PySafeguard

Use when working on PySafeguard module internals, adding new auth strategies, extending the client, working with the event system (SignalR), or understanding internal patterns like PKCE, HiddenString, or async lazy imports.

Use when running tests, writing tests, investigating test failures, or setting up a test environment against a live Safeguard appliance. Covers pytest configuration, pytest-asyncio, integration test setup, environment variables, and the preflight fixture.

Use when making Safeguard API calls via SafeguardClient, working with HTTP methods, streaming, error handling, A2A credential retrieval, or managing token lifecycle. Covers method signatures, parameter conventions, and common patterns.

Use when setting up or troubleshooting Safeguard A2A certificate registrations, API keys, credential retrieval, brokering, or A2A-backed event listeners.

Use when changing Azure Pipelines, reproducing CI locally, or validating PySafeguard version stamping and publishing.