test(quiz): the loop through HTTP against real Postgres (#545)

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Closes the remaining gap in #545 (Workstream G, epic #537).

The gap

I audited #545's checklist against the repo rather than assuming A–F had covered it. Most of it was there — encryption round-trips for questions_json/answers_json/context_json, the quiz_responses UNIQUE and cascade, the quiz_context UNIQUE, the resume/history IDOR negatives, the #393 journey pins (B, C, A, the +0.09 delta, the #184 zero-question guard), and the handler-sync test.

One requirement was not: "subcutaneous HTTP→real-DB coverage: generate, answer, submit, replay 409, resume, history." Every existing quiz integration test either writes its rows with table() and asserts the schema, or GETs a single attempt. The write paths had never run against real Postgres.

That is exactly the blind spot the issue exists to close:

• quiz_context lost UNIQUE (user_id, concept_node_id) in 0025 — save_quiz_context's upsert 42P10s and the failure is swallowed #529 lived 51 days because the failing write was only ever mocked.
• Rewire Gradescope sync onto enrollment-keyed gradebook (post-redesign) #265's column drift is the same shape — a route writing or selecting a column the migrations don't have, which a mocked table() cannot see.
• quiz H3: exam proximity from assignments.due_date (dates only, no grade values) #555 added a brand-new column to the generate INSERT last week. Nothing in this lane would have noticed if its migration hadn't been applied.

What this adds

13 tests that go in through the app's own HTTP surface with a real session cookie, and read back through direct psycopg — never through the same PostgREST layer that made the write, which would only prove the echo.

the checklist	covered by
generate, every advertised difficulty incl. adaptive	parametrized against /api/quiz/config
boundary counts	min/max from config, plus max+1 and 0 → 422
answer → submit, persisting what it graded	full loop, quiz_responses asserted in Postgres
recorded answers outrank an empty payload	C's reconciliation, 3/3 from an empty submit
replayed submit	409, and mastery unchanged
resume	no explanation, no correct — D's allowlist
history	quiz_id, status, no question payload
#529 regression	two writes → exactly one row, against the real UNIQUE

Two of these are things the hermetic lane structurally cannot test: the IDOR negative (its conftest stubs require_self to a no-op, so ownership is untestable there) and ciphertext-at-rest.

Two details worth noting

Bounds are asserted against /api/quiz/config, not literals. Widening a cap can't leave this file pinning the old one — and the "15 questions" option 422'd for months precisely because the UI and the route disagreed about that list.

It skips loudly without SAPLING_MODEL_MODE=function rather than calling live Gemini from a test.

Writing these surfaced two contract details the mocked tests had never had to be right about: /api/quiz/config nests the counts under num_questions, and the history listing keys each entry quiz_id, not id. Both were my assumptions, and both would have stayed wrong in a mocked test.

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  • Verified quiz settings, difficulty modes, question limits, scoring, and encrypted answer data.
  • Added checks for replay protection, access control, and prevention of unauthorized data changes.
  • Added regression coverage ensuring quiz context remains unique.

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A new integration test module exercises quiz generation, answering, submission, resume, history, ownership checks, encrypted storage, and adaptive context writes against a real database.

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Quiz database integration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Generation contracts and database writes backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Adds function-mode gating and helpers. Tests validate advertised difficulty values, question-count bounds, real attempt rows, and ciphertext question storage.
Quiz lifecycle and access controls backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests response persistence, score reconciliation, replay rejection, mastery stability, answer-key filtering, completed history, and cross-user access denial.
Adaptive context uniqueness backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests that repeated writes for the same user and concept leave one quiz_context row.

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Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to 25c6f

The new database-backed quiz coverage still misses the adaptive submission path, does not verify persisted selected answers, and hardcodes part of the configured difficulty and boundary coverage. Merge should wait for these test gaps to be fixed or explicitly accepted because the suite could pass while important quiz write-path regressions remain undetected.

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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py`:
- Around line 270-284: Update test_the_adaptive_context_write_actually_lands to
exercise the adaptive quiz generate-and-submit HTTP flow instead of calling
save_quiz_context directly, then query the database and verify the expected
quiz_context row and update behavior. Register a deterministic background digest
handler for this test lane if function mode cannot execute it; otherwise move or
rename the test as a service-level integration test.
- Around line 141-157: The integration test’s response query must validate
persisted selected answers, not only question ordering. Update the assertions
around quiz response retrieval to compare the stored (question_index,
selected_index) pairs against the expected graded answers, while preserving the
existing question-order verification.
- Around line 90-120: Update
test_generate_accepts_every_difficulty_the_config_advertises to parameterize
over the difficulties returned by advertised["difficulties"] instead of a
hardcoded list. In test_generate_rejects_counts_outside_the_advertised_bounds,
replace the fixed lower-bound rejection value 0 with lo - 1 while preserving the
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Assert the persisted selected answers.

The query selects selected_index, but the test only checks question_index. The test passes if the endpoint writes the wrong selected answer for every response.

Assert the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs.

Proposed test adjustment

 ).fetchall()
- assert [r["question_index"] for r in responses] == [0, 1, 2]+ assert [+ (r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])+ for r in responses+ ] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]

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	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [r["question_index"] forrinresponses] == [0, 1, 2]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"
	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [
	(r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])
	forrinresponses
	] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"

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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py` around lines 141 -
157, The integration test’s response query must validate persisted selected
answers, not only question ordering. Update the assertions around quiz response
retrieval to compare the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs against
the expected graded answers, while preserving the existing question-order
verification.

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Review round — nine findings, and for a test PR they were the worst kind

Every one came with a concrete mutation that my tests passed. A gate that survives the regression it guards is worse than no gate, because it reports safety. All fixed in 59c0a09a, and I mutation-verified the two biggest afterwards — both were green before the fix:

mutation	before	after
DROP COLUMN exam_days_away (i.e. #555's migration missing)	13/13 green	2 tests fail
invert is_correct in answer_question	13/13 green	loop test fails

It skipped instead of raising.pytest.skip on a missing SAPLING_MODEL_MODE is the exact pattern this lane's conftest forbids — and the documented invocation RUN_INTEGRATION=1 pytest -m integration doesn't set it. So all 13 tests skipped, pytest exited 0, and "the gate this file closes" closed on nothing. That is precisely how #265 survived the one lane built to catch it. Now raises, and checks SAPLING_FUNCTION_HANDLERS too.

My #555 claim was false. The docstring said nothing in this lane would notice a missing migration — but nothing here noticed either, for two independent reasons: every exam in the rich seed is in the past, so days_until_next_exam returns None and the column never enters the INSERT; and _insert_attempt catches the unknown-column failure and retries without it, returning 200. Two tests now provoke the write with a future exam and read the column back — plus pin the seed's own no-upcoming-exam state, so a constant-returning lookup can't satisfy the first.

is_correct was never asserted anywhere. It exists because grading moved server-side (#541), and submit re-derives the score without reading it — so inverting it poisons every response row and every future item statistic while the suite stays green.

answers_json was only checked for isinstance(str) — and encrypt_json([]) is a str, so storing the empty request payload instead of what was graded passed the assertion whose comment claimed to guard exactly that. Decrypted and counted now.

The replay test compared a value to itself, snapshotting mastery after the first submit — so it couldn't distinguish "the replay applied nothing" from "nothing was ever applied". A no-op apply_graph_update, or a #553-shaped keyspace miss, passed it happily. Anchored on the seeded 0.25 → 0.24 with the mastery-event count as a second witness.

Bounds ignored options — the list the UI actually renders, and exactly where #540 lived. Putting 15 back in it while the cap stays 10 reproduced that bug and passed. Every advertised option now has to round-trip.

Difficulties were a hard-coded parametrize list, so it only proved the values I thought of are advertised, never the reverse — a new difficulty would ship untested. Parametrized off quiz_config_payload().

Also: the seam's E2E_QUIZ_CORRECT_LABELS is now imported rather than re-declared (a drift surfaced as a confusing reconciliation failure instead of naming the constant that moved), and the #529 test is dropped — it duplicated test_quiz_context_repair_db and never went through submit, so it didn't cover the failure mode its own docstring described.

