-focused without domain keywords - Increase timeouts: review scenarios 180s -> 240s, fix-it scenarios 180s -> 300s to avoid timeout-related scoring penalties - Keep prompts symptom-driven but include enough domain context for the skill router to activate the correct skill Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Fix PR review comments and improve eval quality Review comment fixes: - TargetAuthoring.csproj: Replace %22/%3B URL encoding with XML escaping ("/;) so generated C# code is valid - target-authoring eval: Fix prompt referencing 'schema files' when fixture has endpoint definitions — now says 'endpoint list' - property-patterns eval: Reword LangVersion rubric — unconditional assignment in .props IS overridable by csproj but prevents override from earlier imports and command-line properties - extension-points eval: Add stronger activation terms to Fix scenario prompt (explicit mention of CustomBeforeMicrosoftCommonTargets) Eval quality improvements based on CI results: - Shorten target-authoring rubric items to reduce overfitting (was 0.30) - Remove 'Focus on target authoring patterns' instruction from hard scenario prompt (was directing agent too specifically) Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Improve eval: increase timeout, add activation keywords, explicit fix instructions - property-patterns 'Diagnose multi-level': timeout 240s -> 360s (was hitting limit at 249s) - target-authoring 'Diagnose custom target': add CompileDependsOn/incremental build keywords for better skill activation - property-patterns 'Fix': add 'edit ... directly' to prompt to encourage file edits - target-authoring 'Fix': add 'edit ... directly' to prompt - item-management 'Fix': add 'edit ... directly' to prompt Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Fix target-authoring skill description and eval prompts for plugin activation The skill description said 'DO NOT USE FOR: deep incremental-build diagnostics' which caused the plugin agent to skip it for scenarios about build regressions. Clarified that the skill IS for diagnosing target authoring mistakes (missing Inputs/Outputs, broken dependency chains) that cause full rebuilds. Also updated eval prompts to use 'target authoring mistakes' framing and increased Fix scenario timeout to 360s. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Increase eval timeouts: extension-points NuGet (240->360s), item-management cascading (240->360s) Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Fix 3 fresh PR review comments + update eval prompts for target-authoring - property-patterns/SKILL.md: add warning that TargetFramework-conditioned PropertyGroups must be in .targets not .props (empty in single-target .props) - extension-points/SKILL.md: add Exists() guard to GetPathOfFileAbove Import to prevent build failure when no parent file is found - target-authoring/SKILL.md: fix comment mismatch — validation target runs via dependency chain, not BeforeTargets; update comment accordingly - target-authoring/eval.yaml: reframe 'Diagnose' and 'Fix' prompts to use 'dependency chain' / 'authoring patterns' language (avoids routing to incremental-build skill which also claims Inputs/Outputs diagnostics) Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Improve skill descriptions for reliable plugin-mode activation Add 'Only activate in MSBuild/.NET build context.' prefix to all 4 skills for consistency with existing skills in the plugin. Add explicit 'diagnosing and fixing' and 'reviewing' keywords to USE FOR sections so the SDK selects these skills over the broader msbuild-antipatterns skill when prompts ask to fix or review specific item/extension/property/target patterns. Add 'general MSBuild anti-pattern catalog (use msbuild-antipatterns)' to DO NOT USE FOR sections to help the SDK disambiguate. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Fix skill descriptions: shorten to under 1024-char SDK limit All 4 new skills had descriptions exceeding the 1024-character maximum enforced by the skill-validator check command. The Copilot SDK silently ignores skills with over-length descriptions, causing 0% activation in both isolated and plugin evaluation modes. Shortened all 4 descriptions while preserving key activation keywords (USE FOR / DO NOT USE FOR / 'Only activate in MSBuild/.NET build context'). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Address PR review comments - target-authoring eval.yaml: fix prompt to say 'Outputs attribute' (not 'Returns') since the fixture uses Outputs on a query target, which is the actual bug that causes MSBuild to skip re-execution - property-patterns eval.yaml: reword prompt and rubric — the real issue is unconditional assignment breaking parent-child Directory.Build.props inheritance, not project files being unable to override properties - extension-points SKILL.md: fix GetPathOfFileAbove example to factor the path into a property so Project= and Condition= use the same value consistently (avoiding the ..\\ vs ..