ICtrl logging integration for application/profile and general application files #43
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces comprehensive logging enhancements across multiple files in the application's Profile and utility modules. The changes focus on adding structured logging using Python's Changes
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application/Profile/DBProfile.py(18 hunks)application/Profile/LocalProfile.py(5 hunks)application/__init__.py(2 hunks)application/paths.py(2 hunks)application/utils.py(4 hunks)
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application/paths.py
29-29: Missing return type annotation for public function makedir_if_not_exists
Add return type annotation: None
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29-29: Missing type annotation for function argument path
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32-32: Logging statement uses f-string
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application/utils.py
32-32: Missing return type annotation for public function int_to_bytes
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32-32: Missing type annotation for function argument num
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36-36: Missing return type annotation for public function find_free_port
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application/Profile/DBProfile.py
87-87: Replace aliased errors with OSError
Replace IOError with builtin OSError
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88-88: Redundant exception object included in logging.exception call
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156-156: Mutable class attributes should be annotated with typing.ClassVar
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353-353: Missing return type annotation for public function save_profile
Add return type annotation: None
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357-357: Missing return type annotation for public function get_session_info
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357-357: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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409-409: Missing return type annotation for public function get_session_vnc_credentials
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409-409: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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application/Profile/LocalProfile.py
45-45: Missing return type annotation for public function login
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45-45: Missing type annotation for function argument username
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45-45: Unused method argument: username
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45-45: Missing type annotation for function argument password
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45-45: Unused method argument: password
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51-51: Missing return type annotation for staticmethod logout
Add return type annotation: NoReturn
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56-56: Missing return type annotation for public function add_user
Add return type annotation: NoReturn
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56-56: Missing type annotation for function argument username
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56-56: Unused method argument: username
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56-56: Missing type annotation for function argument password
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56-56: Unused method argument: password
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56-56: Missing type annotation for function argument email
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56-56: Unused method argument: email
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61-61: Missing return type annotation for public function activate_user
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61-61: Missing type annotation for function argument userid
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61-61: Unused method argument: userid
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61-61: Missing type annotation for function argument code
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61-61: Unused method argument: code
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66-66: Missing return type annotation for public function send_activation_email
Add return type annotation: NoReturn
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66-66: Missing type annotation for function argument username
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66-66: Unused method argument: username
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71-71: Missing return type annotation for special method __init__
Add return type annotation: None
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74-74: USER_PROFILE_PATH may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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75-75: Unnecessary open mode parameters
Remove open mode parameters
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75-75: USER_PROFILE_PATH may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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81-81: Abstract raise to an inner function
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85-85: Do not catch blind exception: Exception
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87-87: Use logging.exception instead of logging.error
Replace with exception
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87-87: Logging statement uses f-string
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94-94: Missing type annotation for function argument host
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94-94: Missing type annotation for function argument username
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94-94: Missing type annotation for function argument conn
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115-115: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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121-121: os may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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121-121: os may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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121-121: PRIVATE_KEY_PATH may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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132-132: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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132-132: Missing type annotation for function argument new_host
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153-153: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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170-170: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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170-170: Missing type annotation for function argument nickname
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193-193: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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193-193: Missing type annotation for function argument credentials
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214-214: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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223-223: Unnecessary else after return statement
Remove unnecessary else
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application/paths.py (3)
26-26: Logger instantiation looks good.
Creating a module-level logger is an excellent practice for consistent logging.
32-32: Logging directory creation event.
This log statement will help trace directory creation, which is valuable when diagnosing file system issues.
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32-32: Logging statement uses f-string
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41-43: Retain meaningful context when raising exceptions.
Logging the error message before raising the exception ensures greater visibility into the reason for the failure. This approach is consistent with the rest of the application’s structured logging efforts.
application/__init__.py (1)
77-77: Replace print statements with logging for debug mode.
Swapping out a print statement with a logger.debug call is a good way to maintain consistent, centralized logging. Excellent improvement!
application/utils.py (4)
21-21: Logger import is consistent with project-wide logging strategy.
This import aligns with the rest of the logging enhancements across the application.
29-29: Module-level logger instantiation is appropriate.
Creating the logger at the module level promotes consistent usage and better context for log messages.
62-64: Informative email logging.
Logging upon successful email send is great for monitoring communication status. Make sure to redact any sensitive details, such as subjects or partial body content, if they may contain sensitive data.
89-89: Log password validation failures.
