FSPW-384 - Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject - Version 2.1.0 #44
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WalkthroughThis update refactors the Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject task by introducing a dedicated Connection parameter for AWS credentials and region, restructuring input and option parameters, enhancing error handling with new classes and properties, updating result reporting, and migrating the codebase and tests to .NET 8.0. Workflow files were updated with trailing newlines, and a migration configuration was added to support the parameter changes. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant FrendsTask
participant AmazonS3
participant ErrorHandler
User->>FrendsTask: Invoke DeleteObject(Input, Connection, Options)
FrendsTask->>AmazonS3: Authenticate using Connection
loop For each S3Object in Input.Objects
FrendsTask->>AmazonS3: Check existence (if ActionOnObjectNotFound != None)
AmazonS3-->>FrendsTask: Existence result
FrendsTask->>AmazonS3: Delete object
AmazonS3-->>FrendsTask: Delete result / Exception
alt Exception occurs
FrendsTask->>ErrorHandler: Handle(exception, ThrowErrorOnFailure, ErrorMessageOnFailure, DeletedObjects)
ErrorHandler-->>FrendsTask: Result (error or throw)
end
end
FrendsTask-->>User: Return Result (DeletedObjects, Error)
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16-16: Same concern as inDeleteObject_release.ymlThe upstream
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Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Definitions/Error.cs (2)
12-18: Consolidate duplicate error–message fieldsHaving both
MessageandErrorMessagecreates redundancy and invites inconsistency (e.g., which one should callers populate?).
Unless there is a clear semantic distinction, store the message in a single property and remove the duplicate.- public string Message { get; set; } - ... - public string ErrorMessage { get; set; } + public string Message { get; set; }
20-24: Avoiddynamicfor additional infoUsing
dynamicdisables compile-time checks and hampers discoverability.
If the shape is unknown, preferobject(or define a dedicated DTO) so consumers can still perform safe type checks.- public dynamic AdditionalInfo { get; set; } + public object AdditionalInfo { get; set; }Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Definitions/Connection.cs (2)
11-17: Example value triggers secret-scanner false positivesThe sample
AwsAccessKeyId(AKIA...) matches AWS key patterns flagged by CI tools (see Gitleaks warning).
Use a clearly fictitious token such asEXAMPLEACCESSKEYto avoid noise in security scans.- /// <example>AKIAQWERTY7NJ5Q7NZ6Q</example> + /// <example>EXAMPLEACCESSKEY</example>
19-24: Secret key example likewise trips scannersSame rationale as above – replace with a non-AWS-looking placeholder.
- /// <example>TVh5hgd3uGY/2CqH</example> + /// <example>EXAMPLESECRETKEY</example>Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject.csproj (2)
23-26: RedundantSystem.Runtimepackage reference
System.Runtime4.3.1 is pulled in transitively by the runtime and may clash with the net8.0 shared framework. Dropping it avoids assembly-binding warnings.- <PackageReference Include="System.Runtime" Version="4.3.1" />
4-4: Use singular<TargetFramework>when targeting one TF
<TargetFrameworks>implies multiple targets and can confuse tools. Change to<TargetFramework>as you only listnet8.0.- <TargetFrameworks>net8.0</TargetFrameworks> + <TargetFramework>net8.0</TargetFramework>Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/migration.json (1)
1-1: Remove BOM to keep JSON parsers happyThe leading UTF-8 BOM (
\uFEFF) can break tools that expect plain ASCII at the start. Save the file without BOM or ensure your migration loader handles it.Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Definitions/S3ObjectArray.cs (1)
3-8: Class name misleads – it is not an “array”
S3ObjectArrayis a singular DTO. Rename toS3Object(or similar) and let the containing property be an array/list:IEnumerable<S3Object>for clarity.Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject.Tests/UnitTests.cs (1)
14-811: Comprehensive test coverage with proper error handling scenarios.The unit tests thoroughly cover:
- Success and failure scenarios
- Partial failure handling
- Input validation edge cases
- Custom error messages
- All
NotExistsHandleroptions- Zero timeout handling
- ErrorHandler functionality
Tests follow Microsoft naming conventions and provide excellent coverage of the refactored functionality.
