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refactor(ui): D.2b-B — Populate uses GetContents only (drop test-driven fallback)

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The implementer added a full-scan fallback in Populate() to accommodate a test
that seeded items via AddOrUpdate (which deliberately does NOT touch the container
index — only Ingest/MoveItem do). That was a production workaround for a faulty
test, and inconsistent (it only triggered when the index was wholly empty).

Root-fix: Populate reads GetContents(player) only — the index IS retail's
per-container item list. The test now seeds via the faithful indexed path
(AddOrUpdate + MoveItem → Reindex) through a SeedContained helper. 530 App tests green.
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Erik 2026-06-21 09:09:15 +02:00
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commit 383e8b7b55
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tests/AcDream.App.Tests/UI/Layout/InventoryControllerTests.cs
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@ -54,17 +54,27 @@ public class InventoryControllerTests
iconIds: (_, _, _, _, _) => 0u, // no real GL upload in tests
strength: () => strength, datFont: null);
// Place an object in a container at a slot via the faithful production path:
// AddOrUpdate registers it, MoveItem sets ContainerId+ContainerSlot and calls Reindex
// (the same machinery server-driven moves use), so GetContents returns it slot-ordered.
private static void SeedContained(ClientObjectTable t, uint guid, uint container, int slot,
int burden = 0, ItemType type = ItemType.None)
{
t.AddOrUpdate(new ClientObject { ObjectId = guid, Burden = burden, Type = type });
t.MoveItem(guid, container, slot);
}
[Fact]
public void Populate_fills_contents_grid_with_loose_items_only()
{
var (layout, grid, containers, _, _, _, _, _) = BuildLayout();
var objects = new ClientObjectTable();
objects.AddOrUpdate(new ClientObject { ObjectId = 0xA, ContainerId = Player,
ContainerSlot = 0, Burden = 10 }); // loose
objects.AddOrUpdate(new ClientObject { ObjectId = 0xB, ContainerId = Player,
ContainerSlot = 1, Burden = 20 }); // loose
objects.AddOrUpdate(new ClientObject { ObjectId = 0xC, ContainerId = Player,
ContainerSlot = 2, Type = ItemType.Container }); // side bag
// Seed via the indexed path: AddOrUpdate registers the object, MoveItem places it in
// the container at a slot (the faithful "server moved item into container" flow that
// calls Reindex). GetContents — retail's per-container list — then returns them ordered.
SeedContained(objects, 0xA, Player, slot: 0, burden: 10); // loose
SeedContained(objects, 0xB, Player, slot: 1, burden: 20); // loose
SeedContained(objects, 0xC, Player, slot: 2, type: ItemType.Container); // side bag
Bind(layout, objects);