workflow_config.txt

# Replit Workflow Configuration Instructions

## 1. Create New Workflow
Name: "Test Suite Runner"
Description: "Manages test execution with proper database and event loop handling"

## 2. Configure Tasks

### Task 1: Database Setup (Sequential)
Command: Execute Shell Command
Content:
```bash
python -c "
import asyncio
from server.database import init_db, cleanup_pool

async def setup_db():
    await init_db()
    await cleanup_pool()

asyncio.run(setup_db())
"
```

### Task 2: Run API Tests (Parallel)
Command: Execute Shell Command
Content:
```bash
pytest tests/test_api.py -v
```

### Task 3: Run Integration Tests (Parallel)
Command: Execute Shell Command
Content:
```bash
pytest tests/test_integration.py -v
```

### Task 4: Run Semantic Tests (Parallel)
Command: Execute Shell Command
Content:
```bash
pytest tests/test_semantic_api.py -v
```

## 3. Configure Dependencies
- Task 2, 3, and 4 should run in parallel after Task 1 completes
- Each test task should have its own isolated database connection

## 4. Error Handling
- If Task 1 fails, stop workflow execution
- If any test task fails, continue running other tests but mark workflow as failed

## 5. Resource Management
- Each parallel task gets its own event loop
- Database connections are managed per-task
- Cleanup occurs automatically when tasks complete

## Implementation Steps:
1. Open the Workflows pane using Command + K
2. Click "+ New Workflow"
3. Name it "Test Suite Runner"
4. Add Task 1 as sequential setup task
5. Add Tasks 2-4 as parallel test runners
6. Set Task 1 as a prerequisite for Tasks 2-4
7. Save and run the workflow

## Benefits:
- Isolates database operations for setup
- Runs tests in parallel for faster execution
- Manages event loops separately for each test group
- Provides clear error reporting per task
- Ensures proper resource cleanup

## Usage:
- Run workflow before committing changes
- Monitor task outputs for failures
- Check logs for any resource leaks