cleanup: tests and slop #1124
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant User as User (Interaction / Prefix)
participant Tldr as Tldr Cog
participant Cache as TLDR Cache
participant Archive as Archive/Fetcher
Note over User,Tldr: Command trigger (slash or prefix)
User->>Tldr: invoke _handle_tldr_command(command, platform, language, flags)
Tldr->>Cache: check cache for command (async)
alt cache hit
Cache-->>Tldr: cached pages
else cache miss or stale
Tldr->>Archive: fetch archive (with timeout)
Archive-->>Tldr: archive content or error
Tldr->>Cache: schedule cache update (fire-and-forget)
end
alt command found
Tldr->>User: send embed(s) via interaction response or context.send
else not found
Tldr->>User: send ephemeral error or message
end
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src/tux/core/base_cog.py (1)
222-252: Docstring example is inconsistent with the new keyword-only signature.The docstring example on lines 247-250 still shows positional argument style, but the signature now requires keyword arguments. This will cause confusion for developers referencing the docstring.
🔎 Proposed fix
Examples -------- >>> def __init__(self, bot: Tux): ... super().__init__(bot) ... if self.unload_if_missing_config( - ... not CONFIG.GITHUB_TOKEN, "GITHUB_TOKEN" + ... condition=not CONFIG.GITHUB_TOKEN, + ... config_name="GITHUB_TOKEN", ... ): ... return # Exit early, cog will be partially loaded ... self.github_client = GitHubClient()tests/fixtures/sentry_fixtures.py (1)
104-126: Function definition line is completely missing.Line 104-105 has a comment and docstring, but there is no function signature (no
def mock_discord_context():line). The@pytest.fixturedecorator is also missing. The function body starts at line 106 without a function definition, making this code syntactically invalid.tests/core/test_dynamic_permission_system.py (1)
188-200: Fix the docstring mismatch.Line 196 defines the docstring as
"""Represent a special command.""", but line 200 asserts it equals"This is my special command.". This test will fail due to the mismatch.🔎 Proposed fix
@requires_command_permission() async def my_special_command(ctx: commands.Context[Tux]) -> None: - """Represent a special command.""" + """This is my special command.""" # Should preserve function metadata assert my_special_command.__name__ == "my_special_command" assert my_special_command.__doc__ == "This is my special command."tests/database/test_database_migrations.py (1)
298-312: Remove misleading comment and narrow exception handling.Two issues:
Line 302: The comment
# sourcery skip: use-contextlib-suppressis misleading since the code does usecontextlib.suppressnow (line 310). Remove this comment.Line 310: Using
suppress(Exception)is too broad. Please specify the expected exception types that should be suppressed (e.g.,suppress(RuntimeError, ConnectionError)).🔎 Proposed fix
- # sourcery skip: use-contextlib-suppress """Test behavior when trying to use disconnected service.""" # Service starts disconnected assert disconnected_async_db_service.is_connected() is False guild_controller = GuildController(disconnected_async_db_service) # Operations should fail gracefully when not connected - with suppress(Exception): + with suppress(RuntimeError, ConnectionError): await guild_controller.create_guild(guild_id=TEST_GUILD_ID) # If we get here, the service should handle disconnection gracefullytests/conftest.py (1)
83-109: Simplify confusing control flow with redundant returns.The function has confusing control flow with:
- Unnecessary
process = Noneinitialization (line 95) since it's immediately assigned- An
elseclause that returnsTrue(line 107)- Another
return Trueafter the try-except (line 109)This makes the logic harder to follow.
🔎 Proposed simplification
def _terminate_pglite_process(pid: int) -> bool: - """Terminate a pglite process gracefully, then forcefully if needed. + """Terminate a pglite process gracefully, then forcefully if needed. Parameters ---------- pid : int Process ID to terminate. Returns ------- bool True if the process was successfully terminated. """ - process = None try: process = psutil.Process(pid) process.terminate() process.wait(timeout=2.0) + return True except psutil.TimeoutExpired: - if process is not None: - process.kill() - process.wait(timeout=1.0) + process.kill() + process.wait(timeout=1.0) + return True except psutil.NoSuchProcess: return False - else: - return True - - return Truesrc/tux/database/controllers/case.py (1)
438-478: Remove duplicate Parameters section in docstring.The docstring contains two Parameters sections (lines 446-452 and lines 458-462) documenting the same parameters. This duplication should be removed for clarity.
🔎 Proposed fix
""" Mark a tempban case as processed after the user has been unbanned. Parameters ---------- case_id : int The case ID to mark as expired. guild_id : int | None, optional The guild ID (currently unused, kept for API consistency). This sets case_processed=True to indicate the expiration has been handled. The case_status remains True (the case is still valid, just completed). The case_expires_at field remains unchanged as a historical record. - Parameters - ---------- - case_id : int - The ID of the case to mark as processed - guild_id : int | None - Deprecated parameter kept for backward compatibility (unused) - Returns ------- bool True if the case was updated, False if not found """
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scripts/dev/docstring_coverage.py (1)
15-17: Consider adding an explicit type annotation to the constant.While the constant effectively replaces the magic number and improves maintainability, adding an explicit type annotation would enhance clarity and align with the codebase's type-safety practices.
🔎 Proposed enhancement
# Constants -ERROR_EXIT_CODE_THRESHOLD = 100 +ERROR_EXIT_CODE_THRESHOLD: int = 100scripts/docs/lint.py (1)
23-25: Nice refactoring to extract the magic number.The introduction of
YAML_FRONTMATTER_PARTSimproves maintainability by making the frontmatter validation check more explicit.Optional refinements for clarity
Consider these minor improvements:
- Add a type annotation (as per coding guidelines):
-YAML_FRONTMATTER_PARTS = 3 +YAML_FRONTMATTER_PARTS: int = 3
- Clarify the constant's purpose with a comment to document its relationship to the
maxsplit=2at line 52:# Constants -YAML_FRONTMATTER_PARTS = 3 +# Minimum parts expected after splitting by "---" with maxsplit=2: +# ["", frontmatter_content, document_content] +YAML_FRONTMATTER_PARTS: int = 3
- Consider a more descriptive name like
MIN_FRONTMATTER_SPLIT_PARTSto clarify that this represents the expected split result length, not the number of frontmatter sections.Also applies to: 53-53
src/tux/modules/utility/poll.py (1)
135-136: Consider usingstart=1for consistency.For consistency with the refactored loop at line 152, consider updating this line to use
enumerate(options_list, start=1)as well.🔎 Proposed refactor for consistency
- description = "\n".join( - [f"{num + 1}\u20e3 {option}" for num, option in enumerate(options_list)], - ) + description = "\n".join( + [f"{num}\u20e3 {option}" for num, option in enumerate(options_list, start=1)], + )scripts/db/queries.py (1)
54-55: Type annotations improved with AsyncSession.The parameter type has been correctly tightened from
AnytoAsyncSession. The return type changed fromlist[tuple[Any, Any, str, str]]toAny, which is less specific but acceptable.💡 Optional: Consider a more specific return type
For slightly better type safety, you could specify the return type more precisely:
async def _get_long_queries( session: AsyncSession, -) -> Any: +) -> list[Any]: result = await session.execute(text(LONG_RUNNING_QUERIES_SQL)) return result.fetchall()This reflects that
fetchall()returns a list of Row objects.scripts/db/health.py (1)
26-26: LGTM!Explicit
-> Nonereturn type annotation improves type safety.💡 Optional: Consider NoReturn for functions that always raise
Since
_fail()always raises an exception and never returns normally, you could useNoReturnfor even more precise typing:+from typing import NoReturn + -def _fail() -> None: +def _fail() -> NoReturn: """Raise Exit(1) to satisfy Ruff's TRY301 rule.""" raise Exit(1)This helps type checkers understand that code after calling
_fail()is unreachable.scripts/db/tables.py (1)
40-40: Type annotations improved with AsyncSession.The parameter type has been correctly tightened to
AsyncSession. TheAnyreturn type is acceptable forfetchall()results.💡 Optional: Consider a more specific return type
For slightly better type safety, you could specify the return type more precisely:
async def _get_tables(session: AsyncSession) -> Any: +) -> list[Any]: result = await session.execute( text("""This reflects that
fetchall()returns a list of Row objects.scripts/config/validate.py (1)
19-20: LGTM! Good refactoring to extract the magic number.The constant follows naming conventions and improves maintainability by providing a single source of truth for the display truncation length.
Optional: Add explicit type hint for clarity
# Constants -DB_URL_DISPLAY_LENGTH = 50 +DB_URL_DISPLAY_LENGTH: int = 50This makes the type explicit, though it's not strictly necessary for constants.
tests/services/test_service_wrappers.py (1)
166-209: Consider testing the public interface instead of private methods.The integration tests directly invoke
service._execute(), which is a private method. While this works for testing internal integration, it couples the tests to implementation details. If the services expose a public method for code execution, prefer testing through that interface for better maintainability.tests/database/test_migration_url_conversion.py (1)
61-70: Consider addingpassor...to skipped test bodies for clarity.While valid Python (the docstring is a statement), skipped tests typically include
passor...to explicitly indicate the function body is intentionally empty. This improves readability and makes the intent clearer.🔎 Suggested addition
@pytest.mark.skip(reason="Requires mocking CONFIG.database_url") def test_offline_mode_converts_url(self): """Test that offline mode converts async URLs.""" # This would require mocking CONFIG.database_url # For now, we test the conversion logic directly + ... @pytest.mark.skip(reason="Requires mocking CONFIG.database_url") def test_online_mode_converts_url(self): """Test that online mode converts async URLs.""" # This would require mocking CONFIG.database_url and database connection # For now, we test the conversion logic directly + ...src/tux/services/wrappers/tldr.py (1)
24-25: Consider making these constants environment-configurable for consistency.The existing configuration constants (lines 21-23) follow a pattern of reading from environment variables with defaults. For consistency and operational flexibility, consider making these new constants configurable:
🔎 Optional refactor for environment-configurable constants
-ARCHIVE_DOWNLOAD_TIMEOUT_SECONDS: int = 30 -DISCORD_EMBED_MAX_LENGTH: int = 4000 +ARCHIVE_DOWNLOAD_TIMEOUT_SECONDS: int = int(os.getenv("TLDR_ARCHIVE_TIMEOUT", "30")) +DISCORD_EMBED_MAX_LENGTH: int = int(os.getenv("DISCORD_EMBED_MAX_LENGTH", "4000"))src/tux/services/wrappers/wandbox.py (1)
61-67: Redundantraise_for_status()call.The
http_client.post()method already callsresponse.raise_for_status()internally before returning (seesrc/tux/services/http_client.pylines 218-219). The call at line 67 is redundant and can be removed.🔎 Proposed fix
try: response = await http_client.post( url, json=payload, headers=headers, timeout=15.0, ) - response.raise_for_status() except httpx.ReadTimeout as e:src/tux/services/wrappers/godbolt.py (4)
88-107: Redundantraise_for_status()call insendresponse.The
http_client.get()method already callsresponse.raise_for_status()internally before returning (seesrc/tux/services/http_client.pylines 191-192). Line 90 is redundant.🔎 Proposed fix
try: response = await http_client.get(url, timeout=15.0) - response.raise_for_status() except httpx.ReadTimeout as e:
241-260: Redundantraise_for_status()call ingetoutput.Same issue as
sendresponse—http_client.post()already callsraise_for_status()internally. Line 243 is redundant.🔎 Proposed fix
try: response = await http_client.post(url_comp, json=payload, timeout=15.0) - response.raise_for_status() except httpx.ReadTimeout as e:
323-342: Redundantraise_for_status()call ingenerateasm.Same pattern—
http_client.post()already handles status checking. Line 325 is redundant.🔎 Proposed fix
try: response = await http_client.post(url_comp, json=payload, timeout=15.0) - response.raise_for_status() except httpx.ReadTimeout as e:
181-260: Consider extracting common POST logic to reduce duplication.
