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refactor(cli): share one YAML-mapping reader for eos.yaml and board.yaml - #191
_selected_board and _board_config each carried their own copy of "read an optional YAML file, tolerate failure". Only the board.yaml copy rejected a document that is not a mapping, so an eos.yaml whose top level (or whose system: value) is a list or string raised AttributeError from _build_summary after the image had already linked. Both now go through _read_yaml_mapping, and _selected_board uses the existing _EOS_PROJECT_CONFIG constant instead of a second hardcoded "eos.yaml".
Also make the _fake_qemu test fixture independent of the interpreter path: a #!{sys.executable} shebang cannot carry a path containing spaces, so all four TestRunQemu tests failed with ENOENT in such a checkout. The fixture now execs the interpreter from a /bin/sh wrapper.
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Centralize optional YAML mapping handling and harden QEMU test execution across interpreter paths.
Bug Fixes:
Prevent malformed, unreadable, or non-mapping project YAML from causing post-build summary failures.
Make the fake QEMU test fixture work when the Python interpreter path contains spaces.
Enhancements:
Share YAML mapping validation between eos.yaml and board.yaml reads and use the centralized project configuration filename.
Tests:
Add coverage for malformed and structurally invalid eos.yaml content.
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Bug Fixes
Configuration handling now safely falls back to the default board when board settings are missing, unreadable, malformed, or contain unexpected values. This prevents invalid configuration files from interrupting the selection process.
`_selected_board` and `_board_config` each carried their own copy of
"read an optional YAML file, tolerate failure". Only the board.yaml copy
rejected a document that is not a mapping, so an eos.yaml whose top
level (or whose `system:` value) is a list or string raised
AttributeError from `_build_summary` after the image had already
linked. Both now go through `_read_yaml_mapping`, and `_selected_board`
uses the existing `_EOS_PROJECT_CONFIG` constant instead of a second
hardcoded "eos.yaml".
Also make the `_fake_qemu` test fixture independent of the interpreter
path: a `#!{sys.executable}` shebang cannot carry a path containing
spaces, so all four TestRunQemu tests failed with ENOENT in such a
checkout. The fixture now execs the interpreter from a /bin/sh wrapper.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Route both project-board selection and board configuration through the shared tolerant YAML-mapping reader, with eos.yaml resolved through the existing config constant.
ebuild/cli/commands.py L511-532, L638
Tests
Add coverage that malformed or non-mapping eos.yaml content falls back to the generic board rather than raising.
tests/unit/test_golden_path_commands.py L79-91
Make the fake QEMU fixture launch the Python interpreter through a shell wrapper so interpreter paths containing spaces work.
tests/unit/test_golden_path.py L4, L19-31
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Board configuration loading now handles missing, unreadable, malformed, or non-mapping YAML through a shared helper. The fake QEMU test launcher now runs the guest script through a shell wrapper with quoted paths.
_selected_board and _board_config use a shared YAML mapping reader. Invalid board-selection data falls back to the supplied default. Tests cover malformed and non-mapping eos.yaml inputs.
Add a regression test for interpreter paths with spaces, and link a same-repository issue in the PR body to clear the failing policy check. No failure in the changed launcher behavior was established.
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A small shared reader fits the two optional YAML inputs while leaving board-specific fallback decisions with their callers. A broader configuration-loading abstraction would add complexity without a clear benefit here.
• Adds a reader that treats missing, unreadable, malformed, or non-mapping YAML as absent. Board selection and board configuration now use it; board selection also validates the system mapping and uses the existing project filename constant.
test_golden_path.pyLaunch fake QEMU through a shell wrapper+13/-2
Launch fake QEMU through a shell wrapper
• Writes the fake guest as a Python file and launches it through a shell wrapper with a quoted interpreter path. This avoids shebang failures when that path contains spaces.
View low (1) 1. Board name can be a non-string value 🐞
Description
_selected_board is annotated -> str, but board or default returns whatever the YAML
system.board value is, so a list, dict or number passes straight through. Callers such as
_build_summary and the Board: info line only format the value, so the result is printed oddly
rather than crashing, but any future caller that does string operations on it would fail.
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Issue description
In `_selected_board`, `system.get("board")` is returned as-is, so a non-string YAML value (list, dict, number) leaks out of a function annotated `-> str`.
Fix Focus Areas
- ebuild/cli/commands.py[511-514]
Recommended Fix
After reading `board`, return it only when `isinstance(board, str) and board` holds, otherwise return `default`. Alternatively, `str(board)` when it is truthy. This keeps the `-> str` contract honest for every caller.
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1. Board name can be a non-string value 🐞 Bug⚙ Maintainability
_selected_board is annotated -> str, but board or default returns whatever the YAML
system.board value is, so a list, dict or number passes straight through. Callers such as
_build_summary and the Board: info line only format the value, so the result is printed oddly
rather than crashing, but any future caller that does string operations on it would fail.
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Issue description
In `_selected_board`, `system.get("board")` is returned as-is, so a non-string YAML value (list, dict, number) leaks out of a function annotated `-> str`.
