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Summary

Add unit tests for crewai.core.providers.content_processor, which
previously had zero test coverage.

Changes

New file: lib/crewai/tests/core/test_content_processor.py (25 tests)

Covers:

  • NoOpContentProcessor — default no-op behavior, context handling
  • ContentProcessorProvider — Protocol runtime checkability
  • get_processor / set_processor — ContextVar-based registration
  • process_content — convenience function delegation and argument forwarding
  • ContextVar isolation — thread isolation and copy_context() semantics

Tests

All 25 tests pass locally:

uv run pytest lib/crewai/tests/core/test_content_processor.py -v
# 25 passed in 10.75s

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## Summary by CodeRabbit

* **Tests**
  * Added a new Python test suite validating the content processor provider API, default/no-op behavior, and context forwarding (including `None` handling).
  * Verified returned values propagate correctly.
  * Added isolation coverage to ensure processor state does not leak across separate contexts or threads.
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Walkthrough

Adds a new test module lib/crewai/tests/core/test_content_processor.py (253 lines) covering NoOpContentProcessor, ContentProcessorProvider protocol conformance, get_processor/set_processor semantics, the process_content convenience function, and isolation guarantees using contextvars and threading.

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Content Processor Test Suite

Layer / File(s) Summary
Test setup, NoOpContentProcessor, and protocol conformance
lib/crewai/tests/core/test_content_processor.py
Imports module symbols, adds an autouse fixture resetting _content_processor to None before/after each test, asserts NoOpContentProcessor returns content unchanged across all input types and ignores context, and verifies ContentProcessorProvider runtime isinstance checks (positive and negative).
get_processor and set_processor API behavior
lib/crewai/tests/core/test_content_processor.py
Tests get_processor default stability, override via set_processor, and revert-to-default after clearing. Tests set_processor replacement semantics and the invariant that setting a processor does not mutate the default NoOpContentProcessor instance.
process_content convenience function
lib/crewai/tests/core/test_content_processor.py
Verifies process_content dispatches to the active processor, passes context=None by default, forwards an explicit context to the processor, invokes custom processors, and propagates return values.
ContextVar and thread isolation
lib/crewai/tests/core/test_content_processor.py
Confirms processors set inside copy_context().run() do not leak to the parent context, processors in separate threads do not cross-contaminate, and a processor set in the main thread is not visible in a newly spawned child thread.

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Pull request overview

Adds initial unit test coverage for crewai.core.providers.content_processor, validating the default no-op processor, Protocol runtime behavior, ContextVar-backed registration, and isolation semantics across copied contexts and threads.

Changes:

  • Introduces a new pytest module with focused unit tests for NoOpContentProcessor, get_processor/set_processor, and process_content.
  • Verifies ContextVar isolation behavior via contextvars.copy_context() and multi-threaded scenarios.
  • Adds assertions around default processor behavior and delegation/argument-forwarding.

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Inline comments:
In `@lib/crewai/tests/core/test_content_processor.py`:
- Around line 208-229: The thread synchronization calls barrier.wait() and the
thread join calls (t_a.join() and t_b.join()) lack timeout parameters, which can
cause the test to hang indefinitely if a thread fails or doesn't exit. Add a
timeout parameter (e.g., timeout=5 or a similar reasonable value in seconds) to
both barrier.wait() calls in the thread_a and thread_b functions, and to both
t_a.join() and t_b.join() calls. Apply the same timeout fixes to the similar
test pattern mentioned at lines 246-249 to ensure all thread synchronization
points have bounded waits.
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