Verification

Integration lane 70 passed, hermetic 2207 passed / 9 skipped, ruff clean, oracles 0 findings, Playwright 47 passed (the one failure is #566, fixed by #568). CI green.

[AndresL230]

Closes the remaining gap in #545 (Workstream G, epic #537).

The gap

I audited #545's checklist against the repo rather than assuming A–F had covered it. Most of it was there — encryption round-trips for questions_json/answers_json/context_json, the quiz_responses UNIQUE and cascade, the quiz_context UNIQUE, the resume/history IDOR negatives, the #393 journey pins (B, C, A, the +0.09 delta, the #184 zero-question guard), and the handler-sync test.

One requirement was not: "subcutaneous HTTP→real-DB coverage: generate, answer, submit, replay 409, resume, history." Every existing quiz integration test either writes its rows with table() and asserts the schema, or GETs a single attempt. The write paths had never run against real Postgres.

That is exactly the blind spot the issue exists to close:

• quiz_context lost UNIQUE (user_id, concept_node_id) in 0025 — save_quiz_context's upsert 42P10s and the failure is swallowed #529 lived 51 days because the failing write was only ever mocked.
• Rewire Gradescope sync onto enrollment-keyed gradebook (post-redesign) #265's column drift is the same shape — a route writing or selecting a column the migrations don't have, which a mocked table() cannot see.
• quiz H3: exam proximity from assignments.due_date (dates only, no grade values) #555 added a brand-new column to the generate INSERT last week. Nothing in this lane would have noticed if its migration hadn't been applied.

What this adds

13 tests that go in through the app's own HTTP surface with a real session cookie, and read back through direct psycopg — never through the same PostgREST layer that made the write, which would only prove the echo.

the checklist	covered by
generate, every advertised difficulty incl. adaptive	parametrized against /api/quiz/config
boundary counts	min/max from config, plus max+1 and 0 → 422
answer → submit, persisting what it graded	full loop, quiz_responses asserted in Postgres
recorded answers outrank an empty payload	C's reconciliation, 3/3 from an empty submit
replayed submit	409, and mastery unchanged
resume	no explanation, no correct — D's allowlist
history	quiz_id, status, no question payload
#529 regression	two writes → exactly one row, against the real UNIQUE

Two of these are things the hermetic lane structurally cannot test: the IDOR negative (its conftest stubs require_self to a no-op, so ownership is untestable there) and ciphertext-at-rest.

Two details worth noting

Bounds are asserted against /api/quiz/config, not literals. Widening a cap can't leave this file pinning the old one — and the "15 questions" option 422'd for months precisely because the UI and the route disagreed about that list.

It skips loudly without SAPLING_MODEL_MODE=function rather than calling live Gemini from a test.

Writing these surfaced two contract details the mocked tests had never had to be right about: /api/quiz/config nests the counts under num_questions, and the history listing keys each entry quiz_id, not id. Both were my assumptions, and both would have stayed wrong in a mocked test.

Verification

Integration lane 56 → 69 passed, ruff clean.

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  • Added integration coverage for the complete quiz flow, including generation, answering, submission, resume, and history.
  • Verified quiz settings, difficulty modes, question limits, scoring, and encrypted answer data.
  • Added checks for replay protection, access control, and prevention of unauthorized data changes.
  • Added regression coverage ensuring quiz context remains unique.

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A new integration test module exercises quiz generation, answering, submission, resume, history, ownership checks, encrypted storage, and adaptive context writes against a real database.

Changes

Quiz database integration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Generation contracts and database writes backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Adds function-mode gating and helpers. Tests validate advertised difficulty values, question-count bounds, real attempt rows, and ciphertext question storage.
Quiz lifecycle and access controls backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests response persistence, score reconciliation, replay rejection, mastery stability, answer-key filtering, completed history, and cross-user access denial.
Adaptive context uniqueness backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests that repeated writes for the same user and concept leave one quiz_context row.

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Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to 25c6f

The new database-backed quiz coverage still misses the adaptive submission path, does not verify persisted selected answers, and hardcodes part of the configured difficulty and boundary coverage. Merge should wait for these test gaps to be fixed or explicitly accepted because the suite could pass while important quiz write-path regressions remain undetected.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: testing the quiz loop through HTTP against real Postgres.
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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py`:
- Around line 270-284: Update test_the_adaptive_context_write_actually_lands to
exercise the adaptive quiz generate-and-submit HTTP flow instead of calling
save_quiz_context directly, then query the database and verify the expected
quiz_context row and update behavior. Register a deterministic background digest
handler for this test lane if function mode cannot execute it; otherwise move or
rename the test as a service-level integration test.
- Around line 141-157: The integration test’s response query must validate
persisted selected answers, not only question ordering. Update the assertions
around quiz response retrieval to compare the stored (question_index,
selected_index) pairs against the expected graded answers, while preserving the
existing question-order verification.
- Around line 90-120: Update
test_generate_accepts_every_difficulty_the_config_advertises to parameterize
over the difficulties returned by advertised["difficulties"] instead of a
hardcoded list. In test_generate_rejects_counts_outside_the_advertised_bounds,
replace the fixed lower-bound rejection value 0 with lo - 1 while preserving the
existing valid-boundary and upper-bound assertions.

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the persisted selected answers.

The query selects selected_index, but the test only checks question_index. The test passes if the endpoint writes the wrong selected answer for every response.

Assert the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs.

Proposed test adjustment

 ).fetchall()
- assert [r["question_index"] for r in responses] == [0, 1, 2]+ assert [+ (r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])+ for r in responses+ ] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]

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	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [r["question_index"] forrinresponses] == [0, 1, 2]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"
	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [
	(r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])
	forrinresponses
	] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
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Review round — nine findings, and for a test PR they were the worst kind

Every one came with a concrete mutation that my tests passed. A gate that survives the regression it guards is worse than no gate, because it reports safety. All fixed in 59c0a09a, and I mutation-verified the two biggest afterwards — both were green before the fix:

mutation	before	after
DROP COLUMN exam_days_away (i.e. #555's migration missing)	13/13 green	2 tests fail
invert is_correct in answer_question	13/13 green	loop test fails

It skipped instead of raising.pytest.skip on a missing SAPLING_MODEL_MODE is the exact pattern this lane's conftest forbids — and the documented invocation RUN_INTEGRATION=1 pytest -m integration doesn't set it. So all 13 tests skipped, pytest exited 0, and "the gate this file closes" closed on nothing. That is precisely how #265 survived the one lane built to catch it. Now raises, and checks SAPLING_FUNCTION_HANDLERS too.

My #555 claim was false. The docstring said nothing in this lane would notice a missing migration — but nothing here noticed either, for two independent reasons: every exam in the rich seed is in the past, so days_until_next_exam returns None and the column never enters the INSERT; and _insert_attempt catches the unknown-column failure and retries without it, returning 200. Two tests now provoke the write with a future exam and read the column back — plus pin the seed's own no-upcoming-exam state, so a constant-returning lookup can't satisfy the first.

is_correct was never asserted anywhere. It exists because grading moved server-side (#541), and submit re-derives the score without reading it — so inverting it poisons every response row and every future item statistic while the suite stays green.

answers_json was only checked for isinstance(str) — and encrypt_json([]) is a str, so storing the empty request payload instead of what was graded passed the assertion whose comment claimed to guard exactly that. Decrypted and counted now.

The replay test compared a value to itself, snapshotting mastery after the first submit — so it couldn't distinguish "the replay applied nothing" from "nothing was ever applied". A no-op apply_graph_update, or a #553-shaped keyspace miss, passed it happily. Anchored on the seeded 0.25 → 0.24 with the mastery-event count as a second witness.

Bounds ignored options — the list the UI actually renders, and exactly where #540 lived. Putting 15 back in it while the cap stays 10 reproduced that bug and passed. Every advertised option now has to round-trip.

Difficulties were a hard-coded parametrize list, so it only proved the values I thought of are advertised, never the reverse — a new difficulty would ship untested. Parametrized off quiz_config_payload().

