"""Dependency overrides go through `conftest.override_dep`, never `app.dependency_overrides` directly.

The hand-rolled shape — assign, then `app.dependency_overrides.clear()` in a `finally` — wipes EVERY
override, not the ones the test set, so it stops fixtures composing: one test's teardown silently
clobbers an override another fixture installed. `override_dep` restores each key's prior value
instead. 22 files had drifted to the hand-rolled shape (it was the house norm at ~20 files to 3), and
the sweep that converted them is only as good as the check that keeps it converted — this one.
"""

from pathlib import Path

TESTS = Path(__file__).parent


def test_no_test_writes_dependency_overrides_directly():
    offenders = [
        f"{p.name}:{n}"
        for p in sorted(TESTS.rglob("*.py"))
        if p.name not in {"conftest.py", Path(__file__).name}
        for n, line in enumerate(p.read_text(encoding="utf-8").splitlines(), 1)
        if "dependency_overrides" in line
    ]
    assert offenders == [], "use the override_dep fixture: " + ", ".join(offenders)


def test_a_request_gets_the_session_that_checks_its_commit():
    """`get_db` is overridden with `db.info["request"]` — the test session plus the check that the
    handler committed what it flushed (conftest `_request_dep`). A bare `lambda: db` hands the route
    the same session without the check, and a handler that forgot its commit passes again."""
    offenders = [
        f"{p.name}:{n}"
        for p in sorted(TESTS.rglob("*.py"))
        if p.name != Path(__file__).name
        for n, line in enumerate(p.read_text(encoding="utf-8").splitlines(), 1)
        if "override_dep(get_db," in line and 'override_dep(get_db, db.info["request"])' not in line
    ]
    assert offenders == [], 'override get_db with db.info["request"]: ' + ", ".join(offenders)


def test_the_commit_check_counts_only_the_root_transaction(db):
    """A savepoint released inside a handler commits nothing to the database; ending it must not
    clear the check. Driven directly, as a request would drive the dependency."""
    import pytest
    from starlette.requests import HTTPConnection

    from app.models import User

    conn = HTTPConnection(
        {"type": "http", "method": "POST", "path": "/probe", "headers": [], "query_string": b""}
    )
    request = db.info["request"](conn)
    session = next(request)
    session.add(User(email="savepoint-probe@example.com"))
    session.flush()
    with session.begin_nested():
        pass
    with pytest.raises(StopIteration):
        next(request)
    assert db.info["unfinished"] == ["POST /probe"]
    db.info["unfinished"].clear()  # recorded as it should be — not this test's failure


def test_a_request_that_raises_leaves_nothing_it_did_not_commit(db):
    """Production closes a failing request's session, which rolls back whatever it flushed and did
    not commit; the shared test session must do the same, or a later read in the test sees a write
    production would have lost (the tracker's issue link, kept only by an explicit commit in
    the handler's failure path). Driven directly, as a request would drive the dependency."""
    import pytest
    from sqlalchemy import select
    from starlette.requests import HTTPConnection

    from app.models import User

    conn = HTTPConnection(
        {"type": "http", "method": "POST", "path": "/probe", "headers": [], "query_string": b""}
    )
    request = db.info["request"](conn)
    session = next(request)
    session.add(User(email="rolled-back-probe@example.com"))
    session.flush()
    with pytest.raises(RuntimeError):
        request.throw(RuntimeError("the handler failed"))
    assert db.scalar(select(User).where(User.email == "rolled-back-probe@example.com")) is None
    assert db.info["unfinished"] == []  # a failing request is rolled back, not reported


def test_the_commit_check_sees_a_core_dml_write(db, make_user):
    """`db.execute(update(...))` flushes nothing and stages nothing, so the session's own bookkeeping
    never sees it: a handler whose only write is Core DML and that forgot its commit passed. The
    database's transaction id is what tells — also when the test itself had a write open before the
    request, which the handler's write would otherwise share. A committed one must still pass."""
    import pytest
    from sqlalchemy import update
    from starlette.requests import HTTPConnection

    from app.models import User

    user = make_user()

    def drive(commit: bool, *, test_wrote: bool = False) -> None:
        if test_wrote:  # the test's own write, open and uncommitted, as the request starts
            db.execute(update(User).where(User.id == user.id).values(display_name="test"))
        conn = HTTPConnection(
            {"type": "http", "method": "POST", "path": "/probe", "headers": [], "query_string": b""}
        )
        request = db.info["request"](conn)
        session = next(request)
        session.execute(update(User).where(User.id == user.id).values(display_name="dml"))
        if commit:
            session.commit()
        with pytest.raises(StopIteration):
            next(request)

    drive(commit=True)
    assert db.info["unfinished"] == []
    drive(commit=False)
    assert db.info["unfinished"] == ["POST /probe"]
    db.info["unfinished"].clear()  # recorded as it should be — not this test's failure
    drive(commit=True, test_wrote=True)
    assert db.info["unfinished"] == []
    drive(commit=False, test_wrote=True)
    assert db.info["unfinished"] == ["POST /probe"]
    db.info["unfinished"].clear()