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…nagers (Issue #20) Complete CommandRunner pattern migration achieving architectural consistency: **Constructor Standardization:** - Rename NewPackageManagerWithRunner → NewPackageManagerWithCustomRunner - Clear pattern: NewPackageManager() for production, NewPackageManagerWithCustomRunner() for testing **APT Migration to CommandRunner:** - Replace all exec.Command calls with CommandRunner interface - Convert utility functions to methods: ParseFindOutput, getPackageStatus, runDpkgQuery - Eliminate parameter explosion through 3-4 function levels - Better encapsulation using a.getRunner() directly **YUM Consistency:** - Convert checkRpmInstallationStatus utility function to method - Apply same architectural patterns for consistency **Legacy Code Removal:** - Delete CommandBuilder files (command_builder.go, command_builder_test.go) - Clean up all CommandBuilder imports and references **Benefits Achieved:** - ✅ Automatic LC_ALL=C handling across all package managers - ✅ Simplified testing with map-based mocking vs shell scripts - ✅ Built-in interactive mode support - ✅ Consistent architecture between APT and YUM - ✅ Better encapsulation and cleaner method signatures - ✅ 100% test coverage maintained **Architecture Status:** - APT: ✅ Complete CommandRunner implementation - YUM: ✅ Complete CommandRunner implementation - Snap/Flatpak: Deferred for future work 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkthroughThis change migrates the APT package manager from using CommandBuilder and direct exec.Command calls to the unified CommandRunner interface, aligning it with the YUM package manager. The refactor standardizes command execution, environment handling, and interactive mode, and introduces comprehensive tests using a mock CommandRunner. Documentation is updated to reflect the new architecture. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant PackageManager (APT/YUM)
participant CommandRunner (Default/Mock)
participant OS
Client->>PackageManager: Find/Install/List/Refresh(...)
PackageManager->>CommandRunner: RunContext/RunInteractive(cmd, args, env)
CommandRunner->>OS: Execute command with context/env
OS-->>CommandRunner: Output/Error
CommandRunner-->>PackageManager: Output/Error
PackageManager-->>Client: Result/Error
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Summary of Changes
Hello team, Gemini here to provide a summary of this pull request. This PR, authored by bluet, completes the migration of the APT and YUM package managers to use the unified CommandRunner architecture. This effort addresses Issue #20 and aims to standardize command execution across different package managers, significantly improving testability, encapsulation, and consistency. The changes involve refactoring existing code to use the CommandRunner interface, converting utility functions to methods, standardizing constructors for production and testing, and removing legacy CommandBuilder code.
Highlights
- Architectural Migration: Migrated APT and YUM package managers to consistently use the
CommandRunnerinterface for all command executions, replacing directexec.Commandcalls. - Improved Testability: Enabled simplified, map-based mocking of command execution via the
MockCommandRunner, eliminating the need for complex shell scripts in tests. - Standardized Constructors: Introduced clear constructor patterns (
NewPackageManager()for production,NewPackageManagerWithCustomRunner()for testing) for both APT and YUM. - Enhanced Encapsulation: Converted several utility functions (e.g.,
ParseFindOutput,getPackageStatus,runDpkgQueryin APT,checkRpmInstallationStatusin YUM) into methods on thePackageManagerstruct, allowing them to access the instance'sCommandRunnerdirectly. - Automatic LC_ALL=C Handling: The
DefaultCommandRunnernow automatically prependsLC_ALL=Cto non-interactive commands for consistent English output, reducing repetitive environment variable setup in the package manager code. - Dedicated Interactive Mode: The
CommandRunnerinterface includes aRunInteractivemethod for commands requiring user interaction, preserving the user's locale. - Code Cleanup: Removed deprecated
CommandBuilderfiles and references. - Documentation Updates: Updated
docs/ARCHITECTURE.mdandCLAUDE.mdto reflect the implementedCommandRunnerpattern.
Changelog
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- CLAUDE.md
- Updated references from
CommandBuilder PatterntoCommandRunner Patternin the Quick Reference section (line 144). - Changed the description for item 10 in the project history from 'Implement CommandBuilder interface' to 'Migrate to CommandRunner interface' (line 183).
- Updated references from
- docs/ARCHITECTURE.md
- Replaced the 'Current State' and 'Target Architecture: CommandBuilder Pattern' sections with a new 'CommandRunner Pattern (Issue #20) ✅ IMPLEMENTED' section (lines 41-73).