Also: the seam's E2E_QUIZ_CORRECT_LABELS is now imported rather than re-declared (a drift surfaced as a confusing reconciliation failure instead of naming the constant that moved), and the #529 test is dropped — it duplicated test_quiz_context_repair_db and never went through submit, so it didn't cover the failure mode its own docstring described.

Verification

Integration lane 70 passed, hermetic 2207 passed / 9 skipped, ruff clean, oracles 0 findings, Playwright 47 passed (the one failure is #566, fixed by #568). CI green.

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Closes the remaining gap in #545 (Workstream G, epic #537).

The gap

I audited #545's checklist against the repo rather than assuming A–F had covered it. Most of it was there — encryption round-trips for questions_json/answers_json/context_json, the quiz_responses UNIQUE and cascade, the quiz_context UNIQUE, the resume/history IDOR negatives, the #393 journey pins (B, C, A, the +0.09 delta, the #184 zero-question guard), and the handler-sync test.

One requirement was not: "subcutaneous HTTP→real-DB coverage: generate, answer, submit, replay 409, resume, history." Every existing quiz integration test either writes its rows with table() and asserts the schema, or GETs a single attempt. The write paths had never run against real Postgres.

That is exactly the blind spot the issue exists to close:

• quiz_context lost UNIQUE (user_id, concept_node_id) in 0025 — save_quiz_context's upsert 42P10s and the failure is swallowed #529 lived 51 days because the failing write was only ever mocked.
• Rewire Gradescope sync onto enrollment-keyed gradebook (post-redesign) #265's column drift is the same shape — a route writing or selecting a column the migrations don't have, which a mocked table() cannot see.
• quiz H3: exam proximity from assignments.due_date (dates only, no grade values) #555 added a brand-new column to the generate INSERT last week. Nothing in this lane would have noticed if its migration hadn't been applied.

What this adds

13 tests that go in through the app's own HTTP surface with a real session cookie, and read back through direct psycopg — never through the same PostgREST layer that made the write, which would only prove the echo.

the checklist	covered by
generate, every advertised difficulty incl. adaptive	parametrized against /api/quiz/config
boundary counts	min/max from config, plus max+1 and 0 → 422
answer → submit, persisting what it graded	full loop, quiz_responses asserted in Postgres
recorded answers outrank an empty payload	C's reconciliation, 3/3 from an empty submit
replayed submit	409, and mastery unchanged
resume	no explanation, no correct — D's allowlist
history	quiz_id, status, no question payload
#529 regression	two writes → exactly one row, against the real UNIQUE

Two of these are things the hermetic lane structurally cannot test: the IDOR negative (its conftest stubs require_self to a no-op, so ownership is untestable there) and ciphertext-at-rest.

Two details worth noting

Bounds are asserted against /api/quiz/config, not literals. Widening a cap can't leave this file pinning the old one — and the "15 questions" option 422'd for months precisely because the UI and the route disagreed about that list.

It skips loudly without SAPLING_MODEL_MODE=function rather than calling live Gemini from a test.

Writing these surfaced two contract details the mocked tests had never had to be right about: /api/quiz/config nests the counts under num_questions, and the history listing keys each entry quiz_id, not id. Both were my assumptions, and both would have stayed wrong in a mocked test.

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Generation contracts and database writes backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Adds function-mode gating and helpers. Tests validate advertised difficulty values, question-count bounds, real attempt rows, and ciphertext question storage.
Quiz lifecycle and access controls backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests response persistence, score reconciliation, replay rejection, mastery stability, answer-key filtering, completed history, and cross-user access denial.
Adaptive context uniqueness backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests that repeated writes for the same user and concept leave one quiz_context row.

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Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to 25c6f

The new database-backed quiz coverage still misses the adaptive submission path, does not verify persisted selected answers, and hardcodes part of the configured difficulty and boundary coverage. Merge should wait for these test gaps to be fixed or explicitly accepted because the suite could pass while important quiz write-path regressions remain undetected.

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- Around line 270-284: Update test_the_adaptive_context_write_actually_lands to
exercise the adaptive quiz generate-and-submit HTTP flow instead of calling
save_quiz_context directly, then query the database and verify the expected
quiz_context row and update behavior. Register a deterministic background digest
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- Around line 141-157: The integration test’s response query must validate
persisted selected answers, not only question ordering. Update the assertions
around quiz response retrieval to compare the stored (question_index,
selected_index) pairs against the expected graded answers, while preserving the
existing question-order verification.
- Around line 90-120: Update
test_generate_accepts_every_difficulty_the_config_advertises to parameterize
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Assert the persisted selected answers.

The query selects selected_index, but the test only checks question_index. The test passes if the endpoint writes the wrong selected answer for every response.

Assert the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs.

Proposed test adjustment

 ).fetchall()
- assert [r["question_index"] for r in responses] == [0, 1, 2]+ assert [+ (r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])+ for r in responses+ ] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]

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	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [r["question_index"] forrinresponses] == [0, 1, 2]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"
	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [
	(r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])
	forrinresponses
	] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"

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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py` around lines 141 -
157, The integration test’s response query must validate persisted selected
answers, not only question ordering. Update the assertions around quiz response
retrieval to compare the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs against
the expected graded answers, while preserving the existing question-order
verification.

[AndresL230]

Review round — nine findings, and for a test PR they were the worst kind

Every one came with a concrete mutation that my tests passed. A gate that survives the regression it guards is worse than no gate, because it reports safety. All fixed in 59c0a09a, and I mutation-verified the two biggest afterwards — both were green before the fix:

mutation	before	after
DROP COLUMN exam_days_away (i.e. #555's migration missing)	13/13 green	2 tests fail
invert is_correct in answer_question	13/13 green	loop test fails

It skipped instead of raising.pytest.skip on a missing SAPLING_MODEL_MODE is the exact pattern this lane's conftest forbids — and the documented invocation RUN_INTEGRATION=1 pytest -m integration doesn't set it. So all 13 tests skipped, pytest exited 0, and "the gate this file closes" closed on nothing. That is precisely how #265 survived the one lane built to catch it. Now raises, and checks SAPLING_FUNCTION_HANDLERS too.

My #555 claim was false. The docstring said nothing in this lane would notice a missing migration — but nothing here noticed either, for two independent reasons: every exam in the rich seed is in the past, so days_until_next_exam returns None and the column never enters the INSERT; and _insert_attempt catches the unknown-column failure and retries without it, returning 200. Two tests now provoke the write with a future exam and read the column back — plus pin the seed's own no-upcoming-exam state, so a constant-returning lookup can't satisfy the first.

is_correct was never asserted anywhere. It exists because grading moved server-side (#541), and submit re-derives the score without reading it — so inverting it poisons every response row and every future item statistic while the suite stays green.

answers_json was only checked for isinstance(str) — and encrypt_json([]) is a str, so storing the empty request payload instead of what was graded passed the assertion whose comment claimed to guard exactly that. Decrypted and counted now.

The replay test compared a value to itself, snapshotting mastery after the first submit — so it couldn't distinguish "the replay applied nothing" from "nothing was ever applied". A no-op apply_graph_update, or a #553-shaped keyspace miss, passed it happily. Anchored on the seeded 0.25 → 0.24 with the mastery-event count as a second witness.

Bounds ignored options — the list the UI actually renders, and exactly where #540 lived. Putting 15 back in it while the cap stays 10 reproduced that bug and passed. Every advertised option now has to round-trip.

Difficulties were a hard-coded parametrize list, so it only proved the values I thought of are advertised, never the reverse — a new difficulty would ship untested. Parametrized off quiz_config_payload().

Also: the seam's E2E_QUIZ_CORRECT_LABELS is now imported rather than re-declared (a drift surfaced as a confusing reconciliation failure instead of naming the constant that moved), and the #529 test is dropped — it duplicated test_quiz_context_repair_db and never went through submit, so it didn't cover the failure mode its own docstring described.

Verification

Integration lane 70 passed, hermetic 2207 passed / 9 skipped, ruff clean, oracles 0 findings, Playwright 47 passed (the one failure is #566, fixed by #568). CI green.

[AndresL230]

Closes the remaining gap in #545 (Workstream G, epic #537).

