Improve error stack trace. Add --stack flag to atmos describe affected command. Improve atmos.Component template function
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📝 Walkthrough📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes in this pull request primarily focus on updating error handling across various commands and functions in the codebase. The modifications involve passing an instance of Changes
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pkg/validate/validate_stacks_test.go (1)
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1-24: Overall assessment: Changes improve error logging, with room for further enhancement.The modifications in this file consistently improve error logging by including
schema.CliConfiguration{}in theLogErrorcalls. This aligns with the PR objectives to enhance error reporting.To further improve these changes:
- Consider creating a helper function that generates a meaningful
CliConfigurationfor these test cases.- Alternatively, if using an empty
CliConfigurationis intentional, add a comment explaining why this is sufficient for these tests.This would enhance the tests' clarity and potentially provide more valuable information during error logging.
cmd/pro_unlock.go (1)
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1-34: Consider reviewing error handling consistency across commands.While the changes in this file are appropriate and align with the PR objectives, it might be beneficial to ensure consistent error handling across all command implementations in the codebase.
Consider conducting a broader review of error handling in other command files to ensure they all follow this new pattern of passing
schema.CliConfiguration{}toLogErrorAndExit. This would maintain consistency and fully leverage the enhanced error reporting capabilities.internal/exec/file_utils.go (1)
Addressed Inconsistency in Error Logging
The verification confirms that there is an inconsistency in how errors are logged across different functions:
removeTempDirininternal/exec/file_utils.gouses thecliConfigparameter:u.LogWarning(cliConfig, err.Error())
closeFilein the same file uses an emptyschema.CliConfiguration{}:u.LogError(schema.CliConfiguration{}, fmt.Errorf("error closing the file '%s': %v", fileName, err))To ensure uniformity and improve maintainability, it's recommended to standardize the error logging approach across all functions in the codebase.
Next Steps:
- Option 1: Update all
LogWarningandLogErrorcalls to consistently useschema.CliConfiguration{}if thecliConfigis not necessary.- Option 2: Modify all relevant functions to pass the actual
cliConfigif it provides meaningful context for error logging.🔗 Analysis chain
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11-16: Address inconsistency in error logging across functionsThere's an inconsistency in how errors are logged between the
closeFileandremoveTempDirfunctions:
closeFilenow uses an emptyschema.CliConfiguration{}.removeTempDirstill uses thecliConfigparameter.To maintain consistency and improve code maintainability, consider aligning the error logging approach across all functions in this file. Either:
- Update
removeTempDirto use an emptyschema.CliConfiguration{}likecloseFile, or- Revert
closeFileto use thecliConfigparameter and pass it from the calling function.The chosen approach should be consistent with the broader error handling strategy in the project.
Here's a suggested change for option 1:
func removeTempDir(cliConfig schema.CliConfiguration, path string) { err := os.RemoveAll(path) if err != nil { - u.LogWarning(cliConfig, err.Error()) + u.LogWarning(schema.CliConfiguration{}, err.Error()) } }To check the usage of
LogWarningacross the codebase, run:This will help determine which approach is more consistent with the rest of the codebase.
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cmd/pro_lock.go (1)
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29-32: Existing--stackflag aligns with PR objectives.While the PR objectives mention adding a new
--stackflag to theatmos describe affectedcommand, it's worth noting that thepro lockcommand already includes a--stackflag. This existing implementation aligns well with the overall direction of the PR.Consider updating the PR description or documentation to clarify that the
--stackflag is being added to thedescribe affectedcommand specifically, to avoid any confusion with existing flags in other commands.cmd/terraform.go (1)
No existing tests found for the
terraformcommand.It's recommended to add unit tests that trigger errors in the
ExecuteTerraformCmdfunction and verify thatLogErrorAndExitis called with the correct arguments to ensure robust error handling.🔗 Analysis chain
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8-34: Overall impact: Improved error handling with minimal changes.The changes in this file align with the PR objective of enhancing error reporting. The core functionality of
terraformCmdremains intact, with the only modification being to the error handling mechanism.To ensure the error handling works as expected:
- Consider adding a unit test that triggers an error in the
ExecuteTerraformCmdfunction and verifies thatLogErrorAndExitis called with the correct arguments.- Manually test the
terraformcommand with invalid inputs to confirm improved error messages.Let's check if there are existing tests for this command:
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cmd/describe_workflows.go (1)
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1-38: Overall, these changes enhance error handling capabilities.The modifications in this file align well with the PR objectives. They improve error handling by allowing for more context to be passed to the error logging function. This sets the groundwork for potentially more detailed and helpful error messages in the future.
The changes are minimal and don't introduce any breaking changes to the existing functionality. They maintain backwards compatibility while enhancing the system's capabilities.
As the codebase evolves, consider standardizing this error handling approach across all commands. This will ensure consistent error reporting throughout the application and make it easier to add global error handling features in the future.
cmd/helmfile_generate_varfile.go (1)
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1-39: Overall assessment: Changes improve error handling and align with PR objectives.The modifications in this file consistently enhance error reporting by providing more context through the use of
schema.CliConfiguration{}. These changes align well with the PR objectives and should improve debugging and error analysis capabilities.Consider documenting the new error handling approach in the project's contribution guidelines or developer documentation to ensure consistent implementation across the codebase as it evolves.
cmd/terraform_generate_varfile.go (1)
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1-39: Summary: Improved error handling with minor enhancement suggestion.The changes in this file successfully implement enhanced error handling as per the PR objectives. The new import and consistent use of
schema.CliConfiguration{}in error logging improve the overall structure and maintainability of the code.To further improve the effectiveness of these changes, consider populating the
CliConfigurationwith relevant information when callingu.LogErrorAndExit. This would provide more context in error logs, potentially aiding in debugging and error resolution.Overall, these changes are a positive step towards better error reporting in the Atmos CLI tool.
cmd/describe_component.go (1)
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1-41: Overall assessment: Changes improve error handling consistencyThe modifications in this file successfully enhance error reporting by consistently updating the error logging calls. These changes align well with the PR objectives.
To further improve error handling:
- Consider populating the
schema.CliConfiguration{}struct with relevant information before passing it toLogErrorAndExit.- Evaluate if there's any command-specific context that could be included in the error logging to aid in debugging or user understanding.