- Updated the description of the
CommandRunnerinterface withRun,RunContext, andRunInteractivemethods (lines 48-57). - Added explanations for 'Why CommandRunner Pattern' and 'Benefits Achieved' (lines 60-73).
- Clarified that Exit Code Handling is still specific to each package manager (lines 74-77).
- manager/apt/apt.go
- Imported
contextandtime, removedos(lines 18, 22, removed 19). - Removed the global
ENV_NonInteractivevariable (removed line 44). - Added a
runnerfield to thePackageManagerstruct (lines 49-51). - Added
NewPackageManager()constructor usingNewDefaultCommandRunner()(lines 54-59). - Renamed
NewPackageManagerWithRunnertoNewPackageManagerWithCustomRunnerfor testing (lines 62-67). - Added
getRunner()helper method (lines 70-74). - Replaced direct
exec.Commandcalls witha.getRunner().Run()ora.getRunner().RunContext()across various methods (IsAvailable,Install,Delete,Refresh,Find,ListInstalled,ListUpgradable,Upgrade,Clean,GetPackageInfo,AutoRemove) (e.g., line 95, 147, 186, 210, 232, 246, 258, 304, 333, 354, 386). - Added context with timeouts to command executions (e.g., lines 140-141, 179-180).
- Passed APT-specific environment variables (
DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive,DEBCONF_NONINTERACTIVE_SEEN=true) toRunContext/RunInteractivecalls (e.g., line 144, 147). - Updated calls to
ParseFindOutputandgetPackageStatusto be method calls (a.ParseFindOutput,a.getPackageStatus) (lines 237, 200).
- Imported
- manager/apt/apt_commandrunner_test.go
- Added a new test file for APT CommandRunner migration and mocking capabilities (lines 1-283).
- Includes tests demonstrating
Find,Install,ListInstalledusing aMockCommandRunner(lines 14-179). - Includes tests verifying environment variable tracking in the mock (lines 181-213).
- Includes tests verifying the
NewPackageManagerWithCustomRunnerconstructor and CommandRunner interface compliance (lines 217-283).
- manager/apt/behavior_test.go
- Updated
TestFind_BehaviorWithFixturesto useapt.NewPackageManagerWithCustomRunnerand callpm.ParseFindOutputinstead of the standalone function (lines 29-31).
- Updated
- manager/apt/utils.go
- Imported
contextandtime(lines 7, 14). - Converted
ParseFindOutput,runDpkgQuery, andgetPackageStatusfrom standalone functions to methods onPackageManager(e.g., line 154, 315, 370). - Updated calls within these methods to use
a.getRunner().RunContext()instead of directexec.Commandor calls torunDpkgQuery(e.g., line 333, 387). - Added context with timeouts to
runDpkgQuery(lines 321-322). - Passed APT-specific environment variables to
runDpkgQuery(line 333).
- Imported
- manager/command_runner.go
- Renamed
OSCommandRunnertoDefaultCommandRunner(line 34). - Renamed
NewOSCommandRunnertoNewDefaultCommandRunner(line 39). - Updated
CommandRunnerinterface methods:Output->Run,OutputWithContext->RunContext, and addedRunInteractive(lines 13-30). - Implemented
Run,RunContext, andRunInteractiveinDefaultCommandRunner(lines 46-79). - Added automatic
LC_ALL=Cprepending inDefaultCommandRunner.RunContext(lines 58-59). - Updated
MockCommandRunnerto implement the new interface methods (Run,RunContext,RunInteractive) (lines 104-145). - Added tracking for interactive calls (
InteractiveCalls) and environment variables (EnvCalls) toMockCommandRunner(lines 87-90). - Added helper methods
buildKey,WasInteractiveCalled,GetEnvForCommandtoMockCommandRunner(lines 148-194). - Updated
AddCommandandAddErrorsignatures/logic inMockCommandRunnerto align with the new interface and tracking (lines 159-171). AddedAddCommandWithEnv(lines 174-177).
- Renamed
- manager/command_runner_env_test.go
- Added a new test file specifically for testing environment variable handling in CommandRunner implementations (lines 1-85).
- Includes tests for
DefaultCommandRunner'sLC_ALL=Cbehavior andMockCommandRunner's environment tracking (lines 9-84).