The gap

I audited #545's checklist against the repo rather than assuming A–F had covered it. Most of it was there — encryption round-trips for questions_json/answers_json/context_json, the quiz_responses UNIQUE and cascade, the quiz_context UNIQUE, the resume/history IDOR negatives, the #393 journey pins (B, C, A, the +0.09 delta, the #184 zero-question guard), and the handler-sync test.

One requirement was not: "subcutaneous HTTP→real-DB coverage: generate, answer, submit, replay 409, resume, history." Every existing quiz integration test either writes its rows with table() and asserts the schema, or GETs a single attempt. The write paths had never run against real Postgres.

That is exactly the blind spot the issue exists to close:

• quiz_context lost UNIQUE (user_id, concept_node_id) in 0025 — save_quiz_context's upsert 42P10s and the failure is swallowed #529 lived 51 days because the failing write was only ever mocked.
• Rewire Gradescope sync onto enrollment-keyed gradebook (post-redesign) #265's column drift is the same shape — a route writing or selecting a column the migrations don't have, which a mocked table() cannot see.
• quiz H3: exam proximity from assignments.due_date (dates only, no grade values) #555 added a brand-new column to the generate INSERT last week. Nothing in this lane would have noticed if its migration hadn't been applied.

What this adds

13 tests that go in through the app's own HTTP surface with a real session cookie, and read back through direct psycopg — never through the same PostgREST layer that made the write, which would only prove the echo.

the checklist	covered by
generate, every advertised difficulty incl. adaptive	parametrized against /api/quiz/config
boundary counts	min/max from config, plus max+1 and 0 → 422
answer → submit, persisting what it graded	full loop, quiz_responses asserted in Postgres
recorded answers outrank an empty payload	C's reconciliation, 3/3 from an empty submit
replayed submit	409, and mastery unchanged
resume	no explanation, no correct — D's allowlist
history	quiz_id, status, no question payload
#529 regression	two writes → exactly one row, against the real UNIQUE

Two of these are things the hermetic lane structurally cannot test: the IDOR negative (its conftest stubs require_self to a no-op, so ownership is untestable there) and ciphertext-at-rest.

Two details worth noting

Bounds are asserted against /api/quiz/config, not literals. Widening a cap can't leave this file pinning the old one — and the "15 questions" option 422'd for months precisely because the UI and the route disagreed about that list.

It skips loudly without SAPLING_MODEL_MODE=function rather than calling live Gemini from a test.

Writing these surfaced two contract details the mocked tests had never had to be right about: /api/quiz/config nests the counts under num_questions, and the history listing keys each entry quiz_id, not id. Both were my assumptions, and both would have stayed wrong in a mocked test.

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  • Added integration coverage for the complete quiz flow, including generation, answering, submission, resume, and history.
  • Verified quiz settings, difficulty modes, question limits, scoring, and encrypted answer data.
  • Added checks for replay protection, access control, and prevention of unauthorized data changes.
  • Added regression coverage ensuring quiz context remains unique.

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A new integration test module exercises quiz generation, answering, submission, resume, history, ownership checks, encrypted storage, and adaptive context writes against a real database.

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Quiz database integration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Generation contracts and database writes backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Adds function-mode gating and helpers. Tests validate advertised difficulty values, question-count bounds, real attempt rows, and ciphertext question storage.
Quiz lifecycle and access controls backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests response persistence, score reconciliation, replay rejection, mastery stability, answer-key filtering, completed history, and cross-user access denial.
Adaptive context uniqueness backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests that repeated writes for the same user and concept leave one quiz_context row.

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Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to 25c6f

The new database-backed quiz coverage still misses the adaptive submission path, does not verify persisted selected answers, and hardcodes part of the configured difficulty and boundary coverage. Merge should wait for these test gaps to be fixed or explicitly accepted because the suite could pass while important quiz write-path regressions remain undetected.

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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py`:
- Around line 270-284: Update test_the_adaptive_context_write_actually_lands to
exercise the adaptive quiz generate-and-submit HTTP flow instead of calling
save_quiz_context directly, then query the database and verify the expected
quiz_context row and update behavior. Register a deterministic background digest
handler for this test lane if function mode cannot execute it; otherwise move or
rename the test as a service-level integration test.
- Around line 141-157: The integration test’s response query must validate
persisted selected answers, not only question ordering. Update the assertions
around quiz response retrieval to compare the stored (question_index,
selected_index) pairs against the expected graded answers, while preserving the
existing question-order verification.
- Around line 90-120: Update
test_generate_accepts_every_difficulty_the_config_advertises to parameterize
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Assert the persisted selected answers.

The query selects selected_index, but the test only checks question_index. The test passes if the endpoint writes the wrong selected answer for every response.

Assert the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs.

Proposed test adjustment

 ).fetchall()
- assert [r["question_index"] for r in responses] == [0, 1, 2]+ assert [+ (r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])+ for r in responses+ ] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]

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	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [r["question_index"] forrinresponses] == [0, 1, 2]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"
	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [
	(r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])
	forrinresponses
	] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"

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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py` around lines 141 -
157, The integration test’s response query must validate persisted selected
answers, not only question ordering. Update the assertions around quiz response
retrieval to compare the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs against
the expected graded answers, while preserving the existing question-order
verification.

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Review round — nine findings, and for a test PR they were the worst kind

Every one came with a concrete mutation that my tests passed. A gate that survives the regression it guards is worse than no gate, because it reports safety. All fixed in 59c0a09a, and I mutation-verified the two biggest afterwards — both were green before the fix:

mutation	before	after
DROP COLUMN exam_days_away (i.e. #555's migration missing)	13/13 green	2 tests fail
invert is_correct in answer_question	13/13 green	loop test fails

It skipped instead of raising.pytest.skip on a missing SAPLING_MODEL_MODE is the exact pattern this lane's conftest forbids — and the documented invocation RUN_INTEGRATION=1 pytest -m integration doesn't set it. So all 13 tests skipped, pytest exited 0, and "the gate this file closes" closed on nothing. That is precisely how #265 survived the one lane built to catch it. Now raises, and checks SAPLING_FUNCTION_HANDLERS too.

My #555 claim was false. The docstring said nothing in this lane would notice a missing migration — but nothing here noticed either, for two independent reasons: every exam in the rich seed is in the past, so days_until_next_exam returns None and the column never enters the INSERT; and _insert_attempt catches the unknown-column failure and retries without it, returning 200. Two tests now provoke the write with a future exam and read the column back — plus pin the seed's own no-upcoming-exam state, so a constant-returning lookup can't satisfy the first.

is_correct was never asserted anywhere. It exists because grading moved server-side (#541), and submit re-derives the score without reading it — so inverting it poisons every response row and every future item statistic while the suite stays green.

answers_json was only checked for isinstance(str) — and encrypt_json([]) is a str, so storing the empty request payload instead of what was graded passed the assertion whose comment claimed to guard exactly that. Decrypted and counted now.

The replay test compared a value to itself, snapshotting mastery after the first submit — so it couldn't distinguish "the replay applied nothing" from "nothing was ever applied". A no-op apply_graph_update, or a #553-shaped keyspace miss, passed it happily. Anchored on the seeded 0.25 → 0.24 with the mastery-event count as a second witness.

Bounds ignored options — the list the UI actually renders, and exactly where #540 lived. Putting 15 back in it while the cap stays 10 reproduced that bug and passed. Every advertised option now has to round-trip.

Difficulties were a hard-coded parametrize list, so it only proved the values I thought of are advertised, never the reverse — a new difficulty would ship untested. Parametrized off quiz_config_payload().

Also: the seam's E2E_QUIZ_CORRECT_LABELS is now imported rather than re-declared (a drift surfaced as a confusing reconciliation failure instead of naming the constant that moved), and the #529 test is dropped — it duplicated test_quiz_context_repair_db and never went through submit, so it didn't cover the failure mode its own docstring described.

Verification

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Closes the remaining gap in #545 (Workstream G, epic #537).