These enhancements would provide more detailed and context-rich error messages, potentially improving the debugging process and user experience.
pkg/describe/describe_affected_test.go (1)
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1-82: Consider adding test cases for the new--stackflag functionality.While the changes to both test functions are consistent and align with the PR objectives, it might be beneficial to add new test cases that explicitly test the functionality of the new
--stackflag. This would ensure that the new feature is working as expected and provide better test coverage for the changes introduced in this PR.Would you like assistance in drafting additional test cases for the
--stackflag functionality?cmd/describe_stacks.go (1)
Missing
--stackflag implementation inatmos describe affectedcommand.The
--stackflag is not implemented in theatmos describe affectedcommand withincmd/describe_stacks.go. Please ensure that the flag is correctly added to this command.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-54: Verify implementation of--stackflag foratmos describe affectedcommand.The PR objectives mention adding a
--stackflag to theatmos describe affectedcommand, but this change is not visible in the current file.Let's verify if this flag has been implemented in the correct file:
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cmd/validate_component.go (1)
Missing
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1-51: Overall changes improve error handling, but--stackflag is missing.The modifications in this file successfully enhance error reporting by providing more context to the
LogErrorAndExitfunction. These changes align with the PR objectives and should improve error diagnostics without altering the core functionality of the command.However, the PR objectives mention a new
--stackflag for theatmos describe affectedcommand, which is not implemented in this file. Let's verify if this flag is implemented elsewhere:If the search doesn't yield results, we may need to implement this flag or update the PR objectives.
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cmd/terraform_generate_varfiles.go (1)
Missing Implementation for
--stackFlagThe review confirms that the
--stackflag is not implemented in the codebase. Therefore, one of the PR objectives has not been addressed.
- Ensure implementation of the
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1-64: Summary: Error handling improvements implemented, other PR objectives not addressed in this fileThe changes in this file successfully implement part of the PR objective to enhance error reporting. The modifications consistently improve error handling by including
schema.CliConfiguration{}in error logging calls.However, this file does not contain changes related to:
- The new
--stackflag for theatmos describe affectedcommand.- Improvements to the
atmos.Componenttemplate function.These objectives are likely addressed in other files not included in this review. To ensure all PR objectives are met, please verify that these changes are implemented elsewhere in the codebase.
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cmd/aws_eks_update_kubeconfig.go (1)
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1-58: Overall assessment: Changes align with PR objectives and are consistent.The modifications in this file are focused on enhancing error handling, which aligns well with the PR's objectives. The changes are minimal and do not alter the command's functionality. They appear to be part of a consistent effort to improve error reporting across the codebase.
To further improve the error handling architecture:
- Consider creating a helper function to construct the
schema.CliConfigurationwith relevant command information.- Ensure that this pattern of error handling is applied consistently across all commands in the application.
website/docs/integrations/atlantis.mdx (3)
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40-326: Great expansion of the Configuration section!The reorganization and detailed explanation of the two configuration methods (in
atmos.yamland stack config files) significantly improve the document's clarity. The examples provided for each method are particularly helpful for users.Consider adding a brief comparison table or summary at the end of this section to help users quickly understand the pros and cons of each configuration method.
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328-426: Excellent addition of the Atlantis Workflows section!This new section provides crucial information about defining Atlantis workflows, which was not present in the previous version. The examples for both Server Side Config and Repo Level Config are clear and helpful. The explanation of how these methods interact with Atmos configurations is particularly valuable.
Consider adding a brief note about best practices or common pitfalls when choosing between Server Side and Repo Level workflows. This could help users make more informed decisions about their workflow configuration.
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428-506: Great addition of the Dynamic Repo Config Generation section!This new section provides valuable information about dynamically generating the
atlantis.yamlfile, which is crucial for larger projects or those with frequently changing configurations. The explanation of the--affected-onlyflag and how it works with different command-line options is particularly helpful.Consider adding a brief example of a use case where dynamic repo config generation would be particularly beneficial. This could help readers better understand when to apply this feature in their workflows.
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216-219: New--uploadflag description added.The description of the
--uploadflag is comprehensive and explains the feature well. It includes information about the HTTP POST request, environment variables, and the purpose of this functionality.Consider adding a brief note about security considerations when using this feature, such as ensuring the endpoint is secure and the token is properly protected.
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180-219: Consider reorganizing the flags list for improved readability.While the new flags are well-documented, consider reorganizing the entire flags list either alphabetically or by grouping related flags together. This could improve readability and make it easier for users to find specific flags quickly.
For example, you could group flags related to output (
--file,--format) together, and flags related to dependencies and settings (--include-dependents,--include-settings) together.
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216-219: Consider creating a dedicated section for the upload functionality.The
--uploadflag introduces significant new functionality that may benefit from a more detailed explanation. Consider creating a new section in the document specifically for this feature. This section could include:
- An overview of the upload functionality
- Detailed explanation of the HTTP POST request
- Description of the required environment variables
- Security considerations
- Example usage scenarios
This would provide users with a comprehensive understanding of this new feature while keeping the flags list concise.
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main.go (1)
5-5: LGTM: New import added for schema packageThe addition of the schema package import is necessary for the updated error handling logic. This change aligns with the PR objective of improving error reporting.
pkg/validate/validate_stacks_test.go (2)
4-4: LGTM: Import statement added correctly.The addition of the
schemapackage import is necessary and consistent with the changes made in the test functions.
22-22: Approved: Consistent with previous change.This modification is consistent with the change made in the
TestValidateStacksCommandfunction. It aligns with the PR objectives to enhance error reporting.The same suggestion from the previous comment applies here regarding the use of an empty
CliConfigurationstruct.cmd/describe_config.go (1)
7-7: LGTM: Import addition is appropriate.The addition of the
schemapackage import is consistent with its usage in the updated error handling. This follows the best practice of only importing packages that are actually used in the file.cmd/pro_unlock.go (1)
7-7: LGTM: New import added correctly.The new import for the
schemapackage is necessary for the updated error handling and follows Go's import conventions.cmd/docs.go (2)
10-10: LGTM: New import added correctly.The new import for the
schemapackage is correctly added and is necessary for the changes in error handling.
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1-50: Overall: Changes align with PR objectives and maintain command functionality.The modifications to this file are minimal and focused on enhancing error handling, which aligns well with the PR objectives. The core functionality of the
docscommand remains unchanged, ensuring that existing behavior is preserved.The changes are consistent with modifications in other parts of the codebase, as mentioned in the AI summary. They contribute to a more standardized approach to error handling across the application.
cmd/completion.go (2)
4-4: LGTM: Import statement added correctly.The addition of the
schemapackage import is consistent with its usage in the modified error handling. This change is necessary and correctly implemented.