Logging warnings on password validation failures is helpful for debugging. Confirm no sensitive user data is inadvertently logged.
application/Profile/LocalProfile.py (25)
23-23: Adopting the logging module consistently.
Importing logging aligns with the rest of the codebase. This fosters uniform logging practices.
41-42: Module-level logger instantiation.
A consistent logging strategy is an excellent approach across modules.
46-48: Method changed to raise NotImplementedError with logging.
Properly logging the unimplemented method helps devs identify misusage.
52-54: Static logout method not implemented.
Same pattern of logging before raising an exception. Looks consistent.
62-64: Consistent approach for user activation placeholders.
Again, logging then raising NotImplementedError is consistent with the pattern.
67-69: Email activation unimplemented.
Logging clearly states the method is not intended to be used.
74-81: Debug-level logs for file opening & version checks.
Good use of debug logs for diagnosing file read issues. The ValueError will be more transparent with logs.
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74-74: USER_PROFILE_PATH may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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75-75: Unnecessary open mode parameters
Remove open mode parameters
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75-75: USER_PROFILE_PATH may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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81-81: Abstract raise to an inner function
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90-91: Logging queries of the profile.
Clear and concise logging. Confirm if the info level is appropriate given the potential frequency of calls.
Line range hint 94-112: Adding sessions with robust logging.
The session addition logs success or failure of private key saving. This is a good approach to diagnosing session creation issues.
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115-115: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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121-121: os may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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121-121: os may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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121-121: PRIVATE_KEY_PATH may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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132-132: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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132-132: Missing type annotation for function argument new_host
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144-144: Missing return type annotation for public function save_profile
Add return type annotation: None
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115-117: Error log if session does not exist.
Using an error log for nonexistent sessions is appropriate.
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115-115: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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123-123: Consider distinguishing FileNotFound from other exceptions.
logger.exception includes traceback, adding clarity. Great for debugging missing SSH keys.
128-129: Log successful session deletion.
Providing success feedback for critical operations is helpful.
132-134: Log error when changing host for invalid session.
Maintains the same approach used in delete_session. Good consistency.
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132-132: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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140-141: Log successful host change.
Clear success logs promote transparency in operational flows.
153-155: Log error for invalid session retrieval.
Again, consistent with the other session-related methods.
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153-153: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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166-167: Successful retrieval log.
Gives immediate confirmation that the session was fetched.
170-172: Log invalid nickname changes.
Logging a reason helps devs fix issues quickly.
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170-170: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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170-170: Missing type annotation for function argument nickname
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183-183: Log removal of nickname.
Helps devs or ops track user preference changes.
187-187: Log success for nickname addition/update.
Consistent success message.
193-195: Consistent logging for invalid session in VNC credentials.
Matches the approach in delete_session and change_host.
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193-193: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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193-193: Missing type annotation for function argument credentials
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202-202: Log deletion of VNC credentials.
Good for traceability.
208-208: Log addition/update of VNC credentials.
This is consistent with other methods.
214-216: Error log when retrieving VNC credentials for invalid session.
Maintains uniform error handling across session-based methods.
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214-214: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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219-219: Log retrieval of VNC credentials.
Useful to confirm operation success.
231-232: Informative user log statement.
Use caution if user data is sensitive. For a dummy user, this is probably safe.
application/Profile/DBProfile.py (24)
23-23: Looks good!
The addition of the logging import is appropriate for introducing application-wide logging.
59-60: Appropriate use of named logger.
Defining a module-level logger with __name__ provides clarity for log tracing and is a Python best practice. No issues found here.
74-76: Cache initialization looks good.
Using TTLCache for the activation codes is a clean solution. The debug log is helpful for diagnosing potential cache expiration misconfigurations.
79-80: Resend cooldown cache is well-implemented.
Utilizing a TTL cache for resend throttling helps prevent excessive email sends. The debug message is helpful for monitoring cooldown usage.
100-104: Good validation approach.
Logging an error before raising an AssertionError makes debugging easier. Consider adding a user-friendly message or code for front-end consumption.
115-124: Effective email validation.
The logic for validating the email domain is straightforward and well-logged. Keep an eye on user feedback regarding the restricted domain.
130-131: Informational logging.
Indicating the creation of a User table in logs is a helpful checkpoint.
143-147: Nickname validation is clear.
Rejecting overly long nicknames avoids potential UI or database issues. The error logging is succinct.
