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01 — Config Infrastructure & Test Framework

Plan: NXstress GUI Hookup
Phase: 1
Depends on:

Notes:

  • For the moment, the contents of plans/ is not included in the PRs.
  • To completely follow what's going on, see the non-squashed parent branch:
    git+ssh//git@github.com/ekapadi/PyRS.git@EWM12484_NXstress_hookup.
    (Use git remote add ekapadi git@github.com:ekapadi/PyRS.git.)

Overview

This is the first and foundational sub-spec. It introduces two pieces of
infrastructure that every subsequent spec relies on:

  1. Config — a general runtime configuration file for PyRS, loaded via the shared
    neutrons_standard.Config singleton. Initially this allows
    NXstress behaviour (field naming, default file extension, etc.) to be
    controlled without code changes. Longer term, this allows control of any PyRS
    feature or behavior that opts-in to using this config.
    To override any section of this config, we create an appropriate pyrs/resources/dev.yml file
    including the required overrides, and then use env=dev pyrsplot (e.g.).
  2. Test-framework fixups — shared pytest fixtures and conventions for the
    NXstress test suite, so every subsequent spec can write clean, consistent
    tests without repeating boilerplate. This also includes restructuring
    of the PyRS test framework so that we can run unit, integration, and
    integration + UI tests as separate groups.

Neither of these items add user-visible NXstress I/O to the GUI yet (that
starts in specs 02–03), but both are prerequisites for all later work.


Scope

In scope:

  • Add the neutrons pixi channel and the neutrons_standard dependency
    ([tool.pixi.dependencies] and run-dependencies)
  • pyrs/utilities/config.py — thin wrapper that registers PyRS with
    neutrons_standard and re-exports its Config singleton, plus PyRS's own
    "at least one format enabled" validation rule
  • pyrs/resources/application.yml (+ pyrs/resources/__init__.py) —
    default config file, at the exact location/name neutrons_standard
    requires
  • The two-section nxstress/legacy_io config schema (see below)
  • Shared pytest fixtures in tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/conftest.py
    and tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/conftest.py
  • Test-data management conventions (temp-file helpers, fixture cleanup)

Out of scope:

  • Any NXstress writer/reader changes
  • Any GUI viewer changes

PyRS Changes

None to existing modules — the config infrastructure is new code. A plan
reviewer (dev team) asked that it build on the shared neutrons_standard.Config
singleton (github.com/neutrons/PythonCommons, neutrons pixi channel)
rather than a from-scratch pydantic loader; this changed the design from
what this section originally specified.

Pixi wiring (pyproject.toml):

  • "neutrons" added to [tool.pixi.workspace] channels.
  • neutrons_standard = "*" added to [tool.pixi.dependencies] and
    [tool.pixi.package.run-dependencies]. Verified empirically that this is
    sufficient for every pixi environment (default, dev, qa, prod) to
    resolve and import neutrons_standard — pixi's environments compose base
    deps with feature deps additively, so no per-environment duplicate entry
    is needed.

New files:

  • pyrs/utilities/config.py — registers PyRS with neutrons_standard
    (neutrons_standard.init("pyrs")) and re-exports its Config singleton;
    Config must always be imported from this module, never
    from neutrons_standard...import Config directly elsewhere, because
    init() must run before neutrons_standard.config is first imported (a
    stray direct import elsewhere would race init() and silently pin
    neutrons_standard's internal package_name to None for the rest of
    the process). Also owns PyRS's own "at least one format enabled"
    validation rule — neutrons_standard.Config provides no schema
    validation of its own — raised eagerly at import time via
    validate_config(), rather than at the first NXstress-I/O callsite that
    needs a valid config.
  • pyrs/resources/__init__.py + pyrs/resources/application.yml — the
    exact filename and location neutrons_standard requires (a genuine
    pyrs.resources subpackage, found via importlib.resources), not a
    PyRS-chosen path. Content:
    nxstress:
      enable: true
      extension: ".nxs"
      use_production_names: false   # true once nexusformat validator bug resolved
    legacy_io:
      enable: true
      extension: ".h5"
    Two fully parallel, self-contained top-level sections — one per format.
    Each owns its own enable flag and its own extension; nothing is
    shared or ambiguous between them. validate_config() raises if
    not (nxstress.enable or legacy_io.enable).
    Packaging note: no change needed — pyproject.toml's existing
    [tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel] artifacts glob "pyrs/**/*.yml"
    already covers this new location.

