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Add --allow-gpl flag to plugin update-db command and runtime override feature to ConfigManager #545
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Add --allow-gpl flag to plugin update-db command and runtime override feature to ConfigManager #545
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Co-authored-by: nightlark <[email protected]>
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@copilot I feel like you're abusing the config manager... I like the idea of adding some form of "overlay" of runtime override values to it though, since those could then be used for settings from command line options taking precedence over what is saved in the config file, without ever affecting the saved config file. I'm leaning towards take a stab at adding that sort of feature to the config manager. My thought is something like an extra dict that gets checked first to see if a value was set that should take precedence over what was loading from the config file. There are also errors from pre-commit about you accessing config manager functions that shouldn't be accessed externally. |
- Added _runtime_overrides dict to ConfigManager for non-persisted runtime values - Added set_runtime_override(), clear_runtime_override(), and clear_all_runtime_overrides() methods - Modified get() to check runtime overrides before config file values - Updated plugin_update_db_cmd to use runtime overrides instead of abusing config manager - Refactored check_gpl_acceptance to reduce return statements and remove broad exception catching - Updated tests to use new runtime override methods - All linting issues from pre-commit hooks are now resolved Co-authored-by: nightlark <[email protected]>
I've implemented the runtime override feature you suggested. Changes in commit bf463db: ConfigManager enhancements:
Fixed linting issues:
All tests pass and pylint reports 10.00/10 for both modified files. |
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@copilot some more pre-commit issues for you in your testing code to address: |
- Added has_runtime_overrides() public method to ConfigManager - Moved check_gpl_acceptance import to top of test file - Added pylint disable comments for redefined-outer-name warnings (pytest fixtures pattern) - Replaced direct _runtime_overrides access with has_runtime_overrides() method - All tests still passing (90 passed, 4 skipped) - Pylint rating: 10.00/10 for test file Co-authored-by: nightlark <[email protected]>
Fixed all linting issues in commit fff55d3: Changes:
Pylint now reports 10.00/10 for the test file. All 90 tests still passing. |
Co-authored-by: nightlark <[email protected]>
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Summary
If merged this pull request will add a
--allow-gplcommand line option tosurfactant plugin update-dbfor controlling GPL license acceptance during database updates, and implement a runtime override feature in ConfigManager for command-line options to take precedence over config file settings.Proposed changes
Flag behavior:
--allow-gpl(bare flag): Accept GPL for this invocation only, no config change--allow-gpl=always: Permanently accept GPL, update stored config--allow-gpl=never: Permanently reject GPL, update stored configConfigManager enhancements (new feature):
set_runtime_override(),clear_runtime_override(),clear_all_runtime_overrides(),has_runtime_overrides()get()to check runtime overrides first before config file valuesImplementation:
plugin_update_db_cmdinsurfactant/cmd/plugin.pyto handle the flag and use runtime overridescheck_gpl_acceptance()insurfactant/database_manager/utils.pyto reduce complexitytests/cmd/test_plugin.pyExample usage:
Testing:
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