Surface lockfile discovery failures via typed exceptions (#79) - #131
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Summary
WalkthroughLockfile discovery now raises typed exceptions for non-Git workspaces and Git command failures. Publish freshness validation uses a dedicated repository port and policy module. Subprocesses now enforce the C locale. ChangesLockfile discovery and publish preflight
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PublishPreflight
participant LockfilePreflight
participant CargoLockfileInspectionRepository
participant Git
PublishPreflight->>LockfilePreflight: validate lockfile freshness
LockfilePreflight->>CargoLockfileInspectionRepository: discover tracked lockfiles
CargoLockfileInspectionRepository->>Git: run git ls-files
Git-->>CargoLockfileInspectionRepository: return paths or failure
CargoLockfileInspectionRepository-->>LockfilePreflight: return paths or typed exception
LockfilePreflight-->>PublishPreflight: return or raise preflight result
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Reviewer's GuideRefactors lockfile discovery to surface non-git workspaces via a typed exception instead of a silent skip, moves the skip policy to the publish preflight caller, and adds integration and unit tests that exercise discovery against real git repositories and assert the new error-handling behavior. Sequence diagram for lockfile discovery error propagation and skip policysequenceDiagram
participant PublishPreflight
participant discover_tracked_lockfiles
participant runner
participant _raise_git_ls_files_failure
PublishPreflight->>discover_tracked_lockfiles: discover_tracked_lockfiles(workspace_root, runner_with_env)
discover_tracked_lockfiles->>runner: runner(("git", "ls-files", "**/Cargo.lock", "Cargo.lock"), cwd=workspace_root)
runner-->>discover_tracked_lockfiles: exit_code, stdout, stderr
alt exit_code != 0
discover_tracked_lockfiles->>_raise_git_ls_files_failure: _raise_git_ls_files_failure(exit_code, stdout, stderr, workspace_root)
alt ["not a git repository" in detail]
_raise_git_ls_files_failure-->>PublishPreflight: raise NotAGitRepositoryError
PublishPreflight->>PublishPreflight: LOGGER.warning("Skipping lockfile freshness validation...")
PublishPreflight-->>PublishPreflight: return
else other git failure
_raise_git_ls_files_failure-->>PublishPreflight: raise LockfileDiscoveryError
end
else exit_code == 0
discover_tracked_lockfiles-->>PublishPreflight: tracked_lockfiles
end
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Keep the module under 400 lines
This new exception-handling block grows publish_preflight.py from 395 lines in the parent commit to 407 lines, exceeding the repository's explicit 400-line limit. Please extract a coherent portion of the lockfile pre-flight policy into a feature-colocated module, or otherwise reduce this file below the limit.
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- Around line 586-597: Add a brief descriptive caption immediately before the
shim inventory table in the documentation, ensuring it clearly identifies the
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In `@lading/commands/lockfile.py`:
- Around line 67-75: Update NotAGitRepositoryError to accept and store the
failed workspace_root as a structured exception attribute, preserving it for
callers to access directly without parsing the exception message. Ensure every
construction site in the lockfile discovery flow, including the additional
occurrence, passes the workspace path when raising this error.
- Around line 92-95: Update the command execution in the lockfile discovery flow
around command_detail so the injected command environment forces a deterministic
locale while preserving the existing pre-flight environment values. Classify
non-Git workspaces using the locale-stable Git result rather than matching the
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| | Removed shim | Location | Canonical replacement | | ||
| | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ||
| | Ten `publish_preflight` private aliases (`_preflight_argument_sets`, `_CargoPreflightOptions`, `_apply_compiletest_externs`, `_build_preflight_environment`, `_build_test_arguments`, `_compose_preflight_arguments`, `_normalise_test_excludes`, `_run_aux_build_commands`, `_run_cargo_preflight`, `_verify_clean_working_tree`) | `publish.py` | `lading.commands.publish_preflight` (patch/call the defining module directly) | | ||
| | `_validate_lockfile_freshness` re-export | `publish.py` | `lading.commands.publish_lockfile_preflight` (patch/call the defining module directly) | | ||
| | `_run_preflight_checks` thin wrapper | `publish.py` | `publish_preflight._run_preflight_checks` (called directly by `run()`) | | ||
| | Re-exports `_append_section`, `_format_plan` | `publish.py` | `publish_plan.append_section`, `publish_plan.format_plan` | | ||
| | Re-export `metadata_module` | `publish.py` | `lading.workspace.metadata` | | ||
| | Re-export `StripPatchesSetting` | `publish.py` | `lading.config.StripPatchesSetting` | | ||
| | Six `bump_toml` re-exports (`_parse_manifest`, `_select_table`, `_assign_version`, `_value_matches`, `_update_dependency_sections`, `_update_dependency_table`) | `bump.py` | `lading.commands.bump_toml` (`parse_manifest`, `select_table`, `assign_version`, `value_matches`, `update_dependency_sections`, `update_dependency_table`) | | ||
| | `_log = LOGGER` alias | `bump.py` | the module-level `LOGGER` | | ||
| | Private `_append_section` / `_format_plan` | `publish_plan.py` | renamed to public `append_section` / `format_plan` | | ||
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Add a caption for the shim inventory table.
