fix: docker api parallel exec, git config, wrong dir cardinal editor #74
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WalkthroughThe changes encompass various modifications across multiple files, primarily focusing on improving context management, error handling, and simplifying method signatures in Docker-related commands. Key alterations include the removal of configuration parameters from several Docker client methods, enhancing the handling of context cancellation, and updating the import paths for certain functionalities. Additionally, a new Changes
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oh man, this is a very good approach. I didn't think about that. 👍🏻 |
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@smsunarto i think the approach using i will bring back the checkGitConfig func. |
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Oh apparently it just lacks env. we can use :
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Closes: WORLD-1177 ## Overview When user trying to exec `world create` but git configuration `.gitconfig` for username and password is not configured it will be returned error, but the gameshard dir is already created. The issue is because on the last step of `world create` it will exec git commit, and it will need username and email to be configured in `.gitconfig` Solutions Before executing `world create`, world cli will check the git configuration is configured or not. if it's not, world cli will tell the command how to configure the git config. ## Brief Changelog - Create func for checking git configuration - Call the function at the first execution of `world create` command ## Testing and Verifying - Added unit test for checkGitConfig func
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Closes: WORLD-1177 ## Overview When user trying to exec `world create` but git configuration `.gitconfig` for username and password is not configured it will be returned error, but the gameshard dir is already created. The issue is because on the last step of `world create` it will exec git commit, and it will need username and email to be configured in `.gitconfig` Solutions Before executing `world create`, world cli will check the git configuration is configured or not. if it's not, world cli will tell the command how to configure the git config. ## Brief Changelog - Create func for checking git configuration - Call the function at the first execution of `world create` command ## Testing and Verifying - Added unit test for checkGitConfig func
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Closes: WORLD-1177 ## Overview When user trying to exec `world create` but git configuration `.gitconfig` for username and password is not configured it will be returned error, but the gameshard dir is already created. The issue is because on the last step of `world create` it will exec git commit, and it will need username and email to be configured in `.gitconfig` Solutions Before executing `world create`, world cli will check the git configuration is configured or not. if it's not, world cli will tell the command how to configure the git config. ## Brief Changelog - Create func for checking git configuration - Call the function at the first execution of `world create` command ## Testing and Verifying - Added unit test for checkGitConfig func
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cmd/world/cardinal/stop.go (1)
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46-46: Consider using a structured logging approachCurrently, the success message is printed directly to stdout using
fmt.Println. While this works, it might be beneficial to use a more structured logging approach, especially if there's a possibility that the output might need to be parsed programmatically in the future.Consider using a logging library or a consistent output format across the CLI. For example:
cmd.Printf("status: success\nmessage: Cardinal successfully stopped\n")This approach would make it easier to parse the output if needed, while still providing a clear message to the user.
cmd/world/cardinal/purge.go (1)
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32-32: Consider handling potential errors fromdockerClient.Close()While the current implementation defers the closure of the Docker client, it doesn't check for any errors that might occur during the close operation. Consider wrapping the
defer dockerClient.Close()in a function that can handle potential errors, like this:defer func() { if closeErr := dockerClient.Close(); closeErr != nil { // Log the error or update the returned error if it's nil if err == nil { err = closeErr } else { err = fmt.Errorf("multiple errors occurred: %v; %v", err, closeErr) } } }()This ensures that any errors occurring during the closure of the Docker client are properly handled and reported.
common/teacmd/git.go (1)
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1-214: Overall, the changes effectively address the PR objectives.The modifications to the
gitandGitCloneCmdfunctions successfully resolve the issue of setting Git committer information when executing theworld createcommand. By using environment variables and the--authorflag, the solution ensures that commits are made with consistent and specified author details, even when the user's Git configuration is not set up.These changes align well with the PR objectives and the linked issue WORLD-1177. They provide a robust solution that prevents errors related to missing Git configuration and improves the user experience of the World CLI.
To further enhance this implementation, consider:
- Adding configuration options to allow users to customize the committer information if needed.
- Using shared variables for author name and email to improve maintainability.
- Adding clear documentation or user prompts about the default Git configuration used by the CLI.
These enhancements would make the solution more flexible and user-friendly while maintaining its effectiveness in addressing the original issue.