No CLI wiring: neutrons_standard.Config is driven entirely by the env
OS environment variable (e.g. env=/path/to/override.yml, deep-merged on
top of the shipped default), not by an argparse flag.

Config (from pyrs.utilities.config) is importable and usable via
dot-string keys (e.g. Config["nxstress.enable"]) at NXstress callsites
that read the flags (spec 02 onwards).


NXstress / GUI Changes

None — no changes to pyrs/utilities/NXstress/ or pyrs/interface/ in
this spec.


Test-framework Fixups

The following items clean up and extend both the PyRS test framework in general,
and the NXstress test suite specifically so that specs 02–10 can write tests
without boilerplate.

Shared fixtures (tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/conftest.py)

  • To be as explicit as possible, these fixtures use a modified snake_case
    naming convention including the associated class name specified in its normal CamelCase form.
  • minimal_HidraWorkspace — a factory fixture, since real NXstress tests
    need several structural combinations. Returns a small, entirely
    synthetic HidraWorkspace — no project file is read from disk — built
    from minimal SampleLogs (vx/vy/vz, start_time/end_time as
    ISO-8601 bytes matching real HDF5 string datasets, mrot, Filename),
    one or more sub-runs, and a wavelength, with instrument geometry, masks,
    raw counts, and reduced-diffraction data each toggled on via keyword
    flags (with_instrument, with_masks, with_raw_counts,
    with_reduced_diffraction).
  • minimal_PeakCollection — a thin, defaults-filling wrapper around the
    pre-existing createPeakCollection fixture
    (tests/util/peak_collection_helpers.py).
  • load_HidraWorkspace (the original real-file loader) is kept as an
    explicit legacy fixture, documented as such, for use by any integraton test that
    genuinely needs real project-file content.
  • default_config (tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/conftest.py — one directory
    up from NXstress/, since pyrs/utilities/config.py isn't itself
    NXstress-specific, and a fixture there is visible down into NXstress/
    too) — a test-isolated neutrons_standard.Config singleton. Every test
    that requests it gets a genuinely fresh instance: HOME monkeypatched to
    tmp_path, env cleared, reset_Singletons() called, then
    pyrs.utilities.config (and neutrons_standard.config) reloaded so the
    already-bound Config name actually picks up the reset.

Test-data hygiene

  • Tests that actually require real-file I/O now have the integration pytest marker.
    Where such tests did not actually depend on the content of the loaded
    files, they were reworked to use synthetic fixtures and are now classified
    as unit tests (with no pytest marker).

Markers & test tiers (repo-wide)

integration/gui pytest markers registered in pyproject.toml and
applied across the whole test suite, with test-unit / test-integration
/ test-gui pixi tasks. This is the mechanism specs 02–10 should use to
tag their own new tests. If nothing else, this now allows us to run
PyRS unit tests without constantly being interrupted by GUI popups!

Test directory cleanup

Several pre-existing test files were moved to the unit/integration
location matching their actual behavior. In addition, now that markers make that
classification possible; two overly-mixed files were split to allow a separate
integration-test section.

RNG determinism & synthetic-data realism

  • createPeakCollection's RNG was a shared, session-global instance — a
    test's outcome depended on how many random draws every other test that
    happened to run earlier in the session had already consumed. It now
    re-seeds fresh per test.
  • Synthetic parameter uncertainties were also
    bounded to realistic proportional fractions (0.5%–5% of each parameter's
    own value) instead of independent absolute ranges — this fixes an
    unbounded catastrophic-cancellation amplification that one PseudoVoigt
    round-trip test's tolerance triggered when a randomly generated uncertainty
    exceeded any realistic value.

Delivered Feature

For end users and contributors:
PyRS's runtime configuration is now backed by the shared
neutrons_standard.Config singleton. A default configuration file
(pyrs/resources/application.yml) ships with the package and documents
all available options. NXstress output and legacy .h5 output are each
independently controlled — nxstress.enable and legacy_io.enable.

Override any value by setting the env OS environment variable to the
name or path of a .yml file, whose contents are deep-merged on top of
the shipped default — e.g. env=/path/to/override.yml pyrsplot.
This matches neutrons_standard's own idiom.

Internally, the test suite for NXstress (and for pyrs/utilities/
generally) gains shared fixtures that make it easier to write and
maintain tests, including a default_config fixture that gives each test
a fully isolated configuration singleton.