Add a short caption immediately before this table. The documentation rules
require a caption for every table.
Triage: [type:docstyle]
As per coding guidelines, “Caption every table and every diagram in
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ensuring it clearly identifies the table’s contents and satisfies the
requirement to caption every table.
Source: Coding guidelines
| detail = command_detail(stdout, stderr) | ||
| if "not a git repository" in detail.lower(): | ||
| LOGGER.warning( | ||
| "Skipping Cargo.lock discovery because %s is not a git repository", | ||
| workspace_root, | ||
| ) | ||
| return () | ||
| message = f"{workspace_root} is not a git repository" | ||
| raise NotAGitRepositoryError(message) |
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Classify non-Git workspaces without parsing localised Git diagnostics.
Do not use the English text "not a git repository" as the classifier. Git
can localise stderr. In that case, this path raises LockfileDiscoveryError
instead of NotAGitRepositoryError, so publish pre-flight aborts rather than
logging the required skip warning.
Force a deterministic locale through the injected command environment, while
preserving the bound pre-flight environment. Add a unit test with non-English
stderr that still expects NotAGitRepositoryError.
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In `@lading/commands/lockfile.py` around lines 92 - 95, Update the command
execution in the lockfile discovery flow around command_detail so the injected
command environment forces a deterministic locale while preserving the existing
pre-flight environment values. Classify non-Git workspaces using the
locale-stable Git result rather than matching the English diagnostic text, and
retain the NotAGitRepositoryError path. Add a unit test covering non-English
stderr that still raises NotAGitRepositoryError.
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| assert set(result) == {root_lock, nested_lock} | ||
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Add diagnostic messages to the assertions.
Add a failure message to each assertion. Identify the expected tracked,
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As per coding guidelines and path instructions, “Use assert …, "message" over
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Also applies to: 92-93
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assertions around lines 92–93, to include descriptive failure messages. Clearly
state the expected tracked and untracked lockfiles and the required exclusion of
target from the results, while preserving the existing assertion conditions.
Sources: Coding guidelines, Path instructions
discover_tracked_lockfiles hid a non-git workspace behind a warning and a silent empty tuple, so callers could not distinguish "no tracked lockfiles" from "discovery never ran". Filesystem access was also mixed into the function rather than confined to a port. Raise a typed NotAGitRepositoryError (subclass of LockfileDiscoveryError) for non-git workspaces and keep LockfileDiscoveryError for other git failures. The skip policy moves to the caller: publish pre-flight catches NotAGitRepositoryError, warns, and continues, preserving existing operator behaviour while making the condition explicit at the API. Filesystem access is now documented as confined to the injected manifest_exists port and git access to the injected runner; the function performs no direct I/O of its own. Replace the silent-skip unit test with a typed-exception assertion, add a caller-policy test for the pre-flight skip, and add integration tests that exercise discovery against real git repositories in temporary directories through the real subprocess runner (tracked versus untracked lockfiles, target/ exclusion, manifest adjacency, and the non-git error). Extract the lockfile freshness policy (_validate_lockfile_freshness, _collect_stale_lockfiles, _build_stale_lockfile_message) into the colocated module publish_lockfile_preflight. Adding the skip branch took publish_preflight past the repository's 400-line file limit, and the freshness policy is a coherent unit: it depends only on the LockfileInspectionRepository port, while publish_preflight retains the cargo and git command orchestration and stays the composition root that binds the adapter. Apply the same caller-owned skip policy on the bump side. Since #160, bump discovers tracked lockfiles through bump_lockfile_manifests.merge_discovered_manifests, whose documented contract is that a non-git workspace returns the configured manifests unchanged. That relied on discovery's silent empty tuple, so the typed error would otherwise abort `lading bump` outside git control; the merge helper now catches NotAGitRepositoryError, warns, and returns the configured tuple. Address review feedback. NotAGitRepositoryError now carries the failing workspace_root as a structured attribute, matching CommandSpawnError and WorkspaceDependencyCycleError, so callers need not parse the message. Add a bounded lockfile.discovery.failed counter (reason=not_git|git_error) and