cmd/world/root/create.go (1)
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1-231: Missing implementation of Git configuration check.The PR objectives and linked issue (WORLD-1177) mention adding a check for Git configuration before executing the
world createcommand. However, this implementation is missing from the current changes. Please add thecheckGitConfigfunction and integrate it into the command execution flow, preferably at the beginning of theUpdatemethod or in theInitfunction.Consider adding the following:
- Implement the
checkGitConfigfunction:func checkGitConfig() error { cmd := exec.Command("git", "config", "user.name") if err := cmd.Run(); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("Git user.name is not set. Please run 'git config --global user.name \"Your Name\"'") } cmd = exec.Command("git", "config", "user.email") if err := cmd.Run(); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("Git user.email is not set. Please run 'git config --global user.email \"your.email@example.com\"'") } return nil }
- Call this function at the beginning of the
Updatemethod or in theInitfunction:func (m WorldCreateModel) Init() tea.Cmd { if err := checkGitConfig(); err != nil { return func() tea.Msg { return steps.SignalStepErrorMsg{Err: err} } } // ... rest of the Init function }This implementation will ensure that the Git configuration is checked before proceeding with the
world createcommand, addressing the issue mentioned in the PR objectives.common/editor/editor.go (2)
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1-424: Implementation of Git configuration check is missing.The PR objectives mention adding a check for Git configuration before executing the
world createcommand. However, this implementation is missing from the current changes.Please implement the
checkGitConfigfunction as described in the PR objectives. This function should:
- Check if the Git username and email are configured.
- If not configured, provide instructions to the user on how to set them up.
- Be called at the start of the
world createcommand execution.Additionally, consider adding unit tests for the new
checkGitConfigfunction to ensure its functionality.
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1-424: Summary of review findings and next steps
The renaming of
TargetEditorDirtoEditorDirhas been implemented consistently throughout the file. These changes look good and maintain the existing functionality.The critical feature of checking Git configuration before executing the
world createcommand is missing from this implementation. This needs to be addressed as it's a key objective of the PR.Next steps:
- Implement the
checkGitConfigfunction as described in the PR objectives.- Add unit tests for the new
checkGitConfigfunction.- Integrate the
checkGitConfigfunction into theworld createcommand execution flow.- Update the PR description to reflect these additional changes once implemented.
Please make these changes and request another review when ready.
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tea/style/util.go (2)
1-7: LGTM: Package declaration and imports are appropriate.The package name 'style' is fitting for the functionality provided. The imports are relevant, using the standard
fmtpackage for output and thelipglosslibrary for text styling.
1-19: Overall assessment: Good addition with room for minor improvements.This new file introduces useful utility functions for styled console output. The
ContextPrintandForegroundPrintfunctions provide a clean API for formatting and coloring text output.Key points:
- The package structure and naming are appropriate.
- The functions are well-named and their purposes are clear.
- The use of the
lipglosslibrary for styling is consistent.Suggestions for improvement:
- Make
ContextPrintmore flexible by allowing customization of all colors.- Add basic error handling in
ForegroundPrintfor invalid color inputs.- Consider adding documentation comments for both functions to improve code readability and usage understanding.
These changes will enhance the robustness and usability of the utility functions while maintaining their simplicity.
cmd/world/evm/stop.go (1)
30-30:⚠️ Potential issueUpdate tests to cover the new changes.
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Please update the existing tests or add new ones to cover this change. This might involve:
- Mocking the
dockerClient.Stopmethod to verify it's called with the correct context and services.- Testing error scenarios to ensure proper error handling.
- Verifying that the success message is printed when the operation succeeds.
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func TestStopCmd(t *testing.T) { mockDockerClient := &mocks.DockerClient{} mockDockerClient.On("Stop", mock.Anything, service.EVM, service.CelestiaDevNet).Return(nil) cmd := &cobra.Command{} err := stopCmd.RunE(cmd, nil) assert.NoError(t, err) mockDockerClient.AssertExpectations(t) }To check the current test coverage for this file, you can run:
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41-41: Excellent addition of context to the Stop method!The inclusion of
cmd.Context()as the first argument todockerClient.Stop()is a valuable improvement. This change allows for better management of the operation's lifecycle, including potential cancellation and timeout handling. It aligns with Go best practices for using contexts in long-running operations or those that may need to be cancelled.This modification enhances the robustness and responsiveness of the stop command, particularly in scenarios where the operation might need to be interrupted or when working with timeouts.
cmd/world/cardinal/purge.go (1)
37-37: Excellent addition of context todockerClient.Purge!The inclusion of
cmd.Context()as the first argument todockerClient.Purgeis a valuable improvement. This change enhances the method's ability to handle cancellation and timeouts effectively during the purge operation, aligning with best practices for context usage in Go.cmd/world/cardinal/util_editor.go (2)
13-13: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The change from
teacmdtoeditoris consistent with the refactoring mentioned in the AI summary. This update aligns with the subsequent changes in the function.
