Codex Report - 2025-10-08T23:55:27Z
Overview
Compared the pristine
AA37 Department of Health.drawiofixture against the plugin-generatedAA37 Department of Health-with-metadata.drawioartifact to isolate the exact structural differences.Identified that metadata injection only affects the
<mxfile>header, the root<mxGraphModel>dimensions, and replaces the root<mxCell id="0" />with a metadata-bearing<UserObject>block containing preamble entries.
Metadata patch utility (initial pass)
Added
tests/utils/patchDrawioWithMetadata.tsto perform targeted textual transformations:Rewrote the
<mxfile>element with caller-supplied host/agent/version values.Optionally retargeted the first
<mxGraphModel>dx/dydimensions without disturbing other attributes.Located the root
<mxCell id="0" />line and replaced it with an indented<UserObject>structure populated from declarative options (CSV path, base URI, preamble entries, optional label).Guarded each mutation with explicit existence checks so fixtures remained untouched when the expected anchors were absent.
Fixture management
Relocated the
AA37 Department of Health-with-metadata.drawioartifact into the test fixtures directory so it can serve as a golden regression target alongside the original drawio file.
Regression testing (initial pass)
Introduced a Bun test that used the new utility to patch the pristine AA37 fixture and assert byte-for-byte equivalence with the relocated metadata artifact, confirming that the surgical transformations faithfully reproduced the runtime export at the time.
Executed
bun installwithinsrc/main/webapp/plugins/rdfexportto ensure local dependencies (including@xmldom/xmldom) were present for the test suite.
Test results
bun test src/main/webapp/plugins/rdfexport/tests/rdfexport.test.ts
Notes
The metadata patch utility preserves the pristine fixture by enforcing strict structural anchors and emitting DOM-driven updates, preventing accidental drift in unrelated sections of the document.
2025-10-09 Follow-up
Replaced the earlier string-based transformer with an
@xmldom/xmldom-driven implementation that walks the DrawIO DOM, constructs the metadataUserObject, and re-serializes the document while preserving existing whitespace anchors for consistent fixture formatting.Simplified the metadata patch options so only the RDF-exported structures (preamble entries, CSV path, base URI, optional label) are touched; viewport adjustments and header rewrites are now intentionally ignored.
Updated the regression test to compare DOM structures instead of raw strings, explicitly asserting that the patched document inherits host/agent/dx/dy attributes from the pristine fixture while matching the metadata payload found in the runtime artifact.
Re-ran
bun test src/main/webapp/plugins/rdfexport/tests/rdfexport.test.tsto confirm the DOM-based patch still recreates the RDF metadata layout without disturbing unrelated sections.
2025-10-09 Follow-up #2
Streamlined
rdfexport.test.tsso it now delegates entirely topatchDrawioWithMetadata, deriving patch inputs from the golden AA37 fixture and validating the patched output against the runtime artifact by comparing DOM snapshots of the injected metadata block.Removed the bespoke DrawIO UI and graph stubs that had crept into the regression test, keeping the focus on the patcher contract and eliminating duplicated logic from the production plugin.
Verified again with
bun test src/main/webapp/plugins/rdfexport/tests/rdfexport.test.tsthat the simplified regression harness still confirms parity without mutating unrelated DrawIO attributes.
2025-10-09 Follow-up #3
Restored the full
rdfexport.test.tssuite so legacy UI and export safeguards remain under regression, keeping the new metadata patch validation additive rather than destructive.Added a focused fixture patch test that imports
patchDrawioWithMetadata, patches the pristine AA37 diagram, and compares the resulting metadata DOM against the golden artifact while ensuring header and viewport attributes remain untouched.Re-ran
bun test src/main/webapp/plugins/rdfexport/tests/rdfexport.test.tsto confirm all historical coverage passes alongside the new regression.