The gap

I audited #545's checklist against the repo rather than assuming A–F had covered it. Most of it was there — encryption round-trips for questions_json/answers_json/context_json, the quiz_responses UNIQUE and cascade, the quiz_context UNIQUE, the resume/history IDOR negatives, the #393 journey pins (B, C, A, the +0.09 delta, the #184 zero-question guard), and the handler-sync test.

One requirement was not: "subcutaneous HTTP→real-DB coverage: generate, answer, submit, replay 409, resume, history." Every existing quiz integration test either writes its rows with table() and asserts the schema, or GETs a single attempt. The write paths had never run against real Postgres.

That is exactly the blind spot the issue exists to close:

• quiz_context lost UNIQUE (user_id, concept_node_id) in 0025 — save_quiz_context's upsert 42P10s and the failure is swallowed #529 lived 51 days because the failing write was only ever mocked.
• Rewire Gradescope sync onto enrollment-keyed gradebook (post-redesign) #265's column drift is the same shape — a route writing or selecting a column the migrations don't have, which a mocked table() cannot see.
• quiz H3: exam proximity from assignments.due_date (dates only, no grade values) #555 added a brand-new column to the generate INSERT last week. Nothing in this lane would have noticed if its migration hadn't been applied.

What this adds

13 tests that go in through the app's own HTTP surface with a real session cookie, and read back through direct psycopg — never through the same PostgREST layer that made the write, which would only prove the echo.

the checklist	covered by
generate, every advertised difficulty incl. adaptive	parametrized against /api/quiz/config
boundary counts	min/max from config, plus max+1 and 0 → 422
answer → submit, persisting what it graded	full loop, quiz_responses asserted in Postgres
recorded answers outrank an empty payload	C's reconciliation, 3/3 from an empty submit
replayed submit	409, and mastery unchanged
resume	no explanation, no correct — D's allowlist
history	quiz_id, status, no question payload
#529 regression	two writes → exactly one row, against the real UNIQUE

Two of these are things the hermetic lane structurally cannot test: the IDOR negative (its conftest stubs require_self to a no-op, so ownership is untestable there) and ciphertext-at-rest.

Two details worth noting

Bounds are asserted against /api/quiz/config, not literals. Widening a cap can't leave this file pinning the old one — and the "15 questions" option 422'd for months precisely because the UI and the route disagreed about that list.

It skips loudly without SAPLING_MODEL_MODE=function rather than calling live Gemini from a test.

Writing these surfaced two contract details the mocked tests had never had to be right about: /api/quiz/config nests the counts under num_questions, and the history listing keys each entry quiz_id, not id. Both were my assumptions, and both would have stayed wrong in a mocked test.

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Generation contracts and database writes backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Adds function-mode gating and helpers. Tests validate advertised difficulty values, question-count bounds, real attempt rows, and ciphertext question storage.
Quiz lifecycle and access controls backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests response persistence, score reconciliation, replay rejection, mastery stability, answer-key filtering, completed history, and cross-user access denial.
Adaptive context uniqueness backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests that repeated writes for the same user and concept leave one quiz_context row.

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The new database-backed quiz coverage still misses the adaptive submission path, does not verify persisted selected answers, and hardcodes part of the configured difficulty and boundary coverage. Merge should wait for these test gaps to be fixed or explicitly accepted because the suite could pass while important quiz write-path regressions remain undetected.

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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py`:
- Around line 270-284: Update test_the_adaptive_context_write_actually_lands to
exercise the adaptive quiz generate-and-submit HTTP flow instead of calling
save_quiz_context directly, then query the database and verify the expected
quiz_context row and update behavior. Register a deterministic background digest
handler for this test lane if function mode cannot execute it; otherwise move or
rename the test as a service-level integration test.
- Around line 141-157: The integration test’s response query must validate
persisted selected answers, not only question ordering. Update the assertions
around quiz response retrieval to compare the stored (question_index,
selected_index) pairs against the expected graded answers, while preserving the
existing question-order verification.
- Around line 90-120: Update
test_generate_accepts_every_difficulty_the_config_advertises to parameterize
over the difficulties returned by advertised["difficulties"] instead of a
hardcoded list. In test_generate_rejects_counts_outside_the_advertised_bounds,
replace the fixed lower-bound rejection value 0 with lo - 1 while preserving the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the persisted selected answers.

The query selects selected_index, but the test only checks question_index. The test passes if the endpoint writes the wrong selected answer for every response.

Assert the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs.

Proposed test adjustment

 ).fetchall()
- assert [r["question_index"] for r in responses] == [0, 1, 2]+ assert [+ (r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])+ for r in responses+ ] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]

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	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [r["question_index"] forrinresponses] == [0, 1, 2]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"
	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [
	(r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])
	forrinresponses
	] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"

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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py` around lines 141 -
157, The integration test’s response query must validate persisted selected
answers, not only question ordering. Update the assertions around quiz response
retrieval to compare the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs against
the expected graded answers, while preserving the existing question-order
verification.

[AndresL230]

Review round — nine findings, and for a test PR they were the worst kind

Every one came with a concrete mutation that my tests passed. A gate that survives the regression it guards is worse than no gate, because it reports safety. All fixed in 59c0a09a, and I mutation-verified the two biggest afterwards — both were green before the fix:

mutation	before	after
DROP COLUMN exam_days_away (i.e. #555's migration missing)	13/13 green	2 tests fail
invert is_correct in answer_question	13/13 green	loop test fails

It skipped instead of raising.pytest.skip on a missing SAPLING_MODEL_MODE is the exact pattern this lane's conftest forbids — and the documented invocation RUN_INTEGRATION=1 pytest -m integration doesn't set it. So all 13 tests skipped, pytest exited 0, and "the gate this file closes" closed on nothing. That is precisely how #265 survived the one lane built to catch it. Now raises, and checks SAPLING_FUNCTION_HANDLERS too.

My #555 claim was false. The docstring said nothing in this lane would notice a missing migration — but nothing here noticed either, for two independent reasons: every exam in the rich seed is in the past, so days_until_next_exam returns None and the column never enters the INSERT; and _insert_attempt catches the unknown-column failure and retries without it, returning 200. Two tests now provoke the write with a future exam and read the column back — plus pin the seed's own no-upcoming-exam state, so a constant-returning lookup can't satisfy the first.

is_correct was never asserted anywhere. It exists because grading moved server-side (#541), and submit re-derives the score without reading it — so inverting it poisons every response row and every future item statistic while the suite stays green.

answers_json was only checked for isinstance(str) — and encrypt_json([]) is a str, so storing the empty request payload instead of what was graded passed the assertion whose comment claimed to guard exactly that. Decrypted and counted now.

The replay test compared a value to itself, snapshotting mastery after the first submit — so it couldn't distinguish "the replay applied nothing" from "nothing was ever applied". A no-op apply_graph_update, or a #553-shaped keyspace miss, passed it happily. Anchored on the seeded 0.25 → 0.24 with the mastery-event count as a second witness.

Bounds ignored options — the list the UI actually renders, and exactly where #540 lived. Putting 15 back in it while the cap stays 10 reproduced that bug and passed. Every advertised option now has to round-trip.

Difficulties were a hard-coded parametrize list, so it only proved the values I thought of are advertised, never the reverse — a new difficulty would ship untested. Parametrized off quiz_config_payload().

Also: the seam's E2E_QUIZ_CORRECT_LABELS is now imported rather than re-declared (a drift surfaced as a confusing reconciliation failure instead of naming the constant that moved), and the #529 test is dropped — it duplicated test_quiz_context_repair_db and never went through submit, so it didn't cover the failure mode its own docstring described.

Verification

Integration lane 70 passed, hermetic 2207 passed / 9 skipped, ruff clean, oracles 0 findings, Playwright 47 passed (the one failure is #566, fixed by #568). CI green.

[AndresL230]

Closes the remaining gap in #545 (Workstream G, epic #537).

The gap

I audited #545's checklist against the repo rather than assuming A–F had covered it. Most of it was there — encryption round-trips for questions_json/answers_json/context_json, the quiz_responses UNIQUE and cascade, the quiz_context UNIQUE, the resume/history IDOR negatives, the #393 journey pins (B, C, A, the +0.09 delta, the #184 zero-question guard), and the handler-sync test.

