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src/infra/heartbeat-runner.cost-cap.test.ts
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@ -327,10 +327,11 @@ describe("runHeartbeatOnce – maxCostPerRun", () => {
expect(replyCallCount).toBe(1);
});
it("proceeds for free catalog model when maxCostPerRun is 0", async () => {
// Free model: estimated cost = $0. maxCostPerRun = 0. 0 > 0 = false, so run proceeds.
// This uses heartbeat.model override which goes through the hardcoded table,
// not the catalog. A truly free model via catalog would also return $0.
it("skips cheap (non-free) model when maxCostPerRun is 0", async () => {
// gemini-2.0-flash costs $0.10/M input — non-zero — so with maxCostPerRun = 0
// the condition (estimatedCost > 0) is true and the run is skipped.
// Note: a *truly* free model (cost.input = 0 in catalog) would NOT be skipped
// because 0 > 0 === false. That scenario is covered by the unit tests above.
const { result, replyCallCount } = await runWithCostCap({
maxCostPerRun: 0,
model: "gemini-2.0-flash", // cheapest in table, but still > $0 for non-empty prompt