Small Fixes to CLI (CAN-33) - #87
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- Merge cli/README.md's install/command/usage docs into root README.md, correct stale onboarding (new-app command name, workflow vs dashboard port) and add the global_controller.yaml config walkthrough. - Trim cli/README.md to a short pointer at ARCHITECTURE.md. - Un-embed the accidentally nested examples/repo git repo (stale gitlink in the index, no actual .git left on disk) from a prior state -- kept out of scope here, that lives on docs/fleshing-docs-clean. - Assorted small fixes across cli/canyonos/ (constants, deploy, test, theme, init, quit, stop, verify, dashboard_stack, dashboard.compose.yml) and their tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CLI now centralizes deployment execution, derives workflow request metadata, manages dashboard lifecycle, removes build-artifact verification, updates test phases, detects terminal themes, and revises supporting documentation. ChangesCLI deployment and lifecycle
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant canyonos_test
participant run_deploy
participant Global_Controller
participant Workflow_API
canyonos_test->>run_deploy: deploy with quiet mode
run_deploy->>Global_Controller: initialize and sync project
run_deploy->>Workflow_API: verify port and complete deployment
canyonos_test->>Workflow_API: verify runtime and send query
Workflow_API-->>canyonos_test: return workflow result
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Several reachable CLI lifecycle failures can leave resources running or prevent later initialization, while some generated output is invalid. These issues should be resolved before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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In `@cli/canyonos/constants.py`:
- Around line 88-91: Update the function-definition search in
_deploy_call_target() to include ast.AsyncFunctionDef alongside ast.FunctionDef,
so async workflow targets resolve to their function name and
workflow_entrypoint() preserves the controller route behavior.
In `@cli/canyonos/dashboard_stack.py`:
- Line 370: Update _dashboard_compose_command to catch OSError from the _run
compose invocation and return False when docker compose cannot start, preserving
the existing Boolean contract and _cleanup behavior.
In `@cli/canyonos/deploy.py`:
- Around line 225-227: Update the curl command construction around json.dumps in
the deploy command generator to pass the serialized JSON payload through
shlex.quote before embedding it in the -d argument, and add the required shlex
import. Preserve the existing JSON formatting and curl options while ensuring
apostrophes and other shell-special characters parse safely.
In `@cli/canyonos/init.py`:
- Around line 146-147: Update the run_init/run_container launch flow to recover
a stale fixed-name Global Controller container when quit_existing() cannot
identify it via STATE_PATH: apply a CanyonOS ownership label, inspect the
existing named container before launching, and remove it only when that label
identifies it as stale (or reuse it when healthy). Ensure the retry path handles
the name-conflict case without deleting unrelated containers.
In `@cli/canyonos/quit.py`:
- Line 54: Update teardown_dashboard and its caller in quit.py to distinguish a
missing project .env from a failed docker compose down. Keep normal quit
behavior for an absent dashboard, but preserve STATE_PATH and raise only when
Compose teardown actually fails; retries must continue to require the project
.env in the current working directory.
In `@cli/canyonos/stop.py`:
- Line 19: Update run_stop() to inspect the boolean result from
stop_dashboard(), preserving the no-op behavior when no dashboard was started
while distinguishing a failed docker compose stop. Report failure only when an
attempted Compose stop returns nonzero, rather than always printing “Deploy
stopped.”
In `@cli/canyonos/test.py`:
- Around line 174-177: Update run_deploy to accept an optional callback and
invoke it immediately after run_init succeeds, before run_sync begins; pass a
callback from the test that sets run.deploy_started. Leave the flag unset when
validation or run_init fails, and remove reliance on assigning it only after
run_deploy returns.
In `@cli/canyonos/theme.py`:
- Line 24: Update the TTY guard in the theme query flow to require both
sys.stdin.isatty() and sys.stdout.isatty() before writing the terminal query,
returning False when either stream is redirected.
