Fix | Credentials configure fails when run after project init - #327
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…strap leverage credentials configure crashed with "Project name has not been set" when run right after `leverage project init` and before `leverage project create`, since only project.yaml exists at that point (neither build.env nor config/common.tfvars do yet) and PathsHandler can't resolve a project name from either. leverage project init/create already skip PathsHandler unconditionally and need no change. For credentials configure, the top-level group callback now skips PathsHandler only in that specific corner case, and the credentials group callback (which already had a half-implemented branch for this exact scenario) writes build.env from project.yaml's short_name and builds real, project-scoped paths itself, so AWS credentials still land in ~/.aws/<project>/ instead of falling back to the global default location. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkthroughThe CLI now supports credential configuration when only ChangesCredential bootstrap and validation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to CI can execute a replaced infrastructure-tool archive, and failed AWS identity checks can be treated as valid credentials, allowing configuration to continue incorrectly. Both issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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`leverage credentials configure --type BOOTSTRAP` crashed with "Command execution failed: The config profile (...) could not be found" on a first-ever run, because `_profile_is_configured` calls `Runner.exec(...)` without `raises=False`. `Runner.exec` defaults to raising an ExitError on any nonzero exit code, so the intended "probe, then report" logic (`return not exit_code`) never runs when the profile has never been configured (exit 255) - it aborts the whole command instead. This is a regression from the Docker-removal refactor (#316), which replaced the old non-raising `_exec` with the new `Runner`/`Runner.exec` (raises by default) without updating call sites written for the old contract. Six more `awscli.exec(...)` calls in credentials.py had the identical shape; `_credentials_are_valid` and `_get_organization_accounts` had real dead graceful-fallback logic, while `_get_management_account_id`, `_get_mfa_serial`, and the two `configure`/`configure_profile` key-setting loops only lost their more specific custom error message to Runner's generic one. All seven now explicitly pass `raises=False`. Hardened the `awscli_returning` test double to mimic Runner.exec's real raising contract, so a future regression of this shape fails its own test instead of passing silently, and added direct coverage for `_profile_is_configured` (previously untested). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`leverage credentials configure --type BOOTSTRAP` crashed with a raw FileNotFoundError on ~/.aws/<project>/config the first time a profile's assumable-role setup ran, because `configure_accounts_profiles` unconditionally did `shutil.copy(paths.aws_config_file, ...)` with no existence check. `aws configure set` for access keys only ever writes the credentials file, never the config file - the config file only gets created once an account/role profile is configured for the first time, which is exactly what this function does. Its sibling backup in `configure_credentials` already guards this correctly with `if make_backup: ...`; this one didn't. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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While working on the main issue, three more issues raised. I added the summary in the next message. |
SummaryTL;DRThis branch fixes three crashes hit while bootstrapping a brand-new Leverage project via Stop AWS CLI probes from crashing
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`PathsHandler.mfa_enabled` stored the raw string from build.env without casting it. Since any non-empty string (including "false") is truthy in Python, `elif paths.mfa_enabled:` in leverage/modules/auth.py always ran regardless of the actual value, so MFA_ENABLED=false never disabled the MFA credential-refresh path. This surfaced in CI as `refresh_layer_credentials_mfa` looking for a `[profile <name>-mfa]` section that was never meant to exist (the workflow explicitly sets MFA_ENABLED=false and sso_enabled=false to skip credential refresh entirely for that layer), and raising "Credentials for profile ... have not been properly configured." Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`_validate_layout` receives the specific layer Path to validate but called `paths.check_for_layer_location()` with no argument, which defaults to checking `paths.cwd` instead. Running `leverage terraform init --layers a,b` from an account-level "layers-group" directory (which itself has no .tf files, only its layer subdirectories do) made every layer's validation fail with "This command can only run at layer level.", even though the actual layers being validated were perfectly valid. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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SummaryTL;DRTwo more CI-surfaced bugs fixed: Cast
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In @.github/workflows/tests-integration.yaml:
- Around line 88-93: Update the workflow’s Terraform and OpenTofu
download/install steps to obtain and verify the published checksum or signature
for each archive before any sudo unzip operation. Ensure verification covers
both /tmp/terraform.zip and /tmp/tofu.zip, and prevent installation when either
artifact fails validation.
In `@leverage/modules/credentials.py`:
- Line 485: Update the identity validation logic following awscli.exec in the
credentials check to return True only when error_code equals 0; reject all
nonzero exit codes, including failures unrelated to InvalidClientTokenId, and
remove the output-content-based success condition.
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Verify both downloaded tool artifacts before installation.
