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Summary

  • ensure the rate-limit window expiry test waits asynchronously instead of leaving asyncio.sleep un-awaited
  • shorten the configured rate-limit window to keep the scenario fast and add an assertion that no un-awaited coroutine warnings are emitted

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    • Reorganized test file structure and formatting for improved maintainability.

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tests/behavior/test_configurable_steering_behavior.py
Adjusts docstring positioning and consolidates import section ordering without altering test semantics or functionality.

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  • Purely formatting and structural reorganization with no logic changes
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tests/behavior/test_configurable_steering_behavior.py (1)

925-925: Move time import to the module top.

Per PEP 8, all imports must be at the module level, not inside functions. Move import time to the import section at the top of the file (after line 24).

  import asyncio
  
  import pytest
  from src.core.interfaces.tool_call_reactor_interface import ToolCallContext
  from src.core.services.tool_call_handlers.config_steering_handler import (
      ConfigSteeringHandler,
  )
+ import time

Then remove the import statement from inside the test function:

      def test_large_scale_rule_performance(self):
          """
          Given: A large number of configured rules
          ...
          """
          # Given
          rules = []
          for i in range(1000):
              ...
  
          # When
-         import time
          
          start_time = time.time()
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**/*.py: Avoid using emojis in Python code comments or docstrings
Follow PEP 8 and use type hints for all functions
Import order must be: standard library, third-party, then local imports, separated by blank lines
Naming conventions: snake_case for variables and functions; PascalCase for classes
Error handling: use specific exceptions and include meaningful error messages
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tests/behavior/test_configurable_steering_behavior.py (2)

18-24: Import ordering and structure look good.

Standard library, third-party, and local imports are properly separated and follow PEP 8 conventions. As per coding guidelines.


359-413: Proper async handling and comprehensive unawaited coroutine detection.

The test correctly:

  • Uses asyncio.run(asyncio.sleep(...)) at line 401 to properly await the sleep coroutine
  • Captures warnings via pytest.WarningsRecorder at line 359
  • Validates that no RuntimeWarnings about unawaited coroutines are emitted (lines 407–413)
  • Configures a short window (0.05s) to keep test execution fast

This is the fix for the unawaited coroutine issue.

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