fix(test): update stuck-planning test to expect executing after reconciliation
The fix reconciles plan-file tasks into the DB when the planner skips persistence, so the phase correctly advances to executing instead of remaining stuck in planning. Update the known-issue test to expect the fixed behavior. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -1040,8 +1040,8 @@ describe("state-machine-full-walkthrough", () => {
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// FAILURE MODES: What happens when things go wrong
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// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
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describe("Failure: DB has slice but no task rows (partial migration)", () => {
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test("DB tasks empty but PLAN on disk has tasks → wrong phase (planning)", async () => {
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describe("Recovery: DB has slice but no task rows (partial migration)", () => {
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test("DB tasks empty but PLAN on disk has tasks → reconciles to executing", async () => {
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const base = createFixtureBase();
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const dbPath = join(base, ".gsd", "gsd.db");
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openDatabase(dbPath);
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@ -1056,11 +1056,10 @@ describe("state-machine-full-walkthrough", () => {
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invalidateStateCache();
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const state = await deriveStateFromDb(base);
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// BUG: Returns "planning" because getSliceTasks() returns []
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// and line 703 treats empty tasks as "no tasks defined".
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// PLAN file on disk has T01/T02 but DB doesn't know about them.
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assert.equal(state.phase, "planning",
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"KNOWN ISSUE: DB empty tasks → planning even though PLAN has tasks on disk");
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// FIX (#3600): plan-file tasks are now reconciled into the DB,
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// so the phase correctly advances to executing instead of planning.
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assert.equal(state.phase, "executing",
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"reconciled plan-file tasks → executing (not stuck in planning)");
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});
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});
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