[Feature] TH Project Config Editor - #112
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as project edit
participant Workflow as _edit_project
participant Editor as Local editor
participant API as sync_apis
CLI->>Workflow: Pass project ID
Workflow->>API: Fetch project configuration
API-->>Workflow: Return current configuration
Workflow->>Editor: Open configuration
Editor-->>Workflow: Return edited configuration
Workflow->>API: Submit validated configuration
API-->>Workflow: Return success or validation error
Workflow->>Editor: Reopen with error banner when retryable
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new editor workflow can falsely report success when the user declines the unknown-key warning on the final retry, and its full-project save may overwrite concurrent changes made during the editing session; these issues should receive owner attention before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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489-492: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winList indexes in the key paths cause false "new key" warnings.
_collect_dotted_keysincludes the list index in each dotted path. If a user appends an item to an existing list of dicts, every field of the new item becomes a "new" key. Example:dut_config.items[0].nameexists, the user adds a second item, anddut_config.items[1].nameis reported as new and unknown. The field name is not new.The prompt then states that the key "did not exist before", which is incorrect for this case. Users who append list entries see the warning on every edit.
Consider comparing index-normalized paths for the new-key diff, and keeping the indexed path only for display.
♻️ Proposed normalization
+def _normalize_dotted_key(key: str) -> str: + """Drop list indexes so `x[1].name` compares equal to `x[0].name`.""" + return re.sub(r"\[\d+\]", "[]", key)Then compare normalized sets in
_edit_project:- edited_keys = _collect_dotted_keys(edited_config) - new_keys = sorted(edited_keys - original_keys) + original_normalized = {_normalize_dotted_key(k) for k in original_keys} + new_keys = sorted( + key for key in _collect_dotted_keys(edited_config) + if _normalize_dotted_key(key) not in original_normalized + )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 168: Rename the README heading edit-project to match the documented
th-cli project edit command, without changing the command documentation beneath
it.
- Line 171: Update the editor description on the affected README line to state
that $VISUAL takes precedence over $EDITOR, and document the fallback order as
sensible-editor, vim, nano, then vi on non-Windows systems, with notepad on
Windows.
In `@th_cli/commands/project.py`:
- Around line 610-614: The new-key decline branch in the project command must
handle the final retry: when last_attempt is true, raise CLIError and set a
clear explanatory error_banner instead of continuing with an empty banner. In
tests/test_project_commands.py lines 654-683, add coverage where click.confirm
returns False for all three attempts, asserting exit code 1 and that
update_project_api_v1_projects__id__put is not called.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/test_project_commands.py` around lines 654 - 683.
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In `@th_cli/commands/project.py`:
- Around line 489-492: Update _collect_dotted_keys and the new-key comparison in
_edit_project so list indexes are normalized when comparing key sets, treating
fields at different list positions as the same key. Preserve the original
indexed paths for warning/display output.
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handle_api_error()'s validation-error-list formatting joined only each error's msg, dropping which field it came from. Two different missing fields produced an ambiguous "field required; field required" message with no way to tell them apart - a regression versus the old raw-dict repr (ugly, but at least complete). Now renders each entry as "<field path>: <message>" (dropping the "body" root marker FastAPI adds), matching the same loc-joining approach _format_422_detail() in project.py uses (added in the companion PR #112, landed on v2.16-cli-develop after this branch point - not available here to consolidate onto, but the approach is now shared conceptually).
* [Feature] Add pics-export CLI command (#1092)
Add `th-cli test-run-execution pics-export --id <id>` to fetch the PICS
actually used by a test run execution from the backend's new
GET /api/v1/test_run_executions/{id}/pics_export endpoint and save it as
a zip archive (one PICS XML file per cluster), matching the existing
`log --grouped` download pattern.
- openapi.json: add the pics_export path (client-generation source).
- th_cli/api_lib_autogen/api/test_run_executions_api.py: generated-style
async/sync client methods for the new endpoint.
- th_cli/commands/test_run_execution.py: new `pics-export` subcommand.
Companion to certification-tool-backend#1092.
* Update pics-export for backend's 404-on-no-PICS change (#1092)
Backend now returns 404 instead of a zero-entry zip when the execution
used no PICS; that error already surfaces correctly via the existing
UnexpectedResponse handling. Reword the empty-content fallback message
so it's not misread as the "no PICS" case, since that path is now
unreachable in normal operation.
* Pretty-print FastAPI error detail instead of raw dict repr (#1092)
handle_api_error() only decoded bytes content, so JSON error bodies
(parsed to a dict by UnexpectedResponse.for_response) fell through to
str(dict) in the CLI error message, e.g.:
Error: ... (Status: 404) - {'detail': 'No PICS were used ...'}
Add _format_api_error_content() to unwrap FastAPI's {"detail": ...}
shape - a plain string for normal errors, joined into a readable list
for 422 validation errors - so every command using handle_api_error()
(including the new pics-export) now prints:
Error: ... (Status: 404) - No PICS were used by this test run execution
* Address review feedback: catch write OSError, document 404 (#1092)
- pics-export now catches OSError when writing the output file
(unwritable directory, permission denied, etc.) and raises a clean
CLIError instead of letting a raw traceback surface after an
otherwise successful export request.
- openapi.json: add the 404 response for pics_export (Test Run
Execution not found, or no PICS were used), mirroring the
corresponding backend change so the checked-in spec matches what
codegen would produce.
* Preserve field path (loc) in 422 validation error messages (#1092)
handle_api_error()'s validation-error-list formatting joined only each
error's msg, dropping which field it came from. Two different missing
fields produced an ambiguous "field required; field required" message
with no way to tell them apart - a regression versus the old raw-dict
repr (ugly, but at least complete).
Now renders each entry as "<field path>: <message>" (dropping the
"body" root marker FastAPI adds), matching the same loc-joining
approach _format_422_detail() in project.py uses (added in the
companion PR #112, landed on v2.16-cli-develop after this branch point
- not available here to consolidate onto, but the approach is now
shared conceptually).
* Fixes after generate_client script execution
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Fix: project-chip/certification-tool#1094
Description
th-cli project edit --id <ID>, which opens the project's config JSON in the user's $EDITOR/$VISUAL (via click.edit()), validates it on save, and persists it through the existing PUT /api/v1/projects/{id} endpoint — closing the gap where patching a single field required a full export/edit/re-import cycle or the execution-only run-tests --prompt-timeout override.Changes
th_cli/commands/project.py: new edit command and _edit_project() implementation, plus helpers_collect_dotted_keys,_strip_error_banner,_build_json_error_banner/_build_backend_error_banner,_format_422_detail(handles both the string-detail and list-of-errors detail shapes the 422 response can take).tests/test_project_commands.py: 16 new tests covering the happy path, abort paths (no save / no changes), retry exhaustion for both invalid JSON and repeated 422s, the new-key confirmation prompt (accept/decline, top-level and nested), 422 formatting for both body shapes, non-retryable errors (404), and help/argument validation.Test plan
th-cli project edit --id <id>, confirm the editor opens pre-filled with the current config, make a valid change and save, confirm it persists