One requirement was not: "subcutaneous HTTP→real-DB coverage: generate, answer, submit, replay 409, resume, history." Every existing quiz integration test either writes its rows with table() and asserts the schema, or GETs a single attempt. The write paths had never run against real Postgres.

That is exactly the blind spot the issue exists to close:

• quiz_context lost UNIQUE (user_id, concept_node_id) in 0025 — save_quiz_context's upsert 42P10s and the failure is swallowed #529 lived 51 days because the failing write was only ever mocked.
• Rewire Gradescope sync onto enrollment-keyed gradebook (post-redesign) #265's column drift is the same shape — a route writing or selecting a column the migrations don't have, which a mocked table() cannot see.
• quiz H3: exam proximity from assignments.due_date (dates only, no grade values) #555 added a brand-new column to the generate INSERT last week. Nothing in this lane would have noticed if its migration hadn't been applied.

What this adds

13 tests that go in through the app's own HTTP surface with a real session cookie, and read back through direct psycopg — never through the same PostgREST layer that made the write, which would only prove the echo.

the checklist	covered by
generate, every advertised difficulty incl. adaptive	parametrized against /api/quiz/config
boundary counts	min/max from config, plus max+1 and 0 → 422
answer → submit, persisting what it graded	full loop, quiz_responses asserted in Postgres
recorded answers outrank an empty payload	C's reconciliation, 3/3 from an empty submit
replayed submit	409, and mastery unchanged
resume	no explanation, no correct — D's allowlist
history	quiz_id, status, no question payload
#529 regression	two writes → exactly one row, against the real UNIQUE

Two of these are things the hermetic lane structurally cannot test: the IDOR negative (its conftest stubs require_self to a no-op, so ownership is untestable there) and ciphertext-at-rest.

Two details worth noting

Bounds are asserted against /api/quiz/config, not literals. Widening a cap can't leave this file pinning the old one — and the "15 questions" option 422'd for months precisely because the UI and the route disagreed about that list.

It skips loudly without SAPLING_MODEL_MODE=function rather than calling live Gemini from a test.

Writing these surfaced two contract details the mocked tests had never had to be right about: /api/quiz/config nests the counts under num_questions, and the history listing keys each entry quiz_id, not id. Both were my assumptions, and both would have stayed wrong in a mocked test.

Verification

Integration lane 56 → 69 passed, ruff clean.

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• Tests
  • Added integration coverage for the complete quiz flow, including generation, answering, submission, resume, and history.
  • Verified quiz settings, difficulty modes, question limits, scoring, and encrypted answer data.
  • Added checks for replay protection, access control, and prevention of unauthorized data changes.
  • Added regression coverage ensuring quiz context remains unique.

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A new integration test module exercises quiz generation, answering, submission, resume, history, ownership checks, encrypted storage, and adaptive context writes against a real database.

Changes

Quiz database integration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Generation contracts and database writes backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Adds function-mode gating and helpers. Tests validate advertised difficulty values, question-count bounds, real attempt rows, and ciphertext question storage.
Quiz lifecycle and access controls backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests response persistence, score reconciliation, replay rejection, mastery stability, answer-key filtering, completed history, and cross-user access denial.
Adaptive context uniqueness backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests that repeated writes for the same user and concept leave one quiz_context row.

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The new database-backed quiz coverage still misses the adaptive submission path, does not verify persisted selected answers, and hardcodes part of the configured difficulty and boundary coverage. Merge should wait for these test gaps to be fixed or explicitly accepted because the suite could pass while important quiz write-path regressions remain undetected.

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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py`:
- Around line 270-284: Update test_the_adaptive_context_write_actually_lands to
exercise the adaptive quiz generate-and-submit HTTP flow instead of calling
save_quiz_context directly, then query the database and verify the expected
quiz_context row and update behavior. Register a deterministic background digest
handler for this test lane if function mode cannot execute it; otherwise move or
rename the test as a service-level integration test.
- Around line 141-157: The integration test’s response query must validate
persisted selected answers, not only question ordering. Update the assertions
around quiz response retrieval to compare the stored (question_index,
selected_index) pairs against the expected graded answers, while preserving the
existing question-order verification.
- Around line 90-120: Update
test_generate_accepts_every_difficulty_the_config_advertises to parameterize
over the difficulties returned by advertised["difficulties"] instead of a
hardcoded list. In test_generate_rejects_counts_outside_the_advertised_bounds,
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the persisted selected answers.

The query selects selected_index, but the test only checks question_index. The test passes if the endpoint writes the wrong selected answer for every response.

Assert the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs.

Proposed test adjustment

 ).fetchall()
- assert [r["question_index"] for r in responses] == [0, 1, 2]+ assert [+ (r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])+ for r in responses+ ] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]

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	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [r["question_index"] forrinresponses] == [0, 1, 2]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"
	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [
	(r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])
	forrinresponses
	] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"

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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py` around lines 141 -
157, The integration test’s response query must validate persisted selected
answers, not only question ordering. Update the assertions around quiz response
retrieval to compare the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs against
the expected graded answers, while preserving the existing question-order
verification.

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Review round — nine findings, and for a test PR they were the worst kind

Every one came with a concrete mutation that my tests passed. A gate that survives the regression it guards is worse than no gate, because it reports safety. All fixed in 59c0a09a, and I mutation-verified the two biggest afterwards — both were green before the fix:

mutation	before	after
DROP COLUMN exam_days_away (i.e. #555's migration missing)	13/13 green	2 tests fail
invert is_correct in answer_question	13/13 green	loop test fails

It skipped instead of raising.pytest.skip on a missing SAPLING_MODEL_MODE is the exact pattern this lane's conftest forbids — and the documented invocation RUN_INTEGRATION=1 pytest -m integration doesn't set it. So all 13 tests skipped, pytest exited 0, and "the gate this file closes" closed on nothing. That is precisely how #265 survived the one lane built to catch it. Now raises, and checks SAPLING_FUNCTION_HANDLERS too.

My #555 claim was false. The docstring said nothing in this lane would notice a missing migration — but nothing here noticed either, for two independent reasons: every exam in the rich seed is in the past, so days_until_next_exam returns None and the column never enters the INSERT; and _insert_attempt catches the unknown-column failure and retries without it, returning 200. Two tests now provoke the write with a future exam and read the column back — plus pin the seed's own no-upcoming-exam state, so a constant-returning lookup can't satisfy the first.

is_correct was never asserted anywhere. It exists because grading moved server-side (#541), and submit re-derives the score without reading it — so inverting it poisons every response row and every future item statistic while the suite stays green.

answers_json was only checked for isinstance(str) — and encrypt_json([]) is a str, so storing the empty request payload instead of what was graded passed the assertion whose comment claimed to guard exactly that. Decrypted and counted now.

The replay test compared a value to itself, snapshotting mastery after the first submit — so it couldn't distinguish "the replay applied nothing" from "nothing was ever applied". A no-op apply_graph_update, or a #553-shaped keyspace miss, passed it happily. Anchored on the seeded 0.25 → 0.24 with the mastery-event count as a second witness.

Bounds ignored options — the list the UI actually renders, and exactly where #540 lived. Putting 15 back in it while the cap stays 10 reproduced that bug and passed. Every advertised option now has to round-trip.

Difficulties were a hard-coded parametrize list, so it only proved the values I thought of are advertised, never the reverse — a new difficulty would ship untested. Parametrized off quiz_config_payload().

Also: the seam's E2E_QUIZ_CORRECT_LABELS is now imported rather than re-declared (a drift surfaced as a confusing reconciliation failure instead of naming the constant that moved), and the #529 test is dropped — it duplicated test_quiz_context_repair_db and never went through submit, so it didn't cover the failure mode its own docstring described.

Verification

Integration lane 70 passed, hermetic 2207 passed / 9 skipped, ruff clean, oracles 0 findings, Playwright 47 passed (the one failure is #566, fixed by #568). CI green.

[AndresL230]

Closes the remaining gap in #545 (Workstream G, epic #537).

