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Prioritize CLI arguments over env vars when they conflict #5738
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Library/Homebrew/cli_parser.rb
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@@ -58,7 +59,7 @@ def switch(*names, description: nil, env: nil, required_for: nil, depends_on: ni | |||
set_constraints(name, required_for: required_for, depends_on: depends_on) | |||
end | |||
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enable_switch(*names) if !env.nil? && !ENV["HOMEBREW_#{env.to_s.upcase}"].nil? | |||
enable_switch(*names, source: :env_var) if !env.nil? && !ENV["HOMEBREW_#{env.to_s.upcase}"].nil? |
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would prefer to extract these env/cli values into constants somewhere, but not sure what the style for that is, or even if a simple boolean would be better here
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I'm not sure I understand what you mean? Also I'd maybe go for from: :env
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I think this phrasing is clearer:
Would it be better to extract :env
and :args
to constants, to avoid having magic values floating around, or even just to change it to a boolean is_env_var?
flag?
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Sorry, still being stupid here! Can you give some examples of what values you think should maybe be constants?
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something like:
class Parser
SWITCH_SOURCE_ENV_VAR = :env
SWITCH_SOURCE_CLI_ARG = :arg
...
def switch(...)
...
enable_switch(*names, source: SWITCH_SOURCE_ENV_VAR)
end
...
def check_conflicts
...
env_var_options = violations.select do |option|
@switch_sources[option_to_name(option)] == SWITCH_SOURCE_ENV_VAR
end
end
end
Just to avoid having :env
and :arg
scattered around the code as magic values
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Feels a bit overkill. I think the symbols are fine.
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Sounds good. This is all set from my perspective, last thing would just be making sure that y'all are okay with the brew style
failure, or if it would be better to update https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/pull/5738/files#diff-40e44d1232a302a388e451cc3a0a22f9R186 to expect(...).to be_switch_a
, etc.
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@BenMusch Need to have brew style
be passing I'm afraid, thanks. brew style --fix
may be able to do that for you automatically.
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Nice work on this! I like the direction.
Library/Homebrew/cli_parser.rb
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@@ -58,7 +59,7 @@ def switch(*names, description: nil, env: nil, required_for: nil, depends_on: ni | |||
set_constraints(name, required_for: required_for, depends_on: depends_on) | |||
end | |||
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enable_switch(*names) if !env.nil? && !ENV["HOMEBREW_#{env.to_s.upcase}"].nil? | |||
enable_switch(*names, source: :env_var) if !env.nil? && !ENV["HOMEBREW_#{env.to_s.upcase}"].nil? |
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I'm not sure I understand what you mean? Also I'd maybe go for from: :env
Library/Homebrew/cli_parser.rb
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def enable_switch(*names) | |||
def enable_switch(*names, source: :cli_arg) |
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It might make the callers more obvious to make this a non-default parameter. Also, perhaps from: :args
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@BenMusch Thoughts on making this a non-default parameter?
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Fine with me, will push a change in an hour or two
Agreed.
Also agreed 👍 |
@@ -51,14 +52,14 @@ def switch(*names, description: nil, env: nil, required_for: nil, depends_on: ni | |||
end | |||
process_option(*names, description) | |||
@parser.on(*names, *wrap_option_desc(description)) do | |||
enable_switch(*names) | |||
enable_switch(*names, from: :args) |
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Yeh, much prefer this, thanks again!
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Thanks again @BenMusch, great work! |
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next if violations.count < 2 | |||
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raise OptionConflictError, violations.map(&method(:name_to_option)) | |||
env_var_options = violations.select do |option| | |||
@switch_sources[option_to_name(option)] == :env_var |
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:env_var
should be :env
?
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Sounds right. Has this been fixed yet? I should also probably re-write the tests to catch this bug in the future
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Not yet!
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Yeah, the tests should ideally catch this failure
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Sounds good, will take care of this today
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So, looks like the issue with the test is that stubbing env vars isn't working at all. My tests unfortunately were structured in a way that they passed regardless of that. For example, this fails:
allow(ENV).to receive(:[]).with("HOMEBREW_SWITCH_A").and_return("1")
expect(ENV["HOMEBREW_SWITCH_A"]).to eq("1") # actually is nil
Any idea how to fix this?
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Found the issue, I had my stubs in the wrong order. Pushing a change now, sorry for the bugs!
brew style
with your changes locally? (Note: Brew style fails, but the failure is there to keep it consistent with other tests in the file. Happy to change it if y'all prefer)brew tests
with your changes locally?Addresses an issue mentioned here: #5736
(Caveat: The issue linked also points out a disconnect between the help text of the command and its actual behavior, which should probably be fixed separately)
I agree with that issue that CLI flags should take priority over environment variables when they conflict, and it's behavior I'm used to in other applications. This PR does that by selecting the CLI-passed argument when there are conflicting switches and all but one of the switches are specified via an env var.
Not 100% tied to this being the correct behavior -- just opening this in case y'all agree that it is
Also, I think there's also an opportunity for a richer API to resolve conflicts here, something along the lines of:
Then, you could specify the priority of an argument so that it would always take priority over another when they conflict, etc. But that seems like it may be more code than is worth maintaining