In `@tests/test_canyonos_deploy.py`:
- Around line 18-19: Update the shared test fixture alongside the existing
port_in_use and post_deploy stubs to replace deploy_cmd._start_dashboard with a
no-op stub, keeping all tests in the file from invoking the real dashboard
startup.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Include ast.AsyncFunctionDef when locating the workflow target
When the workflow calls deploy() with an async def target, _deploy_call_target() finds its name, but this search excludes ast.AsyncFunctionDef. workflow_entrypoint() then returns None, and deploy.py prints /main with a query body instead of the controller's /<fn_name> route.
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In `@cli/canyonos/constants.py` around lines 88 - 91, Update the
function-definition search in _deploy_call_target() to include
ast.AsyncFunctionDef alongside ast.FunctionDef, so async workflow targets
resolve to their function name and workflow_entrypoint() preserves the
controller route behavior.
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| manifest_resource = importlib.resources.files("canyonos").joinpath("dashboard.compose.yml") | ||
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| result = _run([*_compose_argv(stack, manifest), *args]) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Return False when docker compose cannot start.
_dashboard_compose_command does not catch OSError from _run. When docker compose stop or down cannot start, stop_dashboard() and teardown_dashboard() propagate the exception to their lifecycle callers. Catch OSError around the compose invocation and return False, matching the Boolean contract and _cleanup behavior.
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In `@cli/canyonos/dashboard_stack.py` at line 370, Update
_dashboard_compose_command to catch OSError from the _run compose invocation and
return False when docker compose cannot start, preserving the existing Boolean
contract and _cleanup behavior.
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| json_lines = json.dumps(body, indent=2).splitlines() | ||
| indented_body = "\n".join(line if i == 0 else f" {line}" for i, line in enumerate(json_lines)) | ||
| return f'curl -X POST {url} \\\n -H "Content-Type: application/json" \\\n -d \'{indented_body}\'' |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
A single quote in a parameter default breaks the printed curl command.
body values come from the workflow source through ast.literal_eval, so a default such as def main(query="what's up") reaches this string. The JSON is embedded inside a single-quoted shell argument, so the apostrophe terminates -d ' and the printed command no longer parses. Quote the payload with shlex.quote.
🐛 Proposed fix using shlex.quote
def _curl_example(url, body):
"""A copy-pasteable `curl -X POST ...` block, indented to sit under the summary's other rows."""
json_lines = json.dumps(body, indent=2).splitlines()
indented_body = "\n".join(line if i == 0 else f" {line}" for i, line in enumerate(json_lines))
- return f'curl -X POST {url} \\\n -H "Content-Type: application/json" \\\n -d \'{indented_body}\''
+ return (
+ f'curl -X POST {url} \\\n -H "Content-Type: application/json" \\\n'
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In `@cli/canyonos/deploy.py` around lines 225 - 227, Update the curl command
construction around json.dumps in the deploy command generator to pass the
serialized JSON payload through shlex.quote before embedding it in the -d
argument, and add the required shlex import. Preserve the existing JSON
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Recover stale named Global Controller containers before launch.
run_container() uses the fixed name canyonos-global-controller, while quit_existing() cleans up only when STATE_PATH exists. If docker run succeeds before save_state() completes, the next run_init() can fail because the name is already in use. The retry loop does not handle this error. Add a CanyonOS ownership label and remove a stale container with that label before launch, or reuse it when it is healthy.
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In `@cli/canyonos/init.py` around lines 146 - 147, Update the
run_init/run_container launch flow to recover a stale fixed-name Global
Controller container when quit_existing() cannot identify it via STATE_PATH:
apply a CanyonOS ownership label, inspect the existing named container before
launching, and remove it only when that label identifies it as stale (or reuse
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| # volume doesn't turn teardown into an error. | ||
| subprocess.run(["docker", "volume", "rm", GC_WORKSPACE_VOLUME], check=False, capture_output=True) | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Distinguish an absent dashboard from a failed teardown. teardown_dashboard() returns False both when the project .env is absent and when docker compose down fails. Raising and preserving STATE_PATH for every False would break normal quit flows without a dashboard. Make the helper distinguish these cases, then preserve STATE_PATH and raise only for an actual Compose failure. STATE_PATH stores only controller state; retries still require the project .env in the current working directory.
