"""AUDIT-WP-0010-T04. The envelope tenant-engine actually sends.

`AUDIT-IN-0002` invited a correction if the envelope needed a field the
emitter does not send. It does — six of eight required fields, one of them
absent entirely rather than merely renamed.

These tests pin the mismatch rather than describing it, so that the day
tenant-engine corrects `envelope_for` the failure here is the signal, and so
that nobody quietly relaxes `normalize()` to accept the alternate spellings.
"""

import pytest

from audit_core.ingestion import normalize
from audit_core.senders import SenderIdentity


IDENTITY = SenderIdentity(
    name="tenant-engine",
    tokens=("fixture-only",),
    sources=frozenset({"tenant-engine"}),
    evidence_kind="attributive",
    completeness_trade="outbox drains after commit",
)

# Verbatim shape of tenant_engine.audit_core.envelope_for as of 2026-09-10.
TENANT_ENGINE_ENVELOPE = {
    "schema_version": "audit-core.event.v1alpha1",
    "event_id": "e-1",
    "observed_at": "2026-09-10T00:00:00+00:00",
    "tenant": "tenant:acme",
    "scope": "tenant-engine",
    "source": "tenant-engine",
    "actor": "u-1",
    "action": "role.granted",
    "resource": "tenant:acme",
    "outcome": "recorded",
    "reason": None,
    "details": {"role": "admin"},
}


def test_the_tenant_engine_envelope_is_rejected_today():
    """Not a hypothetical: this is the shape on the wire, and it 400s."""
    with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="invalid_event"):
        normalize(TENANT_ENGINE_ENVELOPE, "e-1", IDENTITY)


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "required,sent_as",
    [
        ("id", "event_id"),
        ("type", "action"),
        ("subject", "resource"),
        ("occurred_at", "observed_at"),
        ("data", "details"),
    ],
)
def test_each_renamed_field_is_absent_under_the_name_the_receiver_reads(required, sent_as):
    assert required not in TENANT_ENGINE_ENVELOPE
    assert sent_as in TENANT_ENGINE_ENVELOPE


def test_correlation_id_is_absent_entirely_and_cannot_be_synthesized():
    """The one that is not a rename.

    A receiver-invented correlation_id would tie an event to an operation
    audit-core never observed, which is worse than not having one.
    """
    assert "correlation_id" not in TENANT_ENGINE_ENVELOPE
    corrected = {
        "id": TENANT_ENGINE_ENVELOPE["event_id"],
        "type": TENANT_ENGINE_ENVELOPE["action"],
        "source": TENANT_ENGINE_ENVELOPE["source"],
        "subject": TENANT_ENGINE_ENVELOPE["resource"],
        "tenant": TENANT_ENGINE_ENVELOPE["tenant"],
        "occurred_at": TENANT_ENGINE_ENVELOPE["observed_at"],
        "data": TENANT_ENGINE_ENVELOPE["details"],
    }
    with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="invalid_event"):
        normalize(corrected, "e-1", IDENTITY)


def test_the_corrected_envelope_is_accepted():
    """What tenant-engine needs to send. The whole correction, in one place."""
    corrected = {
        "id": "e-1",
        "type": "role.granted",
        "source": "tenant-engine",
        "subject": "tenant:acme",
        "tenant": "tenant:acme",
        "correlation_id": "req-9f21",
        "occurred_at": "2026-09-10T00:00:00+00:00",
        "data": {"role": "admin", "actor": "u-1"},
    }
    event = normalize(corrected, "e-1", IDENTITY)
    assert event.event_id == "e-1"
    assert event.action == "role.granted"
    assert event.resource == "tenant:acme"
    assert event.tenant == "tenant:acme"
    assert event.details["data"]["role"] == "admin"
    # Derived by the receiver, never taken from the sender.
    assert event.outcome == "recorded"
    assert event.actor is None
    assert event.scope == "tenant"


def test_normalize_still_refuses_the_alternate_spellings():
    """Guards the decision not to relax the receiver.

    Accepting event_id/action/resource as aliases would make audit-core choose
    which sender key means which stored field. The mapping belongs to the
    sender, which is the party whose assertion the record is.
    """
    required = ("id", "type", "source", "subject", "tenant", "correlation_id", "occurred_at", "data")
    accepted = {
        "id": "e-2", "type": "t", "source": "tenant-engine", "subject": "s",
        "tenant": "tenant:acme", "correlation_id": "c",
        "occurred_at": "2026-09-10T00:00:00+00:00", "data": {"k": "v"},
    }
    for field in required:
        broken = dict(accepted)
        broken.pop(field)
        with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="invalid_event"):
            normalize(broken, "e-2", IDENTITY)