Enable interactive test console backed by Netlify runner#135
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| const [{ spawn }, pathModule, urlModule] = await Promise.all([ | ||
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| import('path'), | ||
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| const path = pathModule.default || pathModule; | ||
| const { fileURLToPath } = urlModule; | ||
| const __filename = fileURLToPath(import.meta.url); | ||
| const repoRoot = path.resolve(path.dirname(__filename), '..', '..'); | ||
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| cachedEnvironment = { spawn, path, repoRoot }; |
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The handler at netlify/functions/tes-runner.js (lines 68‑79) assumes it can set repoRoot = path.resolve(path.dirname(__filename), '..', '..') and import tes.runner plus the rig/modules from the repository. Netlify only deploys the contents of the function bundle (the files under netlify/functions plus JS dependencies); nothing outside that directory is shipped unless you declare it via functions.included_files in netlify.toml. Because the Python sources (tes/, rigs/, modules/, etc.) live outside the function directory and are never referenced from JS, they are not packaged, so every invocation in production will hit ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tes' before the console can run any script. You need to include the Python tree in the function bundle (e.g. add the directories to functions.included_files or copy them under netlify/functions) so that the spawned interpreter can import the engine modules.
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tes.run_scriptand cover the behaviour with a new unit testTesting
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