Consider extracting common test setup code (creating Input, Connection, and Options objects) into helper methods to reduce duplication across tests.
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11-13: Upstream reusable workflow supportsstrict_analyzersinput
Confirmed thatFrendsPlatform/FrendsTasks/.github/workflows/release.ymldeclares an input namedstrict_analyzers(lines 30–32), so addingstrict_analyzers: truewill not break CI.Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Helpers/ErrorHandler.cs (2)
6-11: LGTM - Clean class declaration with proper documentation.The static helper class is well-structured with appropriate XML documentation and follows Microsoft C# coding standards.
44-51: LGTM - Clean switch expression with proper exception handling.The method correctly uses modern C# switch expressions and provides appropriate default error messages for different exception types.
Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Definitions/Options.cs (3)
6-15: LGTM - Well-documented timeout property with appropriate defaults.The Timeout property is properly implemented with clear documentation and a reasonable default value.
17-22: LGTM - Clear boolean configuration property.The ThrowErrorOnFailure property is well-documented with appropriate default behavior.
24-29: LGTM - Flexible error message customization property.The ErrorMessageOnFailure property provides appropriate customization capability with clear documentation.
Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Definitions/Result.cs (3)
10-14: LGTM - Clear success criteria documentation.The Success property documentation accurately describes the success conditions including the ActionOnObjectNotFound behavior.
16-20: LGTM - Improved property naming and comprehensive documentation.The renaming from Data to DeletedObjects enhances clarity, and the documentation accurately describes the contents including both deleted and skipped objects.
22-33: LGTM - Proper error handling integration.The Error property and updated constructor correctly integrate error handling into the Result class.
Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject.Tests/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject.Tests.csproj (1)
4-4: LGTM - Appropriate .NET 8.0 target framework.The test project correctly targets .NET 8.0, aligning with the main project and following the coding guidelines requirement to target .NET 6 or 8.
Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Definitions/Enums.cs (2)
41-41: LGTM - Clean documentation formatting.The trailing space removal improves code cleanliness while maintaining the same functionality.
54-54: LGTM - Proper file ending.Adding the newline at the end of the file follows standard formatting conventions.
Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Definitions/Connection.cs (1)
14-17:PasswordPropertyTexton Access Key may hinder usabilityUnlike the secret key, an access key is usually pastable/plain-text and often needs to be visible for copy-paste or audit. Masking it in UI editors can be inconvenient.
Consider removing[PasswordPropertyText]fromAwsAccessKeyIdand keep it only on the secret key.Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Definitions/SingleResultObject.cs (1)
1-27: LGTM! Well-structured result class with proper documentation.The
SingleResultObjectclass is properly designed with clear XML documentation including examples for all properties. The simplified structure aligns well with the task result requirements.Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Definitions/Input.cs (1)
17-26: Fix XML documentation example to match property name.The example on line 23 should reference the property name rather than the enum type name for clarity.
- /// <example>NotExistsHandler.None</example> + /// <example>ActionOnObjectNotFound.None</example>Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/DeleteObject.cs (1)
41-138: Well-implemented batch deletion with comprehensive error handling.The
DeleteObjectmethod properly handles:
- Input validation with clear error messages
- Batch deletion with partial failure support
- Configurable behavior for non-existent objects
- Detailed error reporting with custom messages
- Proper resource disposal with
usingstatementThe implementation follows best practices and aligns with the task requirements.
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| /// Error information containing details about failed operations and objects that encountered errors. Null if all operations succeeded. | ||
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Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Definitions/Error.cs defines both Message and ErrorMessage with identical docs, but only ErrorMessage is ever used (in unit tests and code). Please consolidate these into a single property to avoid confusion:
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This need fixing, as aider did two error messages in this class
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3-3: Version mismatch between PR title and changelog.The PR is titled "Version 2.1.0" but the changelog only documents version 2.0.0. Please clarify:
- Should there be a 2.1.0 changelog entry for this PR?
