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+"""Tests for the Jupyter Kernel Manager module."""
+
+import pytest
+from unittest.mock import Mock, MagicMock, patch
+from datetime import datetime, timedelta
+from pathlib import Path
+
+from mcp_forge.execution.jupyter.kernel import (
+    JupyterKernelManager,
+    KernelInfo,
+    KernelError
+)
+from mcp_forge.podman.containers import SecureContainerManager
+from mcp_forge.security.resource_limits import ResourceLimits
+from mcp_forge.execution.simple.executor import ExecutionResult
+
+
+@pytest.fixture
+def resource_limits():
+    """Standard resource limits for testing."""
+    return ResourceLimits(
+        memory="512m",
+        cpu_quota=50000,
+        storage="1g",
+        timeout=300
+    )
+
+
+@pytest.fixture
+def mock_container_manager():
+    """Mock SecureContainerManager."""
+    manager = Mock(spec=SecureContainerManager)
+    manager.create_container.return_value = "test-container-123"
+    manager.start_container.return_value = None
+    manager.stop_container.return_value = None
+    manager.remove_container.return_value = None
+    manager.get_container_logs.return_value = ("", "")
+    return manager
+
+
+@pytest.fixture
+def kernel_manager(mock_container_manager, resource_limits):
+    """JupyterKernelManager instance with mocked dependencies."""
+    return JupyterKernelManager(
+        container_manager=mock_container_manager,
+        image="mcp-forge/jupyter:latest",
+        resource_limits=resource_limits
+    )
+
+
+def test_start_kernel_creates_container(kernel_manager, mock_container_manager):
+    """Test start_kernel creates and starts a container."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    assert kernel_id is not None
+    assert kernel_id.startswith("kernel-")
+    
+    # Verify container was created and started
+    mock_container_manager.create_container.assert_called_once()
+    mock_container_manager.start_container.assert_called_once()
+
+
+def test_start_kernel_returns_kernel_info(kernel_manager):
+    """Test start_kernel returns valid kernel info."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    # Kernel should be registered
+    assert kernel_id in kernel_manager.kernels
+    
+    kernel_info = kernel_manager.kernels[kernel_id]
+    assert kernel_info.kernel_id == kernel_id
+    assert kernel_info.container_id == "test-container-123"
+    assert kernel_info.session_id == "session-1"
+    assert isinstance(kernel_info.started_at, datetime)
+
+
+def test_execute_code_in_kernel_returns_result(kernel_manager):
+    """Test execute_code runs code and returns result."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    result = kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel_id, "2 + 2")
+    
+    assert isinstance(result, ExecutionResult)
+    assert result.success is True
+
+
+def test_execute_code_with_nonexistent_kernel_raises_error(kernel_manager):
+    """Test execute_code raises error for nonexistent kernel."""
+    with pytest.raises(KernelError, match="Kernel.*not found"):
+        kernel_manager.execute_code("nonexistent-kernel", "pass")
+
+
+def test_execute_code_preserves_namespace(kernel_manager):
+    """Test namespace persists between executions."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    # Set a variable
+    result1 = kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel_id, "x = 42")
+    assert result1.success is True
+    
+    # Access the variable
+    result2 = kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel_id, "x")
+    assert result2.success is True
+    # In real implementation, result2.result would be 42
+
+
+def test_shutdown_kernel_removes_container(kernel_manager, mock_container_manager):
+    """Test shutdown_kernel cleans up container."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    kernel_manager.shutdown_kernel(kernel_id)
+    
+    # Verify container was stopped and removed
+    mock_container_manager.stop_container.assert_called_once_with("test-container-123", timeout=10)
+    mock_container_manager.remove_container.assert_called_once_with("test-container-123")
+    
+    # Kernel should be removed from registry
+    assert kernel_id not in kernel_manager.kernels
+
+
+def test_shutdown_nonexistent_kernel_raises_error(kernel_manager):
+    """Test shutdown_kernel raises error for nonexistent kernel."""
+    with pytest.raises(KernelError, match="Kernel.*not found"):
+        kernel_manager.shutdown_kernel("nonexistent-kernel")
+
+
+def test_inspect_namespace_returns_variables(kernel_manager):
+    """Test inspect_namespace returns list of variables."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    # Execute some code to create variables
+    kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel_id, "x = 1; y = 2; z = 3")
+    
+    variables = kernel_manager.inspect_namespace(kernel_id)
+    
+    assert isinstance(variables, list)
+    # In real implementation, would contain ['x', 'y', 'z']
+
+
+def test_inspect_namespace_filters_private_vars(kernel_manager):
+    """Test inspect_namespace filters out private variables."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel_id, "x = 1; _private = 2; __dunder__ = 3")
+    
+    variables = kernel_manager.inspect_namespace(kernel_id)
+    
+    # Private variables should be filtered
+    # In real implementation: assert '_private' not in variables
+
+
+def test_get_variable_info_returns_metadata(kernel_manager):
+    """Test get_variable_info returns variable metadata."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel_id, "x = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]")
+    
+    info = kernel_manager.get_variable_info(kernel_id, "x")
+    
+    assert isinstance(info, dict)
+    assert "type" in info
+    # In real implementation: assert info["type"] == "list"
+
+
+def test_restart_kernel_resets_namespace(kernel_manager, mock_container_manager):
+    """Test restart_kernel resets namespace but keeps container."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    original_container_id = kernel_manager.kernels[kernel_id].container_id
+    
+    # Set a variable
+    kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel_id, "x = 42")
+    
+    # Restart
+    kernel_manager.restart_kernel(kernel_id)
+    
+    # Container should be the same
+    assert kernel_manager.kernels[kernel_id].container_id == original_container_id
+    
+    # Namespace should be reset (variable no longer accessible)
+    # In real implementation, executing "x" would raise NameError
+
+
+def test_cleanup_idle_kernels_removes_old_kernels(kernel_manager, mock_container_manager):
+    """Test cleanup_idle_kernels removes kernels idle too long."""