20-20: Verify if these changes are related to the PR objectives.The changes in this file (
cmd/world/cardinal/util_editor.go) are not mentioned in the PR objectives, which focus on checking Git configuration before executing theworld createcommand. Can you confirm if these changes are intentional and how they relate to the stated PR objectives?To help verify the relevance of these changes, you can run the following script:
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42-42: Approve the simplification of theRestartmethod call.The removal of the
cfgparameter from thedockerClient.Restartmethod call aligns with the simplification of Docker-related commands mentioned in the AI summary. This change appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort.To ensure the change doesn't introduce any issues, please verify:
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Restartmethod in the Docker client no longer requires thecfgparameter.- The functionality of the restart command remains intact without the
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cmd/world/evm/start.go (1)
84-84: LGTM: Consistent simplification of Start method callThe simplification of the
dockerClient.Startmethod call in thevalidateDevDALayerfunction is consistent with the changes made in thestartCmdfunction. This change aligns well with the updated method signature and improves code consistency.common/docker/client.go (4)
138-147: LGTM on Restart method refactoring.The changes in the
Restartmethod, including the removal of thecfgparameter from the method signature and the use of updatedStopandStartmethod signatures, are consistent with the refactoring done in other methods. This improves overall code consistency and maintainability.
99-127: LGTM on Stop and Purge method refactoring, but consider improving test coverage.The refactoring of the
StopandPurgemethods to use theprocessMultipleContainersmethod and the removal of thecfgparameter from their signatures are good improvements. These changes are consistent with the refactoring done in theStartmethod and improve overall code consistency.However, the static analysis tool indicates that the error handling on lines 110 and 127 is not covered by tests. Consider adding unit tests to cover these error cases. Here's a script to verify the current test coverage:
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77-83: LGTM on image building logic, but consider adding tests.The addition of the image building step when the
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123-126: LGTM! Simplified method call and improved error handling.The changes look good:
- Removal of the
cfgparameter simplifies theStartmethod call.- The updated error handling provides more context, which is beneficial for debugging.
To ensure this change doesn't impact the functionality, please verify that the
Startmethod in theDockerClientno longer requires thecfgparameter and that all necessary configuration is still accessible within the method. Run the following script to check theStartmethod signature:cmd/world/root/create.go (3)
11-11: LGTM: Import change is correct.The addition of the
editorpackage import is consistent with the changes made in theUpdatemethod.
127-127: LGTM: Update method change is correct.The replacement of
teacmd.SetupCardinalEditorwitheditor.SetupCardinalEditoris consistent with the new import and appears to be a proper refactoring of the function's package location.
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1-231: Summary of review findings
- The package refactoring changes (import and
Updatemethod modification) are correct and approved.- The critical feature of checking Git configuration before executing the
world createcommand is missing and needs to be implemented as per the PR objectives and linked issue (WORLD-1177).Please address the missing Git configuration check to fully meet the objectives of this pull request.
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common/docker/client_test.go (5)
87-94: LGTM! Changes are consistent with previous updates.The changes in the TestStop function are consistent with the updates made in TestStart. The Docker client is properly initialized and used for both Start and Stop operations.
110-117: LGTM! Changes maintain consistency across test functions.The changes in the TestRestart function maintain consistency with the updates made in TestStart and TestStop. The Docker client is properly initialized and used for Start and Restart operations.
133-138: LGTM! Changes are consistent and well-implemented.The changes in the TestPurge function are consistent with the updates made in previous test functions. The Docker client is properly initialized and used for Start and Purge operations.
196-203: LGTM! Changes are well-implemented and consistent.The changes in the TestBuild function are well-implemented. The Docker client is properly initialized, and the pullImages and buildImage operations are called with the correct context and service.
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1-246: Overall, the changes improve test structure and Docker client usage.The updates to this file consistently improve the Docker client initialization and usage across all test functions. The changes align well with the PR objectives of enhancing context management and error handling. Here's a summary of the improvements:
- Docker client is now initialized locally in each test function, improving test isolation.
- Context is consistently used in Docker operations, enhancing control over timeouts and cancellation.
- The cleanUp function now accepts a *Client, which is more logical given the changes.
These changes should result in more reliable and maintainable tests. The suggestions provided in the review comments, if implemented, would further enhance the robustness of the test suite.
common/editor/editor.go (2)
80-81: LGTM! Consistent updates to use the newEditorDirconstant.The changes in the
SetupCardinalEditorfunction correctly implement the renaming ofTargetEditorDirtoEditorDir. The logic for checking and removing the existing editor directory remains intact, ensuring the functionality is preserved.Also applies to: 83-83, 89-89
25-25: LGTM! Verify usage across the codebase.The renaming of
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common/docker/client_network.go (1)
16-17: Ensure context cancellation is properly handledThe
cancelfunction returned bycontext.WithCancelmay not be invoked if themultispinnerdoes not call it under all circumstances. This could lead to resource leaks due to lingering contexts. Verify thatcancelis called in all execution paths to properly release resources.