Verification

  • pixi install succeeds with neutrons_standard resolved from the
    neutrons channel, in every pixi environment (default, dev, qa,
    prod).
  • python -c "import pyrs.utilities.config as c; print(c.Config['nxstress.enable'])"
    True, confirming the resource file resolves and loads correctly from
    an installed (not just source-tree) layout.
  • A config with both nxstress.enable: false and legacy_io.enable: false
    raises at pyrs.utilities.config import time (via validate_config()),
    not later.
  • env=<path> pointing at a .yml file with an override merges correctly
    on top of the shipped default. With our current very sparse
    config, I recommend testing this just using a config including only the two lines
    nxstress:\ ^^enable: false.
  • pixi run test — full suite passes (383 passed, 29 skipped as of
    this writing), and ~/.pyrs/ does not exist afterward in a clean
    environment (rm -rf ~/.pyrs before the run, ls ~/.pyrs fails after) —
    confirming default_config fully isolates every config-touching test
    from the real home directory. Also try the newpixi run test-unit,
    pixi run test-integration, and pixi run test-gui
    .
  • pytest tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/test_config.py — dedicated
    config-loader unit tests pass: shipped defaults load correctly, env
    override merges correctly, validate_config() passes with defaults, and
    raises when both formats are disabled.

Check list for the reviewer

  • I have read the [CONTRIBUTING]
  • I have verified the proposed changes
  • best software practices
    • all internal functions have an underbar, as is python standard
    • clearly named variables (better to be verbose in variable names)
    • code comments explaining the intent of code blocks
  • All the tests are passing
  • The documentation is up to date
  • code comments added when explaining intent

Manual test for the reviewer

See previous "Verification" section.

References

EWM #17009

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The change adds neutrons_standard configuration and PyRS output defaults, validates that at least one output format is enabled, and removes legacy "2Theta" handling. It adds pixi test tasks and strict pytest markers. Tests are classified as unit, integration, or GUI tests. NXstress tests use synthetic in-memory workspaces, while new coverage validates configuration, strain/stress fields, plotting, run parsing, and input errors.

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to a1cb7

The PR adds runtime configuration and changes project-file handling, but legacy files using the "2Theta" coordinate may lose access to reduced diffraction data, while a string override such as "false" could unexpectedly enable output. These bounded correctness risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging.

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tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/test_input_data.py (1)

89-97: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Read scan points from ws_read.

Line 91 reads ws_write._raw_counts again. The membership check on Lines 93-94 cannot detect an incorrect set of raw-count keys after reading.

Proposed fix
-        read_scan_points = list(ws_write._raw_counts.keys())
+        read_scan_points = list(ws_read._raw_counts.keys())
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In `@tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/test_input_data.py` around lines 89 - 97,
Update the read_scan_points assignment in the scan-point validation test to read
keys from ws_read._raw_counts instead of ws_write._raw_counts, while keeping
original_scan_points sourced from ws_write and preserving the existing
membership and count comparisons.
tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/test_fit.py (1)

356-382: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Restore multiple-mask test data.

Line 361 creates only the default reduced-diffraction mask. The assertion on Line 382 therefore passes with one NXdata group and does not test the multiple-mask path.

Add at least two named reduced-diffraction mask IDs and assert the exact expected diffractogram count.

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In `@tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/test_fit.py` around lines 356 - 382,
Update the multiple-mask test around _Fit.init_group to configure at least two
named reduced-diffraction mask IDs in the workspace or sample-log setup, then
assert the exact expected NXdata/diffractogram count rather than using a
lower-bound assertion. Preserve the existing peak and fitting setup while
ensuring the test exercises one diffractogram per configured mask.
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tests/integration/test_fields_from_files.py (2)

188-192: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use pytest.raises for the expected file-loading error.

The assert False fallback triggers Ruff B011. Express the expected exception directly. This also keeps the test in an Arrange-Act-Assert form.

Proposed fix
-        try:
-            _ = StrainField(file_path)  # noqa F841
-            assert False, "Should not be able to read " + file_path
-        except IOError:
-            pass
+        with pytest.raises(IOError):
+            StrainField(file_path)

As per coding guidelines, “Every Python test should follow the Arrange-Act-Assert pattern.”