The gap

I audited #545's checklist against the repo rather than assuming A–F had covered it. Most of it was there — encryption round-trips for questions_json/answers_json/context_json, the quiz_responses UNIQUE and cascade, the quiz_context UNIQUE, the resume/history IDOR negatives, the #393 journey pins (B, C, A, the +0.09 delta, the #184 zero-question guard), and the handler-sync test.

One requirement was not: "subcutaneous HTTP→real-DB coverage: generate, answer, submit, replay 409, resume, history." Every existing quiz integration test either writes its rows with table() and asserts the schema, or GETs a single attempt. The write paths had never run against real Postgres.

That is exactly the blind spot the issue exists to close:

• quiz_context lost UNIQUE (user_id, concept_node_id) in 0025 — save_quiz_context's upsert 42P10s and the failure is swallowed #529 lived 51 days because the failing write was only ever mocked.
• Rewire Gradescope sync onto enrollment-keyed gradebook (post-redesign) #265's column drift is the same shape — a route writing or selecting a column the migrations don't have, which a mocked table() cannot see.
• quiz H3: exam proximity from assignments.due_date (dates only, no grade values) #555 added a brand-new column to the generate INSERT last week. Nothing in this lane would have noticed if its migration hadn't been applied.

What this adds

13 tests that go in through the app's own HTTP surface with a real session cookie, and read back through direct psycopg — never through the same PostgREST layer that made the write, which would only prove the echo.

the checklist	covered by
generate, every advertised difficulty incl. adaptive	parametrized against /api/quiz/config
boundary counts	min/max from config, plus max+1 and 0 → 422
answer → submit, persisting what it graded	full loop, quiz_responses asserted in Postgres
recorded answers outrank an empty payload	C's reconciliation, 3/3 from an empty submit
replayed submit	409, and mastery unchanged
resume	no explanation, no correct — D's allowlist
history	quiz_id, status, no question payload
#529 regression	two writes → exactly one row, against the real UNIQUE

Two of these are things the hermetic lane structurally cannot test: the IDOR negative (its conftest stubs require_self to a no-op, so ownership is untestable there) and ciphertext-at-rest.

Two details worth noting

Bounds are asserted against /api/quiz/config, not literals. Widening a cap can't leave this file pinning the old one — and the "15 questions" option 422'd for months precisely because the UI and the route disagreed about that list.

It skips loudly without SAPLING_MODEL_MODE=function rather than calling live Gemini from a test.

Writing these surfaced two contract details the mocked tests had never had to be right about: /api/quiz/config nests the counts under num_questions, and the history listing keys each entry quiz_id, not id. Both were my assumptions, and both would have stayed wrong in a mocked test.

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A new integration test module exercises quiz generation, answering, submission, resume, history, ownership checks, encrypted storage, and adaptive context writes against a real database.

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Quiz database integration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Generation contracts and database writes backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Adds function-mode gating and helpers. Tests validate advertised difficulty values, question-count bounds, real attempt rows, and ciphertext question storage.
Quiz lifecycle and access controls backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests response persistence, score reconciliation, replay rejection, mastery stability, answer-key filtering, completed history, and cross-user access denial.
Adaptive context uniqueness backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests that repeated writes for the same user and concept leave one quiz_context row.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to 25c6f

The new database-backed quiz coverage still misses the adaptive submission path, does not verify persisted selected answers, and hardcodes part of the configured difficulty and boundary coverage. Merge should wait for these test gaps to be fixed or explicitly accepted because the suite could pass while important quiz write-path regressions remain undetected.

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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py`:
- Around line 270-284: Update test_the_adaptive_context_write_actually_lands to
exercise the adaptive quiz generate-and-submit HTTP flow instead of calling
save_quiz_context directly, then query the database and verify the expected
quiz_context row and update behavior. Register a deterministic background digest
handler for this test lane if function mode cannot execute it; otherwise move or
rename the test as a service-level integration test.
- Around line 141-157: The integration test’s response query must validate
persisted selected answers, not only question ordering. Update the assertions
around quiz response retrieval to compare the stored (question_index,
selected_index) pairs against the expected graded answers, while preserving the
existing question-order verification.
- Around line 90-120: Update
test_generate_accepts_every_difficulty_the_config_advertises to parameterize
over the difficulties returned by advertised["difficulties"] instead of a
hardcoded list. In test_generate_rejects_counts_outside_the_advertised_bounds,
replace the fixed lower-bound rejection value 0 with lo - 1 while preserving the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the persisted selected answers.

The query selects selected_index, but the test only checks question_index. The test passes if the endpoint writes the wrong selected answer for every response.

Assert the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs.

Proposed test adjustment

 ).fetchall()
- assert [r["question_index"] for r in responses] == [0, 1, 2]+ assert [+ (r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])+ for r in responses+ ] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]

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	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [r["question_index"] forrinresponses] == [0, 1, 2]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"
	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [
	(r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])
	forrinresponses
	] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py` around lines 141 -
157, The integration test’s response query must validate persisted selected
answers, not only question ordering. Update the assertions around quiz response
retrieval to compare the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs against
the expected graded answers, while preserving the existing question-order
verification.

[AndresL230]

Review round — nine findings, and for a test PR they were the worst kind

Every one came with a concrete mutation that my tests passed. A gate that survives the regression it guards is worse than no gate, because it reports safety. All fixed in 59c0a09a, and I mutation-verified the two biggest afterwards — both were green before the fix:

mutation	before	after
DROP COLUMN exam_days_away (i.e. #555's migration missing)	13/13 green	2 tests fail
invert is_correct in answer_question	13/13 green	loop test fails

It skipped instead of raising.pytest.skip on a missing SAPLING_MODEL_MODE is the exact pattern this lane's conftest forbids — and the documented invocation RUN_INTEGRATION=1 pytest -m integration doesn't set it. So all 13 tests skipped, pytest exited 0, and "the gate this file closes" closed on nothing. That is precisely how #265 survived the one lane built to catch it. Now raises, and checks SAPLING_FUNCTION_HANDLERS too.

My #555 claim was false. The docstring said nothing in this lane would notice a missing migration — but nothing here noticed either, for two independent reasons: every exam in the rich seed is in the past, so days_until_next_exam returns None and the column never enters the INSERT; and _insert_attempt catches the unknown-column failure and retries without it, returning 200. Two tests now provoke the write with a future exam and read the column back — plus pin the seed's own no-upcoming-exam state, so a constant-returning lookup can't satisfy the first.

is_correct was never asserted anywhere. It exists because grading moved server-side (#541), and submit re-derives the score without reading it — so inverting it poisons every response row and every future item statistic while the suite stays green.

answers_json was only checked for isinstance(str) — and encrypt_json([]) is a str, so storing the empty request payload instead of what was graded passed the assertion whose comment claimed to guard exactly that. Decrypted and counted now.

The replay test compared a value to itself, snapshotting mastery after the first submit — so it couldn't distinguish "the replay applied nothing" from "nothing was ever applied". A no-op apply_graph_update, or a #553-shaped keyspace miss, passed it happily. Anchored on the seeded 0.25 → 0.24 with the mastery-event count as a second witness.

Bounds ignored options — the list the UI actually renders, and exactly where #540 lived. Putting 15 back in it while the cap stays 10 reproduced that bug and passed. Every advertised option now has to round-trip.

Difficulties were a hard-coded parametrize list, so it only proved the values I thought of are advertised, never the reverse — a new difficulty would ship untested. Parametrized off quiz_config_payload().

Also: the seam's E2E_QUIZ_CORRECT_LABELS is now imported rather than re-declared (a drift surfaced as a confusing reconciliation failure instead of naming the constant that moved), and the #529 test is dropped — it duplicated test_quiz_context_repair_db and never went through submit, so it didn't cover the failure mode its own docstring described.

Verification

Integration lane 70 passed, hermetic 2207 passed / 9 skipped, ruff clean, oracles 0 findings, Playwright 47 passed (the one failure is #566, fixed by #568). CI green.

[AndresL230]

Closes the remaining gap in #545 (Workstream G, epic #537).

The gap

I audited #545's checklist against the repo rather than assuming A–F had covered it. Most of it was there — encryption round-trips for questions_json/answers_json/context_json, the quiz_responses UNIQUE and cascade, the quiz_context UNIQUE, the resume/history IDOR negatives, the #393 journey pins (B, C, A, the +0.09 delta, the #184 zero-question guard), and the handler-sync test.