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1-42: Summary: Changes improve error handling consistency.The modifications in this file are minimal and focused, aligning well with the PR objectives. They improve consistency in error handling across the application by using the
schema.CliConfigurationin theLogErrorAndExitfunction.The changes don't introduce any new functionality to the
completioncommand itself, maintaining its current behavior while enhancing the error reporting mechanism.cmd/validate_stacks.go (2)
8-8: LGTM: Import addition is correct and necessary.The new import for
github.com/cloudposse/atmos/pkg/schemais correctly added and is required for the usage ofschema.CliConfiguration{}in the error handling modification.
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1-41: Overall assessment: Changes align with PR objectives and improve error handling.The modifications in this file successfully contribute to enhancing error reporting as outlined in the PR objectives. The code remains clean, consistent, and follows the existing style. The addition of
schema.CliConfiguration{}to the error logging function provides a foundation for more detailed error reporting, which can be further improved by passing a non-empty configuration when available.cmd/version.go (2)
11-11: LGTM: New import added correctlyThe new import for the
schemapackage is correctly placed and necessary for the updated error handling logic.
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1-46: Overall, changes align with PR objectivesThe modifications in this file contribute to the PR's goal of enhancing error handling. The new import and updated error logging call are correctly implemented. However, the purpose of passing an empty
schema.CliConfiguration{}object in the error logging call could benefit from further explanation.The core functionality of the
versioncommand remains unchanged, which is good for maintaining consistency in the CLI's behavior.cmd/pro_lock.go (2)
4-7: Import statements look good.The changes to the import statements are appropriate. The cleanup of the cobra import and the addition of the schema package import align with the modifications in the code.
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1-35: Overall, the changes improve error handling and align with PR objectives.The modifications to this file enhance error reporting by providing more context to the
LogErrorAndExitfunction. This aligns well with the PR's objective of improving error stack traces. The existing--stackflag in this command also complements the PR's goal of introducing stack-based filtering in other parts of the application.The changes are generally good, with suggestions for further improvements in error context and documentation clarity. These modifications contribute to a more robust and user-friendly CLI tool.
cmd/terraform_generate_backend.go (3)
7-7: LGTM: Import addition is correct and necessary.The new import for the
schemapackage is correctly added and is required for the subsequent changes in error handling.
34-34: Approved, with reference to previous suggestion.This change is consistent with the modification in the
Runfunction and aligns with the PR objectives.As mentioned in the previous comment, consider passing the actual CLI configuration if available, or add a comment explaining the use of an empty struct.
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1-38: Overall, the changes look good and align with the PR objectives.The modifications enhance error reporting by including
schema.CliConfiguration{}in error logging calls. The changes are consistent throughout the file and don't introduce any apparent issues. Consider the suggestions about potentially using actual CLI configuration data or adding explanatory comments for a more informative error context.cmd/workflow.go (2)
7-7: LGTM: Import addition is correct and necessary.The addition of the
schemapackage import is appropriate for using theschema.CliConfiguration{}type in the error handling modification.
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1-38: Overall assessment: Changes align with PR objectives.The modifications to this file successfully implement part of the error handling enhancement mentioned in the PR objectives. The changes are minimal and focused, affecting only the necessary parts of the code.
cmd/vendor_diff.go (2)
7-7: LGTM: Import statement added correctly.The new import for the
schemapackage is necessary and correctly placed. It supports the changes made in the error handling logic.
7-7: Verify consistency of error handling changes across the codebase.The changes to error handling in this file seem to be part of a larger effort to enhance error reporting. It would be beneficial to ensure that similar changes have been made consistently across the codebase.
Run the following script to check for consistency:
This script will help identify if the changes have been applied consistently and if there are any remaining instances of the old error handling pattern.
Also applies to: 23-23
cmd/helmfile.go (1)
8-8: LGTM: New import added correctlyThe new import for the
schemapackage is correctly added and is necessary for the changes in the error handling.cmd/terraform.go (2)
8-8: LGTM: New import statement added correctly.The new import statement for the
schemapackage is correctly placed and necessary for the updatedLogErrorAndExitfunction call.
34-34: Approved, but clarification needed on empty configuration.The update to
LogErrorAndExitaligns with the new function signature. However, passing an emptyschema.CliConfiguration{}might not provide additional context for error logging.Could you clarify why an empty configuration is being passed here? Is there a way to provide a meaningful configuration that would enhance error reporting?
To understand the context better, let's check the implementation of
LogErrorAndExit:cmd/describe_workflows.go (1)
7-7: LGTM: New import statement is correctly added.The new import for the
schemapackage is necessary and correctly placed. It aligns with the PR objective of improving error handling.examples/quick-start-advanced/Dockerfile (3)
9-9: LGTM: Atmos version updateThe update of ATMOS_VERSION from 1.88.0 to 1.89.0 aligns with the PR objectives and follows good practices of keeping dependencies up-to-date.
Please ensure that version 1.89.0 of Atmos is stable and compatible with the rest of the project. You can verify this by running the following command:
12-12: LGTM: Terraform version updateThe update of TF_VERSION from 1.9.5 to 1.9.7 is a good practice to keep dependencies up-to-date. This minor version update should maintain backwards compatibility.
Please ensure that version 1.9.7 of Terraform is compatible with your existing Terraform configurations. You can verify this by running the following command:
9-12: Summary of Dockerfile changesThe updates to ATMOS_VERSION (1.89.0) and TF_VERSION (1.9.7) are the only changes in this Dockerfile. These updates align with good practices for maintaining up-to-date dependencies.
To ensure these changes don't introduce any unexpected issues, please:
- Build and test the Docker image locally.
- Verify that all CI/CD pipelines and workflows that depend on this Dockerfile still function correctly with the updated versions.
- Update any relevant documentation or version references in other parts of the project to reflect these changes.
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cmd/helmfile_generate_varfile.go (2)
7-7: LGTM: Import statement added correctly.The addition of the
schemapackage import is consistent with the changes made in the error handling. This import is necessary to support the new error logging format usingschema.CliConfiguration{}.
35-35: LGTM: Error handling updated consistently.The modification to
LogErrorAndExitin the flag requirement error handling is consistent with the previous change, maintaining the new error logging format throughout the file.To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's verify if similar changes have been made in other files:
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7-7: LGTM: New import added correctly.The new import for the
schemapackage is necessary and correctly placed. It follows the existing import style and supports the changes in error handling.
35-35: Approved: Consistent error handling update.This change is consistent with the modification in the
Runfunction, maintaining a uniform approach to error handling throughout the file. As mentioned in the previous comment, consider populating theCliConfigurationwith relevant information if available.cmd/vendor_pull.go (2)
7-7: LGTM: New import statement added correctly.The new import statement for the
schemapackage is correctly added and is necessary for the changes in error handling.
