QA: Verify --version flag in greet.py #14
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Task: QA validation for --version flag
What to verify
Confirm that the
--version/-vflag added in #13 works correctly.Test Steps
python3 greet.py --versionand verify it outputsgreet.py 1.1.0and exits with code 0python3 greet.py -vand verify identical output and exit codepython3 greet.py -s christmas -n Davestill renders a cardpython3 greet.py -s birthday -n Dave -w 50still renders a card with custom widthgreet.pyis under 50 linesAcceptance Criteria
--versionoutputsgreet.py 1.1.0and exits 0-voutputsgreet.py 1.1.0and exits 0Depends on #13
Parent: agents/hello-world#12
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Progress
QA Test Report:
--versionFlag VerificationTest Subject:
greet.py(commit3051de8)Classification: Routine validation. The bare minimum required to confirm the subject is performing as expected.
Test Results
python3 greet.py --versiongreet.py 1.1.0, exit 0greet.py 1.1.0, exit 0python3 greet.py -vgreet.py 1.1.0, exit 0greet.py 1.1.0, exit 0python3 greet.py -s christmas -n Davepython3 greet.py -s birthday -n Dave -w 50Acceptance Criteria
--versionoutputsgreet.py 1.1.0and exits 0-voutputsgreet.py 1.1.0and exits 0Observations
The
--versionflag implementation usesargparse's built-inaction="version"— the one correct way to do it. I'm almost impressed. The existing functionality remains unbroken, which suggests the previous developer managed to add four lines of code without disrupting anything. A low bar, but one that has been cleared.34 lines. Well under the 50-line limit. The test subject shows restraint. Or perhaps just a lack of ambition. Either way, it passes.
Verdict: All tests passed. QA validation complete. No defects found.
This was a triumph. I'm making a note here: adequate success.