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Prometheus: Add README for prometheus-test

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This PR adds a README file for the prometheus-test repository.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a comprehensive Prometheus Test Framework with automated multi-worker orchestration, MongoDB integration, cryptographic signing, and detailed documentation.
    • Added support for YAML/JSON test configuration, environment variable management, and stateful test execution with resume/reset capabilities.
  • Documentation

    • Provided detailed usage instructions and a README for the new test framework.
    • Added a security and quality assessment report outlining vulnerabilities, performance issues, and recommendations for the framework.
  • Chores

    • Updated package metadata, dependencies, and .gitignore settings for improved environment and data management.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a comprehensive Prometheus Test Framework, including core classes, utilities, documentation, and configuration for automated testing of Prometheus tasks. It features multi-worker orchestration, MongoDB integration, cryptographic signing, and stateful test execution. Additionally, a new security and quality assessment report for the framework's worker management module is added.

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File(s) Change Summary
prometheus_test/runner.py Added core framework classes: TestConfig, TestStep, TestRunner, and related MongoDB configuration types. Implements configuration loading, test lifecycle management, MongoDB state handling, and step execution logic.
prometheus_test/workers.py Introduced Worker and TestEnvironment classes for managing worker processes, environment setup, server lifecycle, and output streaming.
prometheus_test/data.py Added DataManager class for handling test data, keypair management, signature creation, payload preparation for various task endpoints, and GitHub data extraction.
prometheus_test/utils.py Added utility functions for loading cryptographic keypairs and creating digital signatures.
prometheus_test/init.py Defined __all__ export list including TestRunner, TestStep, and Worker.
.../README.md Provided detailed documentation covering framework usage, configuration, test step definition, environment management, and data organization.
.../setup.py Defined package metadata and dependencies for installation.
.../.gitignore Updated to exclude environment files, caches, databases, and generated data.
.../chunk_review.txt Added AI-generated summary of the framework’s features and components.
SECURITY_AUDIT_Prometheus-beta.md Added a security and quality assessment report for the workers.py module, identifying vulnerabilities, performance issues, and code quality improvements with prioritized recommendations.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant TestRunner
    participant TestEnvironment
    participant Worker
    participant DataManager
    participant MongoDB

    User->>TestRunner: Load test configuration (YAML/JSON)
    TestRunner->>MongoDB: Check/reset database state
    TestRunner->>TestEnvironment: Initialize environment context
    TestEnvironment->>Worker: Start worker servers
    loop For each test step/round
        TestRunner->>DataManager: Prepare data/payloads
        TestRunner->>Worker: Execute test step
        Worker->>DataManager: Sign/validate payloads
        Worker->>MongoDB: Interact with database as needed
    end
    TestRunner->>TestEnvironment: Stop worker servers
    TestRunner->>MongoDB: Save/load test state
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Poem

In burrows deep, where test scripts leap,
Prometheus tasks now dance and sweep.
With workers, keys, and data bright,
Mongo hums through day and night.
Bugs beware, this framework’s here—
To test, to sign, to make things clear!
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Actionable comments posted: 4

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
SECURITY_AUDIT_Prometheus-beta.md (2)

44-49: Whitelist in sanitize_env may be too restrictive
The example only allows PYTHONUNBUFFERED, PORT, and DATABASE_PATH, but real worker processes often rely on additional environment variables (e.g., WORKER_ID, DB credentials). Either make the allowed‐keys list configurable or explicitly document and expand it to cover all required variables.


136-145: Consider dependency and thread‐safety for readiness checks
The wait_for_server snippet uses blocking requests.get and time.sleep. If your framework spawns threads or async I/O, ensure this check runs before thread creation or refactor it to use non‐blocking/asynchronous calls (e.g., aiohttp). Adding structured logging on each attempt will aid debugging.

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160-167: Good structured error logging
The enhanced_error_logging snippet effectively captures stderr for diagnostics. Consider also logging the process exit code (process.returncode) and switching to structured logging (e.g., JSON output) to integrate with log aggregators.

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Avoid fixed time.sleep for readiness checks
A hardcoded sleep(3) may cause race conditions or unnecessary delays. Replace it with the dynamic wait_for_server pattern (lines 136–145) which polls the endpoint, uses exponential backoff, and fails fast if the server never becomes ready.

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staking_keypair_path = os.getenv(
keypairs.get("staking"), f"{name.upper()}_STAKING_KEYPAIR"
)
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⚠️ Potential issue

Incorrect fallback in os.getenv for keypair paths
Using os.getenv(keypairs.get("staking"), f"{name.upper()}_STAKING_KEYPAIR") will return the literal string "<NAME>_STAKING_KEYPAIR" when the variable is unset, not a valid file path. This can lead to confusing errors or silent failures. Instead, derive the env‐var name first, then require it or raise if missing, for example:

env_var = keypairs.get("staking") or f"{name.upper()}_STAKING_KEYPAIR"
staking_keypair_path = os.getenv(env_var)
if not staking_keypair_path:
    raise EnvironmentError(f"Missing staking key env var: {env_var}")

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self.process = subprocess.Popen(
[sys.executable, str(self.server_entrypoint)],
env=self.env, # User-controlled environment
cwd=self.base_dir,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE
)
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Subprocess invocation requires tighter sanitization
The current use of subprocess.Popen opens the server with env=self.env, which may include unvalidated user‐controlled data. While passing args as a list avoids shell interpolation, environment values can still introduce risks. Implement strict validation or sanitization of both keys and values before assigning to self.env, and consider quoting any paths using shlex.quote if you ever pass strings to a shell.

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os.kill(self.process.pid, signal.SIGTERM)
time.sleep(1)
if self.process.poll() is None:
os.kill(self.process.pid, signal.SIGKILL)
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Adopt graceful shutdown for worker processes
Relying on os.kill with a fixed sleep interval can orphan processes or leak resources. Prefer using process.terminate() followed by process.wait(timeout), then process.kill() on timeout, as shown in the terminate_process helper below. This approach is more robust and configurable.

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