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In `@tests/integration/test_fields_from_files.py` around lines 188 - 192, Update
the StrainField error test to wrap its construction in pytest.raises(IOError),
removing the assert False fallback and retaining the expected exception
assertion.

Sources: Coding guidelines, Linters/SAST tools


64-67: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Remove narrating comments.

# call the function and # test the result only restate the adjacent code. Remove them.

Proposed cleanup
-    # call the function
     strain = StrainFieldSingle(hidraworkspace=workspace, peak_collection=peak_collection)

-    # test the result
     assert strain

As per coding guidelines, “Include comments in Python code only when the WHY is non-obvious, never to narrate what the code does.”

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In `@tests/integration/test_fields_from_files.py` around lines 64 - 67, Remove the
narrating comments “# call the function” and “# test the result” surrounding the
StrainFieldSingle construction and result assertions; leave the executable test
code unchanged.

Source: Coding guidelines

tests/unit/pyrs/dataobjects/test_fields.py (1)

762-762: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial

Implement the composite-strain error test.

The remaining TODO identifies an uncovered error case. Add the test or track it in an issue before the TODO becomes stale. I can prepare the test if you want.

As per coding guidelines, “Python tests must cover normal cases, edge cases, error cases, and integration scenarios.”

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In `@tests/unit/pyrs/dataobjects/test_fields.py` at line 762, Replace the TODO
near the relevant field test with a unit test for the composite-strain case,
asserting that the operation raises RuntimeError. Follow the surrounding test
setup and naming conventions, and remove the TODO once the error behavior is
covered.

Source: Coding guidelines

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Inline comments:
In `@pyrs/projectfile/file_object.py`:
- Line 423: Update read_diffraction_2theta_array() and its
_load_reduced_diffraction_data() caller to support legacy reduced diffraction
files using the "2Theta" coordinate alongside intensity datasets, or replace the
raw KeyError with a clear unsupported-schema migration error; do not silently
return before loading reduced data.

In `@pyrs/utilities/config.py`:
- Around line 37-38: Update the configuration validation around
Config["nxstress.enable"] and Config["legacy_io.enable"] to first require both
values to be Boolean, rejecting any other types before evaluating whether at
least one is enabled. Preserve the existing ValueError behavior for
configurations where both validated flags are false.

In `@tests/integration/test_fields_from_files.py`:
- Around line 33-36: Update strain_field_samples, all public test classes, and
their test methods to include type annotations for every parameter and return
value, and add concise Google-style docstrings to each public function and
class; preserve the existing test behavior and use appropriate types based on
the current fixtures and method usage.
- Around line 94-106: The test_get_peak_params method combines invalid-name and
supported-name scenarios; split them into independently named Arrange-Act-Assert
tests, including
test_get_effective_peak_parameter_invalid_name_raises_value_error and
test_get_effective_peak_parameter_supported_name_returns_scalar_field. Rename
the other test methods similarly so each follows
test_<function_name>_<scenario>_<expected_outcome> and tests one outcome.

In `@tests/integration/test_reduction.py`:
- Line 273: Update test_reduce_method_data to use the required
scenario-and-outcome name, such as
test_reduce_method_data_valid_nexus_writes_diffraction_files, and add type
annotations for every fixture parameter plus a -> None return annotation.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/core/test_summary_generator_stress.py`:
- Line 27: The two tests in test_summary_generator_stress.py need compliant
names and interfaces. Rename each test to include its scenario and explicit
expected outcome, add a -> None return annotation, and add a concise
Google-style docstring describing the behavior under test.
- Around line 19-24: Update the public strain_instantiator helper with type
annotations for every parameter and a StrainField return annotation, then add a
Google-style docstring describing its purpose, parameters, and return value.
- Around line 27-61: Restructure test_write_csv_empty_strain_filenames so stress
setup occurs before pytest.raises, SummaryGeneratorStress is the only action
inside the context, and the exception-message assertion runs afterward. Apply
the same assertion ordering to
tests/unit/pyrs/core/test_summary_generator_stress.py lines 64-67: invoke
SummaryGeneratorStress inside pytest.raises, then validate the captured message
after the context.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/interface/test_manual_reduction_runspec.py`:
- Around line 58-75: Expand the tests for parse_run_numbers and
is_run_specification to cover invalid input plus blank and whitespace-only
specifications, including expected errors or false results. Rename all four
existing tests to test_<function>_<scenario>_<expected_outcome> form, add ->
None annotations and Google-style docstrings, and structure each test with
explicit Arrange, Act, and Assert steps rather than inline calls.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/interface/test_plot_data_preparer.py`:
- Line 20: Add the return annotation -> None to every test function declaration
in this test module, including
test_prepare_3d_plot_data_scatter_returns_input_copies and the other listed
tests, without changing their parameters or bodies.
- Line 41: Update the prepare_3d_plot_data unpacking assignments in the affected
tests so every unused returned value uses _ instead of a named variable,
including the assignments at the referenced occurrences, while preserving
variables that are subsequently used.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/conftest.py`:
- Around line 22-23: Update the default_config fixture with explicit type
annotations for tmp_path, monkeypatch, and its yielded configuration value,
using the project’s existing configuration and pytest types. Add a Google-style
docstring documenting the fixture’s setup and cleanup behavior.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/test_config.py`:
- Around line 13-68: Add type annotations to all four test functions: annotate
default_config with its fixture/config type, tmp_path with the appropriate
pathlib path type, and add -> None return annotations. Keep the existing test
logic and assertions unchanged.