\ discrepancy) - CustomSdk.targets: add WriteLinesToFile to CoreCodeGen so it actually creates the .g.cs output files (prevents compilation failure in fixture) Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Fix property-patterns fixtures to match rubric claims Scenario 1 (path merge bug): - PropertyPatterns.csproj: add OutputPath using CustomOutputDir without a trailing separator, making the merge bug observable (artifacts\binPropertyPatterns\ instead of artifacts\bin\PropertyPatterns\) Scenario 2 (multi-level hierarchy bugs): - hard/Directory.Build.props: make LangVersion unconditional so it overwrites the child src/Directory.Build.props LangVersion=preview, matching the rubric claim about parent unconditional assignments - hard/Directory.Build.props: add NoWarn=NU1702 (conditional default) so parent suppressions are visible but lost when the child's unconditional <NoWarn>CS1591;IDE0005</NoWarn> overwrites them after import Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi
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3b0ece94ad |
Add web api skill and tests (#613)
* adding web api skill and tests * fixing link * Potential fix for pull request finding Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Jan Krivanek
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e951d69ab9 |
dotnet-msbuild: move AITools.BinlogMcp source to dotnet-tools feed (#680)
The MCP package was relocated from the dotnet-eng public feed to the dotnet-tools public feed on dnceng. Update plugin.json --add-source URL and the SKILL.md fallback note accordingly. |
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Jason Malinowski
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e2dc44c377 |
Bump our warmup timeout to something higher (#666)
30 seconds is the default, but a bit higher has a chance of completing for more users successfully. |
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David Wengier
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c1f9e820a1 |
Add LSP support for .razor and .cshtml file extensions (#644)
The roslyn-language-server package includes the Razor LSP bits now |
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Jan Krivanek
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dfc8aa786d |
dotnet-msbuild: register AITools.BinlogMcp and use it from binlog-failure-analysis (#673)
* dotnet-msbuild: register AITools.BinlogMcp and use it from binlog-failure-analysis Adds the AITools.BinlogMcp MCP server (pulled via dnx from the dotnet-eng public NuGet feed, prerelease, no version pin) to the dotnet-msbuild plugin and rewrites the binlog-failure-analysis SKILL.md to lead with the MCP tools (binlog_overview, binlog_errors, binlog_search, binlog_items, binlog_properties, binlog_imports, binlog_nuget). The text-log replay workflow is kept as a fallback for environments without the MCP. * Improve skills * Reflect PR comments |
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Jan Krivanek
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2fcfc099b9 | Improve direct scenario (#675) | ||
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Copilot
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0e2c1aad7d |
Reword high-variance hint and show CV as percentage (#674)
Co-authored-by: copilot-swe-agent[bot] <198982749+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Jan Krivanek
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92954153dd |
Bump GitHub.Copilot.SDK to 0.3.0 and address breaking changes (#659)
* Bump GitHub.Copilot.SDK to 0.3.0 and address breaking changes - GitHub.Copilot.SDK 0.2.2 → 0.3.0 - YamlDotNet 16.3.0 → 17.1.0 - Vecc.YamlDotNet.Analyzers.StaticGenerator 16.3.0 → 17.0.0 - Nerdbank.MessagePack pinned to 1.1.62 (GHSA-2cwq-pwfr-wcw3) Breaking changes addressed: - LocalSessionFsHandler now extends abstract SessionFsProvider (simplified method signatures with raw parameters) - McpServers config uses McpStdioServerConfig instead of Dictionary<string,object> - SessionFsSetProviderRequestConventions → SessionFsSetProviderConventions - PermissionRequestResultKind.DeniedByRules → .UserNotAvailable (obsolete) - Mtime/Birthtime now DateTimeOffset instead of string - Entry/EntryType → SessionFsReaddirWithTypesEntry/EntryType * Address review: validate MCP server type, suppress YamlDotNet trim warning - Reject non-stdio MCP server types with a clear error message instead of silently treating them as stdio. - Suppress IL2104 (YamlDotNet 17.x not fully trim-compatible) so that PublishAot native builds succeed. |
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Amaury Levé
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dde9f99cf0 |
dotnet-test: drop tools field from agents that declared it (#665)
The four agents (code-testing-generator, test-migration, testability-migration, test-quality-auditor) were the only dotnet-test agents declaring a 'tools:' list. Per Jan's suggestion on #660, drop the field so they inherit the runtime's default tool surface (matching the convention used by every other agent in the repo). Follow-up to #660. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Amaury Levé