getoutput()andgenerateasm()share nearly identical structure—payload construction, POST request, and error handling. The only differences areskipAsm(True vs False) andexecutefilter (True vs False). Consider extracting a helper function.🔎 Proposed refactor
async def _compile_request( code: str, lang: str, compileroptions: str | None, skip_asm: bool, execute: bool, ) -> str: """Internal helper for Godbolt compile requests.""" url_comp = f"{url}/api/compiler/{lang}/compile" copt = compileroptions if compileroptions is not None else "" payload: Payload = { "source": code, "options": { "userArguments": copt, "compilerOptions": {"skipAsm": skip_asm, "executorRequest": False}, "filters": { "binary": False, "binaryObject": False, "commentOnly": True, "demangle": True, "directives": True, "execute": execute, "intel": True, "labels": True, "libraryCode": True, "trim": True, "debugCalls": True, }, "tools": [], "libraries": [], }, "lang": lang, "allowStoreCodeDebug": True, } try: response = await http_client.post(url_comp, json=payload, timeout=15.0) except httpx.ReadTimeout as e: raise TuxAPIConnectionError(service_name="Godbolt", original_error=e) from e except httpx.RequestError as e: raise TuxAPIConnectionError(service_name="Godbolt", original_error=e) from e except httpx.HTTPStatusError as e: if e.response.status_code == HTTP_NOT_FOUND: raise TuxAPIResourceNotFoundError( service_name="Godbolt", resource_identifier=lang, ) from e raise TuxAPIRequestError( service_name="Godbolt", status_code=e.response.status_code, reason=e.response.text, ) from e else: return response.text async def getoutput(code: str, lang: str, compileroptions: str | None = None) -> str: """...""" return await _compile_request(code, lang, compileroptions, skip_asm=True, execute=True) async def generateasm(code: str, lang: str, compileroptions: str | None = None) -> str: """...""" return await _compile_request(code, lang, compileroptions, skip_asm=False, execute=False)Also applies to: 263-342
scripts/dev/clean.py (1)
23-38: Consider NumPy-style docstrings for consistency.The function logic and error handling are solid. However, per coding guidelines, NumPy docstrings should be used for documenting functions. Consider expanding the docstring to document parameters and return values.
Example:
def _remove_item(item: Path, project_root: Path) -> tuple[int, int]: """ Remove a file or directory and return statistics. Parameters ---------- item : Path The file or directory to remove. project_root : Path The project root path for relative path display. Returns ------- tuple[int, int] A tuple of (count, size) where count is 1 if removed, 0 otherwise, and size is the bytes freed. """As per coding guidelines, NumPy docstrings should be used for documenting Python functions and classes.
tests/modules/test_moderation_service_integration.py (1)
39-106: Optional: Consider adding return type hints to test fixtures.While the fixtures have good docstrings and appropriate parameter types, adding return type hints would improve type safety and align with the coding guideline to "include complete type hints in all public APIs."
Example for
mock_db_service:def mock_db_service(self) -> MagicMock: """Create a mock database service.""" ...This is a minor enhancement and not critical for test code.
src/tux/modules/tools/tldr.py (3)
73-80: Consider structured error handling instead of string matching.The error detection relies on checking if
result_msg.startswith("Failed"), which is fragile. IfTldrClient.update_tldr_cachechanges its error message format, this check will fail silently.🔎 Suggested improvement
Consider having
TldrClient.update_tldr_cacheraise exceptions for errors instead of returning error messages in strings, or return a structured result (e.g., a dataclass or tuple with success status). For example:# If TldrClient can be modified to raise exceptions: try: await asyncio.to_thread( TldrClient.update_tldr_cache, lang_code, ) logger.debug(f"Cache update for '{lang_code}': success") except TldrUpdateError as e: logger.error(f"Cache update for '{lang_code}': {e}")Alternatively, if the return format must remain, consider documenting this contract explicitly or using a more robust check.
167-179: Add parameter documentation for consistency.The
platform_autocompletemethod is missing parameter documentation forinteractionandcurrent, while the other autocomplete methods (command_autocompleteandlanguage_autocomplete) include them. Adding these would improve consistency and completeness.🔎 Proposed documentation enhancement
async def platform_autocomplete( self, interaction: discord.Interaction, current: str, ) -> list[app_commands.Choice[str]]: """ Autocomplete for the platform parameter. + Parameters + ---------- + interaction : discord.Interaction + The interaction triggering autocomplete. + current : str + Current input value. + Returns ------- list[app_commands.Choice[str]] List of platform choices for autocomplete. """
253-255: Simplify redundant boolean conversions.The explicit
bool()conversions are unnecessary since the parameters are already typed asbool | Noneand have default values in the function signature. The special handling forshow_longon line 254 is also redundant because the parameter defaults toTrue, so it will only beNoneif explicitly passed.🔎 Simplified version
await self._handle_tldr_command( source=interaction, command_name=command, platform=platform, language=language, - show_short=bool(show_short), - show_long=bool(show_long) if show_long is not None else True, - show_both=bool(show_both), + show_short=show_short or False, + show_long=show_long if show_long is not None else True, + show_both=show_both or False, )Or even simpler, rely on the defaults in
_handle_tldr_command:await self._handle_tldr_command( source=interaction, command_name=command, platform=platform, language=language, - show_short=bool(show_short), - show_long=bool(show_long) if show_long is not None else True, - show_both=bool(show_both), + show_short=show_short or False, + show_long=True if show_long is None else show_long, + show_both=show_both or False, )src/tux/modules/info/info.py (1)
765-823: Consider using the new helper inpaginated_embedfor consistency.The
paginated_embedmethod still directly callsEmbedCreator.create_embedinstead of using the new_create_info_embedhelper. While this works fine, using the helper would provide more consistency across the module.🔎 Proposed refactor
- embed: discord.Embed = EmbedCreator.create_embed( - embed_type=EmbedType.INFO, + embed: discord.Embed = self._create_info_embed( title=title, - custom_color=discord.Color.blurple(), )src/tux/services/handlers/error/cog.py (1)
161-179: Consider removing unused parameter.The
_configparameter (renamed fromconfigwith a leading underscore) is never used in the function body. The leading underscore convention indicates an intentionally unused parameter, but if it's truly not needed, consider removing it from the signature to simplify the interface.🔎 Proposed refactor to remove unused parameter
async def _send_error_response( self, source: commands.Context[Tux] | discord.Interaction, embed: discord.Embed, - _config: ErrorHandlerConfig, ) -> None: """Send error response to user."""And update the call site at line 99:
- await self._send_error_response(source, embed, config) + await self._send_error_response(source, embed)tests/fixtures/database_fixtures.py (1)
32-33: Consider more specific exception handling in cleanup blocks.The bare
except Exception: passblocks silence all exceptions during cleanup. While acceptable for test teardown, consider logging failures or catching more specific exceptions (e.g.,RuntimeError,OSError) to avoid masking unexpected issues.🔎 Suggested refinement
finally: try: manager.stop() - except Exception: - pass + except (RuntimeError, OSError) as e: + logger.warning(f"Failed to stop PGlite manager: {e}")Apply similar pattern at lines 51-52.
Also applies to: 51-52
src/tux/database/controllers/guild_config.py (1)
10-21: Clarify the TYPE_CHECKING import pattern.The current pattern imports
DatabaseServicein both theTYPE_CHECKINGand non-TYPE_CHECKINGbranches, which is redundant. IfDatabaseServiceis needed at runtime (lines 18-21), there's no need to also import it underTYPE_CHECKING(lines 15-16).Recommendation: Choose one approach:
- If
DatabaseServiceis needed at runtime, import it normally withoutTYPE_CHECKINGguards- If it's only needed for type hints, import it only under
TYPE_CHECKINGand use string literals for forward references where neededThis pattern appears in multiple controller files (guild_config.py, starboard.py, levels.py, guild.py, snippet.py) and could be simplified consistently across the codebase.
🔎 Simplified import pattern
-from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any +from typing import Any +from tux.database.service import DatabaseService from tux.database.controllers.base import BaseController from tux.database.models import GuildConfig - -if TYPE_CHECKING: - from tux.database.service import DatabaseService - -if not TYPE_CHECKING: - from tux.database.service import DatabaseServiceOr, if avoiding circular imports is the goal, use TYPE_CHECKING only:
from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any from tux.database.controllers.base import BaseController from tux.database.models import GuildConfig if TYPE_CHECKING: from tux.database.service import DatabaseService - -if not TYPE_CHECKING: - from tux.database.service import DatabaseServicetests/core/test_permission_bypass.py (1)
3-3: Consider removing unused AsyncMock import.The
AsyncMockimport appears to be unused in this file. All mocks in the test useMagicMockorAsyncMockfrom patched locations.🔎 Proposed fix
-from unittest.mock import AsyncMock, MagicMock, patch +from unittest.mock import MagicMock, patchtests/services/test_error_extractors_arguments.py (1)
29-38: Potential duplicate test - verify test scenarios are distinct.The test implementation for
test_extract_missing_argument_details_with_stringis identical totest_extract_missing_argument_details_with_param(lines 18-27), only changing the param name from "user" to "member". The docstring indicates these should test different scenarios ("with string format" vs regular param object), but both create aMagicMockparam object with a name attribute.If these tests are meant to verify different input formats, please update the implementation to reflect those differences. Otherwise, consider removing the duplicate.
tests/database/test_database_model_performance.py (1)
59-95: Consider usingstrict=Truein the zip call.Since both
guildsandconfigsare created in the same loop with the same range, they are guaranteed to have the same length. Usingstrict=Truewould make this expectation explicit and improve code safety.🔎 Proposed change
- for guild, config in zip(guilds, configs, strict=False): + for guild, config in zip(guilds, configs, strict=True):tests/database/test_database_model_relationships.py (2)
53-74: Consider using a more specific regex pattern for the exception match.The current regex
r".*"matches any exception. While the subsequent assertion checks for "foreign key" or "constraint" in the error message, specifying a more precise regex (e.g.,r".*(foreign key|constraint).*") would make the test expectation clearer and fail faster if the wrong exception is raised.🔎 Proposed change
- with pytest.raises(Exception, match=r".*") as exc_info: + with pytest.raises(Exception, match=r".*(foreign key|constraint).*") as exc_info: await session.commit() - # Check that it's a constraint violation - error_msg = str(exc_info.value).lower() - assert "foreign key" in error_msg or "constraint" in error_msg
76-98: Consider using a more specific regex pattern for the exception match.Similar to the foreign key test, using
r".*(unique|constraint).*"would make the test expectation more explicit and provide faster feedback if the wrong exception type is raised.🔎 Proposed change
- with pytest.raises(Exception, match=r".*") as exc_info: + with pytest.raises(Exception, match=r".*(unique|constraint).*") as exc_info: await session.commit() - # Check that it's a constraint violation - error_msg = str(exc_info.value).lower() - assert "unique" in error_msg or "constraint" in error_msgtests/fixtures/data_fixtures.py (1)
16-20: Consider using a more specific return type.The fixture correctly creates and returns a sample guild. While
Anyis acceptable, consider usingGuildas the return type for better type checking.🔎 Optional improvement
+from tux.database.models.models import Guild + @pytest.fixture(scope="function") -async def sample_guild(guild_controller: GuildController) -> Any: +async def sample_guild(guild_controller: GuildController) -> Guild: """Sample guild for testing."""tests/modules/test_moderation_critical_issues.py (3)
343-344: Duplicate comment can be removed.Line 344 duplicates the comment on line 343. Consider removing the redundant comment.
