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fix(cli): emit dry-run banner lazily on first dry-run response - #575
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The dry-run banner fired during API client construction, so a command that failed local validation afterwards (e.g. `test list --dry-run` without --project) announced a 'sample response' before the error. createDryRunFetch now accepts an optional onFirstRequest callback and the client factory wires the banner to it, so the banner prints only when a canned dry-run response is actually produced. Commands with their own dry-run branches keep their direct emitDryRunBanner calls (idempotent per process). Regression tests cover the issue repro and the happy path.
The dry-run banner fired during API client construction, so a command that failed local validation afterwards (e.g. `test list --dry-run` without --project) announced a 'sample response' before the error. createDryRunFetch now accepts an optional onFirstRequest callback and the client factory wires the banner to it, so the banner prints only when a canned dry-run response is actually produced. Four dry-run branches that print canned responses without any fetch (test run, test rerun, test plan generate, test plan accept) now emit the banner explicitly, placed after each branch's own input validation. Commands with their own dry-run branches keep their direct emitDryRunBanner calls (idempotent per process). Regression tests cover the issue repro and the happy path.
WalkthroughDry-run clients no longer emit the banner during construction. The banner emits after the first successful dry-run response or after validation in command branches that return canned output. Tests cover both paths. ChangesDry-run banner timing
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: delaying dry-run banner emission until the first dry-run response. Linked Issues check Issue #360requires no dry-run banner before local validation fails. The client factory now validates the dry-run endpoint and wraps the fetch instead of emitting the banner during construction. `with…Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within issue #360. Source changes defer banner emission, preserve endpoint validation, support fetch-free canned responses, and add focused tests. Theproject.tscomment documents t…Full details: Linked Issues check
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#360requires no dry-run banner before local validation fails. The client factory now validates the dry-run endpoint and wraps the fetch instead of emitting the banner during construction.withDryRunBannerOnceemits the banner once after a response returns. Fetch-free dry-run branches emit the banner after their validation. The added tests cover the reportedtest listfailure, successful output, injected fetch behavior, and one-time emission.
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#360. Source changes defer banner emission, preserve endpoint validation, support fetch-free canned responses, and add focused tests. Theproject.tscomment documents the same banner behavior. No unrelated change is established by the reviewed diff.
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- Line 12472: Validate statusFilter with validateStatusFilter before entering
the dry-run branch that calls emitDryRunBanner, ensuring invalid --status values
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| // the first dry-run response); this branch prints a canned envelope | ||
| // without any fetch, so emit it explicitly. | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate --status before emitting the rerun banner.
If a user runs test rerun --all --project p --status not_a_status --dry-run, this branch prints the banner and a canned success response, then exits 0. validateStatusFilter runs only in the later real-request branch. Validate statusFilter before this dry-run branch so the invalid flag exits 5 without a banner. As per path instructions, “invalid flags or fields … are validation errors with exit 5.”
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Validate statusFilter with validateStatusFilter before entering the dry-run
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…sponse Per maintainer scope update on TestSprite#360: print the banner the first time a dry-run request actually returns a canned sample, for every command at once, instead of the reorder-per-command approach. createDryRunFetch is back to its plain signature; new withDryRunBannerOnce wraps whichever fetch the client factory uses (default canned fetch or an injected test fetch) and fires the banner callback exactly once, after the first returned response. A rejected fetch produces no banner. The banner stays at most once per run via the existing per-process idempotency, so it never duplicates a command's own emitDryRunBanner call. Fetch-level tests live in src/lib/dry-run/fetch.test.ts.
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- Around line 77-79: Update the response wrapper in createDryRunFetch so the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Emit the banner only for a successful sample response.
If findSample finds no match, createDryRunFetch returns HTTP 500. This wrapper still emits a banner that says a sample response was produced. Check res.ok before setting fired, so a later successful response can emit the banner. The PR objective calls for emission on the first successful dry-run response.
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--- "a/src/lib/dry-run/fetch.ts"
+++ "b/src/lib/dry-run/fetch.ts"
@@ -74,10 +74,10 @@
let fired = false;
return async (input, init) => {
const res = await fetch(input, init);
- if (!fired) {
+ if (!fired && res.ok) {
fired = true;
onFirstResponse();
}
return res;
};
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| if (!fired) { | |
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| onFirstResponse(); | |
| if (!fired && res.ok) { | |
| fired = true; | |
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Update the response wrapper in createDryRunFetch so the fired guard also
requires res.ok before setting fired or calling onFirstResponse. Preserve the
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Thanks @Vinayak19112003, the lazy banner is the right fix. Two dry-run paths build the client, send no request, and now lose the banner: |
What does this PR do?
Fixes the dry-run banner ordering reported in #360: when a command failed local validation under
--dry-run, the CLI printed[dry-run] sample response — not from the serverto stderr before the validation error — the two messages contradict each other.Root cause: the banner was emitted during API client construction (
resolveHttpClientOptionsinsrc/lib/client-factory.ts), while commands liketest listonly validate--projectafter the client is built.Fix:
createDryRunFetchnow accepts an optionalonFirstRequestcallback, and the client factory wiresemitDryRunBannerto it — the banner prints lazily on the first actual dry-run response instead of at construction time. The banner stays idempotent per process, and endpoint-URL validation still runs at construction, so a bad--endpoint-urlunder--dry-runstill fails fast with no banner. Four dry-run branches that print canned responses without any fetch (test run,test rerun,test plan generate,test plan accept) now emit the banner explicitly, placed after each branch's own input validation.Verified end-to-end (built from source):
test list --dry-run(no--project) → only theVALIDATION_ERROR(exit 5), no banner.test list --dry-run --project <id>→ banner prints once, then the canned sample.test plan accept --dry-run --project <id> --only no_such_id→ validation error (exit 5), no banner.Related issue
Closes #360
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mainbranch.feat(...),fix(...),docs(...), …).npm run lintandnpm run format:checkpass.npm run typecheckpasses.npm testpasses and coverage stays at or above the 80% gate.README.md/DOCUMENTATION.mdwhere relevant.Notes for reviewers
The only user-visible behavior change: under
--dry-run, the banner now appears when the first canned response is produced rather than when the client is constructed. For commands that validate after client construction, a validation failure no longer prints a misleading banner first. Successful dry-run output ordering is unchanged (banner still precedes the sample).New tests:
src/commands/test.test.ts:test list --dry-runwithout--projectrejectsVALIDATION_ERROR/exit 5 with no banner (the exact [Hackathon] fix(cli): don't print the dry-run banner before local validation fails #360 repro); with--projectthe banner prints exactly once before the sample.src/lib/client-factory.test.ts: constructing a dry-run client is silent; the banner appears after the first fetch.src/lib/dry-run/fetch.test.ts:onFirstRequestfires exactly once, on the first request.Note on
npm test: 6 failures, all pre-existing "permission denied" environment artifacts (the suite runs as root here, where chmod is a no-op — same 6 documented on the unmodified repo). The touched areas pass fully.Summary by CodeRabbit