#Requires -Modules @{ ModuleName = 'Pester'; ModuleVersion = '5.0.0' } <# FR-019, FR-020: interim summaries appear at the configured interval, an interval of 0 suppresses them, and a final summary appears in every case. The zero case is the one that matters. Suppressing interim output is a reasonable thing to want on a large run; suppressing the final summary too would leave an operator with per-user lines and no totals. #> BeforeAll { $repoRoot = Split-Path (Split-Path $PSScriptRoot -Parent) -Parent . (Join-Path $repoRoot 'tests/TestHelpers.ps1') foreach ($file in (Get-PersonaSourceFile -RepoRoot $repoRoot)) { . $file } $script:target = 'extension__' $script:population = @(New-TestPopulation -Count 20 -TargetAttribute $target) } Describe 'Summary interval semantics (FR-019, FR-020)' { BeforeEach { Mock Get-PersonaUsers { $script:population } Mock Write-Host { } Mock Write-PersonaSummary { } } It 'emits a final summary and no interim summaries when the interval is 0' { $config = New-TestRuntimeConfiguration -TargetAttribute $target -SummaryInterval 0 $null = Invoke-PersonaEngineRun -Configuration $config -TargetAttribute $target -Context (New-TestAuditContext) Should -Invoke Write-PersonaSummary -Times 1 -Exactly Should -Invoke Write-PersonaSummary -Times 1 -Exactly -ParameterFilter { $SummaryType -eq 'Final' } Should -Invoke Write-PersonaSummary -Times 0 -Exactly -ParameterFilter { $SummaryType -eq 'Interim' } } It 'emits an interim summary at each interval boundary' { $config = New-TestRuntimeConfiguration -TargetAttribute $target -SummaryInterval 5 $null = Invoke-PersonaEngineRun -Configuration $config -TargetAttribute $target -Context (New-TestAuditContext) # 20 users at an interval of 5: boundaries at 5, 10, 15, 20. Should -Invoke Write-PersonaSummary -Times 4 -Exactly -ParameterFilter { $SummaryType -eq 'Interim' } Should -Invoke Write-PersonaSummary -Times 1 -Exactly -ParameterFilter { $SummaryType -eq 'Final' } } It 'honours the documented default of 25' { # 20 users at the default interval: no boundary reached, so only the final # summary appears. This is the shape of a small run. $config = New-TestRuntimeConfiguration -TargetAttribute $target -SummaryInterval 25 $null = Invoke-PersonaEngineRun -Configuration $config -TargetAttribute $target -Context (New-TestAuditContext) Should -Invoke Write-PersonaSummary -Times 0 -Exactly -ParameterFilter { $SummaryType -eq 'Interim' } Should -Invoke Write-PersonaSummary -Times 1 -Exactly -ParameterFilter { $SummaryType -eq 'Final' } } It 'emits one interim summary per user at an interval of 1' { $config = New-TestRuntimeConfiguration -TargetAttribute $target -SummaryInterval 1 $null = Invoke-PersonaEngineRun -Configuration $config -TargetAttribute $target -Context (New-TestAuditContext) Should -Invoke Write-PersonaSummary -Times 20 -Exactly -ParameterFilter { $SummaryType -eq 'Interim' } } It 'emits a final summary even when the population is empty' { Mock Get-PersonaUsers { @() } $config = New-TestRuntimeConfiguration -TargetAttribute $target -SummaryInterval 5 $outcome = Invoke-PersonaEngineRun -Configuration $config -TargetAttribute $target -Context (New-TestAuditContext) Should -Invoke Write-PersonaSummary -Times 1 -Exactly -ParameterFilter { $SummaryType -eq 'Final' } $outcome.Counters.Processed | Should -Be 0 } } Describe 'Summary content (FR-019)' { It 'lists every rule, including disabled ones and those with no matches' { # A rule that never fired and a rule that is not in the configuration look # identical if zero-match rules are omitted, and that difference is exactly # what an operator investigating a missing classification needs. $rules = @( [pscustomobject]@{ id = 'RULE-0010-OFF'; name = 'Disabled rule'; enabled = $false; priority = 10; persona = 'Guest' match = [pscustomobject]@{ operator = 'all'; conditions = @([pscustomobject]@{ type = 'property'; property = 'UserType'; operator = 'equals'; value = 'Guest' }) } } [pscustomobject]@{ id = 'RULE-0020-NEVER'; name = 'Never matches'; enabled = $true; priority = 20; persona = 'Tier0-Admin' match = [pscustomobject]@{ operator = 'all'; conditions = @([pscustomobject]@{ type = 'property'; property = 'Department'; operator = 'equals'; value = 'NoSuchDepartment' }) } } [pscustomobject]@{ id = 'RULE-0900-EMPLOYEE'; name = 'Employees'; enabled = $true; priority = 900; persona = 'Employee' match = [pscustomobject]@{ operator = 'all'; conditions = @([pscustomobject]@{ type = 'property'; property = 'Department'; operator = 'isNotNull' }) } } ) $counters = New-PersonaRunCounter -Rules $rules $counters.RuleCounts.Count | Should -Be 3 ($counters.RuleCounts | Where-Object RuleId -EQ 'RULE-0010-OFF').Enabled | Should -BeFalse ($counters.RuleCounts | Where-Object RuleId -EQ 'RULE-0020-NEVER').Matches | Should -Be 0 } It 'orders rules by priority so the table reads in evaluation order' { $rules = @( [pscustomobject]@{ id = 'C'; name = 'C'; enabled = $true; priority = 900; persona = 'Employee'; match = $null } [pscustomobject]@{ id = 'A'; name = 'A'; enabled = $true; priority = 10; persona = 'Guest'; match = $null } [pscustomobject]@{ id = 'B'; name = 'B'; enabled = $true; priority = 30; persona = 'Tier0-Admin'; match = $null } ) $counters = New-PersonaRunCounter -Rules $rules ($counters.RuleCounts | ForEach-Object RuleId) -join ',' | Should -Be 'A,B,C' } It 'increments the matched rule and no other' { $rules = @( [pscustomobject]@{ id = 'RULE-A'; name = 'A'; enabled = $true; priority = 10; persona = 'Guest'; match = $null } [pscustomobject]@{ id = 'RULE-B'; name = 'B'; enabled = $true; priority = 20; persona = 'Employee'; match = $null } ) $counters = New-PersonaRunCounter -Rules $rules Add-PersonaRunResult -Counters $counters -Result ([pscustomobject]@{ Outcome = 'Matched'; MatchedRuleId = 'RULE-B'; Action = 'Unchanged' }) ($counters.RuleCounts | Where-Object RuleId -EQ 'RULE-A').Matches | Should -Be 0 ($counters.RuleCounts | Where-Object RuleId -EQ 'RULE-B').Matches | Should -Be 1 } }