with patch.object( moderation_coordinator, "_send_response_embed", new_callable=AsyncMock, ): # Condition checks are now handled via decorators at command level - # Condition checks are handled at command level
581-604: Test relies on timing and has weak assertions.The
asyncio.sleep(0.1)introduces flakiness. Additionally, the assertion only checks if at least one action was called, which doesn't definitively verify the race condition handling. Consider:
- Using a synchronization primitive (e.g.,
asyncio.Event) instead of sleep- Adding more specific assertions about the expected behavior
The comment on lines 592-597 acknowledges this uncertainty, which is reasonable for a race condition test, but the sleep should be avoided if possible.
846-883: Mock classes could benefit from type hints.Per coding guidelines, consider adding type hints to the mock class parameters for consistency with the rest of the codebase.
🔎 Suggested improvements
class MockMember: """Mock Discord Member for testing.""" - def __init__(self, user_id: int = 555666777): + def __init__(self, user_id: int = 555666777) -> None: self.id = user_id self.name = "TestUser" self.top_role = MockRole(position=5) self.display_avatar = MockAvatar() class MockBotMember: """Mock bot member with permissions.""" - def __init__(self): + def __init__(self) -> None: self.guild_permissions = MockPermissions() class MockPermissions: """Mock guild permissions.""" - def __init__(self): + def __init__(self) -> None: self.ban_members = True self.kick_members = True self.moderate_members = True class MockRole: """Mock Discord Role.""" - def __init__(self, position: int = 5): + def __init__(self, position: int = 5) -> None: self.position = position class MockAvatar: """Mock Discord Avatar.""" - def __init__(self): + def __init__(self) -> None: self.url = "https://example.com/avatar.png"src/tux/database/controllers/afk.py (1)
16-20: Redundant conditional import pattern.The
if TYPE_CHECKING/if not TYPE_CHECKINGpattern is redundant. At runtime,TYPE_CHECKINGis alwaysFalse, so the second block always executes. The first block only affects type checkers. This can be simplified:if TYPE_CHECKING: from tux.database.service import DatabaseService -if not TYPE_CHECKING: - from tux.database.service import DatabaseService +else: + from tux.database.service import DatabaseServiceOr simply use a single unconditional import if
DatabaseServiceis always needed at runtime:-if TYPE_CHECKING: - from tux.database.service import DatabaseService - -if not TYPE_CHECKING: - from tux.database.service import DatabaseService +from tux.database.service import DatabaseServiceThe current pattern achieves the same result but is confusing to read.
tests/fixtures/utils.py (1)
7-7: Add type hints for**overridesparameters.Per coding guidelines, all public APIs should include complete type hints. The factory functions are missing type annotations for the
**overridesparameters.🔎 Suggested fix
-def create_mock_guild(**overrides) -> dict[str, Any]: +def create_mock_guild(**overrides: Any) -> dict[str, Any]:Apply the same pattern to
create_mock_user,create_mock_channel, andcreate_mock_interaction.tests/database/test_database_data_integrity.py (1)
79-84: Consider catching a more specific exception type.The broad
except Exceptionwill catch any error, not just the expected unique constraint violation. Consider catchingsqlalchemy.exc.IntegrityErrorspecifically to ensure the test validates the correct behavior.🔎 Suggested improvement
+from sqlalchemy.exc import IntegrityError + # Now try to add duplicate in a new transaction # Note: This intentionally creates an identity key conflict to test constraint behavior # The SAWarning is expected and indicates the test is working correctly try: guild2 = Guild(id=TEST_GUILD_ID, case_count=1) # Same ID - should fail session.add(guild2) await session.commit() # This should fail due to unique constraint -except Exception: +except IntegrityError: await session.rollback() # Rollback the failed transactionsrc/tux/core/setup/database_setup.py (1)
95-95: Useasyncio.get_running_loop()instead ofasyncio.get_event_loop().Since
_upgrade_head_if_needed()is an async method, callingasyncio.get_event_loop()is deprecated in Python 3.10+. Useasyncio.get_running_loop()to retrieve the currently running event loop from within the coroutine.- loop = asyncio.get_event_loop() + loop = asyncio.get_running_loop()src/tux/core/prefix_manager.py (2)
121-122: Consider monitoring fire-and-forget persistence task failures.The fire-and-forget pattern for
_persist_prefixmeans failures are only logged, with no higher-level notification or metrics. If persistence consistently fails (e.g., transient DB issues), the cache and database may diverge silently.Consider:
- Adding error metrics/counters for persistence failures
- Implementing a retry queue for failed persistence operations
- Or at minimum, ensure logging is monitored/alerted
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223-228: Document the 1000-guild limit for cache loading.The
limit=1000parameter caps the initial cache load to 1000 guilds. For bots in more than 1000 guilds, some prefixes won't be cached at startup (they'll be lazy-loaded on first use). Consider:
- Documenting this limitation in the method docstring
- Or implementing pagination to load all guilds
- Or increasing the limit if the bot is expected to be in many guilds
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src/tux/database/controllers/snippet.py (1)
412-414: Incorrect SQL NULL comparison - use SQLAlchemy'sis_not(None)instead.Using Python's
is not Noneperforms an identity check at the Python level, not a SQLIS NOT NULLcomparison. This will always evaluate toTruebecauseSnippet.aliasis a column attribute, causing the filter to have no effect.🔎 Proposed fix
async def get_all_aliases(self, guild_id: int) -> list[Snippet]: ... return await self.find_all( - filters=(Snippet.alias is not None) & (Snippet.guild_id == guild_id), + filters=(Snippet.alias.is_not(None)) & (Snippet.guild_id == guild_id), )tests/core/test_dynamic_permission_system.py (1)
194-200: Test assertion will fail - docstring mismatch.The function's docstring on line 196 is
"""Execute my special command."""but the assertion on line 200 expects"This is my special command.". This test will fail.🔎 Proposed fix - align the docstring with the assertion
@requires_command_permission() async def my_special_command(ctx: commands.Context[Tux]) -> None: - """Execute my special command.""" + """This is my special command.""" # Should preserve function metadata assert my_special_command.__name__ == "my_special_command" assert my_special_command.__doc__ == "This is my special command."src/tux/database/controllers/case.py (1)
277-297: Function signature doesn't match implementation.The
get_recent_casesfunction accepts ahoursparameter but currently ignores it and returns all cases. This creates a misleading API where callers may expect time-based filtering that doesn't occur.Consider one of these approaches:
- Remove the
hoursparameter until filtering is implemented- Raise
NotImplementedErrorifhours != 24(the default)- Add a deprecation warning documenting the limitation
Would you like me to generate a fix that either removes the parameter or adds a NotImplementedError guard?
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tests/fixtures/database_fixtures.py (2)
30-33: Exception handling improved as requested.The teardown exception is now properly logged, addressing the past review comment. This implementation correctly preserves test resilience while maintaining visibility of failures.
47-53: Cleanup exception handling improved.The addition of explanatory comments and exception logging addresses the past review comment. The implementation correctly documents that cleanup failures should not break tests while maintaining observability.
tests/conftest.py (1)
137-187: Type hints added, but consider removing duplication.The type hints properly address the past review comment. However, these four functions duplicate identical implementations in
tests/fixtures/utils.py(lines 6-99), which have more complete NumPy-style docstrings.Consider importing these functions from
tests.fixtures.utilsinstead of duplicating them here, or removing them from utils.py if conftest.py is the intended location.🔎 Proposed fix to eliminate duplication
+from tests.fixtures.utils import ( + create_mock_channel, + create_mock_guild, + create_mock_interaction, + create_mock_user, +) - -# Test utility functions (inspired by organizex patterns) -def create_mock_guild(**overrides: Any) -> dict[str, Any]: - """Create mock Discord guild data for testing.""" - default_data = { - "id": 123456789012345678, - "name": "Test Guild", - "member_count": 100, - "owner_id": 987654321098765432, - } - default_data.update(overrides) - return default_data - - -def create_mock_user(**overrides: Any) -> dict[str, Any]: - """Create mock Discord user data for testing.""" - default_data = { - "id": 987654321098765432, - "name": "testuser", - "discriminator": "1234", - "display_name": "Test User", - "bot": False, - "mention": "<@987654321098765432>", - } - default_data.update(overrides) - return default_data - - -def create_mock_channel(**overrides: Any) -> dict[str, Any]: - """Create mock Discord channel data for testing.""" - default_data = { - "id": 876543210987654321, - "name": "test-channel", - "mention": "<#876543210987654321>", - "type": "text", - } - default_data.update(overrides) - return default_data - - -def create_mock_interaction(**overrides: Any) -> dict[str, Any]: - """Create mock Discord interaction data for testing.""" - default_data = { - "user": create_mock_user(), - "guild": create_mock_guild(), - "guild_id": 123456789012345678, - "channel": create_mock_channel(), - "channel_id": 876543210987654321, - "command": {"qualified_name": "test_command"}, - } - default_data.update(overrides) - return default_datatests/database/test_database_service.py (1)
137-141: Exception pattern properly narrowed.The updated regex pattern
r".*(duplicate key|unique constraint|integrity)"addresses the past review comment by matching specific integrity error messages while remaining flexible across database backends.
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scripts/dev/clean.py (1)
44-46: Consider simplifying the single-directory loop.Since only the scripts directory is processed now, the loop could be simplified by directly using the path instead of iterating over a single-item list.
🔎 Optional simplification
- for dir_path in [ - project_root / "scripts", - ]: + dir_path = project_root / "scripts" + if True: # Keep the same indentation structureAlternatively, you could keep the list structure if you anticipate adding more directories in the future.
tests/shared/test_config_generation.py (3)
84-91: Strengthen parsed TOML assertions.The TOML parsing on lines 88-91 addresses the validation concern from the past review, but the test could be more robust. Lines 84-86 still use loose "or" fallbacks, and the parsed dict isn't checked for expected keys.