One requirement was not: "subcutaneous HTTP→real-DB coverage: generate, answer, submit, replay 409, resume, history." Every existing quiz integration test either writes its rows with table() and asserts the schema, or GETs a single attempt. The write paths had never run against real Postgres.

That is exactly the blind spot the issue exists to close:

• quiz_context lost UNIQUE (user_id, concept_node_id) in 0025 — save_quiz_context's upsert 42P10s and the failure is swallowed #529 lived 51 days because the failing write was only ever mocked.
• Rewire Gradescope sync onto enrollment-keyed gradebook (post-redesign) #265's column drift is the same shape — a route writing or selecting a column the migrations don't have, which a mocked table() cannot see.
• quiz H3: exam proximity from assignments.due_date (dates only, no grade values) #555 added a brand-new column to the generate INSERT last week. Nothing in this lane would have noticed if its migration hadn't been applied.

What this adds

13 tests that go in through the app's own HTTP surface with a real session cookie, and read back through direct psycopg — never through the same PostgREST layer that made the write, which would only prove the echo.

the checklist	covered by
generate, every advertised difficulty incl. adaptive	parametrized against /api/quiz/config
boundary counts	min/max from config, plus max+1 and 0 → 422
answer → submit, persisting what it graded	full loop, quiz_responses asserted in Postgres
recorded answers outrank an empty payload	C's reconciliation, 3/3 from an empty submit
replayed submit	409, and mastery unchanged
resume	no explanation, no correct — D's allowlist
history	quiz_id, status, no question payload
#529 regression	two writes → exactly one row, against the real UNIQUE

Two of these are things the hermetic lane structurally cannot test: the IDOR negative (its conftest stubs require_self to a no-op, so ownership is untestable there) and ciphertext-at-rest.

Two details worth noting

Bounds are asserted against /api/quiz/config, not literals. Widening a cap can't leave this file pinning the old one — and the "15 questions" option 422'd for months precisely because the UI and the route disagreed about that list.

It skips loudly without SAPLING_MODEL_MODE=function rather than calling live Gemini from a test.

Writing these surfaced two contract details the mocked tests had never had to be right about: /api/quiz/config nests the counts under num_questions, and the history listing keys each entry quiz_id, not id. Both were my assumptions, and both would have stayed wrong in a mocked test.

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Integration lane 56 → 69 passed, ruff clean.

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  • Added regression coverage ensuring quiz context remains unique.

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A new integration test module exercises quiz generation, answering, submission, resume, history, ownership checks, encrypted storage, and adaptive context writes against a real database.

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Quiz database integration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Generation contracts and database writes backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Adds function-mode gating and helpers. Tests validate advertised difficulty values, question-count bounds, real attempt rows, and ciphertext question storage.
Quiz lifecycle and access controls backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests response persistence, score reconciliation, replay rejection, mastery stability, answer-key filtering, completed history, and cross-user access denial.
Adaptive context uniqueness backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py	Tests that repeated writes for the same user and concept leave one quiz_context row.

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The new database-backed quiz coverage still misses the adaptive submission path, does not verify persisted selected answers, and hardcodes part of the configured difficulty and boundary coverage. Merge should wait for these test gaps to be fixed or explicitly accepted because the suite could pass while important quiz write-path regressions remain undetected.

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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py`:
- Around line 270-284: Update test_the_adaptive_context_write_actually_lands to
exercise the adaptive quiz generate-and-submit HTTP flow instead of calling
save_quiz_context directly, then query the database and verify the expected
quiz_context row and update behavior. Register a deterministic background digest
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- Around line 141-157: The integration test’s response query must validate
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- Around line 90-120: Update
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Assert the persisted selected answers.

The query selects selected_index, but the test only checks question_index. The test passes if the endpoint writes the wrong selected answer for every response.

Assert the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs.

Proposed test adjustment

 ).fetchall()
- assert [r["question_index"] for r in responses] == [0, 1, 2]+ assert [+ (r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])+ for r in responses+ ] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]

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	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [r["question_index"] forrinresponses] == [0, 1, 2]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"
	responses=db_conn.execute(
	"SELECT question_index, selected_index FROM quiz_responses "
	"WHERE attempt_id = %s ORDER BY question_index",
	(quiz_id,),
	).fetchall()
	assert [
	(r["question_index"], r["selected_index"])
	forrinresponses
	] == [(0, 1), (1, 1), (2, 1)]
	s=authed_client.post("/api/quiz/submit", json={"quiz_id": quiz_id, "answers": []})
	asserts.status_code==200, s.text
	row=_attempt_row(db_conn, quiz_id, "score, total, completed_at, answers_json")
	assertrow["total"] ==3
	assertrow["completed_at"] isnotNone
	assertrow["score"] ==s.json()["score"]
	# Submit persists WHAT IT GRADED, reconciled from quiz_responses — not the
	# (here empty) payload.
	assertisinstance(row["answers_json"], str), "answers_json must be ciphertext"

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In `@backend/tests/integration/test_quiz_subcutaneous_db.py` around lines 141 -
157, The integration test’s response query must validate persisted selected
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retrieval to compare the stored (question_index, selected_index) pairs against
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Review round — nine findings, and for a test PR they were the worst kind

Every one came with a concrete mutation that my tests passed. A gate that survives the regression it guards is worse than no gate, because it reports safety. All fixed in 59c0a09a, and I mutation-verified the two biggest afterwards — both were green before the fix:

mutation	before	after
DROP COLUMN exam_days_away (i.e. #555's migration missing)	13/13 green	2 tests fail
invert is_correct in answer_question	13/13 green	loop test fails

It skipped instead of raising.pytest.skip on a missing SAPLING_MODEL_MODE is the exact pattern this lane's conftest forbids — and the documented invocation RUN_INTEGRATION=1 pytest -m integration doesn't set it. So all 13 tests skipped, pytest exited 0, and "the gate this file closes" closed on nothing. That is precisely how #265 survived the one lane built to catch it. Now raises, and checks SAPLING_FUNCTION_HANDLERS too.

My #555 claim was false. The docstring said nothing in this lane would notice a missing migration — but nothing here noticed either, for two independent reasons: every exam in the rich seed is in the past, so days_until_next_exam returns None and the column never enters the INSERT; and _insert_attempt catches the unknown-column failure and retries without it, returning 200. Two tests now provoke the write with a future exam and read the column back — plus pin the seed's own no-upcoming-exam state, so a constant-returning lookup can't satisfy the first.

is_correct was never asserted anywhere. It exists because grading moved server-side (#541), and submit re-derives the score without reading it — so inverting it poisons every response row and every future item statistic while the suite stays green.

answers_json was only checked for isinstance(str) — and encrypt_json([]) is a str, so storing the empty request payload instead of what was graded passed the assertion whose comment claimed to guard exactly that. Decrypted and counted now.

The replay test compared a value to itself, snapshotting mastery after the first submit — so it couldn't distinguish "the replay applied nothing" from "nothing was ever applied". A no-op apply_graph_update, or a #553-shaped keyspace miss, passed it happily. Anchored on the seeded 0.25 → 0.24 with the mastery-event count as a second witness.

Bounds ignored options — the list the UI actually renders, and exactly where #540 lived. Putting 15 back in it while the cap stays 10 reproduced that bug and passed. Every advertised option now has to round-trip.

Difficulties were a hard-coded parametrize list, so it only proved the values I thought of are advertised, never the reverse — a new difficulty would ship untested. Parametrized off quiz_config_payload().

Also: the seam's E2E_QUIZ_CORRECT_LABELS is now imported rather than re-declared (a drift surfaced as a confusing reconciliation failure instead of naming the constant that moved), and the #529 test is dropped — it duplicated test_quiz_context_repair_db and never went through submit, so it didn't cover the failure mode its own docstring described.

Verification

Integration lane 70 passed, hermetic 2207 passed / 9 skipped, ruff clean, oracles 0 findings, Playwright 47 passed (the one failure is #566, fixed by #568). CI green.