In `@tests/util/peak_collection_helpers.py`:
- Around line 38-39: Validate error_fraction_min and error_fraction_max at the
boundary before random generation, requiring 0 < error_fraction_min <=
error_fraction_max. Raise a specific exception with a clear message when the
bounds are invalid, using the nearest visible helper or function that consumes
these parameters.

---

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In `@tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/test_fit.py`:
- Around line 356-382: Update the multiple-mask test around _Fit.init_group to
configure at least two named reduced-diffraction mask IDs in the workspace or
sample-log setup, then assert the exact expected NXdata/diffractogram count
rather than using a lower-bound assertion. Preserve the existing peak and
fitting setup while ensuring the test exercises one diffractogram per configured
mask.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/test_input_data.py`:
- Around line 89-97: Update the read_scan_points assignment in the scan-point
validation test to read keys from ws_read._raw_counts instead of
ws_write._raw_counts, while keeping original_scan_points sourced from ws_write
and preserving the existing membership and count comparisons.

---

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In `@tests/integration/test_fields_from_files.py`:
- Around line 188-192: Update the StrainField error test to wrap its
construction in pytest.raises(IOError), removing the assert False fallback and
retaining the expected exception assertion.
- Around line 64-67: Remove the narrating comments “# call the function” and “#
test the result” surrounding the StrainFieldSingle construction and result
assertions; leave the executable test code unchanged.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/dataobjects/test_fields.py`:
- Line 762: Replace the TODO near the relevant field test with a unit test for
the composite-strain case, asserting that the operation raises RuntimeError.
Follow the surrounding test setup and naming conventions, and remove the TODO
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tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/test_input_data.py (1)

89-97: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Read scan points from ws_read.

Line 91 reads ws_write._raw_counts again. The membership check on Lines 93-94 cannot detect an incorrect set of raw-count keys after reading.

Proposed fix
-        read_scan_points = list(ws_write._raw_counts.keys())
+        read_scan_points = list(ws_read._raw_counts.keys())
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In `@tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/test_input_data.py` around lines 89 - 97,
Update the read_scan_points assignment in the scan-point validation test to read
keys from ws_read._raw_counts instead of ws_write._raw_counts, while keeping
original_scan_points sourced from ws_write and preserving the existing
membership and count comparisons.
tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/test_fit.py (1)

356-382: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Restore multiple-mask test data.

Line 361 creates only the default reduced-diffraction mask. The assertion on Line 382 therefore passes with one NXdata group and does not test the multiple-mask path.

Add at least two named reduced-diffraction mask IDs and assert the exact expected diffractogram count.

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In `@tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/test_fit.py` around lines 356 - 382,
Update the multiple-mask test around _Fit.init_group to configure at least two
named reduced-diffraction mask IDs in the workspace or sample-log setup, then
assert the exact expected NXdata/diffractogram count rather than using a
lower-bound assertion. Preserve the existing peak and fitting setup while
ensuring the test exercises one diffractogram per configured mask.
tests/unit/pyrs/interface/test_plot_data_preparer.py (2)

20-20: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Add return annotations to the test functions.

Add -> None to each test function declaration. The Python guideline requires return type hints.

As per coding guidelines, “Always include type hints on parameters and return values in Python code.”