🔎 Proposed fix to validate parsed structure
- # Verify output contains commented field names and descriptions - # Built-in generator uses different format - check for descriptions and commented defaults - assert "Enable debug mode" in toml_output or "debug" in toml_output.lower() - assert "Server port" in toml_output or "port" in toml_output.lower() - assert "Application name" in toml_output or "name" in toml_output.lower() - # Verify it's valid TOML by actually parsing it parsed = tomllib.loads(toml_output) assert isinstance(parsed, dict) assert len(parsed) > 0 + + # Verify expected keys are present in parsed structure + assert "debug" in parsed + assert "port" in parsed + assert "name" in parsed
59-63: Extract repeated PSESettings initialization to a fixture.The same PSESettings initialization pattern with warning suppression is repeated identically across all four tests. This violates DRY principles and makes maintenance harder.
🔎 Proposed fixture to eliminate duplication
Add a pytest fixture at the module level:
import pytest @pytest.fixture def pse_settings() -> PSESettings: """Create PSESettings with warning suppression.""" with warnings.catch_warnings(): warnings.filterwarnings("ignore", message=".*pyproject_toml_table_header.*") return PSESettings( root_dir=Path.cwd(), project_dir=Path.cwd(), respect_exclude=True, )Then update each test to use the fixture:
- # Generate TOML (suppress PSESettings warning about pyproject_toml_table_header) - with warnings.catch_warnings(): - warnings.filterwarnings("ignore", message=".*pyproject_toml_table_header.*") - pse_settings = PSESettings( - root_dir=Path.cwd(), - project_dir=Path.cwd(), - respect_exclude=True, - ) +def test_generate_toml_format(pse_settings: PSESettings) -> None:Apply the same pattern to all four test functions.
Also applies to: 121-125, 166-170, 226-230
252-259: Consider simplifying the nested section search.The next() expression with a nested generator is correct but could be more readable with intermediate steps or a simpler approach.
🔎 Alternative approach for clarity
- nested_section = next( - ( - value - for _key, value in parsed.items() - if isinstance(value, dict) and "host" in value - ), - None, - ) + # Find the nested section containing database config + nested_section = None + for value in parsed.values(): + if isinstance(value, dict) and "host" in value: + nested_section = value + breaksrc/tux/services/handlers/error/cog.py (1)
99-99: LGTM! Good refactoring to remove unused parameter.The
configparameter was correctly removed from_send_error_responsesince it was never used in the method body. All config-dependent logic (whether to send the embed and how to format it) appropriately happens in_handle_errorbefore calling this method. This simplifies the method signature and clarifies its single responsibility: sending the pre-formatted embed to the user.Also applies to: 161-165
src/tux/modules/tools/tldr.py (2)
174-192: Add parameter documentation for consistency.The
command_autocompletemethod now includes parameter documentation (lines 133-139), butplatform_autocompleteandlanguage_autocompletelack similar documentation. For consistency and adherence to NumPy docstring style, consider documenting theinteractionandcurrentparameters in these methods.🔎 Suggested documentation additions
For
platform_autocomplete:async def platform_autocomplete( self, interaction: discord.Interaction, current: str, ) -> list[app_commands.Choice[str]]: """ Autocomplete for the platform parameter. + Parameters + ---------- + interaction : discord.Interaction + The interaction triggering autocomplete. + current : str + Current input value. + Returns ------- list[app_commands.Choice[str]] List of platform choices for autocomplete. """Similar additions should be made for
language_autocomplete.Also applies to: 194-227
260-262: Consider simplifying boolean parameter handling.The boolean casting for
show_shortandshow_bothis straightforward, butshow_longuses a more complex expression:show_long=bool(show_long) if show_long is not None else TrueSince the parameter already has a default value of
True(line 251), you could simplify to:show_long=show_long if show_long is not None else TrueThis preserves the same behavior while being slightly more direct. The
bool()cast is defensive but may be unnecessary given Discord's type coercion.tests/database/test_database_migrations.py (2)
103-112: Consider using a more specific exception type.Using
pytest.raises(Exception, match=r".*")catches any exception. While this works, using more specific exception types (e.g.,IntegrityErrorfrom SQLAlchemy) would make the test more precise and less likely to pass on unrelated errors.🔎 Suggested improvement
+from sqlalchemy.exc import IntegrityError + # Test 1: Create config without guild (should raise IntegrityError) -with pytest.raises(Exception, match=r".*") as exc_info: +with pytest.raises(IntegrityError): await guild_config_controller.get_or_create_config( guild_id=999999999999999999, # Non-existent guild prefix="!", ) -# Should fail due to foreign key constraint violation -assert ( - "foreign key" in str(exc_info.value).lower() - or "constraint" in str(exc_info.value).lower() -)
309-311: Usingsuppresshides whether an exception was actually raised.While
suppressis cleaner, it makes it impossible to verify that the expected exception type was actually raised. If the code changes to silently succeed (a bug), this test would still pass.🔎 Suggested improvement
- with suppress(RuntimeError, ConnectionError): - await guild_controller.create_guild(guild_id=TEST_GUILD_ID) - # If we get here, the service should handle disconnection gracefully + with pytest.raises((RuntimeError, ConnectionError)): + await guild_controller.create_guild(guild_id=TEST_GUILD_ID)Or if graceful handling (no exception) is also acceptable:
- with suppress(RuntimeError, ConnectionError): - await guild_controller.create_guild(guild_id=TEST_GUILD_ID) - # If we get here, the service should handle disconnection gracefully + try: + await guild_controller.create_guild(guild_id=TEST_GUILD_ID) + # Graceful handling - no exception raised + except (RuntimeError, ConnectionError): + # Expected behavior for disconnected service + passsrc/tux/core/prefix_manager.py (2)
121-122: Minor inconsistency with past review suggestion.The past review comment recommended removing the assignment entirely and using just
asyncio.create_task(self._persist_prefix(guild_id, prefix))without any variable binding. The current implementation uses_ =with anoqacomment, which achieves a similar effect but doesn't fully match the suggested fix.Apply the originally suggested fix
- # Fire-and-forget task to persist to database - _ = asyncio.create_task(self._persist_prefix(guild_id, prefix)) # noqa: RUF006 + # Fire-and-forget: persist to database asynchronously + asyncio.create_task(self._persist_prefix(guild_id, prefix))
156-166: Consider simplifying the try/except/else pattern.The current implementation uses
elseafterexcept, which is valid but creates an indirect flow. Sinceprefixis only used in the success path, you could return it directly from thetryblock for clarity.Simpler alternative
- prefix = guild_config.prefix - self._prefix_cache[guild_id] = prefix + prefix = guild_config.prefix + self._prefix_cache[guild_id] = prefix + return prefix except Exception as e: logger.warning( f"Failed to load prefix for guild {guild_id}: {type(e).__name__}", ) return self._default_prefix - else: - return prefix
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**/*.py: Use strict type hints with the formType | Noneinstead ofOptional[Type]in Python
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Prefer absolute imports, but relative imports are allowed within the same module in Python
Use import grouping in Python: stdlib → third-party → local imports
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src/tux/core/base_cog.py (1)
222-222: Breaking API change is correctly implemented with all call-sites updated.The keyword-only argument requirement at line 222 is properly enforced with the
*separator, making the API more explicit and self-documenting. The docstring at lines 248–249 correctly demonstrates the new calling pattern. All five call-sites across the codebase (in levels.py, level.py, status_roles.py, features/levels.py, and git.py) have been updated to use keyword arguments consistently.scripts/dev/clean.py (1)
42-42: Docstring now accurately reflects implementation scope.The docstring has been updated to match the actual behavior of the function, which only cleans the scripts directory. This addresses the previous review concern about the mismatch between the docstring and implementation.
tests/shared/test_config_generation.py (3)
1-22: LGTM!The module docstring and import organization follow the coding guidelines correctly (stdlib → third-party → local).
94-137: LGTM!The YAML test appropriately validates commented output format. The assertions are specific enough for the YAML comment structure.
139-178: LGTM!The JSON test correctly parses the output and validates the expected keys are present, which is a solid validation approach.
src/tux/services/handlers/error/cog.py (1)
70-73: LGTM! Well-justified exception handling.The comment appropriately documents why catching broad
Exceptionis acceptable in this module reloading context. The resilient approach ensures other modules continue loading even if one fails, and failures are properly logged.src/tux/modules/tools/tldr.py (2)
53-58: LGTM! Resource cleanup properly implemented.The
cog_unloadmethod correctly addresses the past review comment about cleaning up the cache task. The implementation properly cancels the task and suppresses theCancelledError, preventing resource leaks when the cog is unloaded or reloaded.
295-396: Excellent refactoring to unify command handling.The
_handle_tldr_commandmethod effectively consolidates slash and prefix command logic into a single implementation. The source type discrimination usingisinstancechecks is clean and type-safe, and the response handling correctly adapts to both interaction and context sources.tests/services/test_error_extractors.py (1)
1-14: LGTM! Previous concern has been addressed.The file now correctly serves as a documentation index pointing to the split test files. The test classes have been moved to their respective focused modules as stated in the docstring.
src/tux/database/controllers/__init__.py (3)
11-14: LGTM! Correct use of TYPE_CHECKING guard.The
DatabaseServiceimport is correctly guarded underTYPE_CHECKINGsince it's only needed for type hints. Withfrom __future__ import annotations, the runtime doesn't need the actual import.
16-31: Exports are properly updated.The
__all__list correctly includes all exported controllers, including the newly addedCaseControllerandGuildController.
54-107: Clean lazy-loading pattern for controllers.The
DatabaseCoordinatorcorrectly implements lazy initialization with proper None checks and consistent DI pattern. The explicit-> Nonereturn type on__init__is a good addition for type completeness.src/tux/database/controllers/snippet.py (1)
10-18: LGTM! Correct TYPE_CHECKING pattern.The
DatabaseServiceimport is properly guarded underTYPE_CHECKING, consistent with the pattern used across other controller modules.tests/database/test_database_migrations.py (1)
19-29: LGTM! Clean import organization.Import reordering and additions are well-organized following the stdlib → third-party → local pattern.
src/tux/database/controllers/reminder.py (1)
11-17: LGTM! Previous concern addressed.The redundant
if not TYPE_CHECKING:block has been removed. TheDatabaseServiceimport is now correctly guarded underTYPE_CHECKINGonly.tests/core/test_dynamic_permission_system.py (1)
2-25: Formatting improvements look good.Import reordering and whitespace adjustments improve readability without changing behavior.
src/tux/database/controllers/afk.py (4)
11-17: LGTM! Correct TYPE_CHECKING pattern.The
DatabaseServiceimport is properly guarded underTYPE_CHECKING, consistent with the pattern across the codebase.
68-78: Good use of composite primary key for updates.The update correctly uses the composite key
(member_id, guild_id)matching the AFK model's primary key definition. The fallback toexistingif update returnsNoneis a safe pattern.
204-244: Well-implemented dynamic filtering.The
find_manymethod cleanly handles both dictionary-style and keyword filters, building SQLAlchemy expressions dynamically. The attribute existence check withhasattr(AFK, key)provides good safety against invalid filter keys.
276-284: Correct SQLAlchemy NULL and boolean comparisons.Good use of
== False(with appropriate noqa) and.is_not(None)for proper SQL generation. The type ignore comments are acceptable for SQLAlchemy column operations.tests/database/test_database_data_integrity.py (4)
1-12: Good test file structure.Clean module setup with proper imports from fixtures and database models.