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3c23523092 |
Fix vally eval isolation: pin baseline to 0 skills, skilled to 1 (#662)
* Fix vally eval isolation: pin baseline to 0 skills, skilled to 1 vally evaluations were not isolating skills properly. In the failing run https://github.com/dotnet/skills/actions/runs/26021981688, the dotnet-test `code-testing-agent` eval reported "Found 77 skill(s)" for baseline and "Found 22 skill(s)" for the skilled run instead of the expected 0 and 1. Root cause: `vally eval` derives skills via `discoverSkills(skillRoot)` where `skillRoot = opts.skillDir ?? cwd`: - Baseline omitted `--skill-dir`, so vally walked up from the repo root to `.vally.yaml` and loaded every skill under `plugins/` (77 total). - The CI workflow's skilled run passed `--skill-dir` pointing at the plugin-level `plugins/<plugin>/skills` (from `matrix.entry.skills_path`). That directory has no `SKILL.md` at its root, so vally's Step-4 child scan picked up every sibling skill in the plugin (22 for dotnet-test). Fix applied to both `eng/vally-adapter/run-vally-evals.sh` and `.github/workflows/vally-evaluation.yml`: - Baseline now passes `--skill-dir <empty mktemp dir>` so vally discovers 0 skills. - Skilled now uses `plugins/<plugin>/skills/<eval-name>` (the specific skill directory, not the plugin-level one) so vally matches Step-1 (SKILL.md at root) and discovers exactly 1 skill. - Evals with no matching `SKILL.md` (the `agent.*` orchestrator evals that declare their own `environment.skills`) are explicitly skipped with a warning -- baseline-vs-skilled isolation is not meaningful for them, since they require multi-skill setup by design. - `Find eval specs` now narrows to a single eval when `workflow_dispatch` is invoked with a specific skill, so single-skill dispatches do not accidentally run every eval in the plugin. - Empty temp dirs are created per-eval and cleaned up after each run to avoid any cross-run contention under parallel execution. After the fix the CI log should report `Found 0 skill(s)` for baseline and `Found 1 skill(s): <skill-name>` for skilled. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Address review: trap-based cleanup for EMPTY_SKILL_DIR; fail-loud on missing dispatch skill - run-vally-evals.sh: register a RETURN trap immediately after creating EMPTY_SKILL_DIR so it is removed on every exit path, including aborts triggered by set -euo pipefail (e.g. if ode adapt.mjs exits non-zero inside the log-capture block). Removes the unconditional rm at the end of the function which would not run on errors. - vally-evaluation.yml: when workflow_dispatch supplies a skill input but no ests/<plugin>/<skill>/eval.vally.yaml exists, emit an explicit ::error:: that includes the missing candidate path and fail the job, instead of silently falling through to the generic `No eval.vally.yaml files found for <plugin>` warning. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Amaury Levé
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7c876d45a3 |
skill-validator: serialize concurrent writes per path in LocalSessionFsHandler (#654)
During multi-model skill-validator evals, judge calls intermittently fail with: `Failed to persist session events: Error: Failed to append to JSONL` `file session-state\events.jsonl: Error: timeout while waiting for` `mutex to become available` The error wording (the word `mutex`) does not originate in our C# code and is reported by the GitHub Copilot SDK over RPC, so the underlying contention lives inside the SDK's session event-persistence layer. AgentRunner already gives each session its own `configDir` and LlmSession (judge) gives each call a unique temp root, so paths cannot collide ACROSS sessions — this points to intra-session contention on a single events.jsonl path. Mitigation: serialize concurrent writes per resolved path inside our handler with a `ConcurrentDictionary<string, SemaphoreSlim>` keyed by the absolute path. Both `WriteFileAsync` and `AppendFileAsync` route through a per-path lock helper. Reads remain unlocked. Even though the conflict surfaces inside the SDK, removing one variable (our handler issuing concurrent writes to the same file) is good defense and makes the `ISessionFsHandler` thread-safe in its own right. The dictionary is bounded by the number of unique files written within one session (typically <10), so leak risk is negligible for the per-session object lifetime. Validation: build passes; full xUnit suite 545/545 tests pass. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Amaury Levé
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2a193300ca |
Replace 'terminal' with 'bash' and 'powershell' in agent tools (#660)
The skill-validator only recognizes 'bash' and 'powershell' as built-in shell tools, not 'terminal'. Update the four affected agents in the dotnet-test plugin to use both for cross-platform support. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Amaury Levé
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b6b53a268d |