Closes: WORLD-1177 ## Overview When user trying to exec `world create` but git configuration `.gitconfig` for username and password is not configured it will be returned error, but the gameshard dir is already created. The issue is because on the last step of `world create` it will exec git commit, and it will need username and email to be configured in `.gitconfig` Solutions Before executing `world create`, world cli will check the git configuration is configured or not. if it's not, world cli will tell the command how to configure the git config. ## Brief Changelog - Create func for checking git configuration - Call the function at the first execution of `world create` command ## Testing and Verifying - Added unit test for checkGitConfig func
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cmd/world/cardinal/purge.go (2)
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30-32: Consider handling the error from dockerClient.Close()While deferring the closure of the Docker client is good practice, it's worth noting that
Close()can return an error. Consider wrapping this in a named return error to ensure any closure errors are caught and reported.Here's a suggestion for handling the error:
var err error defer func() { if closeErr := dockerClient.Close(); closeErr != nil { err = fmt.Errorf("error closing Docker client: %w", closeErr) } }()
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37-41: Improve error handling and user feedbackThe success message is printed regardless of whether the purge operation succeeded. Consider moving the success message inside the error check to ensure it's only displayed when the operation is successful. Additionally, you might want to provide more detailed feedback to the user during the purge process.
Here's a suggestion for improved error handling and user feedback:
fmt.Println("Starting Cardinal purge...") err = dockerClient.Purge(cmd.Context(), service.Nakama, service.Cardinal, service.NakamaDB, service.Redis) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to purge Cardinal: %w", err) } fmt.Println("Cardinal successfully purged")For even better user experience, consider using a progress indicator or more detailed status updates during the purge process, especially if it's a long-running operation.
cmd/world/root/create.go (2)
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89-180: Consider improving Git configuration handling.While the changes address the Cardinal Editor setup, the current implementation doesn't explicitly handle the Git configuration issues mentioned in the PR objectives (WORLD-1177). Consider adding a step to check and set Git configuration using environment variables as discussed in the PR comments.
Here's a suggestion for improvement:
- Add a new step in the
createStepsslice to check Git configuration.- Implement a function to set
GIT_COMMITTER_NAMEandGIT_COMMITTER_EMAILenvironment variables if not configured.- Update the
Updatemethod to handle this new step, providing informative messages to users about Git configuration.This enhancement would align better with the PR objectives and improve the user experience by preventing Git-related errors during the create process.
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1-236: Summary of review for cmd/world/root/create.goThe changes made to this file partially address the PR objectives:
- The Cardinal Editor setup has been updated, potentially fixing the directory creation issue.
- Import statements have been correctly modified to support the changes.
However, to fully meet the PR objectives:
- Consider implementing the suggested improvements for Git configuration handling to address WORLD-1177.
- Ensure that the Cardinal Editor setup change correctly resolves WORLD-1189.
Overall, the changes are a step in the right direction, but additional modifications could further improve the functionality and user experience of the
world createcommand.cmd/world/cardinal/start.go (1)
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cfg.Timeout = -1sets the timeout to-1, but sincecfgis no longer passed todockerClient.Start, this setting might have no effect. Consider removing this line if it's unnecessary.common/docker/client_container.go (1)
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162-169: Handle the case when the container does not exist appropriatelyIn
stopContainerandremoveContainer, when the container does not exist, the functions returnerr, which may benil. This could lead to unexpected behavior since the functions would returnnileven though the container does not exist. Consider returning an explicit error to indicate that the container was not found.Apply this diff to return an explicit error:
func (c *Client) stopContainer(ctx context.Context, containerName string) error { // Check if the container exists exist, err := c.containerExists(ctx, containerName) + if err != nil { + return err + } if !exist { - return err + return eris.Errorf("Container %s does not exist", containerName) } // Stop the container err = c.client.ContainerStop(ctx, containerName, container.StopOptions{}) if err != nil { return eris.Wrapf(err, "Failed to stop container %s", containerName) } return nil }func (c *Client) removeContainer(ctx context.Context, containerName string) error { // Check if the container exists exist, err := c.containerExists(ctx, containerName) + if err != nil { + return err + } if !exist { - return err + return eris.Errorf("Container %s does not exist", containerName) } // Stop the container err = c.client.ContainerStop(ctx, containerName, container.StopOptions{}) if err != nil { return eris.Wrapf(err, "Failed to stop container %s", containerName) } // Remove the container err = c.client.ContainerRemove(ctx, containerName, container.RemoveOptions{}) if err != nil { return eris.Wrapf(err, "Failed to remove container %s", containerName) } return nil }Also applies to: 176-189
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cmd/world/cardinal/stop.go (2)
42-44: Consider enhancing error handlingWhile the current error handling is functional, it might be helpful to provide more context when returning the error from
dockerClient.Stop(). This could make debugging easier for users.Consider wrapping the error with additional context:
if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to stop Cardinal services: %w", err) }
