// Control UI tests cover cron status derivation behavior.

import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest";

import { isCronJobActiveFailure, resolveCronJobLastRunStatus } from "./cron-status.ts";

import type { CronJob } from "./types.ts";

function job(overrides: Partial<CronJob> = {}): CronJob {

return {

id: "job",

name: "Job",

enabled: true,

createdAtMs: 0,

updatedAtMs: 0,

schedule: { kind: "every", everyMs: 60_000 },

sessionTarget: "main",

wakeMode: "next-heartbeat",

payload: { kind: "systemEvent", text: "test" },

...overrides,

};

}

describe("isCronJobActiveFailure", () => {

it("counts an enabled job whose last run errored", () => {

expect(isCronJobActiveFailure(job({ state: { lastRunStatus: "error" } }))).toBe(true);

});

it("ignores a disabled job that retains historical error state", () => {

const disabled = job({

enabled: false,

state: { lastRunStatus: "error", consecutiveErrors: 6, nextRunAtMs: undefined },

});

// Historical status is still preserved for detail views.

expect(resolveCronJobLastRunStatus(disabled)).toBe("error");

expect(isCronJobActiveFailure(disabled)).toBe(false);

});

it("does not count enabled jobs whose last run succeeded or is unknown", () => {

expect(isCronJobActiveFailure(job({ state: { lastRunStatus: "ok" } }))).toBe(false);

expect(isCronJobActiveFailure(job())).toBe(false);

});

});