skill-validator: bump per-plugin aggregate description cap from 15K to 20K (and document its informal origin) (#655)
* skill-validator: bump per-plugin aggregate description cap from 15K to 20K The dotnet-test plugin (22 skills) is now at ~14K aggregate description characters and bumping into the 15,000 cap on every meaningful description change. This blocks legitimate plugin growth on what is, on inspection, an informal repo guardrail rather than a documented Copilot constraint. Origin of the 15K number Traced via 'git log -S MaxAggregateDescriptionLength' to PR #238, which references issue #222. The issue verbatim says: `users may apply a limit to the total size of 'description' across` `all skills in a plugin (...). 15K characters was mentioned, we` `could choose smaller.` So the value is informal — picked because it `was mentioned` and explicitly leaving room to `choose smaller`. Spec status The agentskills.io specification (https://agentskills.io/specification) documents per-skill description (1024), compatibility (500), and name (64) limits. It does NOT define any aggregate per-plugin cap. The `MaxDescriptionLength = 1024` constant in this same file already cites the spec; the aggregate constant carried no citation comment. What this PR does - Bumps `MaxAggregateDescriptionLength` from 15,000 to 20,000. Picks a round value that gives ~30% headroom over the largest current plugin (dotnet-test ~14K) without making the cap meaningless. - Adds a comment documenting the origin (informal, issue #222), the absence of a spec source, and a TODO to validate this guardrail against literature on skill-routing degradation and to run experiments (skill-validator already has the infrastructure to A/B-measure description noise vs activation accuracy). What this PR does NOT do - It does not remove the cap. The cost concern in #222 is real (every description is loaded at agent startup for routing); we just don't yet have evidence for the right ceiling. - It does not change per-skill limits. Validation All 545 tests pass; the existing `CheckCommandAggregateDescriptionTests` reference the constant symbolically and continue to pass with the new value. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Potential fix for pull request finding Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Pin Nerdbank.MessagePack to 1.1.62 and add spec URL to cap comment - Transitively pin Nerdbank.MessagePack from 1.0.2 (vulnerable via StreamJsonRpc 2.24.84 -> GitHub.Copilot.SDK) to 1.1.62, which contains the fix for the stackalloc DateTime vulnerability (GHSA-2cwq-pwfr-wcw3). Without this pin, restore fails with NU1903 since TreatWarningsAsErrors is true. - Add the agentskills.io specification URL to the MaxAggregateDescriptionLength comment so future readers can verify the claim that the per-plugin aggregate cap is a local repo policy rather than a spec-mandated limit (addresses PR #655 review feedback). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Amaury Levé
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04348a46ef |
tests/dotnet-test/code-testing-agent: fix coverage XML lookup path (#657)
The grader expected coverage.cobertura.xml under a workspace-root TestResults/ directory, but `dotnet test --collect:"XPlat Code Coverage"` writes the report under <TestProject>/TestResults/<guid>/coverage.cobertura.xml. With the previous path, `find TestResults …` failed with no-such-directory before even searching, and the glob `TestResults/**/coverage.cobertura.xml` could not match the nested location either, so the assertion failed on otherwise-successful runs. Search recursively from cwd in both eval.vally.yaml (`find . …`) and eval.yaml (`**/TestResults/**/coverage.cobertura.xml`) so the assertion matches the actual output location of XPlat Code Coverage regardless of the test project layout the agent chose. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Amaury Levé
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b0c2336d49 |
Tighten crap-score boundary to fix coverage-analysis plateau activation (#652)
Dashboard data showed coverage-analysis failing to activate in 8/10 recent scheduled plugin-mode runs for the 'Coverage plateau diagnosis' scenario, while activating reliably in isolated mode. PR #647 added positive triggers to coverage-analysis but did not address sibling attention competition. The crap-score description matched the plateau prompt almost as well as coverage-analysis (it advertised 'evaluate whether complex methods have sufficient test coverage' + 'Requires code coverage data (Cobertura XML)') without redirecting project-wide / stuck-coverage diagnosis to coverage-analysis. With 22 sibling skills competing for attention this overlap is enough to suppress activation altogether. Tighten the crap-score frontmatter to: - Scope positive triggers to a named method, class, or single source file (the actual eval surface — see tests/dotnet-test/crap-score/ eval.yaml, all 3 scenarios target OrderService.cs). - Add explicit DO NOT USE FOR redirects covering project-wide coverage analysis, coverage plateau / stuck coverage, what's blocking coverage, and where to add tests across a project — all of which point at coverage-analysis. skill-validator check passes (22 skills, 11 agents, 1 plugin). Aggregate dotnet-test description size: 14,932 chars (limit 15,000). markdownlint passes. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Amaury Levé