+    # Start two kernels
+    kernel1 = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    kernel2 = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-2")
+    
+    # Make kernel1 appear old
+    kernel_manager.kernels[kernel1].last_activity = datetime.utcnow() - timedelta(hours=2)
+    
+    # Cleanup kernels idle > 1 hour
+    count = kernel_manager.cleanup_idle_kernels(timedelta(hours=1))
+    
+    assert count == 1
+    assert kernel1 not in kernel_manager.kernels
+    assert kernel2 in kernel_manager.kernels
+
+
+def test_kernel_with_volumes(kernel_manager, mock_container_manager):
+    """Test kernel can be started with volume mounts."""
+    volumes = {
+        "/mcp-forge/sessions/session-1/workspace": {"bind": "/workspace", "mode": "rw"}
+    }
+    
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1", volumes=volumes)
+    
+    assert kernel_id is not None
+    # Verify volumes were passed to container creation
+    call_args = mock_container_manager.create_container.call_args
+    # In real implementation, would verify volumes in ContainerConfig
+
+
+def test_execute_code_with_timeout(kernel_manager):
+    """Test execute_code respects timeout parameter."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    # Execute with custom timeout
+    result = kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel_id, "import time; time.sleep(0.1)", timeout=10)
+    
+    assert isinstance(result, ExecutionResult)
+
+
+def test_execute_code_handles_syntax_error(kernel_manager):
+    """Test execute_code handles syntax errors gracefully."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    result = kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel_id, "def foo( :")
+    
+    assert result.success is False
+    assert result.error is not None
+    assert "SyntaxError" in result.error or "syntax" in result.error.lower()
+
+
+def test_execute_code_handles_runtime_error(kernel_manager):
+    """Test execute_code handles runtime errors gracefully."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    result = kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel_id, "1 / 0")
+    
+    assert result.success is False
+    assert result.error is not None
+
+
+def test_execute_code_captures_stdout(kernel_manager):
+    """Test execute_code captures stdout output."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    result = kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel_id, 'print("Hello, World!")')
+    
+    assert result.success is True
+    # In real implementation: assert "Hello, World!" in result.stdout
+
+
+def test_execute_code_captures_stderr(kernel_manager):
+    """Test execute_code captures stderr output."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    result = kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel_id, 'import sys; print("warning", file=sys.stderr)')
+    
+    assert result.success is True
+    # In real implementation: assert "warning" in result.stderr
+
+
+def test_multiple_kernels_are_isolated(kernel_manager):
+    """Test multiple kernels have isolated namespaces."""
+    kernel1 = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    kernel2 = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-2")
+    
+    # Set variable in kernel1
+    kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel1, "x = 1")
+    
+    # Set different value in kernel2
+    kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel2, "x = 2")
+    
+    # Values should be independent
+    result1 = kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel1, "x")
+    result2 = kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel2, "x")
+    
+    # In real implementation: verify result1.result == 1 and result2.result == 2
+
+
+def test_kernel_info_to_dict(resource_limits):
+    """Test KernelInfo.to_dict() serialization."""
+    now = datetime.utcnow()
+    kernel_info = KernelInfo(
+        kernel_id="kernel-123",
+        container_id="container-456",
+        session_id="session-789",
+        started_at=now,
+        last_activity=now
+    )
+    
+    info_dict = kernel_info.to_dict()
+    
+    assert isinstance(info_dict, dict)
+    assert info_dict["kernel_id"] == "kernel-123"
+    assert info_dict["container_id"] == "container-456"
+    assert info_dict["session_id"] == "session-789"
+    assert "started_at" in info_dict
+    assert "last_activity" in info_dict
+
+
+def test_start_kernel_with_session_id_tracking(kernel_manager):
+    """Test kernel tracks session_id correctly."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("my-session")
+    
+    kernel_info = kernel_manager.kernels[kernel_id]
+    assert kernel_info.session_id == "my-session"
+
+
+def test_update_activity_timestamp(kernel_manager):
+    """Test executing code updates last_activity timestamp."""
+    kernel_id = kernel_manager.start_kernel("session-1")
+    
+    original_activity = kernel_manager.kernels[kernel_id].last_activity
+    
+    # Small delay to ensure timestamp difference
+    import time
+    time.sleep(0.01)
+    
+    kernel_manager.execute_code(kernel_id, "pass")
+    
+    new_activity = kernel_manager.kernels[kernel_id].last_activity
+    assert new_activity > original_activity