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In `@cli/canyonos/quit.py` at line 54, Update teardown_dashboard and its caller in
quit.py to distinguish a missing project .env from a failed docker compose down.
Keep normal quit behavior for an absent dashboard, but preserve STATE_PATH and
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Distinguish an absent dashboard from a failed dashboard stop.
stop_dashboard() returns False both when no dashboard was started and when docker compose stop fails. run_stop() ignores this result and prints "Deploy stopped." even when the dashboard stack can remain running. Preserve the no-op case, but expose a distinct failure result and report failure only when an attempted Compose stop returns nonzero.
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In `@cli/canyonos/stop.py` at line 19, Update run_stop() to inspect the boolean
result from stop_dashboard(), preserving the no-op behavior when no dashboard
was started while distinguishing a failed docker compose stop. Report failure
only when an attempted Compose stop returns nonzero, rather than always printing
“Deploy stopped.”
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| # quiet=True: skip `canyonos deploy`'s own log-tail/summary UI, we do our | ||
| # own HTTP readiness check below instead. serve=True still brings the | ||
| # dashboard's LLM proxy up, quietly, for code that calls it directly. | ||
| state = run_deploy(config_path, serve=True, quiet=True, extra_env=extra_env, banner=False) |
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Mark run.deploy_started after run_init, before run_sync.
Only config_path validation occurs before run_init; a sync failure occurs after run_init has created and recorded the new Global Controller. Port checks and post_deploy also run after that point, but the assignment after run_deploy is unreachable when any of them fails. Add an optional callback to run_deploy, invoke it immediately after run_init returns and before run_sync, and set run.deploy_started from that callback. Keep the flag unset for failures before run_init.
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In `@cli/canyonos/test.py` around lines 174 - 177, Update run_deploy to accept an
optional callback and invoke it immediately after run_init succeeds, before
run_sync begins; pass a callback from the test that sets run.deploy_started.
Leave the flag unset when validation or run_init fails, and remove reliance on
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Check sys.stdout before writing the terminal query.
Line 24 permits redirected stdout when stdin is a TTY. Line 30 then writes the OSC query into the redirected output. This can corrupt piped or JSON command output. Return False unless both sys.stdin and sys.stdout are TTYs.
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| monkeypatch.setattr(deploy_cmd, "port_in_use", lambda _port: False) | ||
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Stub _start_dashboard in the fixture; the quiet tests start the real dashboard.
run_deploy defaults to serve=True. In quiet mode it calls _start_dashboard() before returning (cli/canyonos/deploy.py lines 179-181). The fixture does not stub _start_dashboard, so test_quiet_returns_state_without_streaming (line 65) and test_extra_env_and_banner_are_forwarded_to_run_init (line 88) invoke serve_dashboard() for real. _start_dashboard swallows every exception, so these tests still pass, but they attempt Docker work during the unit run: slow on a machine without Docker, and they can start real containers on a machine with it.
Add the stub to the fixture so every test in this file stays hermetic.
