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rule_pyflakes.go
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package actionlint
import (
"bytes"
"fmt"
"strings"
"sync"
)
type shellIsPythonKind int
const (
shellIsPythonKindUnspecified shellIsPythonKind = iota
shellIsPythonKindPython
shellIsPythonKindNotPython
)
func getShellIsPythonKind(shell *String) shellIsPythonKind {
if shell == nil {
return shellIsPythonKindUnspecified
}
if shell.Value == "python" || strings.HasPrefix(shell.Value, "python ") {
return shellIsPythonKindPython
}
return shellIsPythonKindNotPython
}
// RulePyflakes is a rule to check Python scripts at 'run:' using pyflakes.
// https://github.com/PyCQA/pyflakes
type RulePyflakes struct {
RuleBase
cmd *externalCommand
workflowShellIsPython shellIsPythonKind
jobShellIsPython shellIsPythonKind
mu sync.Mutex
}
func newRulePyflakes(cmd *externalCommand) *RulePyflakes {
return &RulePyflakes{
RuleBase: RuleBase{
name: "pyflakes",
desc: "Checks for Python script when \"shell: python\" is configured using Pyflakes",
},
cmd: cmd,
workflowShellIsPython: shellIsPythonKindUnspecified,
jobShellIsPython: shellIsPythonKindUnspecified,
}
}
// NewRulePyflakes creates new RulePyflakes instance. Parameter executable can be command name
// or relative/absolute file path. When the given executable is not found in system, it returns
// an error.
func NewRulePyflakes(executable string, proc *concurrentProcess) (*RulePyflakes, error) {
// Combine output because pyflakes outputs lint errors to stdout and outputs syntax errors to stderr. (#411)
cmd, err := proc.newCommandRunner(executable, true)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return newRulePyflakes(cmd), nil
}
// VisitJobPre is callback when visiting Job node before visiting its children.
func (rule *RulePyflakes) VisitJobPre(n *Job) error {
if n.Defaults != nil && n.Defaults.Run != nil {
rule.jobShellIsPython = getShellIsPythonKind(n.Defaults.Run.Shell)
}
return nil
}
// VisitJobPost is callback when visiting Job node after visiting its children.
func (rule *RulePyflakes) VisitJobPost(n *Job) error {
rule.jobShellIsPython = shellIsPythonKindUnspecified // reset
return nil
}
// VisitWorkflowPre is callback when visiting Workflow node before visiting its children.
func (rule *RulePyflakes) VisitWorkflowPre(n *Workflow) error {
if n.Defaults != nil && n.Defaults.Run != nil {
rule.workflowShellIsPython = getShellIsPythonKind(n.Defaults.Run.Shell)
}
return nil
}
// VisitWorkflowPost is callback when visiting Workflow node after visiting its children.
func (rule *RulePyflakes) VisitWorkflowPost(n *Workflow) error {
rule.workflowShellIsPython = shellIsPythonKindUnspecified // reset
return rule.cmd.wait() // Wait until all processes running for this rule
}
// VisitStep is callback when visiting Step node.
func (rule *RulePyflakes) VisitStep(n *Step) error {
run, ok := n.Exec.(*ExecRun)
if !ok || run.Run == nil {
return nil
}
if !rule.isPythonShell(run) {
return nil
}
rule.runPyflakes(run.Run.Value, run.RunPos)
return nil
}
func (rule *RulePyflakes) isPythonShell(r *ExecRun) bool {
if k := getShellIsPythonKind(r.Shell); k != shellIsPythonKindUnspecified {
return k == shellIsPythonKindPython
}
if rule.jobShellIsPython != shellIsPythonKindUnspecified {
return rule.jobShellIsPython == shellIsPythonKindPython
}
return rule.workflowShellIsPython == shellIsPythonKindPython
}
func (rule *RulePyflakes) runPyflakes(src string, pos *Pos) {
src = sanitizeExpressionsInScript(src) // Defined at rule_shellcheck.go
rule.Debug("%s: Running %s for Python script:\n%s", pos, rule.cmd.exe, src)
rule.cmd.run([]string{}, src, func(stdout []byte, err error) error {
if err != nil {
rule.Debug("Command %s failed: %v", rule.cmd.exe, err)
return fmt.Errorf("`%s` did not run successfully while checking script at %s: %w", rule.cmd.exe, pos, err)
}
if len(stdout) == 0 {
return nil
}
for len(stdout) > 0 {
if stdout, err = rule.parseNextError(stdout, pos); err != nil {
return err
}
}
return nil
})
}
func (rule *RulePyflakes) parseNextError(stdout []byte, pos *Pos) ([]byte, error) {
b := stdout
// Search the start of error message.
idx := bytes.Index(b, []byte("<stdin>:"))
if idx == -1 {
// Syntax errors from pyflake consist of multiple lines. Skip subsequent lines. (#411)
// ```
// <stdin>:1:7: unexpected EOF while parsing
// print(
// ^
// ```
return nil, nil
}
b = b[idx+len("<stdin>:"):]
idx = bytes.IndexByte(b, '\n')
if idx == -1 {
return nil, fmt.Errorf(`error message from pyflakes does not end with \n nor \r\n while checking script at %s. output: %q`, pos, stdout)
}
msg := b[:idx]
if i := len(msg) - 1; i >= 0 && msg[i] == '\r' {
msg = msg[:i]
}
b = b[idx+1:]
// This method needs to be thread-safe since concurrentProcess.run calls its callback in a different goroutine.
rule.mu.Lock()
rule.Errorf(pos, "pyflakes reported issue in this script: %s", msg)
rule.mu.Unlock()
return b, nil
}