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1-38: Overall changes look good, aligned with PR objectives.The modifications in this file are minimal and focused on enhancing error handling, which is consistent with the PR objectives. The changes don't introduce any apparent issues or conflicts with the existing code, and the overall structure and functionality of the
vendorPullCmdremain intact.The introduction of the
schema.CliConfiguration{}parameter in error logging paves the way for more contextual error reporting, although its full potential isn't utilized in this specific instance.cmd/describe_dependents.go (2)
4-4: LGTM: New import added correctly.The new import for the
schemapackage is correctly added and is necessary for the subsequent changes in error handling.
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1-41: Overall assessment: Changes improve error handling as intended.The modifications in this file successfully enhance error reporting by including
schema.CliConfiguration{}in error logging calls. This aligns well with the PR objectives. The changes are consistent and maintain the overall structure of the command.To further improve error context, consider populating the
schema.CliConfigurationwith relevant command information in both instances ofLogErrorAndExitcalls.pkg/validate/validate_component_test.go (5)
29-29: Improved error logging with additional contextThe update to
u.LogError(cliConfig, err)enhances error reporting by including the CLI configuration. This change provides more context for error analysis, aligning with the PR's objective to improve error stack trace information.
48-48: Consistent error logging improvementThe change to
u.LogError(cliConfig, err)is consistent with the update in TestValidateComponent. This uniformity in error handling across test functions is commendable.
67-67: Maintaining consistency in error loggingThe update to
u.LogError(cliConfig, err)in TestValidateComponent3 maintains the consistent approach to error logging seen in previous test functions. This uniformity aids in code readability and maintenance.
86-86: Consistent error logging with specific assertionThe update to
u.LogError(cliConfig, err)in TestValidateComponent4 maintains the consistent approach to error logging. This test function also includes a specific assertion for the error message, which is good for validating particular component validation rules.
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29-86: Summary: Consistent improvement in error logging across test functionsThe changes in this file demonstrate a systematic approach to enhancing error logging across all test functions. By including the
cliConfigin theu.LogErrorcalls, these updates provide more context for error analysis, which aligns with the PR's objective to improve error reporting. The consistency of these changes across different test scenarios is commendable and will contribute to better debugging and error handling in the Atmos CLI tool.cmd/describe_component.go (1)
4-4: LGTM: New import added correctlyThe new import for the
schemapackage is correctly added and is necessary for the changes made to error logging.pkg/describe/describe_affected_test.go (2)
65-72: LGTM. Verify impact on other parts of the codebase.The addition of the new parameter (empty string) to
e.ExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRepoPathis consistent with the PR objectives and the previous change. This modification likely relates to the new--stackflag for theatmos describe affectedcommand.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please run the following script to check for any other occurrences of this function call that might need updating:
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31-41: LGTM. Verify impact on other parts of the codebase.The addition of the new parameter (empty string) to
e.ExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRefCloneis consistent with the PR objectives. This change likely relates to the new--stackflag for theatmos describe affectedcommand.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please run the following script to check for any other occurrences of this function call that might need updating:
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The changes in
pkg/describe/describe_affected_test.gohave been correctly applied, and no other occurrences ofExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRefClonerequire updates.🏁 Scripts executed
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cmd/describe_stacks.go (1)
7-7: LGTM: New import statement added correctly.The new import for the
schemapackage is necessary for the updated error handling and follows Go conventions.cmd/validate_component.go (1)
10-10: LGTM: New import statement is correctly added.The new import for the
schemapackage is necessary for the subsequent changes in error handling. It's properly placed and follows the existing import structure.pkg/component/component_processor.go (4)
28-28: Improved error logging with CLI configuration contextThe change enhances error logging by including the
cliConfigin theLogErrorcall. This modification aligns with the PR objectives to improve error reporting and provides more context for debugging purposes.
38-38: Consistent improvement in error loggingThis change follows the same pattern as the previous modification, enhancing error logging by including the
cliConfig. This consistency in error handling improvements across the function is commendable.
64-64: Comprehensive enhancement of error logging in ProcessComponentFromContextThe changes on lines 64, 70, and 76 consistently improve error logging by including the
cliConfigin allLogErrorcalls within theProcessComponentFromContextfunction. This comprehensive approach ensures that all error scenarios in this function now provide enhanced context for debugging, aligning well with the PR's objective to improve error reporting.Also applies to: 70-70, 76-76
28-28: Summary: Consistent and beneficial error logging improvementsThe changes in this file demonstrate a systematic approach to enhancing error logging by including the CLI configuration context in all
LogErrorcalls. This improvement is consistent across bothProcessComponentInStackandProcessComponentFromContextfunctions, covering various error scenarios. These modifications align perfectly with the PR's objective to improve error reporting, which will significantly aid in debugging and troubleshooting. The consistency and comprehensiveness of these changes are commendable.Also applies to: 38-38, 64-64, 70-70, 76-76
pkg/config/const.go (1)
58-58: LGTM: New constant added for workspace section.The new constant
WorkspaceSectionNamewith the value"workspace"has been added. This addition is consistent with the existing naming convention for section name constants in this file. It aligns well with other section names likeComponentSectionName,SettingsSectionName, etc.While this change wasn't explicitly mentioned in the PR objectives, it appears to be a supporting modification for the improvements described, possibly related to the refinement of the
atmos.Componenttemplate function or the new--stackflag functionality.To ensure this constant is being utilized appropriately, let's check for its usage across the codebase:
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WorkspaceSectionNameis properly utilized in the codebase.The constant
WorkspaceSectionNameis correctly used ininternal/exec/template_funcs_component.go, ensuring consistency with existing section name constants.🏁 Scripts executed
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cmd/terraform_generate_varfiles.go (1)
7-7: LGTM: Import added for enhanced error handlingThe addition of the
schemapackage import is appropriate and aligns with the PR's objective of improving error reporting.cmd/terraform_generate_backends.go (2)
7-7: LGTM: New import statement added correctly.The addition of the
schemapackage import is consistent with the changes in the error handling logic. This import is necessary for using theschema.CliConfiguration{}type in the updated error handling.
