The global HOME override in runGsdTools broke tests in verify-health.test.cjs
on Ubuntu CI: git operations fail when HOME points to a tmpDir that lacks
the runner's .gitconfig.
- runGsdTools now accepts an optional third `env` parameter (default: {})
merged on top of process.env — no behavior change for callers that omit it
- Pass { HOME: tmpDir } only in the 6 tests that need ~/.gsd/ isolation:
brave_api_key detection, defaults.json merging (x2), and config-new-project
tests that assert concrete default values (x3)
buildNewProjectConfig() merges ~/.gsd/defaults.json when present, so
tests asserting concrete config values (model_profile, commit_docs,
brave_search) would fail on machines with a personal defaults file.
- Pass HOME=cwd as env override in runGsdTools — child process resolves
os.homedir() to the temp directory, which has no .gsd/ subtree
- Update three tests that previously wrote to the real ~/.gsd/ using
fragile save/restore logic; they now write to tmpDir/.gsd/ instead,
which is cleaned up automatically by afterEach
- Remove now-unused `os` import from config.test.cjs
- Add toPosixPath() helper to normalize output paths to forward slashes
- Use string concatenation for relative base paths instead of path.join()
- Apply toPosixPath() to all user-facing file paths in init.cjs output
- Use array-based execFileSync in test helpers to bypass shell quoting
issues with JSON args and dollar signs on Windows cmd.exe
Fixes 7 test failures on Windows: frontmatter set/merge (3), init
path assertions (2), and state dollar-amount corruption (2).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Creates temp dir with .planning/phases structure
- Initializes git repo with user config
- Writes initial PROJECT.md and commits it
- Exports createTempGitProject alongside existing helpers
Move 81 tests (18 describe blocks) from single monolithic test file
into 7 domain-specific test files under tests/ with shared helpers.
Test parity verified: 81/81 pass before and after split.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