17-40: Basic integrity tests look good.Tests for required fields and data types provide good foundational coverage.
42-60: NULL handling test validates defaults correctly.Good verification that the default prefix
"$"is set and optional fields areNone.
62-89: Transaction rollback test is well-designed.The test correctly validates that unique constraint violations are handled and original data is preserved after rollback. The broad
except Exceptionis acceptable here since different database backends may raise different exception types for constraint violations.tests/fixtures/database_fixtures.py (1)
63-64: LGTM: Private attribute access properly documented.The
noqa: SLF001comments appropriately document intentional private attribute access needed for test fixture setup. This pattern is acceptable in test infrastructure where bypassing normal initialization is required.src/tux/database/controllers/case.py (4)
11-24: LGTM: TYPE_CHECKING guards properly implemented.The use of
TYPE_CHECKINGguards to conditionally importAsyncSessionandDatabaseServiceis a standard pattern that reduces runtime import overhead while preserving type hints for static analysis. This aligns with the PR-wide typing improvements.
336-336: LGTM: More idiomatic boolean conversion.The change from
len(active_cases) > 0tobool(active_cases)is more Pythonic while preserving the same behavior. Empty lists are falsy in Python, making explicit length checks unnecessary.
419-433: LGTM: Database-level sorting improves performance.The refactor to use
order_by=[Case.id.desc()]moves sorting to the database, which is more efficient than fetching all cases and sorting in Python. The assumption that higher IDs indicate newer cases is valid for auto-incrementing primary keys.
435-468: LGTM: Improved documentation.The expanded docstring clearly documents the parameters and behavior, particularly the distinction between
case_processed(expiration handled) andcase_status(case validity). This improves API clarity.tests/fixtures/sentry_fixtures.py (1)
22-191: LGTM: Well-structured test fixtures.The new Discord and Sentry fixtures are well-implemented with:
- Proper use of
MagicMock(spec=...)for type safety- Appropriate
AsyncMockfor async methods- Clean fixture composition pattern (e.g.,
mock_discord_interactioncomposing user/guild/channel)- Organized sections with clear comments
These fixtures will enable comprehensive testing of Discord interactions and Sentry tracking.
tests/conftest.py (4)
15-20: LGTM: Fixture module renamed appropriately.The change from
test_data_fixturestodata_fixturesfollows pytest conventions where fixture modules should not be prefixed with "test_" to avoid confusion with test files.
23-37: LGTM: Simplified documentation.The updated docstring is clearer and more concise, correctly noting that test markers are defined in
pyproject.tomland don't need duplication.
55-79: LGTM: More precise process detection.The change from checking for generic "pglite" to specifically checking for "pglite_manager.js" reduces false positives and more accurately targets the actual PGlite manager process.
82-108: LGTM: Improved termination logic.The updated implementation adds proper timeout handling with graceful termination followed by force kill if needed. Re-fetching the process object after timeout is defensive programming that handles edge cases where the process reference may become stale.
tests/database/test_database_service.py (3)
19-19: LGTM: Random import used appropriately.The
randomimport is used at line 302 to generate unique guild IDs for benchmark tests, preventing duplicate key conflicts. This is a good solution for test data generation.
170-173: LGTM: Consistent multi-line formatting.The reformatted method signatures improve readability and adhere to the project's 88-character line length guideline. Trailing commas are properly included for multi-line signatures.
Also applies to: 202-207, 228-231, 268-271, 316-320, 365-370
234-234: LGTM: Formatting improvements.The added blank lines and multi-line statement formatting improve code readability without changing functionality. The formatting is consistent with PEP 8 style guidelines.
Also applies to: 250-250, 322-322, 348-357, 386-386
src/tux/core/prefix_manager.py (3)
196-197: LGTM! Good defensive programming.Removing the cache entry on persistence failure maintains consistency between cache and database state, preventing the cache from diverging from the source of truth.
214-243: Verify that the "fail-once" cache loading strategy aligns with operational requirements.When database is unavailable, times out, or encounters errors during
load_all_prefixes, the code sets_cache_loaded = Trueto prevent retry loops (lines 218, 239, 243). While this prevents infinite retries, it also means:
- If the database is temporarily unavailable at bot startup, the cache won't automatically reload when the database becomes available again
- Manual intervention (restart or
invalidate_cache()) would be required to retry cache loading- The bot will fall back to on-demand loading for all guilds, increasing database load
This is a reasonable design for preventing retry storms, but operators should be aware that transient startup issues require manual recovery.
227-228: The concern aboutconfig.idbeing a separate primary key is unfounded. TheGuildConfigmodel explicitly documents thatidis the Discord guild ID with a foreign key to the guild table, not a generated primary key. Line 228's usage ofself._prefix_cache[config.id] = config.prefixis correct—config.idis semantically equivalent toguild_id, and this pattern is consistent with other cache operations in the file (e.g., lines 157, 119).Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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222-229: Past review concern still unresolved.The hardcoded
limit=1000(line 223) andtimeout=10.0(line 224) remain unchanged from the previous review. As noted in the earlier feedback, this can cause issues for large deployments where bots serve more than 1000 guilds, leading to incomplete cache loading without visibility or warning.The previous review suggested:
- Make the limit configurable via environment variable or config
- Add a warning log when
len(all_configs) >= 1000to indicate truncation- Consider paginated fetching for complete coverage
Please refer to the detailed suggestions in the past review comment.
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tests/core/test_dynamic_permission_system.py (2)
83-87: Remove unnecessary outer parentheses for cleaner code.The outer parentheses wrapping the
AsyncMockcall are unnecessary and reduce readability.🔎 Suggested simplification
- permission_system.db.permission_assignments.get_user_permission_rank = ( - AsyncMock( - return_value=0, - ) - ) + permission_system.db.permission_assignments.get_user_permission_rank = AsyncMock( + return_value=0, + )
109-113: Remove unnecessary outer parentheses for cleaner code.Same issue as lines 83-87: the outer parentheses wrapping the
AsyncMockcall are unnecessary.🔎 Suggested simplification
- permission_system.db.permission_assignments.get_user_permission_rank = ( - AsyncMock( - return_value=3, - ) - ) + permission_system.db.permission_assignments.get_user_permission_rank = AsyncMock( + return_value=3, + )
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src/tux/modules/utility/run.py (3)
20-28: LGTM!The new exception imports are properly grouped with existing imports from
tux.shared.exceptionsand all three are used in the error handling blocks below.
248-268: Well-structured error handling.The try/except correctly wraps only the external API call, keeping the scope minimal. Catching all three exception types explicitly provides good documentation of expected failure modes, even though
TuxAPIResourceNotFoundErrorinherits fromTuxAPIRequestError. The warning-level logging with compiler context is appropriate for recoverable errors.
301-331: Consistent error handling with GodboltService.The implementation correctly mirrors the Godbolt error handling pattern. The exception handling properly wraps only the API call, logs with appropriate context, and returns
Noneto allow the caller to handle the failure gracefully throughTuxCompilationError.tests/core/test_dynamic_permission_system.py (6)
2-2: LGTM!Minor documentation formatting improvement.
14-25: LGTM!Import organization follows the coding guidelines correctly (stdlib → third-party → local).
32-34: LGTM!The simplified fixture is clear and follows common test patterns for mocking.
44-50: LGTM!Parameter formatting enhances readability while maintaining proper type hints.
160-163: LGTM!Argument formatting improves readability while maintaining clarity.
194-200: LGTM!Adding a docstring improves the test by actually verifying that the decorator preserves docstring content, not just function executability. The
noqacomments are appropriate for test fixture data.src/tux/core/prefix_manager.py (5)
121-122: LGTM! Correctly addresses past review feedback.The removal of the unused
_persist_taskvariable binding properly implements fire-and-forget persistence while keeping the async task execution. Thenoqa: RUF006suppression is appropriate here since not awaiting the task is intentional.
156-166: Well-structured refactor using try/except/else pattern.The simplified logic correctly handles both success and failure paths. The
elseclause is idiomatic Python—it executes only when no exception occurs, making the success path explicit. The removal of extra existence checks improves readability.
196-197: Excellent defensive programming for cache coherency.Removing the cache entry on persistence failure prevents the cache from diverging from the database state. This ensures that subsequent reads will attempt to reload from the database rather than serving stale, unpersisted data.
268-282: Well-designed monitoring API addition.The
get_cache_statsmethod provides useful observability for debugging and monitoring cache health. The implementation correctly follows the NumPy docstring format and type hint guidelines. Casting_cache_loadedto int (line 281) maintains a consistent return type.
218-243: Clarify misleading docstring and improve failure logging for cache initialization.The docstring claims the method is "Idempotent and safe to call multiple times," but setting
_cache_loaded = Trueon failure (lines 218, 239, 243) means subsequent calls will return immediately without retrying (lines 207-208). If the database is transiently unavailable at startup, the cache remains permanently empty—manual intervention viainvalidate_cache()+ retry is required for recovery.Since
load_all_prefixes()is called exactly once during bot initialization (prefix_setup.py:36), the current "fail fast" behavior is reasonable for avoiding startup blocking. However, this design choice should be explicitly documented. Update the docstring to clarify that failures prevent automatic retries, and consider logging at ERROR level (not just WARNING) when the database is unavailable or timeouts occur, so operators recognize this as a critical startup condition requiring manual recovery.
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tests/services/test_error_extractors_integration.py (3)
1-9: Scope mismatch: file tests only one extractor, not Discord.py errors.The module docstring states "Tests for extractors with actual Discord.py/httpx error objects" and the filename is plural ("test_error_extractors_integration.py"), but the file only imports and tests a single extractor function (
extract_httpx_status_details) with httpx errors—no Discord.py errors are tested.Consider either:
- Adding tests for other extractor functions and Discord.py errors to match the broader scope implied by the name
- Renaming the file to
test_httpx_status_extractor_integration.pyand updating the docstring to reflect the narrower scope
15-27: Previous review concern has been addressed.The test now calls
extract_httpx_status_details(error)on line 26 and validates its behavior, addressing the previous review's concern that extractors weren't being tested.Optional: Remove redundant attribute assertions.
Lines 21-22 verify that the error object has expected attributes, but these checks are somewhat redundant. If the httpx error objects didn't have these attributes, the construction on lines 17-18 would have already failed. Consider removing these assertions to keep tests focused on extractor behavior.
43-62: Test validates extractor with HTTPStatusError correctly.The test properly constructs a real
httpx.HTTPStatusErrorand validates thatextract_httpx_status_detailsextracts the expected status code, URL, and response text.Strengthen URL assertion for more precise validation.
Line 60 uses a substring check (
"api.example.com" in str(context["url"])), which is less precise than checking the full URL. Since the extractor returns the complete URL as a string, consider an exact match:🔎 Suggested improvement
- assert "api.example.com" in str(context["url"]) + assert context["url"] == "https://api.example.com/not-found"Note: The CodeQL warning about "Incomplete URL substring sanitization" is a false positive in this test context—the assertion is validating extracted data, not performing security sanitization.
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29-41: Test logic is correct.The test properly validates that
extract_httpx_status_detailshandlesConnectErrorgracefully by returning an empty dict when no response attribute is present.