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1-70: Overall, changes improve error handling as intended.The modifications in this file successfully enhance the error reporting capabilities of the
terraformGenerateBackendsCmdcommand, aligning with the PR objectives. The addition of theschemapackage and the use ofCliConfigurationin error handling provide a foundation for more contextual error reporting.To fully realize the benefits of these changes:
- Ensure that the
LogErrorAndExitfunction in theutilspackage has been updated to handle the newCliConfigurationparameter effectively.- Consider creating a helper function to populate the
CliConfigurationwith relevant command context, as suggested in the previous comment.To verify the implementation of
LogErrorAndExit, you can run the following script:This script will help ensure that the
LogErrorAndExitfunction is consistently used across the codebase and that its implementation correctly handles the newCliConfigurationparameter.✅ Verification successful
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LogErrorAndExitis Consistently ImplementedThe
LogErrorAndExitfunction is properly defined in theutilspackage and is consistently utilized across the codebase with the appropriateCliConfigurationparameter. This confirms that the error handling enhancements are correctly integrated and align with the PR objectives.🏁 Scripts executed
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Script:
#!/bin/bash # Verify the implementation of LogErrorAndExit in the utils package # Search for the LogErrorAndExit function definition echo "Searching for LogErrorAndExit function definition:" rg --type go -A 10 'func LogErrorAndExit' # Search for other uses of LogErrorAndExit to ensure consistency echo "Searching for other uses of LogErrorAndExit:" rg --type go 'LogErrorAndExit\('Length of output: 5565
cmd/aws_eks_update_kubeconfig.go (1)
7-7: LGTM: Import statement added for enhanced error handling.The addition of the
schemapackage import is appropriate and aligns with the PR's objective to improve error reporting.cmd/describe_affected.go (3)
4-4: LGTM: New import added correctly.The new import for the
schemapackage is correctly added and is necessary for the changes in error handling.
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1-50: Overall, changes align with PR objectives and improve functionality.The modifications to
cmd/describe_affected.gosuccessfully implement the intended improvements:
- Enhanced error handling with the addition of
schema.CliConfiguration{}.- New
--stackflag for filtering results based on a specific stack.These changes align well with the PR objectives and enhance the functionality of the
atmos describe affectedcommand. Consider the suggestions for improving the--stackflag description and clarifying the use of an emptyCliConfigurationin error handling to further refine the implementation.
23-23: Approve change, but clarification needed on empty configuration.The error handling has been updated to include
schema.CliConfiguration{}as per the PR objectives. However, an empty configuration is being passed, which might not provide additional context for error logging.Could you clarify why an empty
schema.CliConfiguration{}is being used instead of passing the actual CLI configuration?To verify if this pattern is consistent across the codebase, let's run the following script:
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schema.CliConfiguration{}is consistent across the codebase.The pattern of passing an empty
schema.CliConfiguration{}toLogErrorAndExitis consistently used in multiple files, ensuring uniform error handling without requiring additional context.🏁 Scripts executed
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cmd/atlantis_generate_repo_config.go (2)
4-4: LGTM: New import statement for schema packageThe addition of the
schemapackage import is appropriate and necessary for the subsequent changes in error handling. This aligns with the PR objective of enhancing error reporting.
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1-77: Summary: Improved error handling aligns with PR objectivesThe changes in this file successfully implement part of the PR objectives by enhancing error reporting. The addition of the
schemapackage import and the modification of theLogErrorAndExitcall improve the error handling mechanism.These changes lay the groundwork for more comprehensive error reporting. However, to fully realize the benefits of this change, consider passing the actual CLI configuration instead of an empty one in future iterations.
Overall, the modifications are appropriate and contribute positively to the codebase.
internal/exec/describe_affected.go (5)
34-34: LGTM: Addition ofStackfield toDescribeAffectedCmdArgsThe new
Stack stringfield has been correctly added to theDescribeAffectedCmdArgsstruct. This addition aligns with the PR objective to introduce a new--stackflag and maintains backward compatibility by placing it at the end of the struct.
150-153: LGTM: Improved error handling for log level settingThe error handling for setting the log level has been improved. The code now correctly checks for errors when calling
logger.SetLogLevel(l.LogLevelTrace)and returns any error that occurs. This change enhances the robustness of the logging setup.
172-172: LGTM: Addition ofStackfield toDescribeAffectedCmdArgsinitializationThe
Stackfield has been correctly added to theDescribeAffectedCmdArgsstruct initialization, completing the integration of the new--stackflag.
190-197: LGTM: Updated function calls withStackparameterThe
Stackparameter has been correctly added to all three function calls:ExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRepoPath,ExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRefClone, andExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRefCheckout. This ensures that the stack information is consistently passed to the respective functions, aligning with the new--stackflag functionality.Also applies to: 199-209, 211-219
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1-279: Overall assessment: Changes implement the--stackflag successfullyThe changes in this file successfully implement the new
--stackflag as per the PR objectives. TheDescribeAffectedCmdArgsstruct has been updated, the flag is properly parsed, and theStackinformation is passed to the relevant functions. Additionally, error handling for log level setting has been improved.The implementation is consistent and well-integrated into the existing code structure. No major issues were found, and the changes align well with the PR's goals.
internal/exec/stack_utils.go (1)
184-192: Verify default behavior for component enablementThe current implementation returns
true(enabled) when the "enabled" key is not present in thevarsSectionmap. Please confirm if this is the intended default behavior.To help verify the usage and impact of this new function, you can run the following script:
This script will help identify where the new function is being used and how components are currently configured with the "enabled" flag.
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Default behavior for component enablement is intentional and correctly implemented.
The
IsComponentEnabledfunction appropriately defaults totruewhen the "enabled" key is absent, as evidenced by its consistent usage across the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for usage of IsComponentEnabled and potential impact # Search for usage of IsComponentEnabled echo "Searching for usage of IsComponentEnabled:" rg --type go "IsComponentEnabled\(" -A 5 # Search for places where "enabled" is set in component configurations echo "Searching for 'enabled' configurations in YAML files:" rg --type yaml "enabled:\s*(true|false)" -A 5Length of output: 44824
internal/exec/terraform_generate_varfiles.go (1)
270-270: LGTM: Enhanced error handling aligns with PR objectives.This change improves error reporting by providing the CLI configuration to the
LogErrorAndExitfunction. It's consistent with the PR's goal of enhancing the error stack trace in the CLI.internal/exec/terraform_generate_backends.go (1)
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1-354: Overall impact: Improved error handling without altering core logic.The change to use
u.LogErrorAndExit(cliConfig, err)instead ofreturn errenhances error reporting without modifying the core functionality of theExecuteTerraformGenerateBackendsfunction. This improvement aligns with the PR objective of enhancing error handling across various commands and functions.The localized nature of this change minimizes the risk of unintended side effects while improving the consistency of error handling throughout the codebase.
pkg/spacelift/spacelift_stack_processor.go (7)
33-33: LGTM: Enhanced error loggingThe change improves error logging by including the
cliConfigcontext. This aligns with the PR objective to enhance error reporting and provides more detailed information for troubleshooting.