153-154: Session table creation logging.
Logging for table creation helps during startup or maintenance. No issues here.
162-163: VNC credentials table creation logging.
Again, a concise and clear log message.
171-171: Database schema creation success message.
This log message is important for deployment diagnostics. Great to see it.
202-203: Clear logout operation logging.
Logging the user ID that is removed from session helps in auditing.
222-223: Query operation success.
This confirmation message ensures the retrieval of session data is traceable.
272-273: User activation logging.
Confirming successful activation is a vital part of the user onboarding flow.
287-287: Successful user retrieval.
Good to log the user ID found in session to assist debugging user-specific issues.
312-313: Session creation logging.
This provides a key reference point for diagnosing issues with session data.
326-326: Session fetch logging.
Keeping track of session IDs helps trace multi-session problems.
337-338: Session deletion logging.
Auditing session removal is crucial for security and record-keeping.
349-350: Host change confirmation.
Ensuring we capture logs post-update is useful for diagnosing remote host issues.
377-378: Nickname update logging.
Straightforward log entry confirming success. No further issues.
390-390: VNC credentials deletion logging.
Confirming deletion ensures there is a record for debugging credential clearance.
403-403: Credential update logging.
Explicitly logging session credentials changes is useful for security audits.
442-443: Successful email dispatch logging.
Ensuring that the email was sent out is critical, especially when validating user registrations or password resets.
355-355: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Add return type annotation.
Static analysis suggests adding -> None to save_profile(). While optional in Python, it might help illustrate the function’s contract.
Example:
-def save_profile(self):
+def save_profile(self) -> None:
self.db.session.commit()
logger.info("Profile saved")⛔ Skipped due to learnings
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PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#35
File: application/Profile/DBProfile.py:355-355
Timestamp: 2024-12-27T19:30:34.594Z
Learning: User li-ruihao feels that adding a return type annotation (-> None) for the "save_profile" method in DBProfile is unnecessary.
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Debug-level logging for headers.
Logging extracted headers can be valuable for debugging but be mindful not to log sensitive data such as authorization headers.
Would you like to incorporate a filtering mechanism for sensitive headers?
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This can be implemented, not sure if @junhaoliao wants headers to be logged, we can choose to filter them or completely remove them
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The intention behind is so that the log viewer notices that the profile has been saved, in case if the log viewer wants to ensure that the db_profile was successfully saved. Unless this operation is guaranteed to be successful, where data modification and validation has been done else where, else I think it could be helpful to inform the log viewer that this operation was successful.
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Why do we want to log the exceptions before raising those? In the case the catcher / handler not handle those, wouldn't the exception be logged anyways?
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Correct, from PR #31 I see that the exceptions are automatically logged already, therefore these are unnecessary.
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application/Profile/LocalProfile.py (5)
77-78: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionUse
logger.errorinstead oflogger.exceptionfor non-critical errors.Based on previous feedback, it seems you prefer not to include stack traces in logs for non-functional error scenarios. Consider using
logger.errorinstead oflogger.exceptionto align with this preference.Apply this diff to adjust the logging level:
- logger.exception('LocalProfile: Error loading profile: %s', e) + logger.error('LocalProfile: Error loading profile: %s', e)This change respects your preference as noted in prior learnings and past reviews.
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77-77: Redundant exception object included in
logging.exceptioncall(TRY401)
145-145: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Adjust logging level for non-error conditions.
As previously noted, consider using
logger.warninginstead oflogger.error.Apply this diff:
- logger.error("Cannot retrieve session %s, session does not exist", session_id) + logger.warning("Cannot retrieve session %s, session does not exist", session_id)
162-162: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Adjust logging level for non-existent sessions.
Consistent with earlier suggestions, use
logger.warning.- logger.error("Cannot retrieve session %s, session does not exist", session_id) + logger.warning("Cannot retrieve session %s, session does not exist", session_id)
185-185: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Adjust logging level for non-existent sessions.
Maintain consistency in logging.
- logger.error("Cannot retrieve session %s, session does not exist", session_id) + logger.warning("Cannot retrieve session %s, session does not exist", session_id)
206-206: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Adjust logging level for non-existent sessions.
Consistent with previous recommendations.
- logger.error("Cannot retrieve session %s, session does not exist", session_id) + logger.warning("Cannot retrieve session %s, session does not exist", session_id)application/utils.py (1)
108-109:⚠️ Potential issueSecurity: Filter sensitive headers before logging
Based on previous review discussions, HTTP headers may contain sensitive information (e.g., Authorization, Cookie) that should be filtered before logging.
