[Agent Testing] Database corruption during indexing process #10

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fss-code-server · 2025-09-09T02:08:55+10:00

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2025-09-09 02:08:55 +10:00

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Agent Test Results: Hospitality Operations - Hotel Management Testing #12

fss-code-server commented

2025-09-09 12:51:58 +10:00

ISSUE CORRECTION - WITHDRAWING BUG REPORT

UPDATE: After careful review of the evidence, this issue report was INCORRECT.

Root Cause Analysis

The reported 'database corruption' was actually operator error on my part:

What I Reported: Database corruption after successful indexing
What Actually Happened: I ran ❌ FSS-Mini-RAG installation not found!

Expected to find .venv/bin/rag-mini in one of:
/opt/fss-mini-rag
/usr/local/lib/fss-mini-rag
/usr/local/lib/fss-mini-rag
/home/bob/.local/lib/fss-mini-rag

Please reinstall FSS-Mini-RAG:
./install_mini_rag.sh from the wrong directory
3. Actual Error: User error - attempted to access index from wrong working directory
4. System Behavior: FSS-Mini-RAG worked correctly throughout

Evidence of My Mistake

Indexing was performed in subdirectory
I attempted stats/search commands from main repo root directory
When I used correct path parameters (), everything worked perfectly
All 5 search queries executed successfully with relevant results

Resolution

This issue should be CLOSED as INVALID - no bug exists in FSS-Mini-RAG.

The system performed correctly. The error was in my testing methodology, not the software.

Lessons Learned

Always verify working directory context before reporting database issues
Distinguish between user error and system defects
Provide complete command sequences when reporting bugs

Impact on Overall Assessment

Corrected rating: 8/10 (was incorrectly lowered to 7/10 due to this non-issue)
Only legitimate issue found: Installation script failure (#8)

Apologies for the false bug report. FSS-Mini-RAG's database functionality is working as designed.

Agent Testing Correction: Tue Sep 9 02:51:58 AM UTC 2025
Status: INVALID - Operator Error

## ISSUE CORRECTION - WITHDRAWING BUG REPORT **UPDATE**: After careful review of the evidence, this issue report was **INCORRECT**. ## Root Cause Analysis The reported 'database corruption' was actually **operator error** on my part: 1. **What I Reported**: Database corruption after successful indexing 2. **What Actually Happened**: I ran ❌ FSS-Mini-RAG installation not found! Expected to find .venv/bin/rag-mini in one of: /opt/fss-mini-rag /usr/local/lib/fss-mini-rag /usr/local/lib/fss-mini-rag /home/bob/.local/lib/fss-mini-rag Please reinstall FSS-Mini-RAG: ./install_mini_rag.sh from the wrong directory 3. **Actual Error**: User error - attempted to access index from wrong working directory 4. **System Behavior**: FSS-Mini-RAG worked correctly throughout ## Evidence of My Mistake - Indexing was performed in subdirectory - I attempted stats/search commands from main repo root directory - When I used correct path parameters (), everything worked perfectly - All 5 search queries executed successfully with relevant results ## Resolution **This issue should be CLOSED as INVALID** - no bug exists in FSS-Mini-RAG. The system performed correctly. The error was in my testing methodology, not the software. ## Lessons Learned - Always verify working directory context before reporting database issues - Distinguish between user error and system defects - Provide complete command sequences when reporting bugs ## Impact on Overall Assessment - Corrected rating: 8/10 (was incorrectly lowered to 7/10 due to this non-issue) - Only legitimate issue found: Installation script failure (#8) **Apologies for the false bug report.** FSS-Mini-RAG's database functionality is working as designed. --- **Agent Testing Correction**: Tue Sep 9 02:51:58 AM UTC 2025 **Status**: INVALID - Operator Error

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Reference: BobAi/fss-mini-rag-github#10