41-41: Approve: Context addition improves cancellation handlingThe addition of
cmd.Context()as the first argument todockerClient.Stop()is a good practice. It allows for better cancellation and timeout handling, improving the overall design of the operation.To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's verify that this change has been applied uniformly:
If this script returns any results, it might indicate inconsistent usage of the updated
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Context addition is consistent across the codebase
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cmd/world/cardinal/purge.go (1)
37-37: Excellent addition of context to the Purge method!The inclusion of
cmd.Context()as the first argument todockerClient.Purgeis a valuable improvement. This change allows for better handling of cancellation and timeouts during the purge operation, which is crucial for long-running processes. It aligns well with Go best practices for context usage and enhances the overall robustness of the command.cmd/world/cardinal/util_editor.go (1)
20-20: LGTM! Verify function signatures in the new package.The changes to use
editor.SetupCardinalEditorandeditor.EditorDirare consistent with the import changes. The functionality appears to be maintained.To ensure the function signatures are identical in the new package, run the following script:
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42-42: LGTM. Verify configuration handling in Docker client.The simplification of the
dockerClient.Restartmethod call by removing thecfgparameter looks good. This change likely aligns with a broader refactoring effort to standardize Docker client method signatures.To ensure that this change doesn't negatively impact the restart operation, please verify that the necessary configuration is being handled correctly within the Docker client implementation. Run the following script to check for any configuration-related changes in the Docker client:
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cmd/world/evm/start.go (1)
84-84: LGTM: Approve simplification ofdockerClient.StartcallThe simplification of the
dockerClient.Startmethod call is good, aligning with the updated method signature. This change improves code consistency and readability.cmd/world/root/create.go (2)
11-11: LGTM: Import statement added correctly.The new import for the
editorpackage is correctly added and aligns with the changes in theUpdatemethod.
127-127: Verify correct directory creation for Cardinal Editor setup.The change from
teacmd.SetupCardinalEditortoeditor.SetupCardinalEditorlooks good and is consistent with the new import. However, please verify that this change correctly addresses the issue mentioned in WORLD-1189, ensuring that the.editor/directory is created in the project directory rather than the/cardinaldirectory.To confirm the correct directory creation, please run the following script:
common/editor/editor.go (5)
25-25: LGTM: Constant renamed for clarity.The renaming of
TargetEditorDirtoEditorDirimproves code readability while maintaining the same value. This change is consistent and doesn't break existing functionality.
80-89: LGTM: Consistent updates to use new constant name.The changes in the
SetupCardinalEditorfunction correctly implement the use of the renamedEditorDirconstant. The logic remains intact, ensuring consistency throughout the function.As previously suggested, consider enhancing error handling by wrapping errors with additional context using
eris.Wrap. This would provide more informative error messages if issues occur during these operations. For example:-err = copyDir(editorDir, targetEditorDir) +err = eris.Wrap(copyDir(editorDir, targetEditorDir), "failed to copy editor directory") if err != nil { return err }This suggestion applies to lines 103, 111, and 117 as well.
103-103: LGTM: Consistent update to use new directory variable.The change in the
copyDirfunction call correctly uses thetargetEditorDirvariable, maintaining consistency with the earlier updates.As previously suggested, consider enhancing error handling here by wrapping the error with additional context using
eris.Wrap.
111-111: LGTM: Consistent update to use new directory variable.The change in the
replaceProjectIDsfunction call correctly uses thetargetEditorDirvariable, maintaining consistency with the earlier updates.As previously suggested, consider enhancing error handling here by wrapping the error with additional context using
eris.Wrap.
117-117: LGTM: Consistent update to use new directory variable.The change in the
addFileVersionfunction call correctly uses thetargetEditorDirvariable, maintaining consistency with the earlier updates.As previously suggested, consider enhancing error handling here by wrapping the error with additional context using
eris.Wrap.tea/component/multispinner/multispinner.go (1)
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UpdatemethodThe
Updatemethod modifies the receiver's fieldss.spinnerands.allDone. In Go, methods that modify the receiver should have pointer receivers to ensure changes persist. Please change the receiver to a pointer toMultiSpinner.Apply this diff to correct the method receiver:
-func (s MultiSpinner) Update(msg tea.Msg) (tea.Model, tea.Cmd) { +func (s *MultiSpinner) Update(msg tea.Msg) (tea.Model, tea.Cmd) { switch msg := msg.(type) { case tea.KeyMsg: // case ctrl + c if msg.String() == "ctrl+c" { if s.cancel != nil { s.cancel() } return s, tea.Quit } case spinner.TickMsg: // Update the spinner var cmd tea.Cmd s.spinner, cmd = s.spinner.Update(msg) // If all processes are done, quit after the view is updated if s.allDone { return s, tea.Batch(cmd, tea.Quit) } return s, cmd case ProcessState: s.setState(msg.Name, msg) // check if all processes are done allDone := true for _, state := range s.getStates() { if !state.Done { allDone = false break } } if allDone { // Set the flag to indicate all processes are done s.allDone = true // Return a spinner tick to update the view one last time before quitting return s, s.spinner.Tick } } return s, nil }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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cmd/world/cardinal/dev.go (1)
147-148: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Remove duplicate comments
Lines 147 and 148 contain duplicate comments. Please remove one to improve code readability.