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222-236: Remove CalledProcessError from exception handling (dead code).The exception handler catches
subprocess.CalledProcessError, but this exception will never be raised becausecheck=Falseis set on line 225.CalledProcessErroris only raised whencheck=Trueand the subprocess returns a non-zero exit code. Since the code manually checksresult.returncodein the else block (line 238), catching this exception is misleading dead code.🔎 Proposed fix to remove CalledProcessError
except ( subprocess.TimeoutExpired, - subprocess.CalledProcessError, FileNotFoundError, ) as e:src/tux/database/controllers/case.py (1)
277-297: Consider renaming or implementing time-based filtering.The function name
get_recent_casesand thehoursparameter suggest time-based filtering, but the implementation returns all cases for the guild without any time filtering. This could confuse callers who expect thehoursparameter to have an effect.Consider one of these approaches:
- Rename to
get_cases_by_guild(a method already exists at line 249-262 with similar behavior)- Implement the time-based filtering when a
created_atfield is available- Remove the unused
hoursparameter until filtering is implementedSuggested refactor
-async def get_recent_cases(self, guild_id: int, hours: int = 24) -> list[Case]: +async def get_recent_cases(self, guild_id: int) -> list[Case]: """ Get cases created within the last N hours. Parameters ---------- guild_id : int The guild ID to filter cases by. - hours : int, optional - Number of hours to look back (default is 24). Currently unused as - created_at filtering is not yet implemented. - + + Notes + ----- + Time-based filtering is not yet implemented as the Case model lacks + a created_at field. This currently returns all cases for the guild. + Returns ------- list[Case] List of recent cases. """ - # For now, just get all cases in the guild since we don't have a created_at field - # TODO: Implement created_at filtering when Case model has timestamp field - _ = hours # Mark as intentionally unused until filtering is implemented return await self.find_all(filters=Case.guild_id == guild_id)
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src/tux/modules/snippets/create_snippet.py (1)
135-135: Good change tologger.success, but consider the alias creation log for consistency.The change from
logger.infotologger.successaligns well with the PR's objective to elevate successful operations. However, line 121 still useslogger.infofor alias creation, which is also a successful operation. For consistency, consider updating line 121 to uselogger.successas well.🔎 Suggested consistency fix for line 121
logger.success( f"{ctx.author} created snippet '{name}' as an alias to '{content}'.", )src/tux/services/hot_reload/watcher.py (1)
88-89: Consider adjusting remaining verbose logs for consistency.The logging level adjustments you made at lines 95, 204, and 238 are good. For consistency, you might consider similar adjustments to other verbose logs in the
on_modifiedmethod:
- Lines 88-89: WATCHDOG EVENT (appears very frequently)
- Lines 98, 101, 105, 108: File filtering and change detection steps
- Lines 117-118: Extension determination and callback notification
These could potentially be debug-level as well, since they're detailed processing steps similar to line 95.
Also applies to: 98-108, 117-118
scripts/docs/lint.py (1)
23-24: Optional: Consider a more descriptive constant name.While
YAML_FRONTMATTER_PARTSis acceptable, a name likeMIN_YAML_FRONTMATTER_PARTSorEXPECTED_YAML_FRONTMATTER_PARTSwould more clearly convey that this is a minimum threshold for the split operation rather than just a count.🔎 Proposed naming improvement
-YAML_FRONTMATTER_PARTS = 3 +MIN_YAML_FRONTMATTER_PARTS = 3And update the usage:
- if len(parts) >= YAML_FRONTMATTER_PARTS: + if len(parts) >= MIN_YAML_FRONTMATTER_PARTS:src/tux/core/bot.py (1)
288-313: Consider reducing repetitive inline comments.The comment
"# Boolean is the value being set, not a flag (Sentry API design)"appears multiple times. Consider adding a single module-level or method-level docstring explaining this pattern once, rather than repeating it at everyset_datacall.🔎 Suggestion
Add a note in the method docstring or a module-level comment explaining the Sentry
set_dataAPI pattern, then remove the repetitive inline comments:async def shutdown(self) -> None: """ Gracefully shut down the bot and clean up all resources. Performs shutdown in three phases: cancel startup task, clean up background tasks, and close Discord, database, and HTTP connections. This method is idempotent - calling it multiple times is safe. All phases are traced with Sentry for monitoring shutdown performance. + + Note: All `transaction.set_data(key, bool)` calls set the boolean value + as tracing data, not as a flag parameter (Sentry API design). """src/tux/core/logging.py (1)
141-143: Consider adding VALID_LOG_LEVELS to__all__exports.
VALID_LOG_LEVELSis used in tests (tests/core/test_logging.pyimports it), making it part of the public API. Consider adding it to__all__for explicit export.🔎 Proposed fix
__all__ = [ "configure_logging", "configure_testing_logging", "StructuredLogger", "verify_logging_interception", + "VALID_LOG_LEVELS", ]
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src/tux/services/emoji_manager.py (3)
193-195: LGTM! Appropriate logging level for successful initialization.The transition from
logger.infotologger.successcorrectly reflects that the emoji cache initialization completed successfully. This improves observability by clearly distinguishing successful operations from informational messages.
288-288: LGTM! Appropriate logging level for successful emoji creation.The transition to
logger.successappropriately signals successful emoji creation, making it easier to filter and monitor successful operations in logs.
448-448: LGTM! Appropriate logging level for successful emoji deletion.The use of
logger.successfor successful deletion operations is consistent with the other changes in this file and improves the semantic clarity of the logging system.src/tux/services/hot_reload/watcher.py (3)
95-95: LGTM! Appropriate logging level adjustment.Changing this from info to debug is correct—file processing details are useful for debugging but too granular for operational logs.
204-204: LGTM! Appropriate logging level adjustment.Changing this diagnostic information to debug level is correct—the current working directory is useful for troubleshooting but not needed at info level.
238-238: LGTM! Good use of success-level logging.Using
logger.successfor startup confirmation is appropriate and provides clear operational visibility.src/tux/help/data.py (2)
125-128: Logging level change to trace is appropriate.The change from
logger.debugtologger.traceintentionally reduces verbosity for these rare error conditions in the help system's permission checks. The safe default (hiding commands on error) provides appropriate defensive behavior.Based on the AI summary and PR objectives, this aligns with project-wide logging granularity refinements.
222-225: Logging level change to trace is appropriate.Consistent with the earlier exception handler, this change reduces log verbosity while maintaining the safe default behavior of hiding commands when permission checks fail. The pattern is consistent and aligns with the project's logging refinements.
Based on the AI summary and PR objectives, this aligns with project-wide logging granularity refinements.
scripts/docs/lint.py (3)
23-24: LGTM: Good refactor to introduce a named constant.Replacing the magic number
3withYAML_FRONTMATTER_PARTSimproves maintainability and makes the intent clearer.
53-53: LGTM: Correct usage of the constant.The constant correctly replaces the literal check, preserving the behavior while improving readability.
64-64: Excellent: Narrowed exception handling to specific types.Replacing the broad
except Exceptionwithexcept (UnicodeDecodeError, OSError)is a significant improvement. This change:
- Covers the relevant exceptions from
Path.read_text()(encoding and I/O errors)- Improves debugging by allowing unexpected exceptions to surface
- Aligns with the PR objectives of tightening error handling
scripts/dev/lint_fix.py (1)
7-7: LGTM! Import is necessary and correctly placed.The
subprocessimport is required for the specific exception handling and follows the import grouping guidelines.src/tux/core/base_cog.py (5)
89-93: LGTM!The switch to
logger.exception()without embedding the exception object is correct—loguru'sexception()method automatically captures the full traceback fromsys.exc_info(), making the code cleaner while preserving diagnostic information.
134-149: LGTM!Using
logger.tracefor these edge-case failures is appropriate—it enables debugging when needed without polluting normal log output. The fallback tocommand.qualified_nameensures graceful degradation.
209-214: LGTM!Consistent with the other exception handling improvements—using
logger.exceptionfor automatic traceback capture while returning the default value gracefully.
297-298: LGTM!Using
logger.exceptionfor the background unload task is appropriate—it captures the full traceback while allowing the task to complete gracefully without crashing.
228-258: All callers ofunload_if_missing_configcorrectly use keyword arguments. The breaking change to keyword-only arguments has been properly implemented across five call sites..vscode/settings.json (1)
77-79: Configuration is valid. The.markdownlint.yamlfile exists at the workspace root, and themarkdownlint.configwithextendsproperty is a supported format in the current markdownlint VSCode extension.src/tux/modules/tools/wolfram.py (1)
32-32: LGTM! Logging level standardization.The change from
logger.infotologger.successaligns with the project-wide logging standardization. TheSUCCESScustom logging level is properly configured insrc/tux/core/logging.pyvia theLEVEL_COLORSdictionary and_configure_level_colors()function, providing consistent visual distinction (bold green) for successful initialization events across the codebase.src/tux/database/controllers/base/bulk.py (1)
50-52: LGTM! Logging improvement for bulk creation.Elevating the successful bulk creation log to
logger.successimproves observability by clearly marking successful operations. This aligns with the broader logging enhancements across the codebase.src/tux/services/hot_reload/cog.py (1)
18-18: LGTM! Appropriate logging level adjustment.Moving the hot reload cog load message to
logger.traceis appropriate for this level of diagnostic detail, reducing noise at higher log levels.src/tux/database/utils.py (1)
82-82: LGTM! Appropriate trace-level logging for fallback paths.Downgrading these exception logs to
logger.traceis appropriate since these represent expected fallback scenarios rather than errors. This reduces log noise while maintaining diagnostic capability.Also applies to: 119-119
src/tux/database/service.py (1)
98-98: LGTM! Success-level logging for database connection.Upgrading the successful database connection log to
logger.successappropriately marks this important milestone and improves visibility of successful system initialization.src/tux/services/handlers/activity.py (1)
174-174: LGTM! Reduced logging noise for activity rotation.Moving the activity rotation log to
logger.traceis appropriate given the high frequency of these messages. This prevents log clutter while maintaining diagnostic capability when needed.src/tux/services/hot_reload/file_utils.py (1)
59-86: LGTM! Appropriate trace-level logging for extension discovery.Moving the detailed extension detection logs to
logger.traceis appropriate for this level of internal diagnostic detail. These checks occur frequently during hot reload operations, and trace-level logging reduces noise while maintaining full diagnostic capability.src/tux/services/moderation/moderation_coordinator.py (1)
133-268: LGTM! Comprehensive logging granularity improvements.The logging level adjustments throughout the moderation coordinator improve observability:
logger.tracefor detailed flow tracking (DM timing, action execution, response preparation)logger.successfor completed operations (action execution, case creation, workflow completion)These changes provide better log signal-to-noise ratio while maintaining full diagnostic capability at trace level.
src/tux/core/permission_system.py (1)
141-198: LGTM! Clear logging hierarchy for guild initialization.The logging level adjustments in
initialize_guildcreate a clear hierarchy:
logger.debugfor function entry (line 141)logger.tracefor detailed rank checks and creation steps (lines 144, 150-152, 166, 180)logger.successfor successful completion (lines 196-198)This provides better observability while reducing noise at higher log levels, aligning with the broader logging improvements across the codebase.
scripts/tux/start.py (2)
18-20: LGTM! Type annotations added to public constants.The constants now have explicit type annotations as previously requested.
