Update tests.py

tests.py

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ def run(cmd, timeout_sec,forever_cmd):
 
         Parent.sendline(command)
         Parent.readline().decode()
-        return str(Parent.readline().decode()) + "[INFO] The opened ports can be externally accessed at https://suitable-liked-ibex.ngrok-free.app/ "     
+        return str(Parent.readline().decode()) + "[INFO] The opened ports can be externally accessed at https://suitable-liked-ibex.ngrok-free.app/ (ONLY if the website is running successfully)"     
     t=time.time()
     child = pexpect.spawn("bash")
     output=""
@@ -244,10 +244,8 @@ def run_code(python_packages:str,filename: str, code: str,start_cmd:str,forever_
 @mcp.tool()
 def run_code_files(start_cmd:str,forever_cmd:str) -> dict:
     """Executes a shell command to run code files from /app/code_interpreter.
-
     Runs the given `start_cmd`. The execution behavior depends on `forever_cmd`.
     Any server/website started should use port 1337.
-
     Args:
         start_cmd (str): The shell command to execute the code.
                          (e.g., ``python /app/code_interpreter/app.py``).
@@ -255,15 +253,13 @@ def run_code_files(start_cmd:str,forever_cmd:str) -> dict:
         forever_cmd (str): Execution mode.
                            - ``'true'``: Runs indefinitely (for servers/websites).
                            - ``'false'``: Runs up to 300s, captures output.
-
     Returns:
         dict: A dictionary containing:
               - ``'output'`` (str): Captured stdout (mainly when forever_cmd='false').
               - ``'Files_download_link'`` (Any): Links/identifiers for downloadable files.
-
     Notes:
         - After execution, embed a download link (or display images/gifs/videos directly in markdown format) in your response.
-
+        - When editing and subsequently re-executing the server with the forever_cmd='true' setting, the previous server instance will be automatically terminated, and the updated server will commence operation. This functionality negates the requirement for manual process termination commands such as pkill node.    
     """    
     global files_list
 
@@ -284,19 +280,16 @@ def run_code_files(start_cmd:str,forever_cmd:str) -> dict:
 @mcp.tool()
 def run_shell_command(cmd:str,forever_cmd:str) -> dict:
     """Executes a shell command in a sandboxed Alpine Linux environment.
-
     Runs the provided `cmd` string within a bash shell. Commands are executed
     relative to the `/app/code_interpreter/` working directory by default.
     The execution behavior (indefinite run vs. timeout) is controlled by
     the `forever_cmd` parameter.
-
     Important Environment Notes:
         - The execution environment is **Alpine Linux**. Commands should be
           compatible (e.g., `apk add` instead of `apt-get install`).
         - `sudo` is not available and not required.
         - Standard bash features like `&&`, `||`, pipes (`|`), etc., are supported.
         - When installing python packages , add an argument --break-system-packages to the pip install command.
-
     Args:
         cmd (str): The shell command to execute.
                    Example: ``mkdir test_dir && ls -l``
@@ -307,7 +300,6 @@ def run_shell_command(cmd:str,forever_cmd:str) -> dict:
                            - ``'false'``: Runs the command until completion or
                              a 300-second timeout, whichever comes first.
                              Captures standard output.
-
     Returns:
         dict: A dictionary containing the execution results:
               - ``'output'`` (str): The captured standard output (stdout) and potentially
@@ -354,6 +346,7 @@ def read_excel_file(filename) -> dict:
     """Reads the contents of an excel file.Returns a dict with key :value pair  = cell location:cell content.Always run this command first , when working with excels.The excel file is automatically present  in the /app/code_interpreter directory. """
     global destination_dir
     transfer_files2()
+    transfer_files()
 
     workbook = openpyxl.load_workbook(os.path.join(destination_dir, filename))