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| bool: Whether the credentials are valid. | ||
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| error_code, output, _ = awscli.exec("sts", "get-caller-identity", "--profile", profile) | ||
| error_code, output, _ = awscli.exec("sts", "get-caller-identity", "--profile", profile, raises=False) |
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Reject every failed identity lookup.
When aws sts get-caller-identity exits with a nonzero code other than 255, this expression returns True unless the output contains InvalidClientTokenId. A network, endpoint, or permission failure can then mark the credentials as valid and continue configuration. Return True only for exit code 0.
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- return error_code != 255 and "InvalidClientTokenId" not in output
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In `@leverage/modules/credentials.py` at line 485, Update the identity validation
logic following awscli.exec in the credentials check to return True only when
error_code equals 0; reject all nonzero exit codes, including failures unrelated
to InvalidClientTokenId, and remove the output-content-based success condition.
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What?
leverage credentials configurecrashed with "Project name has not been set. Exiting." when run right afterleverage project initand beforeleverage project createWhy?
leverage project init-> editproject.yaml->leverage credentials configure->leverage project create(see more here)References
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How to reproduce
In an empty dir run:
This throws an error "Project name has not been set. Exiting."
Note that a prefilled project.yaml.source was used here to "automate" tests.
Explanation
TL;DR
Why it happens: Every leverage command builds a PathsHandler before running, and PathsHandler needs a project name from build.env or config/common.tfvars. Right after leverage project init (only project.yaml exists) and before leverage project create (which generates build.env/common.tfvars), neither file exists yet — so PathsHandler can't find a project name and aborts with "Project name has not been set. Exiting.". project init/project create were already exempt from this check, but credentials configure wasn't, so it crashed in that window.
How it was fixed: credentials configure is now also exempted from PathsHandler in that exact corner case — but instead of just skipping and leaving things unset, it derives the project's short name from project.yaml, writes it to build.env (completing logic that was already half-built for this scenario), and builds a real PathsHandler from that. So AWS credentials still get written to the correct project-scoped location, not the crash, and not the wrong global location either.
Analysis and root cause
Every leverage command builds a PathsHandler in the top-level Click group callback (leverage/leverage.py) before any subcommand runs. PathsHandler.init (leverage/path.py) raises ExitError(1, "Project name has not been set. Exiting.") when it can’t resolve a project name from config/common.tfvars or build.env.
Right after leverage project init runs (which only clones the template, runs git init, and drops project.yaml) and before leverage project create runs (which is what actually generates build.env/config/common.tfvars/the account tree), the project is in a state where only project.yaml exists. leverage project init/project create already tolerate this fine — they’re unconditionally exempted from PathsHandler construction today (leverage.py‘s if context.invoked_subcommand == project.name: return), and neither command’s body touches state.paths at all.
leverage credentials configure is not exempted, so running it in this exact bootstrap window (a legitimate, documented use case — see the half-implemented docstring already in credentials.py’s group callback) crashes with PathsHandler’s ExitError before the credentials group callback — which already has partial logic meant for exactly this scenario — ever runs.
Simply “skipping” PathsHandler for credentials configure isn’t enough on its own: PathsHandler also derives the AWS-CLI env vars (AWS_SHARED_CREDENTIALS_FILE/AWS_CONFIG_FILE, pointing at the project-scoped ~/.aws//) from the project name. Leaving those unset would make aws configure set ... calls silently fall back to the global ~/.aws/credentials/config, which is wrong and can clash with other Leverage projects on the same machine. Per the user’s decision, the fix instead completes credentials.py’s already-present-but-incomplete project.yaml branch so it writes build.env from project.yaml’s short_name (mirroring the sibling common.tfvars branch a few lines below, which already does this), then builds a real PathsHandler right there — so no downstream code needs None-handling.
leverage project init/leverage project create need no code changes — confirmed neither is decorated with pass_state/pass_paths/pass_runner nor references state/paths anywhere, and the existing blanket project exemption in leverage.py already covers every file-existence state for them.
What was fixed
leverage credentials configurecrashed with "Project name has not been set. Exiting." when run right afterleverage project initand beforeleverage project create(i.e., onlyproject.yamlexists — nobuild.envor/config/common.tfvarsyet).What changed (branch worktree-path-fix-bootstrap, commit 4d224c5, in worktree /home/jdelacamara/Work/BinBash/code/leverage/.claude/worktrees/path-fix-bootstrap):
What was Verified
Conclusion
Fixed leverage credentials configure crashing with "Project name has not been set" when run right after project init (before project create); all tests pass and the fix is committed to branch worktree-path-fix-bootstrap in the worktree, but push failed (no SSH access from this environment) — you'll need to push or merge it yourself.
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