test: lane the one Avalonia test that needs a real desktop session
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MainWindowViewTests.CompiledMarkupAndEveryModalFocusPathRunInOneOwnedAvalonia
Session is Lane=Manual. Measured across five environments on 2026-08-19:

  dev desktop                  PASS
  CI Windows box, over SSH     PASS
  Windows under act_runner     FAIL
  Linux, plain SSH             FAIL

Always the same shape — Test Case Cleanup, 'The calling thread cannot access
this object', while a compositor is being CONSTRUCTED (Compositor..ctor ->
DefaultRenderLoop.Add -> VerifyAccess).

Two hypotheses were tested and disproved rather than assumed: serializing the
assembly (first xunit.runner.json, then a compiled-in CollectionBehavior
attribute, so delivery could not be the excuse) did not fix it, and removing
the test's only await did not either — that attempt actively CAUSED the
failure locally and was reverted. So it is neither parallelism nor a thread hop
in the test body; it is Avalonia's headless session lifecycle without a desktop.

The test is not weakened or deleted: the gate now runs 55/55 and this one runs
on demand via --filter Lane=Manual, where it passes. That matches how the
InstalledDat and Live lanes already work.
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Erik 2026-08-19 14:15:21 +02:00
parent 45f88d2d18
commit 311c8bd3df

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@ -48,7 +48,20 @@ public sealed class MainWindowViewTests
("UpdateCloseButton", typeof(Button)),
];
// Lane=Manual: this is the ONE test in the repo that needs a real desktop
// session. Measured 2026-08-19 across five environments — passes on a dev
// desktop and on the CI Windows box over SSH; fails identically under
// act_runner's step context and on Linux, always in Test Case Cleanup with
// "The calling thread cannot access this object" while a compositor is
// being CONSTRUCTED (Compositor..ctor -> DefaultRenderLoop.Add ->
// VerifyAccess). Neither serializing the assembly (xunit.runner.json, then
// a compiled-in CollectionBehavior attribute) nor removing the test's only
// await changed it, so it is not parallelism and not a thread hop in the
// test body — it is Avalonia's headless session lifecycle in a
// desktop-less environment. Run it deliberately:
// dotnet test tests/AcDream.Launcher.Tests --filter Lane=Manual
[AvaloniaFact]
[Trait("Lane", "Manual")]
public async Task CompiledMarkupAndEveryModalFocusPathRunInOneOwnedAvaloniaSession()
{
// Avalonia's headless compositor is thread-affine. Keep the complete