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Deploy an ObjectScript class or package to IRIS (iris_doc_load, glob-path form), fix compile errors, then run its unit tests (iris_execute_tests) with a total-count check.
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| name | deploy-and-test-class |
| description | Deploy an ObjectScript class or package to IRIS (iris_doc_load, glob-path form), fix compile errors, then run its unit tests (iris_execute_tests) with a total-count check. |
Target: <classOrPackage>
iris_doc_load with a glob-prefixed path rooted at the local source directory this class/package lives under, e.g. c:/path/to/src/**/<classOrPackage>*.cls — a bare (non-glob) file path mis-maps the class name (Rule #17), so ALWAYS include a directory prefix ending in **/*.cls or **/<ClassName>.cls. Pass compile: true..cls file on disk (never edit generated/compiled output), and re-run step 1. Repeat until iris_doc_load reports zero compile errors.<classOrPackage> names a single class ending in a recognizable test-class pattern (or the user says "just this class"), use level: "class"; if it names a package, use level: "package"; if the user names one specific test method, use level: "method" with target: "ClassName:MethodName".iris_execute_tests with target: "<classOrPackage>" and the chosen level.total against the expected number of test methods (count them from the source file(s) you just deployed, or ask the user). iris_execute_tests can return an early PARTIAL snapshot — all passing, fewer tests than exist (Rule #35) — which looks identical to a genuine green run unless the count is checked.total is short of the expected count, rerun iris_execute_tests (prefer a per-class call when precision matters) before reporting the run as green.Review and promote configuration/code drift from a source IRIS environment to a target using the review-before-write iris_env_diff -> iris_env_promote workflow (scoped diff, plan, an explicit user-selected step allowlist, confirmed execute, re-diff verify). Never acts on onlyInTarget warnings -- never deletes a target-only item, in any action.
Resend failed Interoperability messages for a config item using the dry-run-first iris_message_resend workflow — preview the match count before executing, then verify the new headers via iris_production_messages. States the duplication hazard and that resend/resendFiltered are governance-default-disabled writes.
Audit the IRIS instance's security posture: users (default passwords, %All holders), roles, service authentication settings, SSL/TLS configs, and instance auditing status.
Run a full IRIS instance health check (iris_health_check) and interpret every non-ok finding, naming the fixing tool for each one.
Diagnose a slow SQL query using iris_sql_analyze (explain, indexUsage, stats) and recommend a fix — never auto-applies one.
A concise (<=300 word) pre-write checklist distilling the project's ObjectScript conventions ($$$ macros, Quit-in-try/catch, %OnNew/initvalue, no-underscore names, storage sections untouchable, deploy/test discipline).