- Updated the CreateRobot API to auto-generate the member_id if not provided, enhancing usability and ensuring unique identifiers.
- Revised CreateRobotRequest structure to make member_id optional, aligning with the new auto-generation logic.
- Added a new function for generating unique member IDs with collision detection, ensuring compliance with existing ID patterns.
- Enhanced unit tests to validate the new behavior, ensuring robust error handling and proper ID generation.
- Updated related OpenAPI documentation to reflect changes in request structure and behavior.
- Introduced a new `unit-test-robot-e2e` target in the Makefile to run end-to-end tests for the robot API, requiring real LLM calls and specific environment setup.
- Updated the `pr-test.yml` and `unit-test.yml` workflows to include a dedicated job for Robot E2E Tests, ensuring proper execution in CI with necessary services and dependencies.
- Enhanced the TODO.md to reflect the completion of various E2E test flows, marking them as done and outlining future integration with OpenAPI.
- Refactored context handling in several test files to utilize `context.Background()` for improved clarity and consistency in execution context.
- Introduced multiple executor modes (Standard, DryRun, Sandbox) to accommodate various use cases, enhancing flexibility in execution strategies.
- Updated DESIGN.md to reflect the new executor modes and their respective use cases, including detailed descriptions and configuration examples.
- Revised TECHNICAL.md to outline the new executor package structure, emphasizing the modular design for future enhancements.
- Enhanced the TODO.md to track the progress of executor mode implementations and related tasks.
- Removed outdated executor stub files and tests, streamlining the codebase for improved maintainability.
- Updated integration tests to utilize the new DryRun executor, ensuring comprehensive coverage of execution scenarios without real agent calls.
- Added assertions in multiple integration tests to verify that robots are correctly loaded into the cache during various execution scenarios.
- Updated tests for clock triggers, concurrent executions, control tests, event triggers, and human interventions to ensure comprehensive coverage of cache functionality.
- Improved test reliability by confirming the presence of expected robots in the cache, enhancing overall test robustness.
- Marked Phase 3 of the scheduling system as complete in TODO.md, highlighting the successful implementation of all sub-tasks and the passing of over 80 integration tests.
- Updated the integration test section to reflect completed tests for various triggers and execution scenarios, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the scheduling pipeline.
- Added new test files for core scheduling flow, clock trigger modes, human intervention, event triggers, concurrent executions, and control tests, enhancing overall test coverage and stability.
- Improved assertions in existing tests to utilize the Eventually pattern for better handling of timing variations in CI environments.
- Integrated trigger handling directly into the Manager, consolidating the logic for clock, human intervention, and event triggers.
- Updated the Manager to include methods for processing human interventions and event triggers, ensuring robust execution control.
- Refactored the trigger package to provide validation and utility functions, enhancing the overall structure and clarity of trigger-related logic.
- Improved documentation and comments throughout the Manager and trigger implementations for better understanding and maintainability.
- Updated tests to cover new functionalities, ensuring comprehensive validation of the Manager's behavior with various trigger types.
- Simplified comments and assertions in the timezone deduplication test for the Manager to enhance clarity and focus on the expected behavior of the times robot.
- Ensured that the test accurately verifies that the times robot does not trigger multiple times within the same minute, while allowing for daemon and interval robots to operate as expected.
- Improved the overall readability of the test code by removing redundant comments and emphasizing key assertions.
- Enhanced the test for the Manager's timezone deduplication functionality to ensure the times robot does not trigger multiple times within the same minute on the same day.
- Added detailed assertions to clarify expected behavior and improve test accuracy, particularly regarding the interaction between the times, daemon, and interval robots.
- Updated comments to provide better context and understanding of the test logic and expected outcomes.
- Introduced comprehensive tests for the Manager's timezone deduplication functionality, ensuring correct behavior across different timezones.
- Verified that the robot does not trigger multiple times within the same minute on the same day and correctly triggers on different days.
- Added tests for handling cross-timezone day boundaries and comparisons between UTC and local timezones, enhancing the robustness of the time management logic.
- Updated the shouldTriggerTimes method to utilize the correct timezone for LastRun comparisons, improving accuracy in execution triggers.
- Completed the Manager implementation, including methods for starting, stopping, and managing clock triggers for robot executions.
- Integrated context handling for background operations and added synchronization to ensure thread safety.
- Updated the TODO.md to reflect the completion of the Manager implementation and outlined the next steps for the Trigger and Dedup functionalities.
- Enhanced the Tick method to process clock triggers and submit jobs to the pool based on robot configurations.
- Added detailed comments and documentation for clarity on the Manager's functionality and its components.
- Marked Phase 1: Types & Interfaces as complete with 88.4% test coverage and all tests passing.
- Updated Phase 2: Skeleton Implementation status to complete, confirming all packages compile successfully without circular dependencies.
- Checked off all tasks under both phases, indicating full implementation of types, interfaces, and skeleton structures.
