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Unify paths access in all backend tests to tests.backend & add __init__.py to tests/.

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    • Updated import paths in several test files to reference fixtures within the test directory structure.
    • Added an initializer file to the tests package for improved organization.

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This update modifies import paths in several test files under the tests/backend directory, redirecting them from the main backend module to the corresponding modules within the tests package. Additionally, a new __init__.py file is added to the tests directory to mark it as a package.

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Test Package Initialization
tests/__init__.py
Added __init__.py with a comment to initialize the tests package.
Backend Fixture Import Path Updates
tests/backend/test_app_runner.py, tests/backend/test_audit_and_fix.py, tests/backend/test_core_ui.py, tests/backend/test_deploy.py, tests/backend/test_middleware.py, tests/backend/test_ui.py
Updated import statements to reference fixtures and utilities within tests.backend.fixtures instead of backend or its submodules. No logic or functionality changes.

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🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
tests/__init__.py (1)

1-1: __init__.py contains only a comment – consider a bare file or docstring.

Adding __init__.py is fine, but an empty file (or a short module-level docstring) is slightly more idiomatic than a single # comment.
No functional impact either way.

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tests/backend/fixtures/app_runner_fixtures.py (1)
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tests/backend/test_audit_and_fix.py (1)
tests/backend/fixtures/__init__.py (1)
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tests/backend/test_core_ui.py (1)
tests/backend/fixtures/__init__.py (1)
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tests/backend/test_deploy.py (1)
tests/backend/fixtures/cloud_deploy_fixtures.py (1)
  • use_fake_cloud_deploy_server (129-132)
tests/backend/test_app_runner.py (1)
tests/backend/fixtures/app_runner_fixtures.py (1)
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🔇 Additional comments (6)
tests/backend/test_ui.py (1)

17-17: No stale backend.fixtures imports found

All tests in tests/backend/ now consistently import from tests.backend.fixtures. No occurrences of the old from backend.fixtures remain.

No further action required.

tests/backend/test_audit_and_fix.py (1)

5-5: Path unified; double-check consistency across the suite.

Same comment as above – a repo-wide scan helps catch any overlooked imports.

tests/backend/test_middleware.py (1)

5-6: Updated test helpers’ import paths look good – scan for leftovers.

See earlier script; it will flag any remaining from backend references under tests/backend.

tests/backend/test_core_ui.py (1)

6-6: Import path corrected – nothing else to flag.

No further issues spotted in this diff.

tests/backend/test_app_runner.py (1)

13-15: Import path correctly migrated to tests.backend package

The new import reflects the test-local fixture structure introduced by adding tests/__init__.py. It avoids collisions with the production-level backend package and keeps all test helpers scoped under tests.*. Looks good.

tests/backend/test_deploy.py (1)

7-7: Fixture import updated to test-local namespace – no issues

Switching the fixture reference to tests.backend.fixtures.cloud_deploy_fixtures is consistent with the unified test package layout and should resolve cleanly now that tests is a proper package.

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@mmikita95 mmikita95 merged commit 51bea5b into dev Aug 4, 2025
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