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Testing Chat Changes

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How to use the chat regression tests, which pin the decisions made before a provider is called: whether the bot replies (shouldBotReply() in src/utils/chat/replyDecision.ts) and which personas answer, in what order (determineMatchingPersonas() in src/utils/chat/triggerProcessor.ts).

Terminal window
bun test tests/regression/chat/

The tests need no Discord token, API key, or database. They build mock Message, Client, and TextChannel objects with only the fields these functions read.

Fixtures

Section titled “Fixtures”

Inputs are in tests/regression/chat/fixtures/conversations.json and expected results in expected-decisions.json beside it. The fixtures cover a direct mention, deliberate @trigger mode and its rejection of plain trigger words, an autochat channel assigned to an alter, multi-persona ordering, and a persona webhook that must not trigger itself.

To add one:

  1. Add the conversation to conversations.json with stable fake IDs (user_004, channel_001).
  2. Add its expected decision to expected-decisions.json.
  3. Run bun test tests/regression/chat/.

Each fixture protects one behavior. When you extract logic out of tomoriChat.ts, add fixtures that call the new module directly. When you fix a chat bug, add its fixture in the same change.

Behaviors worth a fixture when a chat stage changes: tool-call routing (REST and MCP), multi-persona order, webhook self-trigger suppression, empty mentions and malformed reply references, rate-limit and cooldown rejection, and provider fallback or missing credentials.

chat.regression.test.ts has a skipped [REGRESSION PROBE] that inverts one expectation. Remove its .skip, confirm it fails, and restore it to check that the tests still detect a wrong decision.