Fix Focus Areas
- ebuild/cli/commands.py[511-514]
Recommended Fix
After reading `board`, return it only when `isinstance(board, str) and board` holds, otherwise return `default`. Alternatively, `str(board)` when it is truthy. This keeps the `-> str` contract honest for every caller.
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Hey - I've found 5 issues
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="ebuild/cli/commands.py"line_range="514" />
<code_context>
+ data = _read_yaml_mapping(Path(_EOS_PROJECT_CONFIG)) or {}
+ system = data.get("system")
+ board = system.get("board") if isinstance(system, dict) else None
+ return board or default
++
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Build fails after linking**
When eos.yaml has a truthy non-string system.board and footprint measurement is available, `_selected_board` returns the value unchanged, so `_report_footprint` passes it to `board_capacity`, where `board.lower()` raises `AttributeError`; the build fails after linking.
Validate that `system.board` is a string before returning it.
Also at `ebuild/cli/commands.py:515`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="ebuild/cli/commands.py"line_range="514" />
<code_context>
+ data = _read_yaml_mapping(Path(_EOS_PROJECT_CONFIG)) or {}
+ system = data.get("system")
+ board = system.get("board") if isinstance(system, dict) else None
+ return board or default
++
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Invalid configuration appears valid**
When eos.yaml is malformed or has a non-mapping top-level or system value, and footprint measurement is available, `_selected_board` silently substitutes the default, so `_build_summary` presents a fallback board without reporting the configuration problem and `_report_footprint` skips the capacity check while reporting readiness.
Report invalid configuration and avoid presenting the fallback board or readiness when capacity cannot be verified.
Also at `ebuild/cli/commands.py:515`, `ebuild/cli/commands.py:532`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="ebuild/cli/commands.py"line_range="531" />
<code_context>
+ """
if not path.is_file():
- return default+ return None
try:
import yaml
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Concurrent configuration hides board**
When `ebuild configure --board` runs concurrently with a build that is reading `eos.yaml`, `_record_board_selection` truncates and rewrites `eos.yaml` while `_read_yaml_mapping` reads it; if the build reads during that write, the parse exception is swallowed and `_build_summary` reports no board while `_report_footprint` omits the board capacity, potentially suppressing a fit warning for the linked image.
Write the updated YAML to a temporary file and atomically replace `eos.yaml` so readers see either the old or new complete mapping.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<locationpath="tests/unit/test_golden_path_commands.py"line_range="91" />
<code_context>
+ system = data.get("system")
+ board = system.get("board") if isinstance(system, dict) else None
+ return board or default
++
+def _read_yaml_mapping(path: Path) -> Optional[Dict[str, Any]]:
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**CLI regressions escape this test**
The new test calls `_selected_board` directly instead of exercising the public build command, so it does not verify that malformed `eos.yaml` is handled through the user-facing build flow.
Exercise the malformed-configuration behavior through the public build command.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 5
<locationpath="tests/unit/test_golden_path.py"line_range="31" />
<code_context>
- script.write_text(f"#!{sys.executable}\n" + textwrap.dedent(body), encoding="utf-8")
+ script.write_text(
+ f'#!/bin/sh\nexec {shlex.quote(sys.executable)} {shlex.quote(str(guest))} "$@"\n',+ encoding="utf-8")
script.chmod(script.stat().st_mode | stat.S_IEXEC)
return str(script)
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Space-path regressions go undetected**
When `sys.executable` and `tmp_path` contain no spaces, the `TestRunQemu` tests use the environment’s actual `sys.executable` and `tmp_path`; with ordinary space-free paths, they still pass if this command loses its quoting, so the fixture’s space-path failure returns unnoticed.
Exercise the fixture with interpreter and guest paths containing spaces, or otherwise assert that the generated wrapper safely quotes such paths.
</issue_to_address>
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🟡 Medium · Build fails after linking
When eos.yaml has a truthy non-string system.board and footprint measurement is available, _selected_board returns the value unchanged, so _report_footprint passes it to board_capacity, where board.lower() raises AttributeError; the build fails after linking.
Validate that system.board is a string before returning it.
Also at ebuild/cli/commands.py:515.
Prompt for AI agents
In `ebuild/cli/commands.py` at line 514:
**Build fails after linking**
When eos.yaml has a truthy non-string system.board and footprint measurement is available, `_selected_board` returns the value unchanged, so `_report_footprint` passes it to `board_capacity`, where `board.lower()` raises `AttributeError`; the build fails after linking.
Validate that `system.board` is a string before returning it.
Also at `ebuild/cli/commands.py:515`.
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🟡 Medium · Invalid configuration appears valid
When eos.yaml is malformed or has a non-mapping top-level or system value, and footprint measurement is available, _selected_board silently substitutes the default, so _build_summary presents a fallback board without reporting the configuration problem and _report_footprint skips the capacity check while reporting readiness.
Report invalid configuration and avoid presenting the fallback board or readiness when capacity cannot be verified.
Also at ebuild/cli/commands.py:515, ebuild/cli/commands.py:532.