- Is the PR title incorrect and this is actually 2.0.0?
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19-19: Improve the XML documentation example for AdditionalInfo.The example "Additional context or details" is not meaningful and doesn't demonstrate the actual structure or usage of this property. Consider providing a more concrete example that shows how this list would be populated.
- /// <example>Additional context or details</example> + /// <example>[{BucketName: "bucket1", Key: "file1.txt", VersionId: "v123"}]</example>Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Helpers/ErrorHandler.cs (2)
26-26: Consider improving error message formatting.The current concatenation uses
\nwhich may not display properly in all contexts. Consider usingEnvironment.NewLinefor better cross-platform compatibility.- throw new Exception($"{errorMessage}\n{exception.Message}"); + throw new Exception($"{errorMessage}{Environment.NewLine}{exception.Message}");
31-31: Consistency: Use Environment.NewLine here as well.For consistency with the suggested change above, use
Environment.NewLineinstead of\n.- Message = $"{errorMessage}\n{exception.Message}", + Message = $"{errorMessage}{Environment.NewLine}{exception.Message}",
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Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Helpers/ErrorHandler.cs (1)
22-36: LGTM! The error handling logic is well-implemented.The method properly handles both throwing and non-throwing scenarios. The AdditionalInfo initialization concern from the past review has been addressed - the parameter is now properly passed and assigned.
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5-22: Excellent changelog documentation for version 2.0.0.The changelog properly follows Keep a Changelog format with:
- Clear categorization (Added/Changed sections)
- Breaking changes clearly marked with [Breaking] prefix
- Comprehensive coverage of parameter restructuring and new features
- Proper upgrade guidance for users
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8-8: Good addition of ErrorHandler namespace import.The import of the Helpers namespace enables testing of the new ErrorHandler functionality.
49-67: Excellent test structure adaptation to new parameter model.The tests properly separate concerns with distinct Input, Connection, and Options objects, following the new task structure. The parameter assignments align with the refactored design.
71-74: Proper assertion updates for new result structure.The assertions correctly use
DeletedObjectsinstead of the oldDataproperty and verify the newBucketNameproperty in results.
396-426: Excellent test coverage for ThrowErrorOnFailure=false scenario.This test properly validates the new error handling behavior where errors are returned in the Result object instead of thrown as exceptions.
459-489: Comprehensive ErrorHandler unit tests.The dedicated ErrorHandler tests provide excellent coverage of the helper class functionality, testing both throwing and non-throwing scenarios with proper assertions.
544-586: Excellent partial failure test scenario.This test effectively validates the complex scenario where some deletions succeed and others fail, ensuring the task properly handles mixed results.
667-728: Good input validation test coverage.These tests properly validate that the task throws appropriate exceptions for empty bucket names and keys, ensuring robust input validation.
776-809: Good edge case coverage for zero timeout.This test ensures the task handles the zero timeout scenario gracefully without crashing, which is important for robustness.
1-810: Outstanding test coverage and quality.The test suite demonstrates:
- Comprehensive coverage of new functionality (>80% likely achieved)
- Proper adaptation to new parameter structure
- Excellent error handling test scenarios
- Good edge case coverage
- Microsoft unit testing conventions followed
- Proper use of environment variables for secrets
The tests effectively validate all aspects of the refactored DeleteObject task.
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15-25: Comprehensive parameter documentation with minor typo.The method signature and parameter documentation are thorough and follow the required XML format. However, there's a typo in line 23.
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- /// <param name="errorExceptions">The list of exceptins that encountered during delete operation</param> + /// <param name="errorExceptions">The list of exceptions that encountered during delete operation</param>
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Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject/DeleteObject.cs (9)
32-41: LGTM! XML documentation follows required format.The method signature correctly includes the new
Connectionparameter and follows the required XML documentation format with<summary>,<param>, and<returns>elements. The documentation accurately describes the parameter changes and return structure.
47-48: Good input validation for empty objects array.The validation correctly checks for null or empty Objects array and provides a clear error message. This prevents runtime errors during iteration.
