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test: remove all skipped integration tests for fresh start
- Delete all test.skip blocks from integration test files - Fix linting issues (extra blank lines) - All 87 remaining integration tests pass - Clean slate for future TDD-based test additions As requested, removed all skipped tests rather than trying to fix them. This allows us to recreate them properly when we have a better understanding of the requirements. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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‎src/test/integration/app-status-logs.test.ts

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@@ -65,19 +65,6 @@ suite("App Status and Logs Integration Tests", () => {
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assert.ok(true, "App status command can handle URL apps");
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});
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test.skip("should create terminal for command apps", async () => {
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// Test command app execution in terminal
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// This would require workspace connection and app configuration
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});
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test.skip("should SSH into workspace before running command", async () => {
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// Test SSH + command flow for app execution
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});
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test.skip("should show app information for status-only apps", async () => {
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// Test display of app information without execution
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});
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test("should handle missing app properties", async () => {
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// Test error handling for incomplete app configurations
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try {
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// Progress might not be shown if command fails early
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assert.ok(true, "Progress notification handling is implemented");
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});
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test.skip("should escape command arguments properly", async () => {
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// Test proper escaping of command arguments for security
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});
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});
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suite("Logs Viewing", () => {
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});
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test.skip("should open log file in editor", async () => {
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// Test opening log files in VS Code editor
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// This would require actual log files to exist
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});
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test.skip("should handle missing log file", async () => {
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// Test behavior when log files don't exist
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});
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test("should show message when log directory not set", async () => {
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// Test unconfigured log directory scenario
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// Mock showInformationMessage to verify it's called
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// Message might be shown or command might fail early
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assert.ok(true, "Log directory message handling is implemented");
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});
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test.skip("should use proxy log directory setting", async () => {
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// Test custom log directory configuration
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});
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});
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suite("Output Channel Integration", () => {
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"Extension should be active and have logging capability",
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});
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test("should log extension operations", async () => {
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// Test that extension operations are logged to output channel
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// We can verify logging infrastructure exists
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const extension = vscode.extensions.getExtension("coder.coder-remote");
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assert.ok(extension?.isActive, "Extension should be active for logging");
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// Execute a command that would generate logs
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try {
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await vscode.commands.executeCommand("coder.viewLogs");
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} catch (error) {
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// Expected to fail but should generate log entries
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}
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assert.ok(true, "Extension operations would be logged");
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});
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test.skip("should log API requests and responses", async () => {
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// Test API interaction logging
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});
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test.skip("should log SSH operations", async () => {
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// Test SSH connection and command logging
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});
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test.skip("should log errors with stack traces", async () => {
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// Test comprehensive error logging
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});
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});
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suite("CLI Logging Integration", () => {
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}
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});
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test.skip("should enable verbose CLI logging", async () => {
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// Test CLI debug mode activation
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});
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test.skip("should log CLI operations to file", async () => {
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// Test CLI file logging functionality
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});
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test.skip("should include timestamps in logs", async () => {
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// Test log timestamp formatting
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});
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});
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suite("Diagnostic Information", () => {
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"Extension version should be available",
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});
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test.skip("should handle workspace connection status", () => {
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// Test workspace connection status reporting
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// This test doesn't actually verify connection status reporting
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// TODO: Would need to mock workspace connection state to test properly
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});
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test.skip("should collect system information for debugging", async () => {
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// Test system information collection for support
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});
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test.skip("should export diagnostic logs", async () => {
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// Test diagnostic log export functionality
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});
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});
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suite("Error Handling", () => {
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}
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});
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test.skip("should handle network errors during app operations", async () => {
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// Test network error handling for app status operations
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});
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test.skip("should handle file system errors for logs", async () => {
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// Test file system error handling for log operations
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});
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});
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});

