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Root cause of the CI 404s: test modules mutated os.environ at import time (test_server.py set COLLECTION_NAME='test', test_integration.py 'test_mcp_maildir'). With pytest's alphabetical import order, server.COLLECTION_NAME froze at whichever value was set when server was first imported, while the fixture read os.environ at runtime — often a different name (log proof: fixture created 'test', server queried 'test_mcp_maildir' → 404 on all 6 tests). conftest.py now sets QDRANT_URL/COLLECTION_NAME/EMBEDDING_MODEL_NAME once, before any test module import; env mutation removed from test files. Unit suite still green (43 passed, 6 deselected).
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"""Shared test configuration — sets env vars ONCE before any test module runs.
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The env must be consistent for the whole pytest session: server.py freezes
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COLLECTION_NAME/QDRANT_URL at import time, while the integration fixture
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reads os.environ at fixture time. If any test module mutates os.environ after
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that (test_server.py used to set COLLECTION_NAME='test'), the fixture creates
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a different collection than the one server functions query → 404.
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Keep all env wiring here so import order no longer matters.
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"""
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import os
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os.environ.setdefault("QDRANT_URL", "http://localhost:6333")
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os.environ.setdefault("COLLECTION_NAME", "test_mcp_maildir")
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os.environ.setdefault("EMBEDDING_MODEL_NAME", "BAAI/bge-small-en-v1.5")
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