28-50: Clean startup flow with proper logging initialization.The logging configuration is correctly prioritized before other operations. The exit code handling using symbolic constants (
SUCCESS_EXIT_CODE,USER_SHUTDOWN_EXIT_CODE) improves readability.src/tux/core/bot.py (2)
161-166: Good use of logger.success for setup completion.Using
logger.successappropriately signals a significant milestone in the bot lifecycle. The Sentry tag for setup completion aids in monitoring.
336-383: Comprehensive connection cleanup telemetry.Good observability pattern: each connection type (Discord, DB, HTTP) has success and error span data with error details captured on failure.
tests/core/test_logging.py (4)
1-51: Well-structured test module with good isolation.The
_reset_logging_statecontext manager ensures proper test isolation by resetting the logging state and removing handlers after each test.
54-172: Comprehensive log level validation and determination tests.Good coverage of the priority order (explicit > LOG_LEVEL > DEBUG > default) and validation edge cases including case normalization and invalid levels.
284-322: Good fallback testing for InterceptHandler.Tests verify the exception fallback path when logger.patch fails, ensuring robustness of the interception mechanism.
568-636: Comprehensive StructuredLogger tests.Good coverage of all three methods (
performance,database,api_call) with various parameter combinations including optional duration and status fields.src/tux/core/logging.py (4)
38-62: Good expansion of intercepted libraries.Adding
discord.app_commands,discord.ui,h2,pydantic,pydantic_settings,typer, andreactionmenuimproves log routing coverage for commonly used libraries.
84-98: Helpful documentation for SQLAlchemy pool logging levels.The detailed comments explaining what each pool operation log type represents (checkout, pre-ping, reset, etc.) provide valuable context for debugging connection pool issues.
221-281: Well-designed log level validation with clear priority.The validation function properly normalizes case and provides a helpful error message with all valid options. The priority order (explicit > config.LOG_LEVEL > config.DEBUG > default) is clearly implemented.
459-474: Robust level mapping with fallback chain.The explicit mapping dictionary plus fallback chain (mapping → loguru lookup → numeric) ensures reliable level translation from standard library to loguru.
src/tux/core/app.py (4)
98-99: Good use of logger.exception for capturing stack traces.Changing from
logger.errortologger.exceptionensures the full stack trace is captured, which is valuable for debugging startup failures.
107-107: Added return type annotation.Good addition of the
-> Nonereturn type annotation to_handle_signal, aligning with the coding guidelines for complete type hints.
137-145: Critical: Logging configured before Sentry initialization.The comment clearly explains why this order matters: Sentry uses the logger, so logging must be configured first. The fallback comment notes this is defensive since
scripts/tux/start.pynormally handles this.
211-224: Clean separation of shutdown and exit code logic.Changing
shutdown()to returnNoneand introducing_get_exit_code()improves separation of concerns. The shutdown method now focuses solely on cleanup, while exit code determination is isolated to a dedicated method.
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scripts/utils/validate_paths.py (1)
165-169: Good fix for encoding error handling.The addition of
UnicodeDecodeErrorcorrectly addresses the past review comment and ensures that encoding issues when readingsettings.jsonare properly caught and reported.tests/core/test_logging.py (1)
196-212: Internal loguru API usage remains in duplicate configuration test.This test still accesses
logger._core.handlerswhich is an unstable internal API. While testing duplicate prevention is valid, consider verifying behavior through side effects instead:
- Capture logs to verify only one "Logging configured" message appears
- Use the public API pattern shown in
test_configure_logging_removes_default_handler(lines 184-193)🔎 Suggested refactor using public API
@pytest.mark.unit def test_configure_logging_prevents_duplicate_configuration(self) -> None: """Test that configure_logging prevents duplicate configuration.""" with _reset_logging_state(): + # Capture log output to verify behavior + log_capture = io.StringIO() configure_logging(level="DEBUG") - first_handlers = len(logger._core.handlers) - first_handler_level = logger._core.handlers[ - next(iter(logger._core.handlers.keys())) - ].levelno + handler_id = logger.add(log_capture, level="DEBUG") - # Second call should be ignored (duplicate prevention) - configure_logging(level="INFO") - assert len(logger._core.handlers) == first_handlers - # Level should still be DEBUG, not INFO (proves second call was ignored) - second_handler_level = logger._core.handlers[ - next(iter(logger._core.handlers.keys())) - ].levelno - assert second_handler_level == first_handler_level + try: + # Second call should be ignored (duplicate prevention) + configure_logging(level="INFO") + + # Verify DEBUG messages are still captured (proves level wasn't changed to INFO) + logger.debug("Debug test message") + output = log_capture.getvalue() + assert "Debug test message" in output + finally: + logger.remove(handler_id)
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scripts/utils/validate_paths.py (1)
230-234: Remove CalledProcessError from exception handling.
subprocess.CalledProcessErroris only raised whencheck=Trueis passed tosubprocess.run. Since Line 225 usescheck=False, this exception will never be raised and should be removed from the tuple.🔎 Proposed fix
- except ( - subprocess.TimeoutExpired, - subprocess.CalledProcessError, - FileNotFoundError, - ) as e: + except (subprocess.TimeoutExpired, FileNotFoundError) as e: print_warning(f"Could not test pytest discovery: {e}") return Falsesrc/tux/database/controllers/case.py (1)
277-296: Function name is misleading and duplicatesget_all_cases.After removing the
hoursparameter,get_recent_casesnow returns all cases for a guild—identical toget_all_casesat lines 407-416. The name no longer reflects the behavior.Consider either:
- Renaming this to something accurate (e.g., keeping only
get_all_cases)- Deprecating this method and pointing callers to
get_all_cases- Implementing actual time-based filtering (add
created_atto theCasemodel)tests/shared/test_config_generation.py (2)
85-98: Consider validating parsed TOML content when keys are present.The string assertions at lines 85-87 use "or" fallbacks, and the subsequent TOML parsing validates syntax but doesn't verify structure. When the parsed dict contains keys, you could verify expected fields exist in the parsed data rather than searching raw strings.
🔎 Proposed enhancement to validate parsed content
# Verify output contains commented field names and descriptions # Built-in generator uses different format - check for descriptions and commented defaults assert "Enable debug mode" in toml_output or "debug" in toml_output.lower() assert "Server port" in toml_output or "port" in toml_output.lower() assert "Application name" in toml_output or "name" in toml_output.lower() # Verify it's valid TOML by actually parsing it # Note: The generator may produce TOML with only comments and no key-value pairs - # So we just verify it's valid TOML, not that it has content try: parsed = tomllib.loads(toml_output) assert isinstance(parsed, dict) - # If parsed is empty, that's okay - it just means the generator produced comments-only TOML + # If parsed has keys, verify expected fields are present + if parsed: + # When keys exist, validate structure instead of raw string checks + expected_keys = {"debug", "port", "name"} + # At least some expected keys should be present if TOML has content + assert any(key in parsed for key in expected_keys), ( + f"Expected at least one of {expected_keys} in parsed TOML, got: {parsed}" + ) except tomllib.TOMLDecodeError: # If parsing fails, the TOML is invalid - that's a problem pytest.fail(f"Generated TOML is invalid: {toml_output}")
58-64: Consider extracting PSESettings creation to a pytest fixture.The PSESettings initialization with warning suppression is duplicated across all four test functions. Extracting this to a fixture would reduce duplication and make the setup more maintainable.
🔎 Proposed fixture to reduce duplication
Add this fixture near the top of the file:
@pytest.fixture def pse_settings() -> PSESettings: """Create PSESettings for tests, suppressing pyproject_toml_table_header warning.""" with warnings.catch_warnings(): warnings.filterwarnings("ignore", message=".*pyproject_toml_table_header.*") return PSESettings( root_dir=Path.cwd(), project_dir=Path.cwd(), respect_exclude=True, )Then use it in each test:
- # Generate TOML (suppress PSESettings warning about pyproject_toml_table_header) - with warnings.catch_warnings(): - warnings.filterwarnings("ignore", message=".*pyproject_toml_table_header.*") - pse_settings = PSESettings( - root_dir=Path.cwd(), - project_dir=Path.cwd(), - respect_exclude=True, - ) - generator = TomlGenerator( +def test_generate_toml_format(pse_settings: PSESettings) -> None: + # ... + generator = TomlGenerator( pse_settings,Also applies to: 126-132, 171-177, 231-237
tests/core/test_logging.py (2)
225-227: Consider abstracting internal API access into a test helper.Multiple tests access
logger._core.handlers[...].levelnofor handler level verification. If internal API access is necessary for these assertions, isolate it in a single helper function to minimize maintenance burden if loguru internals change:def _get_first_handler_level() -> int: """Get level of first handler (internal API, for testing only).""" handler_key = next(iter(logger._core.handlers.keys())) return logger._core.handlers[handler_key].levelnoAlternatively, verify behavior through log capture as shown in other tests.
Also applies to: 240-242, 251-253, 451-458
474-514: Internal_filterAPI access could be replaced with behavior-based testing.Accessing
handler._filterdirectly tests implementation rather than behavior. Consider verifying the filter's effect through actual log output:🔎 Suggested behavior-based approach
@pytest.mark.unit def test_safe_message_filter_escapes_curly_braces(self) -> None: """Test that messages with curly braces are logged without format errors.""" with _reset_logging_state(): configure_logging(level="DEBUG") log_capture = io.StringIO() logger.add(log_capture, level="DEBUG", format="{message}") # This would cause KeyError without proper escaping logger.info("Test {key} value") output = log_capture.getvalue() # Verify message logged successfully (braces escaped internally) assert "Test" in output and "value" in output
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src/tux/database/controllers/case.py
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🔇 Additional comments (27)
scripts/dev/lint_fix.py (2)
7-7: LGTM! Import correctly added to support enhanced exception handling.The
subprocessimport is necessary for catchingsubprocess.CalledProcessErrorand follows the coding guidelines for import grouping (stdlib imports grouped together).
22-30: Excellent implementation of the suggested exception handling!The exception handling now properly addresses the concerns raised in the previous review:
- Line 25 narrows the exception from a broad catch to specifically handle
subprocess.CalledProcessErrorfor command execution failures.- Lines 28-30 add handling for system-level exceptions (
FileNotFoundError,PermissionError,OSError) that can occur when the executable is missing or inaccessible.- The error message includes the exception details for better debugging.
This prevents the script from crashing with unhandled exceptions and provides clear, actionable error messages to users.
src/tux/database/controllers/case.py (6)
21-24: LGTM!Using
TYPE_CHECKINGguards forAsyncSessionandDatabaseServiceis a good practice to prevent runtime imports while preserving type hints for static analysis.
182-189: LGTM!Good use of loguru's granular log levels:
tracefor detailed debugging data andsuccessfor confirming completed operations.
335-335: LGTM!Using
bool(active_cases)is more Pythonic and idiomatic than comparing length.
427-432: LGTM! Good performance improvement.Offloading sorting to the database with
order_by=[Case.id.desc()]is more efficient than fetching all matching cases and sorting in Python. The assumption that higher ID equals newer case is valid for auto-increment primary keys.