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- // Cleaning up connection // Cleanup connectionLikely invalid or redundant comment.
common/editor/editor_test.go (5)
1-1: Package name change enhances clarity and organizationChanging the package name to
editoraligns it with the directory structure and clarifies the purpose of the package, improving code maintainability.
22-22: Initialize clean test environment before executionCalling
assert.NilError(t, cleanUpDir(testDir))ensures that any residual data from previous tests is removed, preventing interference and promoting test isolation.
56-56: Ensure cleanup of test artifacts after test executionAdding
assert.NilError(t, cleanUpDir(testDir))at the end of the test ensures that all generated data is removed, maintaining a clean state for subsequent tests.
124-125: Properly clean up temporary directories to prevent clutterIncluding cleanup for
"tmp"and"tmp2"directories ensures that temporary files and directories are removed after the test, preventing resource leaks and clutter in the filesystem.
343-345: SimplifycleanUpDirfunction with effective error handlingThe
cleanUpDirfunction now succinctly removes the target directory and propagates any errors, enhancing readability and allowing callers to handle errors appropriately.
Closes: WORLD-1177 ## Overview When user trying to exec `world create` but git configuration `.gitconfig` for username and password is not configured it will be returned error, but the gameshard dir is already created. The issue is because on the last step of `world create` it will exec git commit, and it will need username and email to be configured in `.gitconfig` Solutions Before executing `world create`, world cli will check the git configuration is configured or not. if it's not, world cli will tell the command how to configure the git config. ## Brief Changelog - Create func for checking git configuration - Call the function at the first execution of `world create` command ## Testing and Verifying - Added unit test for checkGitConfig func
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cmd/world/cardinal/purge.go (2)
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30-32: Consider handling the error fromdockerClient.Close()While deferring the closure of the Docker client is good practice, the potential error from
Close()is currently being ignored. Consider wrapping this in a named return error to ensure any closure errors are properly handled.Here's a suggested implementation:
var err error defer func() { if closeErr := dockerClient.Close(); closeErr != nil { err = fmt.Errorf("error closing Docker client: %w", closeErr) } }()This ensures that any error from closing the client is captured and returned, while still allowing the function to complete its main task.
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37-42: Improve error handling and user feedbackThe current implementation prints a success message regardless of whether the purge operation succeeded. Consider moving the success message inside the error check to ensure it's only displayed when the operation is truly successful.
Additionally, as purging might be a long-running operation, it would be beneficial to provide some progress feedback to the user.
Here's a suggested improvement:
fmt.Println("Starting Cardinal purge...") err = dockerClient.Purge(cmd.Context(), service.Nakama, service.Cardinal, service.NakamaDB, service.Redis) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to purge Cardinal: %w", err) } fmt.Println("Cardinal successfully purged")This change provides initial feedback, ensures the success message is only printed on successful completion, and wraps the error for more context.
Consider implementing a progress indicator or using a spinner to provide real-time feedback during the purge operation. This could significantly improve the user experience, especially for longer operations.
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127-134: Consider improving error handling for Cardinal Editor setup.While the changes are correct, consider enhancing the error handling for the Cardinal Editor setup. Currently, if an error occurs during the setup, it's treated the same as a Git clone error. You could provide more specific error messages to help users troubleshoot issues related to the Cardinal Editor setup.
Here's a suggestion for improvement:
err := editor.SetupCardinalEditor(".", "cardinal") teaCmd := func() tea.Msg { - return teacmd.GitCloneFinishMsg{Err: err} + return teacmd.CardinalEditorSetupFinishMsg{Err: err} } return m, tea.Sequence( NewLogCmd(style.ChevronIcon.Render()+"Setting up Cardinal Editor"), teaCmd, )Then, handle this new message type in the
Updatemethod to provide more specific error messages for Cardinal Editor setup failures.
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tea/style/util.go (1)
3-7: LGTM: Import section is well-organizedThe import section is correctly structured with standard library and third-party imports separated by a blank line. All imports are necessary for the functions in this file.
cmd/world/evm/stop.go (1)
30-30: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)LGTM! Good practice to include context.
The addition of
cmd.Context()to thedockerClient.Stopmethod is a positive change. It allows for better management of the operation's lifecycle, including cancellation and deadlines.Consider adding a timeout to the context for the
Stopoperation to ensure it doesn't hang indefinitely:ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(cmd.Context(), 30*time.Second) defer cancel() err = dockerClient.Stop(ctx, service.EVM, service.CelestiaDevNet)This addition would make the operation more robust and prevent potential hangs.
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41-41: Excellent addition of context to dockerClient.Stop method!The inclusion of
cmd.Context()as the first argument todockerClient.Stop()is a great improvement. This change allows for better cancellation and timeout handling, aligning with Go best practices for context usage. It enhances the overall design by making the operation more controllable and cancellable if needed.