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3d59e44c7e |
Fix coverage-analysis activation for plateau diagnosis prompts (#647)
* Fix coverage-analysis activation for plateau diagnosis prompts coverage-analysis SKILL.md: - Trim verbose implementation details (provider detection, ReportGenerator) that consumed description budget without aiding skill activation - Add explicit USE FOR keywords: coverage stuck, coverage plateau, can't increase coverage, what's blocking coverage code-testing-agent SKILL.md: - Add 'diagnosing coverage plateaus or CRAP score computation (use coverage-analysis)' to DO NOT USE FOR boundary to prevent test-generation skill from intercepting diagnostic prompts * Potential fix for pull request finding Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Strengthen code-testing-agent activation; harden coverage-analysis isolated mode Address eval regressions reported on PR #647 (run 25813728646): 1. code-testing-agent: `Generate tests for ContosoUniversity ASP.NET Core MVC app` was NOT ACTIVATED in plugin mode (detectedSkills=[], skillEventCount=0, invokedAgents=[]). The model bypassed the skill system entirely. - SKILL.md description: restructure to use the proven `Use when user says ...` pattern with quoted trigger phrases (matching the run-tests skill that consistently activates), make the link to the code-testing-generator sub-agent explicit, and tighten DO NOT USE FOR clauses. - eval prompt (eval.yaml + eval.vally.yaml): make the request pipeline-shaped (`project-wide, multi-file test generation task`, `scaffold a new test project`) so the model recognizes it as multi-step work that benefits from the orchestrated pipeline. Explicitly request coverlet.collector + a Cobertura XML run so rubric criterion 1 (`high line coverage as reported by the Cobertura XML in TestResults/`) becomes achievable without overfitting. 2. code-testing-tester agent + code-testing-extensions/dotnet.md: open a scoped exception to the `skip coverage tools` rule. Default behavior stays the same, but when the user/harness explicitly asks for a Cobertura/XML coverage artifact, the agent may add coverlet.collector to the generated test csproj so the harness's coverage command produces output. The agent still does not run the coverage command itself. 3. coverage-analysis SKILL.md: add a `User-visible output is mandatory` guard at the top of the Workflow section. The latest eval showed isolated mode producing literally `(no output)` in 2 of 3 scenarios — the agent ran Compute-CrapScores.ps1 / Extract-MethodCoverage.ps1 / ReportGenerator in parallel, then the session ended without ever surfacing findings. The guard tells the agent to always return a partial summary instead of ending silent, and to deprioritize ReportGenerator HTML when budget is tight. (Plugin-mode quality is already strong: 4.3 / 4.3 / 5.0 — no regression risk there.) Aggregate dotnet-test plugin description size: 14,925 chars (limit 15,000). skill-validator check passes (22 skills, 11 agents, 1 plugin); markdownlint passes for all 4 modified files. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Restore MSTest modernization exclusion in code-testing-agent description * Fix isolated-mode coverage-analysis: emit summary before optional ReportGenerator The previous workflow encouraged the agent to run `dotnet tool install` for ReportGenerator in parallel with the CRAP scoring scripts (Phase 2 "Steps 3 and 4 in parallel" + Phase 3 "Steps 5 and 6 in parallel"). In isolated mode that pattern reliably crashed the session with "Failed to persist session events: timeout while waiting for mutex to become available" right after the scripts returned valid data, so the agent never produced the user-facing summary. Restructure the workflow into 5 phases: - Phase 1 (Setup) - unchanged - Phase 2 (Test execution) - skip when Cobertura XML already exists - Phase 3 (Analysis) - run only the two PowerShell scripts, no RG - Phase 4 (User-facing summary) - MANDATORY, must be the next assistant response after Phase 3, before any RG work; also save coverage-analysis.md as a secondary follow-up - Phase 5 (ReportGenerator HTML/CSV) - strictly optional, post-summary, skipped by default for existing-Cobertura and plateau-diagnosis paths Also update references/output-format.md so the Reports section marks RG artifacts as "Not generated (optional - request HTML reports to enable)" when Phase 5 has not run, and update references/guidelines.md so the "show and open the markdown report" rule explicitly defers to the user-facing assistant response. Targets the isolated-mode regressions in PR #647 eval: - Project-wide coverage with existing Cobertura: 1.0/5 -> expected 3+ - Coverage plateau diagnosis: 1.0/5 -> expected 3+ - Run coverage from scratch: 2.3/5 -> expected steady or up Verified: skill-validator check --plugin ./plugins/dotnet-test passes; markdownlint-cli2 clean on all 3 modified files. