Add MOLE_TEST_MODE=1 checks to skip AppleScript osascript calls
and sudo operations that trigger system permission dialogs during tests:
- lib/check/all.sh: Skip login items listing
- lib/clean/apps.sh: Skip running app detection
- lib/clean/user.sh: Skip Finder trash operations and sudo test calls
- lib/core/log.sh: Skip sudo status check in debug log
- lib/uninstall/batch.sh: Skip login item removal
Also add MOLE_TEST_MODE=1 export to all test files that load
these modules to ensure consistent test isolation.
Add hint_is_system_binary() to short-circuit detection for plists that
use /bin/*, /usr/bin/*, /usr/libexec/* etc. as their program path.
These are custom scripts, not app-backed launch agents, so the stale
detection logic does not apply. Previously the function relied on the
absence of AssociatedBundleIdentifiers as an implicit skip, which could
fail on certain macOS plutil edge cases.
Also add teardown() in clean_hints.bats to explicitly remove the
LaunchAgents directory after each test, and add run_with_timeout mock
in the "skips custom shell wrappers" test to prevent mdfind from
influencing results. This eliminates the intermittent failure where
test 70 showed "Review:" in output without "Potential stale login item:".
- Fix 'bats_opts[@]: unbound variable' under set -u + bash 3.2: empty
arrays must use ${arr[@]+"${arr[@]}"} idiom, not "${arr[@]}"
- Split core_performance.bats out of the parallel batch; run it after
all parallel workers finish so wall-clock timing assertions aren't
skewed by CPU contention from concurrent bats processes
- Raise MOLE_PERF_GET_INVOKING_USER_LIMIT_MS default 500→2000ms and
add MOLE_PERF_SECTION_LIMIT_MS (default 2000ms) to give sufficient
headroom without masking real regressions
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat: add JSON output tests and README docs for analyze and status
Add 7 BATS tests covering `--json` output for `mo analyze` and `mo status`:
- schema structure
- field types
- pipe auto-detection.
Also document the `--json` flag in a new "Machine-Readable Output" README section, including the auto-detection behavior when piped.
* chore: use waitgroup go in status collector
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Co-authored-by: Tw93 <hitw93@gmail.com>
- Add confirm_purge_cleanup() to show item count + size and require
explicit Enter/y confirmation before any deletion
- Two-pass layout in clean_project_artifacts: pass 1 collects data,
pre-scan finds max path and artifact widths, pass 2 formats with
consistent column alignment across all rows
- Adaptive footer hints in select_purge_categories degrade gracefully
on narrow terminals (full → reduced → minimal)
- Use printf '\033[J' to clear stale content when list height shrinks
- Guard empty-array expansions with ${arr[*]-} for set -u safety
- Add BATS tests for confirm_purge_cleanup (Enter confirm, ESC cancel)
The dry-run mode hardcoded SYSTEM_CLEAN=false, which meant
the entire system section was silently skipped during preview.
Users had no way to see what /Library/Caches, /private/var/log,
diagnostics, or other sudo-required paths would be cleaned.
Now dry-run checks for a cached sudo session (sudo -n) and
includes the system preview when available. When sudo isn't
cached, a hint tells the user how to get the full preview
without running the whole script as root.
- reduce noisy scan output outside debug mode
- consolidate final result messaging
- run xcode/code editor stages explicitly in developer flow
- update dev cache tests for new stage calls
- replace direct delete patterns with safe_sudo_find_delete/safe_sudo_remove
- keep log/temp/diagnostic cleanup behavior with guarded scans
- align system maintenance tests with safe deletion flow
- reorganize perform_cleanup sections and naming
- merge macOS + sandbox caches into clean_app_caches
- move recent items and mail downloads into user essentials
- update core/user tests for renamed internal helpers
