[tool:pytest]
asyncio_mode = auto
testpaths = tests
pythonpath = .

[ruff]
target-version = py314
line-length = 100
src = src,tests

[ruff.lint]
select = E,F,I,N,W,UP

[importlinter]
root_package = src

[importlinter:contract:1]
name = Integrations cannot import domain
type = forbidden
source_modules = src.integrations
forbidden_modules = src.domain

[importlinter:contract:2]
name = Capability layer cannot import hosting-provider-specific code
type = forbidden
source_modules =
    src.domain.capabilities
    src.domain.project_auth
    src.domain.forms
    src.domain.feature_packs
forbidden_modules =
    src.domain.hosting.adapters
    src.domain.hosting.runtime_projection
    src.domain.hosting.w4p_activation
    src.domain.hosting.w4p_workflow
    src.domain.hosting.routing_plane
# FeaturePackProvisioner.reconcile() delegates to the pre-existing worker task
# (legitimate -- CLAUDE.md: "heavy operations belong in workers"), which itself
# transits through codegen/deployment orchestration many hops down. That deep chain
# is worker/codegen plumbing, not the capabilities layer making a hosting decision --
# cut here so the contract checks what it's meant to: capabilities' own direct and
# near imports, not every worker task they're allowed to invoke.
ignore_imports =
    src.domain.capabilities.adapters -> src.workers.tasks.reconcile_project_capabilities