49-49: LGTM: Consistent error logging enhancementThis change follows the same pattern as the previous one, improving error logging by including the
cliConfigcontext. It maintains consistency in error handling throughout the function.
73-73: LGTM: Consistent error logging improvementThis change continues the pattern of enhancing error logging by including the
cliConfigcontext. It ensures uniformity in error handling across different code paths within the function.
260-262: LGTM: Crucial error logging enhancement for Terraform workspaceThis change improves error logging for a critical operation - building a Terraform workspace. Including the
cliConfigcontext in this error log is particularly valuable as it can provide essential information for debugging workspace-related issues.
303-305: LGTM: Vital error logging improvement for stack dependenciesThese changes enhance error logging for operations involving stack dependencies. Including the
cliConfigcontext in these error logs is crucial as it can provide valuable information for troubleshooting issues related to stack relationships and dependencies, which are often complex and critical for proper stack management.Also applies to: 363-365
381-383: LGTM: Critical error logging enhancement for Spacelift stack managementThese changes improve error logging for crucial Spacelift stack operations, including stack name building and duplicate stack name detection. Including the
cliConfigcontext in these error logs is essential as it can provide vital information for debugging issues related to Spacelift stack naming and uniqueness, which are fundamental to proper Spacelift integration and management.Also applies to: 400-402
33-33: Overall assessment: Comprehensive enhancement of error loggingThe changes in this file consistently improve error logging by including the
cliConfigcontext across various critical operations, including:
- CLI configuration initialization
- YAML config file processing
- Terraform workspace building
- Stack dependency management
- Spacelift stack naming and uniqueness checks
These enhancements align perfectly with the PR objective to improve error reporting. By providing more context in error logs, these changes will significantly aid in debugging and troubleshooting issues related to Spacelift stack processing, particularly in complex scenarios involving multiple stacks and dependencies.
The systematic nature of these changes demonstrates a thorough approach to improving the overall robustness and maintainability of the codebase.
Also applies to: 49-49, 73-73, 260-262, 303-305, 363-365, 381-383, 400-402
go.mod (3)
98-98: Note new indirect dependencies.The following new indirect dependencies have been introduced or made explicit:
github.com/containerd/errdefsgithub.com/docker/docker-credential-helpersgolang.org/x/sysgolang.org/x/termgolang.org/x/textThese new indirect dependencies are likely introduced as a result of updating direct dependencies. While they don't require immediate action, it's good to be aware of them for future troubleshooting or dependency management.
Also applies to: 107-107, 236-238
10-12: Approve direct dependency updates with caution.The following direct dependencies have been updated to newer versions:
github.com/bmatcuk/doublestar/v4v4.6.1 → v4.7.1github.com/charmbracelet/bubblesv0.19.0 → v0.20.0github.com/charmbracelet/bubbleteav1.1.0 → v1.1.1github.com/lrstanley/bubblezonev0.0.0-20240820044643-3964e2111228 → v0.0.0-20240914071701-b48c55a5e78egithub.com/open-policy-agent/opav0.68.0 → v0.69.0These updates are generally positive, as they often include bug fixes, performance improvements, and new features. However, it's crucial to ensure that these updates don't introduce breaking changes that could affect the project.
Please run the following script to check for any breaking changes or deprecation notices in the changelogs of the updated dependencies:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for breaking changes in updated dependencies # Function to fetch and display changelog fetch_changelog() { local repo=$1 local old_version=$2 local new_version=$3 echo "Checking $repo for changes between $old_version and $new_version" gh repo view $repo --json url -q .url | xargs -I {} gh api "{}/releases" --jq ".[] | select(.tag_name == \"$new_version\" or .tag_name == \"$old_version\") | {tag_name: .tag_name, body: .body}" | jq -r '.tag_name + ":\n" + .body + "\n"' } # Check each updated dependency fetch_changelog "bmatcuk/doublestar" "v4.6.1" "v4.7.1" fetch_changelog "charmbracelet/bubbles" "v0.19.0" "v0.20.0" fetch_changelog "charmbracelet/bubbletea" "v1.1.0" "v1.1.1" fetch_changelog "lrstanley/bubblezone" "v0.0.0-20240820044643-3964e2111228" "v0.0.0-20240914071701-b48c55a5e78e" fetch_changelog "open-policy-agent/opa" "v0.68.0" "v0.69.0" # Note: Review the output manually for any breaking changes or deprecation noticesAfter reviewing the changelogs, please ensure thorough testing is performed, especially in areas of the codebase that heavily rely on these updated dependencies.
Also applies to: 30-30, 33-33
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1-258: Overall assessment of dependency updates.The changes in this
go.modfile represent a routine update of dependencies, which is a good practice for maintaining the health and security of the project. Here are some general observations:
- The Go module version remains unchanged at 1.23.
- Most updates are minor version bumps, which typically indicate bug fixes and non-breaking improvements.
- There's a good balance of updates to both direct and indirect dependencies.
Recommendations:
- Ensure that the project's CI/CD pipeline runs all tests with these updated dependencies.
- Review the project's documentation and make any necessary updates if new features or changes in dependencies affect usage instructions.
- Consider setting up automated dependency updates (if not already in place) to streamline this process in the future.
Run the following script to check if the updated dependencies align with the latest available versions:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if updated dependencies are the latest available versions check_latest_version() { local pkg=$1 local current_version=$2 echo "Checking latest version for $pkg (current: $current_version)" gh api "https://api.github.com/repos/$pkg/releases/latest" --jq '.tag_name' } # Check each updated direct dependency check_latest_version "bmatcuk/doublestar" "v4.7.1" check_latest_version "charmbracelet/bubbles" "v0.20.0" check_latest_version "charmbracelet/bubbletea" "v1.1.1" check_latest_version "lrstanley/bubblezone" "v0.0.0-20240914071701-b48c55a5e78e" check_latest_version "open-policy-agent/opa" "v0.69.0" # Note: Compare the output with the versions in go.mod to ensure they are the latest stable releasesThis will help ensure that the project is using the most up-to-date and secure versions of its dependencies.
internal/exec/atlantis_generate_repo_config.go (2)
148-148: LGTM. Function signature updated correctly.The addition of the
stack stringparameter to theExecuteAtlantisGenerateRepoConfigAffectedOnlyfunction signature is consistent with the changes described in the PR objectives. This modification allows for more granular control when generating Atlantis repo configurations.
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1-687: Overall, the changes look good and achieve the PR objectives.The modifications to
internal/exec/atlantis_generate_repo_config.gosuccessfully implement the--stackflag functionality for theatmos describe affectedcommand. The changes are well-integrated into the existing codebase and maintain consistency with the overall structure of the project.Key improvements:
- Added
stackparameter to relevant function signatures.- Updated function calls to include the new
stackparameter.- Maintained existing logic while incorporating the new functionality.