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Address PR #647 review comments 1. Prerequisites: distinguish the from-scratch path (needs NuGet for the coverage-provider package install + optional internet for ReportGenerator) from the existing-Cobertura path (needs neither). 2. Add Step 2c "Discover or accept existing Cobertura XML" so the existing-data path actually has $coberturaFiles populated before Phase 3, instead of relying on Phase 2's discovery (which it skips). Also clarify Step 2's destructive Remove-Item only manages the skill-owned coverage-analysis/ subdirectory. 3. references/output-format.md: replace the unconditional "Reports saved to: <coverageDir>/reports/" line with one that always points at <coverageDir>/ (markdown summary + raw Cobertura) and only mentions reports/ if Phase 5 ran. 4. Have Compute-CrapScores.ps1 emit OVERALL_LINE_COVERAGE and OVERALL_BRANCH_COVERAGE from the Cobertura root attributes, and update Phase 4 to read those values directly from the script's output. The Phase 4 mandatory-summary rule no longer requires a separate XML parse before composing the response. Verified: skill-validator check --plugin ./plugins/dotnet-test passes; markdownlint-cli2 clean on all modified files; Compute-CrapScores.ps1 smoke-tested on a synthetic Cobertura XML (emits OVERALL_LINE_COVERAGE:75, OVERALL_BRANCH_COVERAGE:50 alongside HOTSPOTS). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Apply suggestion from @Evangelink * Address unresolved coverage-analysis and eval review comments * Refine follow-up review feedback from validation * Tighten coverage aggregation fallback notes and counters * Clarify pre-response save instruction wording --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: copilot-swe-agent[bot] <198982749+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Amaury Levé
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42afc2688d |
Add Go, Java, Rust, Ruby, Swift, and Kotlin extensions to code-testing-extensions (#650)
* Add Go, Java, Rust, Ruby, Swift, and Kotlin extensions to code-testing-extensions Adds six new language-specific guidance files to the code-testing-extensions skill, modeled on the existing python.md and typescript.md structure. Each new extension covers: investigate-first rule, toolchain detection, build commands, test commands (with framework variants), lint command, project layout/imports, common errors with fixes, mocking rules, dependency installation as last resort, and a Skip Coverage Tools footer. SKILL.md is updated to advertise the new files in the discovery table. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Address review feedback and fix markdownlint issues - rust.md: replace # code span (MD038) with quoted text - java.md: clarify wildcard-import guidance to avoid contradicting the explicit-imports template - java.md: scope 'class must be public' to JUnit 4 only (JUnit 5 allows package-private) - java.md: correct Mockito final-class fix to inline mock maker (default in 5+, mockito-inline for 3.x/4.x); remove incorrect mockito-subclass suggestion - kotlin.md: same Mockito final-class correction - kotlin.md: replace nonexistent testScheduler.testDispatcher() with StandardTestDispatcher(testScheduler) - kotlin.md: rephrase coroutines-test dependency guidance to avoid contradiction - kotlin.md: correct cross-module 'internal' fix; @VisibleForTesting does not widen Kotlin visibility - ruby.md: replace numbered block parameter '_1' with '|f| require f' (works on Ruby < 2.7) - swift.md: Swift Testing requires Swift 6/Xcode 16, not 5.10 Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Amaury Levé
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f532cf1d94 |
Add coverage-touching and self-referential assertion heuristics (#635)
* Add coverage-touching and self-referential assertion heuristics
- test-anti-patterns: add 'Coverage touching' and 'Self-referential assertion'
as named Critical-severity anti-patterns in the detection catalog
- assertion-quality: add 'Tests with self-referential assertions' metric and
a calibration rule distinguishing tautological from valid round-trip assertions
- Add eval scenarios for both new heuristics in test-anti-patterns (coverage-
touching ProductCatalog facade, self-referential SerializerTests)
- Add eval scenario and fixture for self-referential assertions in
assertion-quality (ConfigTests with identity/round-trip patterns)
* Fix test-anti-patterns activation: rewrite description with USE FOR keyword list
The skill was not activating in any eval scenario because the description
used narrative prose instead of the explicit 'USE FOR:' / 'DO NOT USE FOR:'
keyword list pattern that well-activating sibling skills use (run-tests,
writing-mstest-tests). Restructured the description with trigger phrases
matching common user prompts.