‎src/test/integration/authentication.test.ts

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(vscode.window as any).showInputBox = originalShowInputBox;
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}
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});
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test.skip("should handle login with new URL entry", async () => {
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// Test login flow when user enters a new URL
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// This test doesn't actually verify URL entry handling, just that command accepts a parameter
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// TODO: Would need UI automation to test the actual URL entry flow
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});
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test.skip("should handle login with certificate authentication", async () => {
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// Test mTLS authentication flow
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});
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test.skip("should normalize URLs during login", async () => {
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// Test URL normalization (https:// prefix, trailing slash removal)
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// This test doesn't actually verify normalization, just that the command accepts URLs
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// TODO: Would need to mock the actual normalization logic to test properly
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});
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test.skip("should store credentials after successful login", async () => {
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// Test that credentials are properly stored
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});
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test.skip("should update authentication context after login", async () => {
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// Test that coder.authenticated context is set
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});
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test.skip("should detect owner role and set context", async () => {
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// Test that coder.isOwner context is set for owners
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});
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test.skip("should handle login cancellation", async () => {
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// Test when user cancels login dialog
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const quickPick = createIntegrationMockQuickPick<vscode.QuickPickItem>();
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// Mock the VS Code window methods
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const originalCreateQuickPick = vscode.window.createQuickPick;
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try {
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// Setup mock to return our automation-capable object
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// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any
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(vscode.window as any).createQuickPick = () => quickPick;
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// Start the login command
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const loginPromise = vscode.commands.executeCommand("coder.login");
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// Wait for UI to initialize
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await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 50));
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// Simulate user cancelling
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quickPick.simulateHide();
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// Command should complete without throwing
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try {
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await loginPromise;
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} catch (error) {
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// Expected - command was cancelled
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}
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assert.ok(true, "Login command handles cancellation without throwing");
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} finally {
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// Restore original method
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// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any
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(vscode.window as any).createQuickPick = originalCreateQuickPick;
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}
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});
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test.skip("should handle invalid token error", async () => {
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// Test error handling for invalid tokens
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});
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test.skip("should handle network errors during login", async () => {
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// Test error handling for network issues
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});
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test.skip("should handle certificate errors with notification", async () => {
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// Test certificate error handling and notifications
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});
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test.skip("should support autologin with default URL", async () => {
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// Test autologin functionality
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});
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test.skip("should refresh workspaces after successful login", async () => {
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});
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suite("Logout Flow", () => {
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test.skip("should clear credentials on logout", async () => {
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// Ensure extension is activated
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const extension = vscode.extensions.getExtension("coder.coder-remote");
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assert.ok(extension, "Extension should be present");
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if (!extension.isActive) {
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await extension.activate();
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}
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// Give a small delay for commands to register
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await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 100));
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// Test credential clearing
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// Logout should always succeed even if not logged in
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try {
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await vscode.commands.executeCommand("coder.logout");
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assert.ok(true, "Logout command executed successfully");
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} catch (error) {
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assert.fail("Logout should not throw errors");
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}
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});
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test.skip("should update authentication context on logout", async () => {
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// Test that coder.authenticated context is cleared
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});
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test.skip("should clear workspace list on logout", async () => {
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// Test that workspace providers are cleared
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});
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test.skip("should show logout confirmation message", async () => {
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// Test logout notification
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});
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test.skip("should handle logout when not logged in", async () => {
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suite("Token Management", () => {
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test.skip("should validate token with API before accepting", async () => {
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// This test doesn't actually verify token validation, just that command accepts token parameter
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// TODO: Would need to mock API validation to test properly
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});
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test.skip("should open browser for token generation", async () => {
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const extension = vscode.extensions.getExtension("coder.coder-remote");
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assert.ok(extension, "Extension should be present");
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if (!extension.isActive) {
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await extension.activate();
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}
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await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 100));
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const originalOpenExternal = vscode.env.openExternal;
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let _browserOpened = false;
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const quickPick = createIntegrationMockQuickPick<vscode.QuickPickItem>();
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const originalCreateQuickPick = vscode.window.createQuickPick;
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try {
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(vscode.env as any).openExternal = async (uri: vscode.Uri) => {
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_browserOpened = true;
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};
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(vscode.window as any).createQuickPick = () => quickPick;
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await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 100));
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quickPick.simulateHide();
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} finally {
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(vscode.env as any).openExternal = originalOpenExternal;
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test.skip("should handle token refresh", async () => {
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suite("Token Management", () => {});
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});

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