fix: align workflow plans with apply - #170
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| // gatewayWasInspected preserves the pure builder's convenient hand-built | ||
| // CurrentState test fixtures while keeping the zero value meaningful: a zero | ||
| // state is a desired-only plan, not an empty gateway snapshot. | ||
| func gatewayWasInspected(current CurrentState) bool { |
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The Inspected field on CurrentState was introduced to be the authoritative signal for whether the gateway was queried. This function could be simplified to return current.Inspected. The other conditions appear to be redundant because ReadCurrentState is the only production codepath that sets them, and it also sets Inspected to true. Relying on the single authoritative field would make this logic more robust against future changes.
| // gatewayWasInspected preserves the pure builder's convenient hand-built | ||
| // CurrentState test fixtures while keeping the zero value meaningful: a zero | ||
| // state is a desired-only plan, not an empty gateway snapshot. | ||
| func gatewayWasInspected(current CurrentState) bool { |
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The Inspected field on CurrentState was introduced to be the authoritative signal for whether the gateway was queried. This function could be simplified to return current.Inspected. The other conditions appear to be redundant because ReadCurrentState is the only production codepath that sets them, and it also sets Inspected to true. Relying on the single authoritative field would make this logic more robust against future changes.
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internal/config/parse_test.go (1)
242-251: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd malformed trailing YAML coverage.
TestTrailingYAMLDocumentRejectedcovers only a valid second document. Add a case where---is followed by malformed YAML to exercise thedec.Decode(&extra)error path ininternal/config/parse.go.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/plan/plan.go`:
- Line 131: Update the providersKnown calculation in CurrentState to rely on
ProvidersKnown or non-nil Providers only; remove current.Reachable so gateway
reachability cannot mark unreadable provider state as known. Set ProvidersKnown:
true in hand-built fixtures that represent complete provider lists.
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In `@internal/config/parse_test.go`:
- Around line 242-251: Add malformed trailing-document coverage to
TestTrailingYAMLDocumentRejected by changing or adding a subcase where the YAML
after the document separator is syntactically invalid, then assert Parse returns
an error so the dec.Decode(&extra) failure path in Parse is exercised.
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| // gatewayWasInspected preserves the pure builder's convenient hand-built | ||
| // CurrentState test fixtures while keeping the zero value meaningful: a zero | ||
| // state is a desired-only plan, not an empty gateway snapshot. | ||
| func gatewayWasInspected(current CurrentState) bool { |
There was a problem hiding this comment.
The Inspected field on CurrentState was introduced to be the authoritative signal for whether the gateway was queried. This function could be simplified to return current.Inspected. The other conditions appear to be redundant because ReadCurrentState is the only production codepath that sets them, and it also sets Inspected to true. Relying on the single authoritative field would make this logic more robust against future changes.
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| // gatewayWasInspected preserves the pure builder's convenient hand-built | ||
| // CurrentState test fixtures while keeping the zero value meaningful: a zero | ||
| // state is a desired-only plan, not an empty gateway snapshot. |
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The new Inspected field in CurrentState is a great addition for clarifying state. This function could likely be simplified to just return current.Inspected. The ReadCurrentState function now guarantees Inspected: true is set on any state returned from a gateway interaction, and other call sites (like tests) could be updated to set this flag directly to represent a mock inspection. This would make the state more explicit and this check less complex.
| if output=$(timeout 30s openshell sandbox delete --gateway "$gateway" --workspace "$workspace" ai-review 2>&1); then | ||
| return 0 | ||
| fi | ||
| # A workflow with keep:false lets Harness delete the sandbox before this |
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Relying on a substring match of an error message (*"sandbox not found"*) is fragile and may break if the openshell CLI changes its error formatting in the future. A more robust approach would be to have the CLI provide a distinct exit code for "not found" errors that the script could check for.
| if output=$(timeout 30s openshell sandbox delete --gateway "$gateway" --workspace "$workspace" ai-review 2>&1); then | ||
| return 0 | ||
| fi | ||
| # A workflow with keep:false lets Harness delete the sandbox before this |
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Relying on a substring match of an error message (*"sandbox not found"*) is fragile and may break if the openshell CLI changes its error formatting in the future. A more robust approach would be to have the CLI provide a distinct exit code for "not found" errors that the script could check for.
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| // gatewayWasInspected preserves the pure builder's convenient hand-built | ||
| // CurrentState test fixtures while keeping the zero value meaningful: a zero | ||
| // state is a desired-only plan, not an empty gateway snapshot. |
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The new Inspected field in CurrentState is a great addition for clarifying state. This function could likely be simplified to just return current.Inspected. The ReadCurrentState function now guarantees Inspected: true is set on any state returned from a gateway interaction, and other call sites (like tests) could be updated to set this flag directly to represent a mock inspection. This would make the state more explicit and this check less complex.
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| // gatewayWasInspected preserves the pure builder's convenient hand-built | ||
| // CurrentState test fixtures while keeping the zero value meaningful: a zero | ||
| // state is a desired-only plan, not an empty gateway snapshot. |
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The new Inspected field in CurrentState is a great addition for clarifying state. This function could likely be simplified to just return current.Inspected. The ReadCurrentState function now guarantees Inspected: true is set on any state returned from a gateway interaction, and other call sites (like tests) could be updated to set this flag directly to represent a mock inspection. This would make the state more explicit and this check less complex.
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Addressed in 78bb090. Inspected is now the single source of truth, and hand-built test states set Inspected/ProvidersKnown explicitly; the heuristic helper was removed.
| if output=$(timeout 30s openshell sandbox delete --gateway "$gateway" --workspace "$workspace" ai-review 2>&1); then | ||
| return 0 | ||
| fi | ||
| # A workflow with keep:false lets Harness delete the sandbox before this |
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Relying on a substring match of an error message (*"sandbox not found"*) is fragile and may break if the openshell CLI changes its error formatting in the future. A more robust approach would be to have the CLI provide a distinct exit code for "not found" errors that the script could check for.
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Kept as a narrowly scoped compatibility fallback. The current OpenShell CLI does not expose a stable not-found exit code for sandbox deletion, while keep:false causes the workflow runner to delete the sandbox before wrapper cleanup. The wrapper matches the current gateway error only for this idempotent cleanup case and propagates all other failures. Once OpenShell provides a stable not-found status, we will switch to it.
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Summary
This is the focused follow-up for item 1 from the post-#169 contract audit.
workflow planandworkflow apply --dry-runnow inspect the same active/default OpenShell target as execution.The offline plan fallback remains read-only and does not claim absent providers. This PR does not change provider management, inference ownership, or add persistent Harness state.
Validation
CGO_ENABLED=0 go test ./...(all packages pass)Gateway/Kind/HyperShell integrations were not run locally because they require external infrastructure/network access.
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