Also applies to: 38-38, 50-50, 63-63, 78-78, 91-91, 105-105

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In `@tests/unit/pyrs/interface/test_plot_data_preparer.py` at line 20, Add the
return annotation -> None to every test function declaration in this test
module, including test_prepare_3d_plot_data_scatter_returns_input_copies and the
other listed tests, without changing their parameters or bodies.

Source: Coding guidelines


41-41: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Resolve the reported unused unpacked values.

Ruff reports RUF059 for these assignments. Replace each unused result name with _ so the test code passes the configured static analysis.

Also applies to: 53-53, 71-71, 84-84, 108-108

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In `@tests/unit/pyrs/interface/test_plot_data_preparer.py` at line 41, Update the
prepare_3d_plot_data unpacking assignments in the affected tests so every unused
returned value uses _ instead of a named variable, including the assignments at
the referenced occurrences, while preserving variables that are subsequently
used.

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tests/integration/test_fields_from_files.py (2)

188-192: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use pytest.raises for the expected file-loading error.

The assert False fallback triggers Ruff B011. Express the expected exception directly. This also keeps the test in an Arrange-Act-Assert form.

Proposed fix
-        try:
-            _ = StrainField(file_path)  # noqa F841
-            assert False, "Should not be able to read " + file_path
-        except IOError:
-            pass
+        with pytest.raises(IOError):
+            StrainField(file_path)

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In `@tests/integration/test_fields_from_files.py` around lines 188 - 192, Update
the StrainField error test to wrap its construction in pytest.raises(IOError),
removing the assert False fallback and retaining the expected exception
assertion.

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64-67: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Remove narrating comments.

# call the function and # test the result only restate the adjacent code. Remove them.

Proposed cleanup
-    # call the function
     strain = StrainFieldSingle(hidraworkspace=workspace, peak_collection=peak_collection)

-    # test the result
     assert strain

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In `@tests/integration/test_fields_from_files.py` around lines 64 - 67, Remove the
narrating comments “# call the function” and “# test the result” surrounding the
StrainFieldSingle construction and result assertions; leave the executable test
code unchanged.

Source: Coding guidelines

tests/unit/pyrs/dataobjects/test_fields.py (1)

762-762: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial

Implement the composite-strain error test.

The remaining TODO identifies an uncovered error case. Add the test or track it in an issue before the TODO becomes stale. I can prepare the test if you want.

As per coding guidelines, “Python tests must cover normal cases, edge cases, error cases, and integration scenarios.”

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In `@tests/unit/pyrs/dataobjects/test_fields.py` at line 762, Replace the TODO
near the relevant field test with a unit test for the composite-strain case,
asserting that the operation raises RuntimeError. Follow the surrounding test
setup and naming conventions, and remove the TODO once the error behavior is
covered.

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Inline comments:
In `@pyrs/projectfile/file_object.py`:
- Line 423: Update read_diffraction_2theta_array() and its
_load_reduced_diffraction_data() caller to support legacy reduced diffraction
files using the "2Theta" coordinate alongside intensity datasets, or replace the
raw KeyError with a clear unsupported-schema migration error; do not silently
return before loading reduced data.

In `@pyrs/utilities/config.py`:
- Around line 37-38: Update the configuration validation around
Config["nxstress.enable"] and Config["legacy_io.enable"] to first require both
values to be Boolean, rejecting any other types before evaluating whether at
least one is enabled. Preserve the existing ValueError behavior for
configurations where both validated flags are false.

In `@tests/integration/test_fields_from_files.py`:
- Around line 33-36: Update strain_field_samples, all public test classes, and
their test methods to include type annotations for every parameter and return
value, and add concise Google-style docstrings to each public function and
class; preserve the existing test behavior and use appropriate types based on
the current fixtures and method usage.
- Around line 94-106: The test_get_peak_params method combines invalid-name and
supported-name scenarios; split them into independently named Arrange-Act-Assert
tests, including
test_get_effective_peak_parameter_invalid_name_raises_value_error and
test_get_effective_peak_parameter_supported_name_returns_scalar_field. Rename
the other test methods similarly so each follows
test_<function_name>_<scenario>_<expected_outcome> and tests one outcome.