* Fix eval activation, timeouts, and add missing vally scenarios
- test-anti-patterns/eval.vally.yaml: increase timeout 2m→5m, add
coverage-touching and self-referential scenarios with constraints
- assertion-quality/eval.vally.yaml: add self-referential scenario
with environment files, broaden assertion pattern
- test-anti-patterns/eval.yaml: add setup.files to all 6 scenarios
to create workspace files that trigger skill discovery/activation
- assertion-quality/eval.yaml: increase timeouts 120→300 for
self-referential and decline-request scenarios, broaden
self-referential assertion pattern
- Create fixture files for mixed-severity, well-written,
coverage-touching, and self-referential test-anti-patterns scenarios
* Address review comments: fix test names and use source references
- Rename ThrowsArgumentException to ThrowsArgumentOutOfRangeException in
PaymentProcessorTests.cs fixture and inlined code in eval.yaml and
eval.vally.yaml to match the actual exception type being asserted.
- Replace inline csproj content blocks with source references to existing
fixture files for UserRepo, Payments, and CatalogService scenarios in
eval.yaml to avoid drift between fixtures and eval setup.
* Address review comments: pin MSTest versions, use source refs, fix naming
- Pin MSTest to 3.8.2 in all fixture .csproj files, add standard
properties (ImplicitUsings, Nullable, IsPackable)
- Replace inline csproj content blocks with source references to
fixture files to avoid content drift
- Create missing .csproj fixtures for flaky-coupled, duplicate-magic,
and assertion-quality self-referential scenarios
- Fix test method names: ThrowsArgumentException ->
ThrowsArgumentOutOfRangeException to match the actual assertion
* Fix activation, eval timeouts, and per-skill description limits
Address remaining issues from PR #635 eval scoreboard
(run 25677669933) and skill-validator failures:
1. test-anti-patterns activation (was NOT ACTIVATED in BOTH plugin and
isolated mode for ALL 6 scenarios — model answered everything from
inline code without ever needing the skill):
- eval.yaml + eval.vally.yaml: drop the giant inline `csharp` blocks
from every prompt. Each prompt now names the workspace files
explicitly (`Audit `Foo.Tests/FooTests.cs` for .NET test
anti-patterns ...`) and asks for the skill's signature deliverable
(severity-ranked list with concrete code-level fixes). The model
must read the workspace, which gives it a chance to consult the
skill — and the skill's structured-findings format is the actual
value-add over inline analysis.
- All 6 scenarios consistently get reject_tools (read-only review)
and timeout 180s.
- eval.vally.yaml: also added missing environment.files for each
scenario (was prompt-only before, no fixture on disk).
2. assertion-quality `Flag assertion-free tests` plugin-mode activation
(was bouncing to other skills because the prompt was generic `check
whether these tests verify anything useful`):
- eval.yaml + eval.vally.yaml: rewrite the prompt to name the file
(`SmokeTests/ApiEndpointSmokeTests.cs`) and explicitly request
`assertion quality and depth`, `assertion-free tests`, and
`trivial assertions like Assert.IsNotNull` — direct trigger
phrases for assertion-quality.
- assertion-quality SKILL.md: extend description with explicit USE
FOR keywords for `assertion-free tests`, `self-referential`, and
`tautological` so plugin-mode activation isn't won by sibling
skills like test-anti-patterns.
3. test-anti-patterns description size — was 1,301 chars (over the
1,024 per-skill limit) AND pushed dotnet-test plugin aggregate to
15,312 (over the 15,000 limit), failing skill-check on PR #635.
Trimmed to 779 chars; aggregate now at 14,983.
4. Vally job-level timeout (60m → 180m) was already raised on main
in commit
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YuliiaKovalova
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e1e8568375 |
Revert "dotnet-test: add unit-under-test + behaviors quality cue to code-test…" (#651)
This reverts commit
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Amaury Levé
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de0a97c551 |
Fix migrate-vstest-to-mtp activation for Handle exit code 8 scenario (#648)
The `Handle exit code 8 when migrating from VSTest to MTP` scenario was
not activating the migrate-vstest-to-mtp skill in plugin mode in the
latest scheduled eval (skillActivationPlugin.activated=false,
detectedSkills=[], skillEventCount=0, vally row showed `--`), even
though all 10 other scenarios in this eval activated cleanly.