+ SENSITIVE_HEADERS = {'Authorization', 'Cookie', 'X-API-Key'} + + def filter_sensitive_headers(headers): + return {k: '***' if k in SENSITIVE_HEADERS else v + for k, v in headers.items()} + - logger.debug('Extracted HTTP headers, headers = %s', headers) + logger.debug('Extracted HTTP headers, headers = %s', + filter_sensitive_headers(headers))
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application/Profile/LocalProfile.py (1)
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PR: junhaoliao/iCtrl#35
File: application/Profile/LocalProfile.py:79-81
Timestamp: 2024-12-27T19:05:55.434Z
Learning: li-ruihao prefers not to add stack trace logs in non-functional error scenarios, opting for simpler error logging without `logger.exception`.
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application/paths.py
29-29: Missing return type annotation for public function makedir_if_not_exists
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29-29: Missing type annotation for function argument path
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application/utils.py
32-32: Missing return type annotation for public function int_to_bytes
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32-32: Missing type annotation for function argument num
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36-36: Missing return type annotation for public function find_free_port
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application/Profile/DBProfile.py
86-86: Use raise without specifying exception name
Remove exception name
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154-154: Mutable class attributes should be annotated with typing.ClassVar
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350-350: Missing return type annotation for public function save_profile
Add return type annotation: None
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354-354: Missing return type annotation for public function get_session_info
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354-354: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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406-406: Missing return type annotation for public function get_session_vnc_credentials
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406-406: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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application/Profile/LocalProfile.py
64-64: USER_PROFILE_PATH may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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65-65: Unnecessary open mode parameters
Remove open mode parameters
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65-65: USER_PROFILE_PATH may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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71-71: Abstract raise to an inner function
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77-77: Redundant exception object included in logging.exception call
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84-84: Missing type annotation for function argument host
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84-84: Missing type annotation for function argument username
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84-84: Missing type annotation for function argument conn
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105-105: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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111-111: os may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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111-111: os may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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111-111: PRIVATE_KEY_PATH may be undefined, or defined from star imports
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122-122: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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122-122: Missing type annotation for function argument new_host
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143-143: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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160-160: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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160-160: Missing type annotation for function argument nickname
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183-183: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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183-183: Missing type annotation for function argument credentials
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204-204: Missing type annotation for function argument session_id
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213-213: Unnecessary else after return statement
Remove unnecessary else
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application/Profile/LocalProfile.py (17)
23-23: Importing theloggingmodule is appropriate here.The addition of the
loggingmodule import is necessary for the logging functionality implemented in the class.
41-41: Initialize the logger with the module's__name__.Setting up the logger correctly ensures that log messages are appropriately categorized.
64-64: Using debug-level logging for file opening attempt.Logging the attempt to open the user profile file at the debug level is appropriate for tracing execution during development.
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USER_PROFILE_PATHmay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
118-118: Log messages should be consistent and clear.Confirm that the success message provides enough context, especially if there are multiple operations.
130-130: Confirmation log message is clear and detailed.Logging the successful change of host with both
session_idandnew_hostprovides useful information.
156-156: Log message appropriately indicates successful retrieval.Good use of logging to confirm operation success.
166-166: Clarify error message for user input.Providing more guidance to the user can improve the experience.
173-173: Confirmation log for nickname deletion is appropriate.Good practice to log successful deletions.
177-177: Log message clearly indicates nickname update.Consistent and informative logging.
192-192: Log message confirms successful deletion of VNC credentials.This provides valuable feedback in logs.
198-198: Informative log message for VNC credentials update.Good practice to log significant changes.
221-221: Ensure sensitive information is not logged.Logging user objects may inadvertently include sensitive data. Review what is included in the
dummy_userrepresentation.[security_issue]
Avoid logging user objects directly, or ensure that
__repr__or__str__methods ofDummyUserdo not reveal sensitive information.- logger.debug("Returning user: %s", dummy_user) + logger.debug("Returning user with ID: %s", dummy_user.id)
102-102: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Clarify log message about key saving success.
Since the private key might not always be saved (e.g., when
connisNone), ensure the log message accurately reflects the operation performed.Consider updating the message:
- logger.info('Successfully saved RSA SSH private key') + logger.info('Session added successfully')Likely invalid or redundant comment.