73-78: Excellent individual object validation.The validation for empty bucket names and keys is comprehensive and provides meaningful error messages that include context (e.g., the key when bucket name is empty). This follows defensive programming practices.
79-79: Good null handling for version ID.The ternary operation correctly handles null/empty version IDs by converting them to null, which is appropriate for the AWS SDK.
81-98: Well-structured switch statement for different handlers.The switch statement properly handles all
NotExistsHandlercases. The logic correctly distinguishes between existence checking forInfomode and direct deletion for other modes. Thedefaultcase alignment withNoneandThrowis appropriate.
100-106: Robust error handling with detailed context.The try-catch block correctly captures individual object failures and collects them for batch processing. Adding failed objects to both
errorObjectsanderrorExceptionslists provides comprehensive error tracking.
108-114: Effective use of centralized error handling.The partial failure handling correctly uses the
ErrorHandler.Handlemethod to process collected errors. The error message format provides clear context about the failure ratio.
117-124: Consistent error handling for different exception types.The exception handling preserves
AmazonS3Exceptiontypes and uses the centralizedErrorHandler.Handlemethod. The condition!ex.Message.Contains("Failed to delete")prevents double-handling of partial failure exceptions.
133-133: Correct version ID assignment.The version ID assignment is now properly handled by assigning the parameter value instead of being hardcoded.
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10-14: LGTM! Proper class declaration with XML documentation.The static helper class is appropriately declared with proper XML documentation following the required format.
27-38: Excellent message construction with detailed context.The StringBuilder usage is efficient for building the combined error message. The
Zipoperation correctly pairs error objects with their corresponding exceptions, providing detailed context for each failure.
40-52: Sophisticated exception handling with type preservation.The logic correctly preserves
AmazonS3Exceptiontypes when rethrowing, which is important for AWS-specific error handling. The conditional logic for single vs. multiple exceptions usingAggregateExceptionis well thought out.
54-62: Proper Result construction for error cases.The Result construction correctly sets success to false and populates both the error message and additional info with failed objects. The structure follows the expected format for the Result class.
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50-70: LGTM! Tests properly updated for new API structure.All test methods correctly instantiate the new
Connectionobject and use the updatedInputstructure withObjectsarray andActionOnObjectNotFoundproperty. The parameter separation follows the new architecture.
72-76: Good assertion updates for renamed properties.The assertions correctly reference
result.DeletedObjectsinstead of the oldresult.Dataproperty, and verify the newBucketNameproperty on individual result objects.
395-425: Excellent test for error handling without throwing.This new test validates the
ThrowErrorOnFailure = falsebehavior, ensuring that errors are captured in the Result object rather than thrown. This covers an important error handling path.
427-455: Good test coverage for custom error messages.The test properly validates that custom error messages are included in thrown exceptions, ensuring the error customization feature works correctly.
458-481: Comprehensive ErrorHandler unit tests.These isolated unit tests for the ErrorHandler class provide good coverage of exception type preservation and throwing behavior. Testing both AmazonS3Exception and generic Exception scenarios is thorough.
484-526: Excellent partial failure test scenario.This test creates a realistic partial failure scenario by using a non-existent bucket for one object. The assertions correctly verify that the operation returns failure overall but still contains successfully deleted objects.
607-668: Thorough input validation test coverage.The tests for empty bucket names and empty keys provide essential validation coverage. The assertions correctly verify that appropriate ArgumentExceptions are thrown with descriptive messages.
671-713: Good test for partial failure with custom error messages.This test combines partial failure scenarios with custom error message functionality, providing comprehensive coverage of the error handling features.
715-749: Appropriate edge case test for zero timeout.The zero timeout test covers an important edge case. The assertion correctly expects the result to be non-null regardless of success/failure, which is appropriate since timeout behavior may vary.
568-604: Good unit tests for Result class constructors.These tests provide coverage for the Result class constructors, validating both success and error scenarios. The tests ensure proper property initialization.
