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The unit test workflow has been failing on master since #316, across three consecutive merges. This restores it on the whole 3.9 - 3.13 matrix. Reconcile test_credentials.py with the dockerless design: #316 rewrote leverage/modules/credentials.py but left its tests untouched, so the module failed to import and pytest aborted during collection, which masked every other failure in the run. The tests now inject the runner, paths and config through the click context, as `pass_runner`, `pass_paths` and `pass_state` expect, and account for `Runner.exec` returning a (exit code, stdout, stderr) triple and for the `-mfa` profile suffix that `refresh_layer_credentials_mfa` looks up. Fix _update_account_ids corrupting common.tfvars: #316 replaced the hcledit call with a non-greedy regex that stops at the first closing brace. On a nested `accounts` block, which is what the reference architecture ships, it replaced only the first account, left the remaining ones orphaned outside the block and produced invalid HCL with unbalanced braces. Replacement now scans for the matching brace, and is anchored so `external_accounts` is no longer a candidate match. Fix mock target resolution on Python 3.9: `leverage/modules/__init__.py` re-exports the click Groups, so `leverage.modules.<name>` resolves to the Group rather than to the module. From 3.10 on mock resolves these targets through `pkgutil.resolve_name` and finds the module anyway, but on 3.9 it walks attributes and finds the Group, raising AttributeError during setup. The affected targets are now patched by object, which behaves the same on every supported version. Update test_tf.py for the tfvars injected into init, added deliberately in #316 for ref-arch v2. The tfvars are discovered by globbing, so their order depends on the filesystem and is asserted as a set. Use a raw string for the regex in test_path.py, silencing a SyntaxWarning that becomes a SyntaxError in a future Python version. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe change adds brace-aware HCL attribute replacement, updates credential and runner tests, allows project bootstrap before configuration exists, and replaces Docker-based integration testing with host-based Terraform, OpenTofu, and Bats execution. ChangesCredentials and test infrastructure
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR restores the unit suite and changes account-mapping persistence to use depth-aware HCL rewriting, but braces in comments or heredocs could still produce an incorrect replacement and malformed common.tfvars; the init tests also do not fully verify the required injected var-file arguments. This is a bounded, localized merge-readiness risk that should have explicit owner awareness or follow-up, but it is not shown to require blocking the merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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The init tests reached TFRunner.run through the real constructor, so they needed tofu installed to get past binary discovery. Without it the command exited before run() was ever called and the assertions failed on an empty call list, which is what happens on the CI runners. test_discover had the same dependency on kubectl, which happens to be present on GitHub runners and so had been passing by luck. Binary discovery is skipped in both, since the execution itself is mocked. It keeps its own coverage in test_runner.py and test_tfrunner.py. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@leverage/modules/credentials.py`:
- Around line 642-654: Update _find_matching_brace to recognize and skip HCL
line comments (# and //), block comments, and heredocs—including braces within
those regions—before processing structural braces; preserve quoted-string
handling and depth matching. Add regression coverage for each region type, and
verify _update_account_ids continues producing valid common.tfvars content.
In `@tests/test_modules/test_tf.py`:
- Around line 32-42: Update both test_init_arguments and test_init_with_args to
validate the injected -var-file arguments as the fixed leading prefix, comparing
that prefix as a set; then compare the remaining suffix against the user
arguments followed by backend_config_arg. Ensure the assertions fail when
injected tfvars are missing or appear after user arguments.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Ignore braces in HCL comments and heredocs.
_find_matching_brace treats a } in a #, //, or block comment as a closing structural brace. For example, # } inside accounts makes the function return early. _update_account_ids then writes a malformed common.tfvars file.
Track and skip all non-structural HCL regions before changing brace depth. Add regression cases for line comments, block comments, and heredocs containing braces.
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In `@leverage/modules/credentials.py` around lines 642 - 654, Update
_find_matching_brace to recognize and skip HCL line comments (# and //), block
comments, and heredocs—including braces within those regions—before processing
structural braces; preserve quoted-string handling and depth matching. Add
regression coverage for each region type, and verify _update_account_ids
continues producing valid common.tfvars content.