log the unexpected-failure branch at the failure boundary; success volume stays on lockfile.discovered so quiet runs stay quiet. Discovery classifies a non-git workspace by matching git's English text, which a localized machine would translate and silently misclassify. Pin the C locale in subprocess_runner, the single adapter that spawns processes, via the new lading.utils.process.c_locale_env helper. Test doubles bypass it, so no double needs widening, and cargo's output is covered too. Classifying on the exit status instead is not possible: git ls-files exits 128 for every fatal condition. Move the LockfileInspectionRepository port and its adapter into lockfile_repository, with their tests, keeping lockfile.py inside the 400-line limit and separating the hexagonal boundary from the domain operations. Restore the inline-code exclusion in typos.local.toml. Regenerating typos.toml from the shared authority had dropped it, so the spelling gate flagged identifiers such as `normalise_workspace_root` that must keep their source spelling. Closes #79
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In `@docs/users-guide.md`:
- Around line 141-145: Update the user-guide text comparing lading bump with
publish so it says lading bump regenerates the lockfiles adjacent to the
configured manifests, not the manifests themselves; leave the surrounding
non-Git behavior description unchanged.
In `@lading/commands/lockfile.py`:
- Around line 87-90: Update the exception __init__ method to assign the
formatted workspace-root message to a local message variable before calling
super(), then pass that variable to the base exception constructor.
In `@lading/utils/process.py`:
- Around line 223-228: Update the NumPy-style Examples section in c_locale_env’s
docstring to use doctest prompts instead of a Markdown fence, while retaining
representative output that verifies the LC_ALL, LANG, and LANGUAGE values.
In `@tests/unit/publish/test_preflight_lockfile_validation.py`:
- Around line 217-221: Update discover_tracked_lockfiles to raise
NotAGitRepositoryError with the workspace_root Path directly instead of a
formatted string, preserving the recorded root and typed exception context.
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| In a workspace that is not a Git repository, tracked-lockfile discovery cannot | ||
| run, so `lading publish` logs a warning and skips this freshness check rather | ||
| than failing. `lading bump` is not affected in the same way: it still | ||
| regenerates the manifests listed in the [`[bump]`](#bump) `lockfile_manifests` | ||
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Describe the regenerated artefact correctly.
Replace “regenerates the manifests” with “regenerates the lockfiles adjacent to
the configured manifests”. The current text incorrectly states that non-Git
recovery regenerates Cargo.toml files.
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-`lading bump` is not affected in the same way: it still regenerates the
-manifests listed in the [`[bump]`](`#bump`) `lockfile_manifests` setting.
+`lading bump` is not affected in the same way: it still regenerates the
+lockfiles adjacent to manifests listed in the [`[bump]`](`#bump`)
+`lockfile_manifests` setting.As per coding guidelines, “New or changed user-facing functionality or behavior
must be documented in the user's guide.” Based on learnings, “New or changed
user-facing functionality or behaviour must be clearly documented in the
user's guide (docs/users-guide.md).”
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| In a workspace that is not a Git repository, tracked-lockfile discovery cannot | |
| run, so `lading publish` logs a warning and skips this freshness check rather | |
| than failing. `lading bump` is not affected in the same way: it still | |
| regenerates the manifests listed in the [`[bump]`](#bump) `lockfile_manifests` | |
| setting. | |
| In a workspace that is not a Git repository, tracked-lockfile discovery cannot | |
| run, so `lading publish` logs a warning and skips this freshness check rather | |
| than failing. `lading bump` is not affected in the same way: it still | |
| regenerates the lockfiles adjacent to manifests listed in the [`[bump]`](#bump) | |
| `lockfile_manifests` setting. |
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In `@docs/users-guide.md` around lines 141 - 145, Update the user-guide text
comparing lading bump with publish so it says lading bump regenerates the
lockfiles adjacent to the configured manifests, not the manifests themselves;
leave the surrounding non-Git behavior description unchanged.
Sources: Coding guidelines, Learnings
| def __init__(self, workspace_root: Path) -> None: | ||
| """Capture the workspace root that is not under git control.""" | ||
| self.workspace_root = workspace_root | ||
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Construct the exception message before calling super().
Assign the formatted message to message, then pass message to the exception
constructor. This keeps exception construction consistent with the required
exception design rule.