Prompt for AI agents
In `ebuild/cli/commands.py` at line 514:
**Invalid configuration appears valid**
When eos.yaml is malformed or has a non-mapping top-level or system value, and footprint measurement is available, `_selected_board` silently substitutes the default, so `_build_summary` presents a fallback board without reporting the configuration problem and `_report_footprint` skips the capacity check while reporting readiness.
Report invalid configuration and avoid presenting the fallback board or readiness when capacity cannot be verified.
Also at `ebuild/cli/commands.py:515`, `ebuild/cli/commands.py:532`.
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🟡 Medium · Concurrent configuration hides board
When ebuild configure --board runs concurrently with a build that is reading eos.yaml, _record_board_selection truncates and rewrites eos.yaml while _read_yaml_mapping reads it; if the build reads during that write, the parse exception is swallowed and _build_summary reports no board while _report_footprint omits the board capacity, potentially suppressing a fit warning for the linked image.
Write the updated YAML to a temporary file and atomically replace eos.yaml so readers see either the old or new complete mapping.
Prompt for AI agents
In `ebuild/cli/commands.py` at line 531:
**Concurrent configuration hides board**
When `ebuild configure --board` runs concurrently with a build that is reading `eos.yaml`, `_record_board_selection` truncates and rewrites `eos.yaml` while `_read_yaml_mapping` reads it; if the build reads during that write, the parse exception is swallowed and `_build_summary` reports no board while `_report_footprint` omits the board capacity, potentially suppressing a fit warning for the linked image.
Write the updated YAML to a temporary file and atomically replace `eos.yaml` so readers see either the old or new complete mapping.
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⚪ Low · CLI regressions escape this test
The new test calls _selected_board directly instead of exercising the public build command, so it does not verify that malformed eos.yaml is handled through the user-facing build flow.
Exercise the malformed-configuration behavior through the public build command.
Prompt for AI agents
In `tests/unit/test_golden_path_commands.py` at line 91:
**CLI regressions escape this test**
The new test calls `_selected_board` directly instead of exercising the public build command, so it does not verify that malformed `eos.yaml` is handled through the user-facing build flow.
Exercise the malformed-configuration behavior through the public build command.
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🟡 Medium · Space-path regressions go undetected
When sys.executable and tmp_path contain no spaces, the TestRunQemu tests use the environment’s actual sys.executable and tmp_path; with ordinary space-free paths, they still pass if this command loses its quoting, so the fixture’s space-path failure returns unnoticed.
Exercise the fixture with interpreter and guest paths containing spaces, or otherwise assert that the generated wrapper safely quotes such paths.
Prompt for AI agents
In `tests/unit/test_golden_path.py` at line 31:
**Space-path regressions go undetected**
When `sys.executable` and `tmp_path` contain no spaces, the `TestRunQemu` tests use the environment’s actual `sys.executable` and `tmp_path`; with ordinary space-free paths, they still pass if this command loses its quoting, so the fixture’s space-path failure returns unnoticed.
Exercise the fixture with interpreter and guest paths containing spaces, or otherwise assert that the generated wrapper safely quotes such paths.
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Add a regression test for interpreter paths with spaces.
When sys.executable has no spaces, the existing tests can pass with the original shebang. Create a temporary symlink to the interpreter with a space in its path, patch sys.executable before calling _fake_qemu, and assert that run_qemu reports the guest output and exit status.
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Add a regression test around _fake_qemu that creates a temporary symlink to the
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Loop review (2026-11-10 merge train) — NEEDS-WORK, body only; no code change needed. The fix is correct and well tested (premise verified against live master: _selected_board raises AttributeError on a non-mapping eos.yaml / non-mapping system:, after the build already linked; _board_config already had the guard). The only failing gate is the Linked Issue policy check (x3): the body still has the Fixes #<issue-number> placeholder and no covering issue existed. The real issue is now #192 (filed by the loop) — please change the body to Closes #192 and re-run so the policy check goes green. Once it is green, this returns to the next train (it will still need the 1 approving review).
Loop review 2026-11-11 (second pass, no author response since the 2026-11-10 hold): the one blocker stands — the body still has the template placeholder Fixes #<issue-number> and no linked issue; issue #192 is the covering issue, please change the body to Closes #192. The code itself is correct as reviewed. One small additional note (optional): Qodo's low finding is valid — _selected_board is annotated -> str but returns board or default where board can be a non-string YAML scalar (e.g. system: {board: 123} returns 123); consider folding in board if isinstance(board, str) else default. Once the body is fixed the PR returns to the merge train.
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_selected_boardand_board_configeach carried their own copy of "read an optional YAML file, tolerate failure". Only the board.yaml copy rejected a document that is not a mapping, so an eos.yaml whose top level (or whosesystem:value) is a list or string raised AttributeError from_build_summaryafter the image had already linked. Both now go through_read_yaml_mapping, and_selected_boarduses the existing_EOS_PROJECT_CONFIGconstant instead of a second hardcoded "eos.yaml".Also make the
_fake_qemutest fixture independent of the interpreter path: a#!{sys.executable}shebang cannot carry a path containing spaces, so all four TestRunQemu tests failed with ENOENT in such a checkout. The fixture now execs the interpreter from a /bin/sh wrapper.Summary
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