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| assert {arg for arg in called_args if arg.startswith("-var-file=")} == { | ||
| f"-var-file={(leverage_project / 'config' / 'common.tfvars').as_posix()}", | ||
| f"-var-file={(leverage_project / 'account' / 'config' / 'account.tfvars').as_posix()}", | ||
| f"-var-file={(leverage_project / 'account' / 'config' / 'backend.tfvars').as_posix()}", | ||
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| backend_config_arg = f"-backend-config={leverage_project / 'account' / 'config' / 'backend.tfvars'}" | ||
| remaining_args = [arg for arg in called_args[1:] if not arg.startswith("-var-file=")] | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert the injected -var-file prefix in both tests.
test_init_arguments removes every -var-file= entry before checking the remaining arguments. It therefore passes when the injected tfvars appear after user arguments. test_init_with_args checks only the first and last two arguments, so it also passes when the injected tfvars are missing.
Compare the fixed prefix as a set, then compare the remaining suffix with the user arguments and backend configuration.
Proposed assertion fix
- assert {arg for arg in called_args if arg.startswith("-var-file=")} == {
+ expected_var_files = {
f"-var-file={(leverage_project / 'config' / 'common.tfvars').as_posix()}",
f"-var-file={(leverage_project / 'account' / 'config' / 'account.tfvars').as_posix()}",
f"-var-file={(leverage_project / 'account' / 'config' / 'backend.tfvars').as_posix()}",
}
- remaining_args = [arg for arg in called_args[1:] if not arg.startswith("-var-file=")]
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- assert remaining_args == [*args, backend_config_arg]
+ injected_args = called_args[1 : 1 + len(expected_var_files)]
+ assert set(injected_args) == expected_var_files
+ assert called_args[1 + len(expected_var_files) :] == [*args, backend_config_arg]Apply the same prefix-and-suffix check in test_init_with_args.
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In `@tests/test_modules/test_tf.py` around lines 32 - 42, Update both
test_init_arguments and test_init_with_args to validate the injected -var-file
arguments as the fixed leading prefix, comparing that prefix as a set; then
compare the remaining suffix against the user arguments followed by
backend_config_arg. Ensure the assertions fail when injected tfvars are missing
or appear after user arguments.
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* Fix | Restore the integration tests Fix `leverage project create`: The root command builds the project paths for every invocation, which requires an already configured project. `project init` creates the git repository, so from that point on the configuration loads fine but still holds no project name, and `project create` aborts with "Project name has not been set" on what is its normal, intended use. The command that creates a project could not run on a project that did not exist yet. Before #316 the root command only loaded the config to check the toolbox version, and returned early when it was absent, with a comment noting that the config does not exist yet at some points of the project. That guard was lost when the paths were introduced. The project commands now skip the paths setup, which they never use. A unit test covers the regression. Run the bats tests on the runner, and drop the testing image: The image existed to run the cli inside a container. Since #316 the cli runs the binaries on the host, and the image was never given terraform or tofu, so `leverage terraform version` had been failing on every run since December 2025. What was left of the image was a Linux box with python, bats and leverage in it, which is what the runner already is, and which the unit test workflow already relies on. Dropping it also removes a dind base that no longer had a purpose, the `--privileged` flag and the dockerd entrypoint it needed, and a bind mount that had no effect since the image ran out of the copy made at build time. The no-git test used to `apk del git`, tying it to the image and to the file ordering of the suite. It now runs the cli with a PATH holding nothing but its own entry point, which `shutil.which` resolves the same way, without touching the system. Two portability fixes let the suite run on macOS as well: an explicit mktemp template, since `-t` yields a name with a dot that breaks the module name the build script is imported under, and POSIX classes instead of `\s`, which only glibc accepts. Drop TERRAFORM_IMAGE_TAG from the bats fixtures, unread since #316. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix | Do not require a terminal to run the bats tests The suite ran under `docker run -t`, which allocated a TTY, so it could take one for granted. On the runner there is none, and `$TERM` is unset: tput: No value for $TERM and no -T specified validator.bash: line 8: printf: write error: Broken pipe Two things assumed a terminal. `setup_file` printed a header through `tput`, which fails outright without `$TERM`, and the make target forced the pretty formatter, which needs one. `-t` and `-p` were both passed, which is contradictory since either sets the formatter, and the pretty one won. The header no longer goes through `tput`, and no formatter is forced, so bats picks the pretty one on a terminal and tap when there is none. Verified both ways, with `$TERM` set and unset: 10 tests pass, `make test-int` exits 0, and no tput or broken pipe errors in either. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Tests | Unitworkflow has been failing onmastersince #316, across three consecutive merges:This restores it. The suite now passes 208/208 on the whole 3.9 - 3.13 matrix (and on 3.14), with
black --checkclean and no warnings.What was broken
1.