42-44: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Consider enhancing error handling
While the current error handling is functional, it would be beneficial to provide more context when returning the error from
dockerClient.Stop(). This could make debugging easier for users.Consider wrapping the error with additional context:
if err != nil { - return err + return fmt.Errorf("failed to stop Cardinal services: %w", err) }This change will preserve the original error while adding useful context about the operation that failed.
Likely invalid or redundant comment.
cmd/world/cardinal/purge.go (1)
37-37: Excellent addition of context todockerClient.Purgemethod!The inclusion of
cmd.Context()as the first argument in thedockerClient.Purgemethod call is a positive change. This modification allows for better handling of cancellation and timeouts during the purge operation, which is crucial for long-running processes.This change aligns well with Go best practices for context usage and improves the overall robustness of the command.
cmd/world/cardinal/util_editor.go (2)
13-13: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The change from
teacmdtoeditorpackage is consistent with the modifications described in the PR objectives. This update correctly reflects the refactoring of the package structure.
20-20: LGTM: Function updated to use the neweditorpackage.The changes in the
startCardinalEditorfunction correctly reflect the transition from theteacmdpackage to theeditorpackage. This is consistent with the overall refactoring described in the PR objectives.Also applies to: 25-25
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42-42: LGTM! Verify impact on configuration handling.The simplification of the
dockerClient.Restartmethod call looks good. It improves clarity by explicitly specifying the services to restart and uses the command context for proper cancellation support.To ensure this change doesn't negatively impact the rest of the codebase, please run the following verification:
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cfgparameter indockerClient.Restartis consistent across the codebase and properly handled internally. No issues found with configuration handling.🏁 Scripts executed
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common/teacmd/git.go (3)
35-42: LGTM! Environment variables for Git committer info added.The addition of environment variables for Git committer information successfully addresses the issue mentioned in the PR objectives. This ensures consistent authorship for commits made through the CLI without requiring users to configure their Git settings beforehand.
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1-204: Overall assessment: Changes successfully address PR objectives.The modifications in this file effectively resolve the Git configuration issues mentioned in the PR objectives. The addition of environment variables for Git committer information and the use of the
--authorflag in the commit command ensure consistent authorship for commits made through the CLI without requiring users to configure their Git settings beforehand.These changes align well with the PR objectives and provide a robust solution to the reported issues.
104-104: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)LGTM! Author flag added to commit command.
The update to use the
--authorflag in the commit command is consistent with the changes made in thegitfunction and addresses the issue described in the PR objectives.For consistency with the
gitfunction, consider using the same values for the author name and email:_, err = git("commit", "--author=\"World CLI <no-reply@world.dev>\"", "-m", initMsg)This ensures that the author information is consistent throughout the file.
cmd/world/evm/start.go (3)
53-53: LGTM: SimplifieddockerClient.StartcallThe simplification of the
dockerClient.Startmethod call aligns with the updated method signature, removing thecfgparameter. This change improves code clarity and maintainability.
84-84: LGTM: Consistent simplification ofdockerClient.StartcallThe simplification of the
dockerClient.Startmethod call in thevalidateDevDALayerfunction is consistent with the changes made in thestartCmdfunction. This maintains code consistency and aligns with the updated method signature.
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1-184: Overall assessment: Consistent refactoring with minor concernThe changes in this file demonstrate a consistent effort to update Docker client method calls, aligning with simplified method signatures. This refactoring improves code clarity and maintainability across the file.
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- The
dockerClient.Startmethod calls have been consistently updated to remove thecfgparameter.- The changes are applied uniformly in both the
startCmdandvalidateDevDALayerfunctions.The only concern is the use of
context.Background()in thestartCmdfunction for stopping the DA service, which has been addressed in a previous comment.These changes appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort to streamline Docker client interactions throughout the codebase.
cmd/world/root/create.go (2)
11-11: LGTM: Import statement added correctly.The new import for the
editorpackage is correctly added and aligns with the changes in theUpdatemethod.
127-127: LGTM: Cardinal Editor setup function updated correctly.The change from
teacmd.SetupCardinalEditortoeditor.SetupCardinalEditoris consistent with the new import statement and maintains the same function signature. This change aligns with the PR objectives, particularly addressing the issue WORLD-1189 regarding the correct placement of the.editor/directory.To ensure the change is implemented correctly throughout the codebase, please run the following script:
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1-246: Overall, the changes look good with room for minor improvements.The refactoring to instantiate the Docker client within each test function and the explicit use of contexts improve the code structure and clarity. The changes are consistent throughout the file and align with good testing practices.
To further enhance the code:
- Consider using named contexts with timeouts across all test functions for better traceability and control.
- Improve error handling in goroutines, especially in the TestStartUndetach function.
