Unit-test the in-container entrypoint

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Assessment

Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Newbie friendliness
84/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
docker, python
Domain
testing

Research direction

Read src/meridian/adapters/entrypoint.py and the existing conventions in tests/unit/. Build a fake context and cover successful result writing, adapter failure writing the harness-error file, and proxy_is_unreachable with a dead URL and a live test server. Done when each path has a unit test that runs on the host without Docker.

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Description

area: runtime area: tests good first issue size: S tests
Context

adapters/entrypoint.py runs inside every trial container (it loads the adapter, runs it, and writes the result or a harness-error file), but it has no unit coverage.

What to do

Test it on the host with a fake context: a successful run writes the result file; an adapter that raises writes the harness-error file; proxy_is_unreachable returns True for a dead URL and False for a live test server.

Done when

Each path has a unit test, without Docker.

Where to look

src/meridian/adapters/entrypoint.py, tests/unit/

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