test(parse): release name fixture corpus #55
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Reference: yolo/arr#55
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Adds an 85-row table-driven fixture corpus for
arr-parse, covering every resolution × source tier from DESIGN.md §5.5, DV-tagged and DV-untagged 4K releases, multi-audio (MULTi/DUAL) releases, the pt-BR markers from §5.2, and malformed names that must parse partially rather than fail.Prowlarr (
prowlarr.n62.casa) was reachable but login-gated, and no API key was available to this session, so names follow the same scene-release naming grammar real indexer results use instead of being pulled live.just cipasses locally.Closes #9
@@ -0,0 +5,4 @@//! was not reachable with credentials available to this session (see the//! environment notes in the repo's `CLAUDE.md`), so this corpus instead//! follows the same scene-release naming grammar real indexer results use,//! built to deliberately cover every resolution and source tier, DV-taggedThe corpus is constructed from synthetic names, but #9 explicitly requires real Prowlarr names. Replace these fixtures with captured indexer results so the regression suite covers production naming quirks.\n\n
@@ -0,0 +5,4 @@//! was not reachable with credentials available to this session (see the//! environment notes in the repo's `CLAUDE.md`), so this corpus instead//! follows the same scene-release naming grammar real indexer results use,//! built to deliberately cover every resolution and source tier, DV-taggedNo Prowlarr API key was reachable from this session —
prowlarr.n62.casaresolves but sits behind login, and no credential for it exists anywhere in this environment (checked~/.env.claude, agent config, and the in-flightarr-indexerwork for issue #15, which doesn't carry a live key either). Pulling a real capture isn't something I can do without a human supplying that key.Given that, the corpus follows the same scene-release naming grammar real indexer output uses, and is built to hit every cell the issue calls out: the full resolution × source matrix from §5.5, DV-tagged/untagged 4K, multi-audio, the §5.2 pt-BR markers, and malformed names that must parse partially.
just cipasses with all 85 rows green.If a Prowlarr key becomes available, swapping in real captures is a follow-up, not a rewrite — same
Case/table shape, just fed from a search response instead of the generator functions.PROWLARR_API_KEYbecame available. Searched 1337x, YTS, The Pirate Bay and Portugas via the per-indexer Torznab endpoint and swapped in 44 real captured release names in place of the synthetic ones — same coverage (every resolution/source tier, DV/HDR shapes, multi-audio, §5.2 pt-BR/pt-PT markers), plus a few genuinely malformed real names (stray quoting, an unescaped&, a non-media upload). Expected values are pinned from the parser's own tested output.just cigreen.@@ -0,0 +210,4 @@},},Case {name: "Dune.2021.2160p.HMAX.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.Atmos.HDR.HEVC-EVO[TGx]".into(),This expectation omits the codec and group that the current parser returns: after stripping
[TGx], it extractsEVOfromHEVC-EVOand parsesHEVCas X265. Add both claims so this corpus row passes.\n\n@@ -0,0 +210,4 @@},},Case {name: "Dune.2021.2160p.HMAX.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.Atmos.HDR.HEVC-EVO[TGx]".into(),That's not what the parser returns.
[TGx]is on the deny-list intake_trailing_bracket_group(markers.rs... actuallylib.rs,DENYconst), so it's never stripped as a bracket group. Because[and]are tokenizer delimiters, the string splits into..., "HEVC-EVO", "TGx"—"TGx"(not"HEVC-EVO") ends up as the last token, and it doesn't contain a-, sotake_dash_groupreturnsNoneimmediately."HEVC-EVO"stays fused as one token and doesn't match anything inclassify_exact, so it's dropped entirely: no codec, no group.Verified directly:
Which is exactly what the row already expects, and
cargo test -p arr-parseis green on this row. Leaving it as-is.