- Implement a timeout context for cleanup operations to prevent potential test hangs.
These suggestions will make the tests more robust and easier to debug. Great job on the refactoring!
common/editor/editor.go (2)
80-81: LGTM! Consider enhancing error handling.The changes correctly implement the use of
EditorDirin file operations, maintaining consistency with the constant renaming. The functionality remains intact.As suggested in a previous review, consider wrapping the errors returned from these functions with additional context using
eris.Wrap. This would provide more informative error messages if issues occur during these operations. For example:-err = copyDir(editorDir, targetEditorDir) +err = eris.Wrap(copyDir(editorDir, targetEditorDir), "failed to copy editor directory") if err != nil { return err }This suggestion applies to lines 103, 111, and 117 as well.
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25-25: LGTM! Verify usage across the codebase.The renaming of
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common/docker/client_network.go (4)
6-11: Imports are correctly addedThe necessary packages for the multispinner component and styling have been imported appropriately.
16-17: Ensure cancellation of context to prevent resource leaksThe
cancelfunction returned bycontext.WithCancel(ctx)is not called, which could lead to resource leaks. It's good practice to defer the cancellation to ensure that resources are released when the operation is complete.
42-45: RenamenetworkExisttonetworkExistsfor clarityConsider renaming the variable
networkExisttonetworkExiststo improve readability and adhere to standard naming conventions.
83-84: Avoid potential deadlock when reading fromerrChanIf no error is sent to
errChan, reading from it using<-errChancould cause a deadlock because the main goroutine may block indefinitely waiting for a value. Ensure that the goroutine always sends a value toerrChan, even when there is no error.common/docker/client_volume.go (1)
15-96: LGTM!The
processVolumefunction effectively refactors volume management by consolidating creation and removal operations into a single method. The implementation is clean, well-structured, and aligns with Go best practices.cmd/world/cardinal/start.go (1)
123-126: SimplifieddockerClient.Startmethod call withoutcfgparameterThe removal of the
cfgparameter from thedockerClient.Startmethod call simplifies the service startup process. This change appears appropriate, assuming that theDockerClientnow internally manages any necessary configuration for the services.common/docker/client.go (6)
18-23: Missing declaration ofprocessType.The type
processTypeis used in theconstblock but is not declared. This will result in a compilation error.
75-76: Consider using the original context in defer function.In the
deferblock within theStartmethod, you're usingcontext.Background()when callingc.Stop(). To ensure that any cancellations or timeouts from the original context are respected during cleanup, consider using the originalctxinstead.
109-111: Add unit tests for error handling in image building.The error handling code for
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118-118: Add unit tests for error handling when starting containers.The error handling code when starting containers is not covered by unit tests. Please consider adding tests to ensure that any issues during the container starting process are detected and managed appropriately.
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140-140: Add unit tests for error handling when stopping containers.The error handling code when stopping containers lacks unit test coverage. Adding tests will help verify that failures during the container stopping process are correctly handled.
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157-157: Add unit tests for error handling when removing containers.The error handling code when removing containers is not covered by unit tests. Consider adding tests to ensure proper handling of failures during the container removal process.
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135-154: Proper handling of context cancellation while waiting for RedisThe use of a
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251-252: Effective error handling when starting RedisCancelling the context when
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343-345: Simplify error handling incleanUpDirThe
cleanUpDirfunction now succinctly returns the error fromos.RemoveAll, which is a clean and effective approach. This simplification improves readability and aligns with Go best practices.common/docker/client_image.go (7)
26-27: Imports are correctly addedThe added imports for
multispinnerandstylepackages are necessary for the spinner functionality and styling in the terminal UI.
30-108:buildImagesfunction correctly implements concurrent image buildingThe new
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55-58: Proper capture of loop variables in goroutinesCapturing the loop variable
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83-86: Error handling inreadBuildLoginvocationErrors returned by
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227-246: Enhanced error propagation in build log parsing functionsThe updated
parseBuildkitRespandparseNonBuildkitRespfunctions now return errors, improving error detection and reporting during the build process. This enhancement aids in troubleshooting and maintaining robust error handling.
271-300: Correct handling of BuildKit response inparseBuildkitRespThe function successfully extracts and returns the name of the current build vertex, which aids in providing detailed progress updates. Error handling is properly managed to ensure that any decoding issues are addressed.
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Closes: WORLD-1177, WORLD-1189
Overview
When user trying to exec
world createbut git configuration.gitconfigfor username and password is not configured it will be returned error, but the gameshard dir is already created.The issue is because on the last step of
world createit will exec git commit, and it will need username and email to be configured in.gitconfigFix some PR review bug and changes :
world cardinal devcommand if docker container is not runningBrief Changelog
world cardinal devTesting and Verifying
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MultiSpinnercomponent for visual feedback during multiple concurrent processes.editorpackage.Bug Fixes
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