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def __init__(self, workspace_root: Path) -> None:
"""Capture the workspace root that is not under git control."""
self.workspace_root = workspace_root
- super().__init__(f"{workspace_root} is not a git repository")
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| """Capture the workspace root that is not under git control.""" | |
| self.workspace_root = workspace_root | |
| super().__init__(f"{workspace_root} is not a git repository") | |
| def __init__(self, workspace_root: Path) -> None: | |
| """Capture the workspace root that is not under git control.""" | |
| self.workspace_root = workspace_root | |
| message = f"{workspace_root} is not a git repository" | |
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| Examples | ||
| -------- | ||
| ```python | ||
| env = c_locale_env({"CARGO_TERM_COLOR": "never"}) | ||
| # {"CARGO_TERM_COLOR": "never", "LC_ALL": "C", "LANG": "C", "LANGUAGE": ""} | ||
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Replace the Markdown fence with doctest-style examples. Keep the example output
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Examples
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- ```python
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- # {"CARGO_TERM_COLOR": "never", "LC_ALL": "C", "LANG": "C", "LANGUAGE": ""}
- ```
+ >>> env = c_locale_env({"CARGO_TERM_COLOR": "never"})
+ >>> env["LC_ALL"], env["LANG"], env["LANGUAGE"]
+ ('C', 'C', '')As per coding guidelines, “Document public Python functions, classes, and
methods with comprehensive NumPy-style docstrings.” As per path instructions,
“Docstrings must follow the numpy style guide.”
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| # {"CARGO_TERM_COLOR": "never", "LC_ALL": "C", "LANG": "C", "LANGUAGE": ""} | |
| ``` | |
| Examples | |
| -------- | |
| >>> env = c_locale_env({"CARGO_TERM_COLOR": "never"}) | |
| >>> env["LC_ALL"], env["LANG"], env["LANGUAGE"] | |
| ('C', 'C', '') |
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| def discover_tracked_lockfiles(self, workspace_root: Path) -> tuple[Path, ...]: | ||
| """Record the call and raise the typed non-git discovery error.""" | ||
| self.discovered_roots.append(workspace_root) | ||
| message = f"{workspace_root} is not a git repository" | ||
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Pass workspace_root to NotAGitRepositoryError.
Replace the formatted str message with workspace_root. The constructor
requires Path, so Line 221 fails Pyright type checking. The current double
also fails to model the structured exception context used by production code.
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def discover_tracked_lockfiles(self, workspace_root: Path) -> tuple[Path, ...]:
"""Record the call and raise the typed non-git discovery error."""
self.discovered_roots.append(workspace_root)
- message = f"{workspace_root} is not a git repository"
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| def discover_tracked_lockfiles(self, workspace_root: Path) -> tuple[Path, ...]: | |
| """Record the call and raise the typed non-git discovery error.""" | |
| self.discovered_roots.append(workspace_root) | |
| message = f"{workspace_root} is not a git repository" | |
| raise lockfile.NotAGitRepositoryError(message) | |
| def discover_tracked_lockfiles(self, workspace_root: Path) -> tuple[Path, ...]: | |
| """Record the call and raise the typed non-git discovery error.""" | |
| self.discovered_roots.append(workspace_root) | |
| raise lockfile.NotAGitRepositoryError(workspace_root) |
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In `@tests/unit/publish/test_preflight_lockfile_validation.py` around lines 217 -
221, Update discover_tracked_lockfiles to raise NotAGitRepositoryError with the
workspace_root Path directly instead of a formatted string, preserving the
recorded root and typed exception context.
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Summary
Closes #79
discover_tracked_lockfilespreviously hid a non-git workspace behind a warning and a silent empty tuple. It now raises a typedNotAGitRepositoryError(subclass ofLockfileDiscoveryError) for non-git workspaces; other git failures keep raisingLockfileDiscoveryError.NotAGitRepositoryError, warns, and continues — preserving operator behaviour while making the condition explicit at the API.runner, filesystem access through the injectedmanifest_existsadapter; the function performs no direct I/O of its own (documented in the docstring).Testing
tests/integration/test_lockfile_discovery.pyexercises discovery against real git repositories in temporary directories through the real subprocess runner, without stubbing internals: tracked vs untracked lockfiles,target/exclusion, manifest adjacency, and the non-git typed error.make check-fmt,make lint,make typecheck, andmake test(565 passed) all green after rebasing onto currentmain.coderabbit review --agent: 0 findings.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by Sourcery
Surface non-git workspaces as typed errors during Cargo.lock discovery and delegate skip policy to the publish pre-flight caller.
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