Tests: Add spheres test for missing indirect conditions (#3924)

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@ -52,3 +52,68 @@ class TestImplemented(unittest.TestCase):
def test_no_failed_world_loads(self): def test_no_failed_world_loads(self):
if failed_world_loads: if failed_world_loads:
self.fail(f"The following worlds failed to load: {failed_world_loads}") self.fail(f"The following worlds failed to load: {failed_world_loads}")
def test_explicit_indirect_conditions_spheres(self):
"""Tests that worlds using explicit indirect conditions produce identical spheres as when using implicit
indirect conditions"""
# Because the iteration order of blocked_connections in CollectionState.update_reachable_regions() is
# nondeterministic, this test may sometimes pass with the same seed even when there are missing indirect
# conditions.
for game_name, world_type in AutoWorldRegister.world_types.items():
multiworld = setup_solo_multiworld(world_type)
world = multiworld.get_game_worlds(game_name)[0]
if not world.explicit_indirect_conditions:
# The world does not use explicit indirect conditions, so it can be skipped.
continue
# The world may override explicit_indirect_conditions as a property that cannot be set, so try modifying it.
try:
world.explicit_indirect_conditions = False
world.explicit_indirect_conditions = True
except Exception:
# Could not modify the attribute, so skip this world.
with self.subTest(game=game_name, skipped="world.explicit_indirect_conditions could not be set"):
continue
with self.subTest(game=game_name, seed=multiworld.seed):
distribute_items_restrictive(multiworld)
call_all(multiworld, "post_fill")
# Note: `multiworld.get_spheres()` iterates a set of locations, so the order that locations are checked
# is nondeterministic and may vary between runs with the same seed.
explicit_spheres = list(multiworld.get_spheres())
# Disable explicit indirect conditions and produce a second list of spheres.
world.explicit_indirect_conditions = False
implicit_spheres = list(multiworld.get_spheres())
# Both lists should be identical.
if explicit_spheres == implicit_spheres:
# Test passed.
continue
# Find the first sphere that was different and provide a useful failure message.
zipped = zip(explicit_spheres, implicit_spheres)
for sphere_num, (sphere_explicit, sphere_implicit) in enumerate(zipped, start=1):
# Each sphere created with explicit indirect conditions should be identical to the sphere created
# with implicit indirect conditions.
if sphere_explicit != sphere_implicit:
reachable_only_with_implicit = sorted(sphere_implicit - sphere_explicit)
if reachable_only_with_implicit:
locations_and_parents = [(loc, loc.parent_region) for loc in reachable_only_with_implicit]
self.fail(f"Sphere {sphere_num} created with explicit indirect conditions did not contain"
f" the same locations as sphere {sphere_num} created with implicit indirect"
f" conditions. There may be missing indirect conditions for connections to the"
f" locations' parent regions or connections from other regions which connect to"
f" these regions."
f"\nLocations that should have been reachable in sphere {sphere_num} and their"
f" parent regions:"
f"\n{locations_and_parents}")
else:
# Some locations were only present in the sphere created with explicit indirect conditions.
# This should not happen because missing indirect conditions should only reduce
# accessibility, not increase accessibility.
reachable_only_with_explicit = sorted(sphere_explicit - sphere_implicit)
self.fail(f"Sphere {sphere_num} created with explicit indirect conditions contained more"
f" locations than sphere {sphere_num} created with implicit indirect conditions."
f" This should not happen."
f"\nUnexpectedly reachable locations in sphere {sphere_num}:"
f"\n{reachable_only_with_explicit}")
self.fail("Unreachable")