In `@tests/integration/test_reduction.py`:
- Line 273: Update test_reduce_method_data to use the required
scenario-and-outcome name, such as
test_reduce_method_data_valid_nexus_writes_diffraction_files, and add type
annotations for every fixture parameter plus a -> None return annotation.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/core/test_summary_generator_stress.py`:
- Line 27: The two tests in test_summary_generator_stress.py need compliant
names and interfaces. Rename each test to include its scenario and explicit
expected outcome, add a -> None return annotation, and add a concise
Google-style docstring describing the behavior under test.
- Around line 19-24: Update the public strain_instantiator helper with type
annotations for every parameter and a StrainField return annotation, then add a
Google-style docstring describing its purpose, parameters, and return value.
- Around line 27-61: Restructure test_write_csv_empty_strain_filenames so stress
setup occurs before pytest.raises, SummaryGeneratorStress is the only action
inside the context, and the exception-message assertion runs afterward. Apply
the same assertion ordering to
tests/unit/pyrs/core/test_summary_generator_stress.py lines 64-67: invoke
SummaryGeneratorStress inside pytest.raises, then validate the captured message
after the context.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/interface/test_manual_reduction_runspec.py`:
- Around line 58-75: Expand the tests for parse_run_numbers and
is_run_specification to cover invalid input plus blank and whitespace-only
specifications, including expected errors or false results. Rename all four
existing tests to test_<function>_<scenario>_<expected_outcome> form, add ->
None annotations and Google-style docstrings, and structure each test with
explicit Arrange, Act, and Assert steps rather than inline calls.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/conftest.py`:
- Around line 22-23: Update the default_config fixture with explicit type
annotations for tmp_path, monkeypatch, and its yielded configuration value,
using the project’s existing configuration and pytest types. Add a Google-style
docstring documenting the fixture’s setup and cleanup behavior.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/test_config.py`:
- Around line 13-68: Add type annotations to all four test functions: annotate
default_config with its fixture/config type, tmp_path with the appropriate
pathlib path type, and add -> None return annotations. Keep the existing test
logic and assertions unchanged.

In `@tests/util/peak_collection_helpers.py`:
- Around line 38-39: Validate error_fraction_min and error_fraction_max at the
boundary before random generation, requiring 0 < error_fraction_min <=
error_fraction_max. Raise a specific exception with a clear message when the
bounds are invalid, using the nearest visible helper or function that consumes
these parameters.

---

Outside diff comments:
In `@tests/unit/pyrs/interface/test_plot_data_preparer.py`:
- Line 20: Add the return annotation -> None to every test function declaration
in this test module, including
test_prepare_3d_plot_data_scatter_returns_input_copies and the other listed
tests, without changing their parameters or bodies.
- Line 41: Update the prepare_3d_plot_data unpacking assignments in the affected
tests so every unused returned value uses _ instead of a named variable,
including the assignments at the referenced occurrences, while preserving
variables that are subsequently used.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/test_fit.py`:
- Around line 356-382: Update the multiple-mask test around _Fit.init_group to
configure at least two named reduced-diffraction mask IDs in the workspace or
sample-log setup, then assert the exact expected NXdata/diffractogram count
rather than using a lower-bound assertion. Preserve the existing peak and
fitting setup while ensuring the test exercises one diffractogram per configured
mask.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/utilities/NXstress/test_input_data.py`:
- Around line 89-97: Update the read_scan_points assignment in the scan-point
validation test to read keys from ws_read._raw_counts instead of
ws_write._raw_counts, while keeping original_scan_points sourced from ws_write
and preserving the existing membership and count comparisons.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@tests/integration/test_fields_from_files.py`:
- Around line 188-192: Update the StrainField error test to wrap its
construction in pytest.raises(IOError), removing the assert False fallback and
retaining the expected exception assertion.
- Around line 64-67: Remove the narrating comments “# call the function” and “#
test the result” surrounding the StrainFieldSingle construction and result
assertions; leave the executable test code unchanged.

In `@tests/unit/pyrs/dataobjects/test_fields.py`:
- Line 762: Replace the TODO near the relevant field test with a unit test for
the composite-strain case, asserting that the operation raises RuntimeError.
Follow the surrounding test setup and naming conventions, and remove the TODO
once the error behavior is covered.
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This PR includes the following changes:

  * Test-framework cleanup and classification:

      - application of `integration` and `gui` test markers;

      - moving test files, and splitting some files to separate unit tests
        from integration tests.

      - _pure_ (no file-I/O) fixtures for _unit_ tests;

      - new pixi tasks to run _unit_, _integration_,
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  * `NXstress` test fixtures -- upgraded to _exclude_ any file I/O.

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