216-216: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Add return type annotations and improve method documentation.
Ensure that the
get_usermethod's return type is clear.Apply this diff:
- def get_user(self) -> object: + def get_user(self) -> DummyUser:Also, consider adding a docstring to explain the purpose of the
DummyUserclass.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
97-97: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Provide more context in the warning message.
Including the reason for the failure can help in debugging. Modify the log message to include the
reasonvariable.Apply this diff to enhance the log message:
- logger.warning("Failed to save RSA SSH private key in %s", this_private_key_path) + logger.warning("Failed to save RSA SSH private key in %s: %s", this_private_key_path, reason)Likely invalid or redundant comment.
69-71: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Simplify error handling and avoid unnecessary variable.
Consider logging the error message directly in the
logger.errorcall without assigning it tovalue_error, unlessvalue_erroris used elsewhere.Apply this diff to simplify the code:
- value_error = "LocalProfile: Version info not found or mismatch in the profile." - logger.error(value_error) - raise ValueError(value_error) + logger.error("LocalProfile: Version info not found or mismatch in the profile.") + raise ValueError("LocalProfile: Version info not found or mismatch in the profile.")Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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raiseto an inner function(TRY301)
80-81: Type hint forquerymethod is Python 3.9+ syntax.The return type annotation
dict[str, object]uses bracketed generics, which require Python 3.9 or newer. Ensure that the project targets Python 3.9+ or adjust the type hint for earlier versions.If you need to support earlier Python versions, consider using
typing.Dict:-from typing import Dict ... - def query(self) -> dict[str, object]: + from typing import Dict + def query(self) -> Dict[str, object]:✅ Verification successful
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21-21: LGTM: Logger initialization follows best practicesThe logger initialization using
__name__follows Python logging best practices, ensuring proper hierarchical logging structure.Also applies to: 26-26
application/utils.py (2)
37-45: LGTM: Socket logging with helpful docstringThe socket binding logging and docstring implementation look good. The log message provides useful debugging information.
93-93: LGTM: Secure password validation loggingThe password validation logging is implemented securely, only logging the reason for failure without exposing the password attempt.
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Including type hints improves code clarity. Since session_id is expected to be a string, add the annotation.
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Use logger.warning instead of logger.exception when exception is handled.
If the exception is expected and handled, and you do not need a stack trace, prefer logger.warning.
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| logger.error("Cannot change host, session %s does not exist", session_id) |
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Adjust logging level for non-error conditions.
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Security: Avoid logging email addresses
The email logging contains sensitive information (email addresses) which should be partially masked for privacy.
- logger.info('Successfully sent email from %s to %s', sender_email, to_email)
+ logger.info('Successfully sent email from %s to %s',
+ mask_email(sender_email), mask_email(to_email))Would you like me to provide an implementation of the mask_email utility function that securely masks email addresses while preserving logging value?
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Avoid logging sensitive user data
Logging the entire user profile, including session information, may expose sensitive data in the logs. This could lead to security and privacy concerns. Consider removing this log statement or ensure that it does not include any sensitive information.
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Avoid logging sensitive user information
Logging user email addresses can expose personal identifiable information (PII) in the logs. This could pose security and privacy risks. Consider removing the email address from the log message or anonymizing it.
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| logger.info("Successfully sent out activation email to email=%s", user.email) | |
| logger.info("Successfully sent out activation email to user ID=%s", user.id) | |
| self.activation_email_body_template = f.read() | ||
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| logger.exception('Failed to open "%s"', ACTIVATION_EMAIL_TEMPLATE) | ||
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Use raise instead of raise e to preserve traceback
When re-raising an exception, using raise without specifying the exception variable preserves the original traceback, which is helpful for debugging. Replace raise e with raise to maintain the full traceback and exception context.
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Adjust logging levels and avoid logging configuration data at warning level
Using warning level logs for normal operational messages like successful logging setup can be misleading. Consider changing the log level to info or debug. Additionally, logging the entire configuration data may expose sensitive information. It's advisable to avoid logging the full configuration.
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- logger.warning("Logging config is None")
+ logger.warning("Logging configuration is missing or invalid.")Also, replace the print statement in the exception handler with logger.exception to ensure consistent logging:
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Logging setup for files within application.Profile and general python files within the application directory have been completed. Changes were made based on my understanding of the code and what information should be logged to help developers debug. All work done for logging integration and other changes to existing code are in draft state.
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