These changes enhance the flexibility of the Atlantis repo configuration generation process by allowing filtering based on specific stacks.
internal/exec/describe_stacks.go (3)
318-318: Improved error handling with CLI configuration contextThe modification to include
cliConfigin theu.LogErrorAndExitcall enhances error reporting by providing more context when logging errors. This change aligns with the PR objective of improving error stack trace and is consistent with the updated function signature.
497-497: Consistent error handling improvementThis change mirrors the modification at line 318, maintaining consistency in error handling throughout the function. It enhances the error reporting for Go template processing in component sections by including the CLI configuration context.
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1-524: Summary: Consistent improvement in error handlingThe changes in this file focus on enhancing error reporting by modifying the
u.LogErrorAndExitfunction calls to include the CLI configuration context. These modifications are consistent throughout the file and align with the PR objective of improving error stack trace handling. The core logic of theExecuteDescribeStacksfunction remains unchanged, ensuring that existing functionality is preserved while error reporting is enhanced.website/docs/integrations/atlantis.mdx (2)
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1-38: Excellent improvements to the introduction and "How it Works" section!The updated introduction clearly emphasizes Atmos's native support for Atlantis, which is crucial for users. The expanded "How it Works" section now provides a comprehensive overview of the three main commands used in the Atlantis integration. This addition significantly enhances the document's usefulness for readers.
676-676: LGTM: Atmos version updated in the GitHub Action example.The ATMOS_VERSION has been updated to 1.89.0, which keeps the example current with the latest Atmos release.
internal/exec/utils.go (3)
416-416: Improved error logging with CLI configuration context.This change enhances the error logging by including the
cliConfigparameter in theLogErrorAndExitcall. This addition provides more context for debugging, making it easier to troubleshoot issues related to duplicate configurations in stack manifests.
494-494: Enhanced error handling for template processing.These changes improve the error logging for template processing errors in Atmos manifest sections. By including the
cliConfigin theLogErrorAndExitcalls, you're providing more context for debugging, which is particularly useful for complex template-related issues.Also applies to: 506-506
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1-1004: Overall improvement in error handling and logging.The changes in this file consistently enhance the error logging mechanism by including the CLI configuration context. This improvement will provide more detailed information during error scenarios, facilitating easier debugging and troubleshooting. The modifications are well-implemented and align with best practices for error handling in Go.
website/docs/cli/commands/describe/describe-affected.mdx (4)
108-108: New flag--stackadded to examples.The addition of the
--stackflag example is helpful for users who want to filter results for a specific stack. This aligns well with the new functionality described in the PR objectives.
209-211: New--stackflag description added.The description of the
--stackflag is clear and concise. It provides users with a good understanding of how to use this new feature.
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212-213: New--include-dependentsflag description added.The description of the
--include-dependentsflag is clear and provides an example of usage. This addition is valuable for users who need to understand component dependencies.
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214-215: New--include-settingsflag description added.The description of the
--include-settingsflag is straightforward and explains its purpose well. This addition will be useful for users who need to include the settings section for affected components.pkg/utils/log_utils.go (4)
61-63: Conditional stack trace printing based on log level improves usabilityThe addition of conditional stack trace printing ensures that stack traces are only displayed when the log level is set to
Trace. This enhancement improves user experience by reducing unnecessary output during error handling.
49-49: Ensure all calls toLogErrorinclude the newcliConfigparameterSimilarly, the
LogErrorfunction now requires thecliConfigparameter. Verify that all usages ofLogErrorin the codebase have been updated accordingly to prevent any issues during error logging.Run the following command to identify calls that may not include the new parameter:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Find all calls to 'LogError' that may not have been updated to include 'cliConfig'. rg --type go 'LogError\(\s*err' -A 1
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69-83: Verify that logging level checks cover all intended scenariosThe functions
LogTrace,LogDebug,LogInfo, andLogWarningnow conditionally log messages based oncliConfig.Logs.Level. Please ensure that the log level comparisons correctly include all intended levels and that there are no logical errors in the conditionals.Consider running the following command to review the log level usage:
#!/bin/bash # Description: List all occurrences of log level comparisons to verify correctness. rg --type go 'cliConfig\.Logs\.Level\s*==\s*LogLevel\w+' -A 2Suggestion: Simplify log level comparisons to enhance maintainability
To improve readability and maintainability, consider refactoring the log level checks. One approach is to assign numeric values to log levels and compare them using a centralized function. This reduces repetition and minimizes the risk of logical errors.
Apply the following diff as a starting point:
+func shouldLog(currentLevel string, targetLevel string) bool { + levels := map[string]int{ + LogLevelTrace: 4, + LogLevelDebug: 3, + LogLevelInfo: 2, + LogLevelWarning: 1, + "": 2, // Default log level is Info + } + return levels[currentLevel] >= levels[targetLevel] +} // LogTrace logs the provided trace message -func LogTrace(cliConfig schema.CliConfiguration, message string) { - if cliConfig.Logs.Level == LogLevelTrace { +func LogTrace(cliConfig schema.CliConfiguration, message string) { + if shouldLog(cliConfig.Logs.Level, LogLevelTrace) { log(cliConfig, color.New(color.FgCyan), message) } } // LogDebug logs the provided debug message -func LogDebug(cliConfig schema.CliConfiguration, message string) { - if cliConfig.Logs.Level == LogLevelTrace || - cliConfig.Logs.Level == LogLevelDebug { +func LogDebug(cliConfig schema.CliConfiguration, message string) { + if shouldLog(cliConfig.Logs.Level, LogLevelDebug) { log(cliConfig, color.New(color.FgCyan), message) } } // LogInfo logs the provided info message -func LogInfo(cliConfig schema.CliConfiguration, message string) { - // Info level is default, it's used if not set in `atmos.yaml` in the `logs.level` section - if cliConfig.Logs.Level == "" || - cliConfig.Logs.Level == LogLevelTrace || - cliConfig.Logs.Level == LogLevelDebug || - cliConfig.Logs.Level == LogLevelInfo { +func LogInfo(cliConfig schema.CliConfiguration, message string) { + if shouldLog(cliConfig.Logs.Level, LogLevelInfo) { log(cliConfig, color.New(color.Reset), message) } } // LogWarning logs the provided warning message -func LogWarning(cliConfig schema.CliConfiguration, message string) { - if cliConfig.Logs.Level == LogLevelTrace || - cliConfig.Logs.Level == LogLevelDebug || - cliConfig.Logs.Level == LogLevelInfo || - cliConfig.Logs.Level == LogLevelWarning { +func LogWarning(cliConfig schema.CliConfiguration, message string) { + if shouldLog(cliConfig.Logs.Level, LogLevelWarning) { log(cliConfig, color.New(color.FgYellow), message) } }
33-35: Ensure all calls toLogErrorAndExitinclude the newcliConfigparameterThe function
LogErrorAndExitnow requires acliConfigparameter of typeschema.CliConfiguration. Please verify that all calls to this function throughout the codebase have been updated to include the new parameter to prevent compilation errors.Run the following command to identify any calls that may not include the new parameter:
cmd/root.go (1)
35-35: Error handling updates enhance context and are acceptableThe modifications to include
schema.CliConfiguration{}inu.LogErrorAndExitimprove the error handling mechanism. At these points in the code, the CLI configuration may not be initialized or available, so passing an empty configuration object is appropriate.Also applies to: 40-40, 63-63, 72-72, 112-112
internal/exec/template_funcs_component.go (6)
12-12: Import alias added for configuration constantsThe import alias
cfgis appropriately added to reference configuration constants throughout the code, improving readability and maintainability.