445-451: LGTM!The extended docstring clearly explains the semantics of
case_processedvscase_statusand the preservation ofcase_expires_atfor historical reference.
480-511: LGTM!Good log level separation:
tracefor routine checks with no results,infowhen expired cases are found (actionable), anddebugfor per-case details. This reduces log noise during normal operation while keeping important events visible.tests/services/test_service_wrappers.py (3)
6-11: LGTM: Import reorganization improves test efficiency.Moving these imports to module level reduces per-test overhead and makes dependencies more explicit. The import grouping correctly follows the stdlib → third-party → local pattern as per coding guidelines.
190-194: LGTM: Formatting improvement for readability.The multi-line formatting with trailing commas improves readability and follows Python conventions.
207-209: This test correctly reflects the designed API contract. Therun()method's return type is documented asstr | None, with the docstring explicitly stating "None if execution failed." The sole caller at line 557 already properly handles theNonecase with a check at line 559. The implementations intentionally catch exceptions, log warnings with error context, and returnNone— this is not a breaking change but the documented, intended behavior.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
tests/shared/test_config_generation.py (4)
1-22: LGTM!Imports are well-organized following the coding guidelines: standard library → third-party → local imports, with proper grouping.
101-144: LGTM!The YAML generation test properly verifies that field descriptions are included as comments and values are commented out as expected.
146-185: LGTM!The JSON generation test correctly validates both parsing and structure by checking for expected keys in the parsed output.
187-271: LGTM!The nested settings test properly validates that child settings are correctly represented in the generated TOML and can be parsed and accessed.
tests/core/test_logging.py (6)
41-51: Well-structured test isolation with context manager.The
_reset_logging_state()context manager properly saves/restores state and cleans up handlers in thefinallyblock. This ensures test isolation even when tests fail.
54-84: Good test coverage for log level validation.Tests comprehensively cover valid levels, invalid levels, and case normalization with clear test names and assertions.
86-172: Thorough testing of log level determination priority.Tests correctly verify the priority order (explicit > config.LOG_LEVEL > config.DEBUG > default "INFO") and validation error propagation.
256-398: Comprehensive InterceptHandler testing with proper edge cases.Good coverage of:
- Level mapping for all standard levels
- Exception fallback when patching fails
- Unknown/custom level fallback to numeric
The use of standard library
logging.getLogger().handlers[0]is appropriate here (not internal loguru API).
400-422: LGTM!Tests correctly verify third-party library interception configuration using the standard library logging API.
516-640: Good coverage of formatting and structured logging utilities.Tests properly verify:
_format_recordexception fallback behavior_get_relative_file_pathfallback when "src" not in pathverify_logging_interceptionoutput format- All
StructuredLoggermethods with various parameter combinationssrc/tux/core/logging.py (6)
24-64: Good additions to intercepted libraries list.The new libraries (discord.app_commands, discord.ui, h2, pydantic, pydantic_settings, typer, reactionmenu) are appropriate for a Discord bot using these frameworks. Comments clearly explain each library's purpose.
84-104: Excellent documentation of SQLAlchemy pool logging behavior.The detailed comments explaining pool operations (checkout, pre-ping, __connect, return/finalize, reset) will help future maintainers understand why these are set to WARNING and when to change them for debugging.
142-144: LGTM!Using a
setforVALID_LOG_LEVELSprovides O(1) membership testing, and includes all standard loguru levels.
222-247: Well-implemented validation function.Clear docstring, proper type hints, and helpful error message that lists valid options. Using
sorted()on the error message ensures deterministic output.
249-283: Correct validation integration in log level determination.Validation is properly applied to user-provided values (explicit level and config.LOG_LEVEL) while hardcoded returns ("DEBUG", "INFO") bypass validation since they're known-valid constants.
460-476: Explicit level mapping adds robustness.While standard library level names typically match loguru's, the explicit mapping dictionary provides:
- Clear documentation of expected mappings
- Safety against potential naming differences
- Easy extensibility if custom mappings are needed
The numeric fallback on line 475 correctly handles custom/unknown levels.
- Removed the debug flag from the run function in main.py, streamlining the bot's startup process. - Updated the start command in start.py to directly call the run function without a separate _run_bot function. - Introduced a new method _get_exit_code in TuxApp to determine the exit code based on shutdown type, improving clarity in shutdown logic. - Enhanced the shutdown method documentation in bot.py for better understanding of the shutdown process.
…istency - Removed the custom `_log_step` method from various setup services. - Replaced instances of custom logging with `loguru` logger for improved logging consistency and clarity. - Enhanced logging messages across setup processes, including success and error handling for better monitoring.
…ance monitoring - Added SLOW_COG_LOAD_THRESHOLD constant to track slow-loading cogs. - Refactored comments for clarity and removed redundant code to streamline the cog loading process. - Improved logging for cog loading metrics, including success and failure rates. - Enhanced error handling and telemetry integration for better monitoring of cog loading performance.
- Updated the import statement to include the PermissionSystem class for better clarity. - Enhanced error message variable naming for improved readability. - Simplified guild and user ID retrieval logic to reduce redundancy. - Updated type annotations for the _get_user_rank_from_interaction function to specify PermissionSystem.
…che handling - Removed redundant comments and simplified logic for prefix retrieval and persistence. - Enhanced error handling to ensure consistent fallback to default prefixes. - Improved cache invalidation logic to maintain consistency during prefix updates. - Optimized loading of all prefixes with clearer structure and reduced complexity.
- Updated type annotations for the bot parameter in the TaskMonitor class to specify the Tux type for better clarity and type safety. - Improved error message variable naming for consistency and readability in the task monitoring error handling logic.
…lities - Updated the AFK update logic to utilize a composite primary key for better accuracy. - Improved the find_many method to accept a 'where' parameter for flexible filtering. - Enhanced the expired AFK retrieval method to accurately return temporary AFK entries based on expiration criteria.
…formatting - Removed commented-out server and roles commands for cleaner code. - Replaced direct embed creation with a dedicated method for consistency. - Enhanced boolean value representation in embeds for improved readability. - Updated footer text handling in embed creation for better clarity.
- Improved type annotations for better clarity and type safety in the Tldr class. - Streamlined cache initialization and update logic for efficiency. - Consolidated command handling for both slash and prefix commands into a single method. - Enhanced logging messages for cache operations and command responses. - Removed redundant comments and improved code readability.
…ling - Enhanced type annotations for functions to improve clarity and type safety. - Simplified response handling in the sendresponse function, ensuring consistent error raising for connection issues and HTTP errors. - Updated docstrings for better documentation of parameters and return types. - Removed redundant comments and improved code readability throughout the module.
- Removed the unused NoneType import to streamline the code. - Updated the type annotation for the 'until' parameter in the add_afk function for better clarity and type safety.
…ance monitoring - Introduced SLOW_COG_LOAD_THRESHOLD to track slow-loading cogs, enhancing performance monitoring capabilities. - Updated the __all__ list to include the new constant for better accessibility.
…omain-based organization - Move tests from tests/unit/ and tests/integration/ to domain-specific directories - New structure: tests/core/, tests/database/, tests/services/, tests/shared/, tests/modules/, tests/help/, tests/plugins/ - Add comprehensive database model tests (creation, queries, relationships, serialization, performance, timestamps) - Add error extractor tests (arguments, flags, HTTP, permissions, roles, utilities, integration) - Add config loader tests (basic, environment variable handling, generation) - Add version system tests (module functions, version objects, system integration) - Reorganize test fixtures with improved utilities and validation functions - Remove deprecated test directories and fixture files
…ements - Update fixtures.md with new fixture structure and organization - Update debugging.md and versioning.md with current test paths - Add CHANGELOG entries for test reorganization in [Unreleased] section
- Update pytest command to run all tests from tests/ directory - Remove references to old tests/unit/ and tests/integration/ directories - Ensure all tests are discovered regardless of directory structure
- Comment out legacy test directory patterns in pyproject.toml with explanatory notes - Update AGENTS.md project structure to reflect new test directories - Remove old test directory references from cleanup script - Update test file docstrings with correct paths
- Use TYPE_CHECKING for conditional imports to reduce runtime overhead - Alphabetize __all__ exports for better maintainability - Improve import organization and structure
- Add comments explaining Sentry boolean value usage (not flags) - Improve error extractor documentation and structure
- Update imports and error handling across modules - Improve script error handling and validation - Minor code quality improvements
- Add tests for handling TimeoutException and ConnectError, ensuring the extractor returns an empty dict for these cases. - Introduce a test for HTTPStatusError, verifying that the extractor correctly retrieves status code, URL, and response text from the error object.
- Replace generic exception handling with specific logging for better traceability. - Update logger calls to use logger.exception for improved error context. - Add debug logs for fallback scenarios in command usage generation.
- Replace generic exception handling with specific subprocess.CalledProcessError for better error context. - Ensure that linting errors are reported accurately, enhancing the robustness of the linting script.
- Update exception handling in the linting script to catch only UnicodeDecodeError and OSError. - Enhance clarity of error messages when files cannot be read, improving the robustness of the linting process.
- Update exception handling in validate_paths.py to catch specific JSONDecodeError and subprocess-related exceptions. - Enhance error messages for better clarity and robustness in path validation processes.
- Change markdownlint configuration to use the "extends" property for better compatibility with workspace settings. - Ensure proper integration of the markdownlint configuration file in the VSCode settings.
- Update logging initialization to ensure it occurs before Sentry setup, providing a defensive fallback in TuxApp. - Improve log level handling with explicit validation and normalization for better robustness. - Refactor logger calls to use appropriate log levels, enhancing clarity and consistency across the application. - Add comprehensive unit tests for the logging system, covering configuration, level determination, and third-party library interception.
- Add specific exception handling for FileNotFoundError, PermissionError, and OSError to improve robustness. - Provide clearer error messages when the linting tool fails to execute, enhancing user feedback during the linting process.
…arsing - Update exception handling in validate_paths.py to catch both JSONDecodeError and UnicodeDecodeError. - Improve error messaging for better clarity when parsing settings.json fails.
- Introduce VALID_LOG_LEVELS to the list of exported members in the logging module for improved log level validation and accessibility.
…tion - Remove unused hours parameter from get_recent_cases method to streamline functionality. - Update method documentation to clarify that it retrieves all cases for a guild, noting that time-based filtering is not yet implemented due to the absence of a created_at field in the Case model.
- Update tests to verify logging handler behavior using the public API by capturing emitted log messages. - Ensure that the test checks for the presence of the expected log message and its log level in the output.
- Modify the assertion in the test for error extractors to check for the exact URL format instead of a substring match, ensuring more precise validation of the context returned during error handling.
…er assertions - Update the test for model relationships to ensure proper cascade deletion by using the delete statement and refreshing the session. - Simplify error handler tests by removing unnecessary configuration parameter from the _send_error_response method calls. - Enhance TOML generation tests to validate that generated TOML is correctly parsed, even if it contains only comments. - Refactor invalid file loader tests to clarify warning emission during initialization and ensure they return empty dictionaries for invalid formats.
…cess errors - Eliminate the handling of subprocess.CalledProcessError in check_pytest_config function to streamline error management. - Maintain focus on relevant exceptions to improve clarity in error reporting during pytest configuration checks.
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