test_credentials.pydid not import#316 rewrote
leverage/modules/credentials.pybut left its tests untouched._backup_fileand the module levelAWSCLIare gone, so the import failed and pytest aborted during collection, masking every other failure in the run.The tests now inject the runner, paths and config through the click context, as
pass_runner,pass_pathsandpass_stateexpect. They also account for two behaviour changes from #316:Runner.execreturns a(exit code, stdout, stderr)triple rather than a pair, and account profiles carry the-mfasuffix thatrefresh_layer_credentials_mfalooks up inauth.py.2.⚠️
_update_account_idscorruptscommon.tfvarsThis is the one worth a close look. #316 replaced the
hcleditcall with a non-greedy regex:It stops at the first closing brace. On a nested
accountsblock, which is exactly what the reference architecture ships, it replaces only the first account and leaves the remaining ones orphaned outside the block. Run against the realconfig/common.tfvarsinle-tf-infra-aws, it emits invalid HCL with unbalanced braces (10{against 12}):Replacement now scans for the brace that actually balances the opening one, ignoring braces inside quoted strings. It is also anchored to the start of a line, so
external_accountsis no longer a candidate match — a latent problem the previous regex had too, which only stayed hidden becauseaccountshappens to appear first in the file.3. Mock target resolution on Python 3.9
leverage/modules/__init__.pyre-exports the click Groups, soleverage.modules.awsresolves to the Group rather than to the module. From 3.10 on, mock resolves string targets throughpkgutil.resolve_nameand finds the module anyway; on 3.9 it walks attributes, finds the Group and raisesAttributeErrorduring setup. That accounted for 12 errors and 2 failures intest_auth.py, plus 1 intest_kubectl.py, all only on the oldest supported version.Those targets are now patched by object, which behaves identically on every supported version.
4. The suite required tofu and kubectl to be installed
The
inittests reachedTFRunner.runthrough the real constructor, so they neededtofuon the PATH to get past binary discovery. Without it the command exits beforerun()is ever called and the assertions fail on an empty call list, which is exactly what the CI runners hit.test_discoverhad the same dependency onkubectl, which happens to be present on GitHub runners and so had been passing by luck.Binary discovery is now skipped in both, since the execution itself is mocked. It keeps its own coverage in
test_runner.pyandtest_tfrunner.py.Test-only changes
test_tf.pyexpectedinitnot to receive tfvars. Here the code is right and the tests were stale: Feat | Remove docker dependency #316 added them deliberately (itsFix init for ref-arch v2commit), OpenTofu documents-var-fileoninitfor early variable evaluation in backend config, and Terraform accepts it without error. The tests were updated to match. The tfvars are discovered by globbing, so their order depends on the filesystem and is asserted as a set rather than a sequence.test_path.pyuses a raw string for a regex, silencing aSyntaxWarningthat becomes aSyntaxErrorin a future Python version.Verification
Run twice per version: once with the infrastructure binaries installed, and once with
tofu,terraformandkubectlall absent from the PATH, to match the CI runners.Run with
-W error::SyntaxWarning, and with the exact CI invocation (pytest --verbose --cov=./leverage/ --cov-report=xml).black --checkreports 45 files unchanged.Production code changes are limited to
_update_account_idsand the two helpers it now uses; everything else is tests.Note for reviewers
Two behaviours were treated as intentional rather than "fixed", since both came from explicit commits in #316. Please confirm:
-mfasuffix on account profile names, even when--fetch-mfa-deviceis not passedinitFollow-up, not in this PR
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