36-36: Proper error logging when YAML conversion failsThe error is correctly logged using
u.LogErrorwhen the conversion to YAML fails, ensuring that issues are appropriately reported.
51-53: Initialization of variables for component processingVariables
outputProcessed,componentAbstract, andcomponentEnabledare initialized with appropriate default values to prepare for component processing.
71-72: Properly skipping processing for disabled or abstract componentsThe code correctly skips processing Terraform output for components that are disabled or abstract, ensuring resources are not unnecessarily consumed.
73-76: Validating and retrieving the executable commandThe code correctly checks for the presence of the executable command (
cfg.CommandSectionName) and returns an error if it's not defined, preventing potential runtime errors.
222-224: Proper error logging when YAML conversion failsWhen converting
outputProcessedto YAML for logging, the error is correctly handled and logged usingu.LogError, ensuring that any issues are reported.internal/exec/describe_affected_utils.go (9)
43-43: **Addition of 'stack' parameter enhances filtering functionality **The inclusion of the
stack stringparameter in theExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRefClonefunction enables stack-specific filtering, aligning with the PR objectives.
168-168: **Passing 'stack' parameter to 'executeDescribeAffected' **The
stackparameter is correctly passed to theexecuteDescribeAffectedfunction, ensuring the stack filter is applied during execution.
186-186: **Updated function signature to include 'stack' parameter **Adding
stack stringto theExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRefCheckoutfunction allows for consistent stack filtering across different execution paths.
320-320: **Forwarding 'stack' parameter in 'ExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRefCheckout' **The
stackparameter is properly forwarded toexecuteDescribeAffected, ensuring proper stack filtering is maintained.
337-337: **Inclusion of 'stack' parameter in 'ExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRepoPath' **Including the
stack stringparameter enables stack-specific filtering when using a target repository path.
373-373: **Passing 'stack' parameter to 'executeDescribeAffected' **The
stackparameter is correctly passed to theexecuteDescribeAffectedfunction withinExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRepoPath.
391-391: **Enhancement of 'executeDescribeAffected' with 'stack' parameter **Modifying
executeDescribeAffectedto accept thestack stringparameter allows for stack-based filtering during the computation of affected components.
514-514: **Propagating 'stack' parameter to 'findAffected' function **The
stackparameter is successfully forwarded to thefindAffectedfunction, ensuring consistent stack filtering.
531-531: **Modification of 'findAffected' to filter by stack **Adding the
stackToFilter stringparameter tofindAffectedenables filtering of affected components based on the specified stack.
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168-168: Ensure 'stack' Parameter is Properly Passed to 'executeDescribeAffected'The
stackvariable is now being passed toexecuteDescribeAffected. Verify thatexecuteDescribeAffectedcorrectly utilizes this parameter to filter stacks as intended.
186-186: Include 'stack' Parameter in Function SignatureThe
stackparameter has been added toExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRefCheckout. Ensure that this addition is consistent with other function signatures and that any calls to this function are updated accordingly.
320-320: Passing 'stack' to 'executeDescribeAffected'Confirm that passing the
stackvariable toexecuteDescribeAffectedmaintains the desired functionality and that stack filtering operates correctly.
337-337: Addition of 'stack' Parameter to 'ExecuteDescribeAffectedWithTargetRepoPath'The
stackparameter has been added to the function signature. Please ensure that this parameter is utilized within the function to filter the affected components based on the specified stack.
373-373: Passing 'stack' to 'executeDescribeAffected'Verify that the
stackparameter is correctly passed and thatexecuteDescribeAffectedhandles it appropriately to filter stacks.
391-391: Include 'stack' Parameter in 'executeDescribeAffected' SignatureThe
stackparameter has been added toexecuteDescribeAffected. Ensure that this function uses the parameter effectively to filter both current and remote stacks.
411-411: Filter Current Stacks Using 'stack' ParameterIn the call to
ExecuteDescribeStacks, thestackparameter is used to filter the current stacks. Verify that the filtering logic correctly returns only the stacks matching the specifiedstack.
447-447: Filter Remote Stacks Using 'stack' ParameterWhen retrieving remote stacks with
ExecuteDescribeStacks, confirm that thestackparameter effectively filters the stacks as intended.
514-514: Pass 'stack' Parameter to 'findAffected' FunctionThe
stackvariable is passed tofindAffectedasstackToFilter. Ensure thatfindAffecteduses this parameter to correctly filter affected components based on the specified stack.
531-531: Addition of 'stackToFilter' Parameter in 'findAffected'The parameter
stackToFilter stringhas been added to thefindAffectedfunction signature. Confirm that its usage within the function aligns with the intended stack filtering logic.
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--stackflag toatmos describe affectedcommandatmos.Componenttemplate functionwhy
On any error in the CLI, print
Gostack trace only when Atmos log level isTrace- improve user experienceThe
--stackflag in theatmos describe affectedcommand allows filtering the results by the specific stack only:atmos.Componenttemplate function, don't executeterraform outputon disabled and abstract components. The disabled components (whenenabled: false) don't produce any terraform outputs. The abstract components are not meant to be provisioned (they are just blueprints for other components with default values), and they don't have any outputs.Summary by CodeRabbit
Release Notes
New Features
--stackflag to theatmos describe affectedcommand for filtering results by stack.Documentation
atmos describe affectedcommand to reflect the new--stackflag.Dependency Updates
1.88.0to1.89.0and Terraform version from1.9.5to1.9.7.