test(applier): switching GeminiNodeV3 off its default option reshapes its slots

[skishore23]

What

A regression test for the dynamic-combo handling added in #240, using a real catalog entry: GeminiNodeV3 exactly as comfy-cli nodes widget-catalog publishes it (test/fixtures/gemini-node-v3.widget-catalog.json).

This class is a good stress case because its options do not share a layout. The default option (Gemini 3.8 Flash) has video_processing and no temperature / top_p; every other option has temperature / top_p and no video_processing.

On a node added with the default option's values:

1. set_widget model "Gemini 3.1 Pro" lays the node out for 3.1 Pro (prompt, thinking_level, temperature, top_p, max_output_tokens, seed, control_after_generate, system_prompt).
2. model.temperature, model.top_p and model.max_output_tokens are accepted and land in their own slots.

thinking_level is a name both options own, so it is one slot and keeps the value the node already holds, as documented in dynamic-combos.ts. The test pins that too.

Red → green

	result
v0.3.6	2 failed: the default option's slots stay ("static" sits where 3.1 Pro expects thinking_level) and the three sub-widget writes are refused as unknown widgets
main	2 passed

No source changes. Typecheck, eslint and prettier are clean. The full suite has the same failures with and without this change (environment-dependent stateless / portable-harness / check-stateless tests in my local checkout path).

Why now

This behaviour is on main but not in a published version yet, so consumers pinned to 0.3.6 still hit it. Landing this before cutting 0.3.7 (#259) means the release carries a test on a real catalog entry for it.

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  • Added regression coverage for switching between Gemini models and confirming that each selection displays its corresponding widget layout.
  • Added checks that setting temperature, top-p, and maximum output token values applies them to the correct controls.

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The change adds a Gemini widget-catalog fixture and regression tests. The tests check widget values after switching to Gemini 3.1 Pro and setting its temperature, top_p, and max_output_tokens sub-widgets.

Changes

Gemini model switching

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Gemini catalog and switch regression coverage test/fixtures/gemini-node-v3.widget-catalog.json, test/dynamic-combo-selector-switch.regression.test.ts	The fixture defines widget order and model-specific configurations for five Gemini models. Tests check the projected widget layout and defaults after switching to Gemini 3.1 Pro, then check the values after setting its temperature, top_p, and max_output_tokens sub-widgets.

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The model-switch test leaves the Gemini-specific arrival-order and replay behavior unprotected. Add those cases before merging, or accept the bounded coverage gap.

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test/dynamic-combo-selector-switch.regression.test.ts (1)

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<verification_comment>
Add both arrival orders and replay coverage.

set_widget accepts every catalog-owned dynamic-combo sub-widget, regardless of the current selection. The selector and model.* writes can therefore arrive in either order. This test checks only selector-first arrival and does not replay the operations. Compare projections from independently built documents for both orders, then assert that replaying each order returns only no-op.

Suggested test update

-  it("accepts the selected option's own sub-widgets and writes them to their slots", () => {
-    const doc = freshGemini();
-    const result = applyOps(
-      doc,
-      [
-        setWidget("model", "Gemini 3.1 Pro"),
-        setWidget("model.temperature", 0.7),
-        setWidget("model.top_p", 0.9),
-        setWidget("model.max_output_tokens", 8192),
-      ],
-      catalog,
-    );
-    expect(result.outcomes.map((o) => o.outcome)).toEqual([
-      "applied",
-      "applied",
-      "applied",
-      "applied",
-    ]);
-    expect(values(doc)).toEqual([
-      "Gemini 3.1 Pro",
-      "",
-      "MEDIUM",
-      0.7,
-      0.9,
-      8192,
-      42,
-      "fixed",
-      "",
-    ]);
+  it("converges in both arrival orders and is idempotent", () => {
+    const docs = [freshGemini(), freshGemini()];
+    const ops = [
+      setWidget("model", "Gemini 3.1 Pro"),
+      setWidget("model.temperature", 0.7),
+      setWidget("model.top_p", 0.9),
+      setWidget("model.max_output_tokens", 8192),
+    ];
+    const projections = docs.map((doc, index) => {
+      const arrival = index === 0 ? ops : [...ops].reverse();
+      const result = applyOps(doc, arrival, catalog);
+      expect(result.outcomes.map((o) => o.outcome)).toEqual([
+        "applied",
+        "applied",
+        "applied",
+        "applied",
+      ]);
+
+      expect(applyOps(doc, arrival, catalog).outcomes.map((o) => o.outcome)).toEqual([
+        "no-op",
+        "no-op",
+        "no-op",
+        "no-op",
+      ]);
+      return values(doc);
+    });
+
+    expect(projections[0]).toEqual(projections[1]);
+    expect(projections[0]).toEqual([
+      "Gemini 3.1 Pro",
+      "",
+      "MEDIUM",
+      0.7,
+      0.9,
+      8192,
+      42,
+      "fixed",
+      "",
+    ]);
   });

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Review comment at @test/dynamic-combo-selector-switch.regression.test.ts around
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[christian-byrne]

Reviewed — this is a solid regression test (verified red against the pre-fix commit, green on main; the arrays are hand-checked correct). No blocking issues. A few coverage gaps worth closing before/after merge, since CodeRabbit flagged the same risk:

1. Switch-back untested. Neither test returns to the default option after switching. The header's own invariant ("nothing is written when the selection changes") is only checked one-way; a regression that seeds the new option's defaults into the doc at selection time would still pass both tests here.
2. Shared-name-vs-stored-value ambiguity. The thinking_level assertion can't distinguish "this is a shared slot across options" from "any stored value survives a switch," because the node already has a stored value for it. A case where the shared name is unwritten before the switch would isolate the invariant the PR claims to pin.
3. Fixture provenance. The docstring says this is comfy-cli's nodes widget-catalog output "verbatim," but none of the model names appear in the pinned corpus (fixtures/) or docs/upstream-pins.json. Worth citing the actual comfy-cli commit/invocation, or relabeling as hand-authored-in-the-shape-of.

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