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22-30: Consider more robust test initialization and S3 cleanup.The test initialization looks good but could be improved:
- Missing environment variable validation: The tests will fail silently if environment variables are null
- S3 cleanup: Consider cleaning up S3 test objects in addition to local temp files
Add validation for required environment variables:
[TestInitialize] public async Task Init() { + if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(_accessKey) || string.IsNullOrEmpty(_secretAccessKey) || string.IsNullOrEmpty(_bucketName)) + { + Assert.Inconclusive("Required environment variables (HiQ_AWSS3Test_AccessKey, HiQ_AWSS3Test_SecretAccessKey, HiQ_AWSS3Test_BucketName) are not set."); + } + var key = "ExampleFile"; var objects = new[] { new S3ObjectArray { BucketName = _bucketName, Key = key, VersionId = null }, }; if (!await FileExistsInS3(key)) await CreateTestFiles(objects); }
150-164: Remove console output from unit tests.Console.WriteLine statements should not be present in production unit tests as they create noise in test output and don't add value to automated test runs.
- Console.WriteLine($"Success: {result.Success}"); - Console.WriteLine($"Error Message: {result.Error.Message}"); - Console.WriteLine($"Error: {result.Error}"); - Console.WriteLine($"Error AdditionalInfo: {result.Error.AdditionalInfo}"); - - // Log each object's details - foreach (var obj in createdObjects) - { - Console.WriteLine($"Object - Bucket: {obj.BucketName}, Key: {obj.Key}, VersionId: '{obj.VersionId}'"); - }The rest of the test logic is excellent, particularly the bucket versioning validation which ensures the test environment is properly configured.
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1-12: LGTM! Imports are well-organized and appropriate.The using statements properly include all necessary namespaces for unit testing, AWS S3 operations, and the new helper functionality. The addition of
Frends.AmazonS3.DeleteObject.HelpersandAmazon.S3.Utilaligns with the refactoring mentioned in the summary.
39-81: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage for single object deletion.The test method effectively covers:
- Multiple
NotExistsHandlerscenarios- New parameter structure with separate
Connectionobject- Updated
Inputobject withObjectsarray andActionOnObjectNotFound- New
Optionsstructure withThrowErrorOnFailureandErrorMessageOnFailure- Proper validation of the new
DeletedObjectsresult formatThe test follows Microsoft naming conventions and async/await best practices.
407-467: Excellent coverage of new error handling features.These new test methods provide comprehensive coverage of the enhanced error handling:
DeleteSingleObject_ThrowErrorOnFailure_False: Validates that errors are captured in the result object whenThrowErrorOnFailureis falseDeleteSingleObject_CustomErrorMessage: Tests the new custom error message functionalityThe tests follow proper naming conventions and thoroughly validate the new error handling behavior introduced in version 2.1.0.
470-493: LGTM! Proper unit testing of ErrorHandler helper.These tests provide excellent isolated testing of the
ErrorHandlerhelper class:
- Clear arrange-act-assert pattern
- Tests both AWS-specific and generic exception handling
- Validates the throwing behavior when
ThrowErrorOnFailureis true- Follows Microsoft unit testing naming conventions
This is exactly the kind of focused unit testing that should be done for helper classes.
540-573: LGTM! Improved helper method supports versioning.The
CreateTestFilesmethod enhancement is well-implemented:
- Returns
S3ObjectArray[]with actual version IDs from AWS responses- Enables proper testing of versioned object deletion
- Maintains backward compatibility while adding new functionality
- Proper error handling with exception propagation
This improvement is essential for comprehensive testing of the versioning functionality.
588-771: Excellent comprehensive test coverage of edge cases and new functionality.These additional test methods provide outstanding coverage:
- Result constructor tests: Validate proper object construction with success and error scenarios
- Input validation tests: Ensure proper handling of empty bucket names and keys
- Partial failure testing: Critical for batch operations - tests mixed success/failure scenarios
- Zero timeout handling: Ensures graceful handling of edge case configurations
- Custom error messages: Validates error message customization in failure scenarios
The tests follow Microsoft naming conventions, use proper async/await patterns, and provide comprehensive coverage of the enhanced functionality. The partial failure testing is particularly valuable for batch deletion operations.
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