Three layered fixes:
1. Prompt (eval.yaml + eval.vally.yaml): switch from past-tense
`We migrated`/`How do I fix this behavioral difference` to
present-tense migration framing — `We're migrating ... After
enabling MTP ... How do I handle this MTP behavioral difference?`.
The previous past-tense framing read as a generic post-migration CI
troubleshooting question, which the model felt confident answering
without consulting any skill.
2. SKILL.md description: add an explicit `USE FOR:` clause for MTP
behavioral differences (exit code 8, zero tests discovered,
--ignore-exit-code, TESTINGPLATFORM_EXITCODE_IGNORE), matching the
pattern that fixed coverage-analysis activation in
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Amaury Levé
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0f31228b58 |
Fix eval timeouts and skill activation for dotnet-test evals (#641)
* Fix evaluation timeouts and improve prompts for dotnet-test skills
- writing-mstest-tests: increase global vally timeout from 3m to 5m to match
the 300s eval.yaml timeout for the complex 'Modernize legacy test patterns' stimulus
- code-testing-agent: increase timeout from 40m/2400s to 60m/3600s
- mtp-hot-reload: increase timeout from 6m to 10m and remove overly strict
expect_tools constraint on launchSettings stimulus
- migrate-mstest-v1v2-to-v3: rephrase prompt for assertion overload errors to
mention CS1501 and cover AreNotEqual/AreSame alongside AreEqual
* Increase eval timeouts for mtp-hot-reload and migrate-mstest-v1v2-to-v3 scenarios
* Strengthen activation prompts and add missing vally scenarios
- migrate-mstest-v1v2-to-v3: Add explicit 'MSTest v2 to v3' migration
language in .testsettings and DataRow prompts (both eval.yaml and
eval.vally.yaml)
- writing-mstest-tests: Add 'MSTest' keyword and skill-specific
terminology to all prompts that lacked activation signal
- writing-mstest-tests: Add 5 missing vally scenarios (string
assertions, comparison assertions, collection/null/reference
assertions, conditional execution, parallelization)
- Add service-registry fixture files for the collection assertions
scenario
* Improve skill activation via SKILL.md descriptions and prompt alignment
Three-pronged fix for systematic NOT ACTIVATED failures:
1. SKILL.md descriptions: Restructure writing-mstest-tests, migrate-
mstest-v1v2-to-v3, and code-testing-agent descriptions to use the
proven 'Use when user says' pattern with quoted trigger phrases
(matching the working run-tests pattern)
2. Vally prompts: Each prompt now contains at least one exact quoted
trigger phrase from its SKILL.md description to ensure strong
description-to-prompt matching
3. Specific fixes:
- writing-mstest-tests: All 15 prompts now include MSTest-specific
trigger phrases (Assert.ThrowsExactly, sealed test class, DataRow,
DynamicData, Assert.HasCount, Assert.IsInstanceOfType, etc.)
- migrate-mstest-v1v2-to-v3: Add '.NET 5 dropped' and 'framework
compatibility issues' to trigger phrases; strengthen dropped-TFM
prompt
- code-testing-agent: Add 'generate comprehensive unit tests' and
'achieve high code coverage' to trigger phrases
* Revert SKILL.md description changes that caused activation regression
The description restructuring in
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Amaury Levé
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f8cae94781 |
Add test-tagging evals for uncovered skill aspects (#639)
* Add test-tagging evals for uncovered skill aspects Add 3 new scenarios (6-8) to test-tagging eval.yaml: - Scenario 6: Partially-tagged MSTest suite — verifies existing traits are preserved without duplication, only taxonomy values are used, and framework detection works correctly. - Scenario 7: Misleading method names (NUnit) — verifies the agent reads test bodies instead of guessing from method names, uses NUnit [Category] syntax, and classifies security/concurrency/boundary tests accurately. - Scenario 8: Build verification — verifies the project still compiles after tagging changes and only valid taxonomy values are applied. New fixtures: - fixtures/mstest-partially-tagged: OrderService suite with 3 pre-tagged and 12 untagged tests. - fixtures/nunit-misleading-names: TaskManager suite where method names deliberately contradict test body behavior. * Potential fix for pull request finding Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Potential fix for pull request finding Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Add missing vally stimuli for test-tagging scenarios 6-8 --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: copilot-swe-agent[bot] <198982749+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> |