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- keep Windows executable checks on targets that run on the hosted image - compile Tauri-backed queue and library tests without executing the broken harness - share root-scoped canonical cache logic with the Windows safety regression
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Headless Download Tests
Run the full Rust suite:
cd src-tauri
cargo test --all-targets
Run the queue-manager harness when changing aria2 scheduling, concurrency, and retry behavior:
cd src-tauri
cargo test --test queue_manager -- --nocapture
Run the media metadata smoke test with an explicit URL when changing yt-dlp integration:
cd src-tauri
FIRELINK_LIVE_YOUTUBE_URL='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ' \
cargo test filters_live_youtube_metadata_from_env --lib -- --ignored --nocapture
Run the real local Torrent runtime smoke test against the host bundled Aria2 binary. It starts a local tracker and two Aria2 daemons, then covers magnet metadata resolution, saved-metadata hash validation, selected-file output, pause/resume, ownership reporting, and cancel/remove:
npm run smoke:torrent
Use node scripts/smoke-torrent.js --binary /path/to/aria2c when validating a
packaged or target-specific Aria2 binary.
Run the HTTP-boundary Torrent RPC integration test. It drives the production Aria2 RPC client through a local JSON-RPC server and verifies successful requests plus HTTP gateway errors:
npm run test:torrent:rpc
Run the deterministic unavailable-tracker and Aria2-daemon-exit checks with:
npm run smoke:torrent:failure-paths
Native CI runs this failure-path smoke after staging the target-specific bundled engines on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Windows executes the Torrent RPC, atomic-storage, canonical-cache, and web-seed normalization targets, while compiling (but not executing) the queue-manager and library test binaries; the Tauri mock harness exits before running on the Windows runner.