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| monkeypatch.setattr(deploy_cmd, "port_in_use", lambda _port: False) | |
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- Merge cli/README.md's install/command/usage docs into root README.md, correct stale onboarding (new-app command name, workflow vs dashboard port) and add the global_controller.yaml config walkthrough. - Trim cli/README.md to a short pointer at ARCHITECTURE.md. - Un-embed the accidentally nested examples/repo git repo (stale gitlink in the index, no actual .git left on disk) from a prior state -- kept out of scope here, that lives on docs/fleshing-docs-clean. - Assorted small fixes across cli/canyonos/ (constants, deploy, test, theme, init, quit, stop, verify, dashboard_stack, dashboard.compose.yml) and their tests. Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nning CI's Ruff Lint step ran `uvx ruff check .` unpinned, so every ruff release silently changed which rules were on. That's what broke PR #87 and this PR: ruff 0.16.7's broader default (SIM/BLE/PLW/UP/I001/...) found 233 findings across the repo, none related to any actual PR's diff, and the lint step has always run before "Run tests" -- so it's blocked pytest from ever executing in CI, on top of it never being wired in until this PR (80d0a37). - pyproject.toml: add `[tool.ruff.lint]` selecting ruff's own documented baseline (E4, E7, E9, F) instead of inheriting whatever a given release defaults to, with E402 ignored (this repo's sys.path-then-import pattern is deliberate, not a mistake). - .github/workflows/ci.yml: pin `uvx ruff@0.16.7` for both lint and format invocations so a future ruff release can't repeat this. - Fixed the 8 real findings left under that narrower selection: prepare.py's 4 SIM114s (merge same-action if/elif branches -- the actual finding that first surfaced this), an E731 lambda, two genuinely unused bindings (F841 in local_controller_frontend.py and cli/gc.py) and one unused import (F401 in test_deploy.py), plus a no-op try/except around a bare re-raise in cli/gc.py. - local_controller_frontend.py's F821 (`error_message` referenced but never assigned in WriteResult) is `# noqa`'d rather than fixed: it's an existing, already-documented gap (OTLP_Exporter/DESIGN.md's "Known gaps"), not something to silently paper over here. Format Check and Ty: Type Check are commented out of ci.yml for now, each with its own reason in the comment: Format Check fails on ~80 files that predate any `ruff format` run regardless of ruff version (not version drift), and Ty Check surfaces 18 pre-existing diagnostics (stale allowed-unresolved-imports entries plus real Optional-narrowing gaps). Neither is introduced by this change; both were equally masked by the lint step always failing first, and both are sized like their own follow-up rather than something to fold in here.
…nning CI's Ruff Lint step ran `uvx ruff check .` unpinned, so every ruff release silently changed which rules were on. That's what broke PR #87 and this PR: ruff 0.16.7's broader default (SIM/BLE/PLW/UP/I001/...) found 233 findings across the repo, none related to any actual PR's diff, and the lint step has always run before "Run tests" -- so it's blocked pytest from ever executing in CI, on top of it never being wired in until this PR (80d0a37). - pyproject.toml: add `[tool.ruff.lint]` selecting ruff's own documented baseline (E4, E7, E9, F) instead of inheriting whatever a given release defaults to, with E402 ignored (this repo's sys.path-then-import pattern is deliberate, not a mistake). - .github/workflows/ci.yml: pin `uvx ruff@0.16.7` for both lint and format invocations so a future ruff release can't repeat this. - Fixed the 8 real findings left under that narrower selection: prepare.py's 4 SIM114s (merge same-action if/elif branches -- the actual finding that first surfaced this), an E731 lambda, two genuinely unused bindings (F841 in local_controller_frontend.py and cli/gc.py) and one unused import (F401 in test_deploy.py), plus a no-op try/except around a bare re-raise in cli/gc.py. - local_controller_frontend.py's F821 (`error_message` referenced but never assigned in WriteResult) is `# noqa`'d rather than fixed: it's an existing, already-documented gap (OTLP_Exporter/DESIGN.md's "Known gaps"), not something to silently paper over here. Format Check and Ty: Type Check are commented out of ci.yml for now, each with its own reason in the comment: Format Check fails on ~80 files that predate any `ruff format` run regardless of ruff version (not version drift), and Ty Check surfaces 18 pre-existing diagnostics (stale allowed-unresolved-imports entries plus real Optional-narrowing gaps). Neither is introduced by this change; both were equally masked by the lint step always failing first, and both are sized like their own follow-up rather than something to fold in here.
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Small fixes to CLI, nothing outside of that
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New Features
canyonos testnow displays a compact input/output summary after successful runs.canyonos stopandcanyonos quit.Bug Fixes
Documentation