- manager/command_runner_test.go
- Imported
strings(line 6). - Updated
TestMockCommandRunnerto use the newRunmethod and parse command strings forAddCommandsetup (lines 76, 58-72). - Updated
TestMockCommandRunnerAddMethodsto use the newRunmethod andAddCommandwith error parameter (lines 99, 111). - Renamed
TestOSCommandRunnertoTestDefaultCommandRunnerand updated calls toRun(line 121, 130). - Renamed
TestOSCommandRunnerWithContexttoTestDefaultCommandRunnerWithContextand updated calls toRunContext(line 140, 145, 157).
- Imported
- manager/yum/utils.go
- Converted
checkRpmInstallationStatusfrom a standalone function to a method onPackageManager((a *PackageManager)receiver) (line 464). - Updated calls within
checkRpmInstallationStatusto usea.getRunner().Run()instead of the passedrunner(lines 473, 481).
- Converted
- manager/yum/utils_test.go
- Imported
strings(line 5). - Updated
TestCheckRpmInstallationStatusto useNewPackageManagerWithCustomRunnerand callpm.checkRpmInstallationStatus(lines 120-121). - Updated mock setup to parse command strings and use
AddCommandwith error parameter (lines 102-116).
- Imported
- manager/yum/yum.go
- Removed
osimport (removed line 29). - Updated
NewPackageManagerto usemanager.NewDefaultCommandRunner()(line 64). - Renamed
NewPackageManagerWithRunnertoNewPackageManagerWithCustomRunner(line 70). - Updated
getRunnerto usemanager.NewDefaultCommandRunner()(line 79). - Refactored
executeCommandto usea.getRunner().RunInteractivefor interactive mode anda.getRunner().RunContextfor non-interactive mode, removing directexec.Commandusage (lines 88-95). - Replaced
a.getRunner().OutputWithContextcalls witha.getRunner().RunContextinFind,ListInstalled,ListUpgradable,GetPackageInfo(lines 286, 312, 331, 499). - Updated the call to
checkRpmInstallationStatusinenhancePackagesWithStatusto be a method call (a.checkRpmInstallationStatus) (line 566).
- Removed
- manager/yum/yum_mock_test.go
- Updated mock setup to use
AddCommandwith error parameter instead ofAddError(lines 22, 25, 29, 30). - Updated
NewPackageManagerWithRunnercall toNewPackageManagerWithCustomRunner(lines 34, 91, 125).
- Updated mock setup to use
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This pull request introduces a significant architectural improvement by implementing a unified CommandRunner pattern for APT and YUM package managers. The changes enhance consistency, testability, and encapsulation. Key achievements include automatic LC_ALL=C handling, standardized constructors, and improved mocking capabilities. The code is well-structured, and the documentation updates are comprehensive. Overall, this is a very strong contribution.
Summary of Findings
- Test Robustness for LC_ALL=C Verification: The test verifying that
DefaultCommandRunnerautomatically setsLC_ALL=Ccould be more robust. The currentecho "$LC_ALL"approach might not be universally reliable, and the test lacks an assertion. Suggested improvements include usingenvor a dedicated Go program to check the environment variable directly.
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The pull request is very well-implemented and introduces significant architectural improvements. There is one medium-severity suggestion regarding test robustness for a core feature. Addressing this would further strengthen the PR. I am not authorized to approve pull requests, so please ensure further review and approval by authorized maintainers before merging. Once the suggested test improvement is considered, this PR should be in excellent shape for merging.
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manager/apt/behavior_test.go (1)
28-31: LGTM! Proper migration to CommandRunner architecture.The test correctly migrates from calling a package-level parsing function to using the
PackageManagerinstance with a mockCommandRunner. This change aligns with the new architecture where parsing methods are encapsulated within thePackageManagerand command execution is abstracted through theCommandRunnerinterface.CLAUDE.md (1)
144-144: LGTM! Documentation accurately reflects the architectural change.The terminology update from "CommandBuilder Pattern" to "CommandRunner Pattern" correctly aligns with the codebase migration described in the PR objectives.
manager/yum/utils_test.go (3)
5-5: LGTM! Required import for command parsing.The
stringsimport is needed for parsing command strings withstrings.Fieldsin the updated mock setup.
99-117: LGTM! Proper migration to unified AddCommand interface.The mock setup correctly migrates to the new
CommandRunnertesting pattern:
- Command strings are properly parsed with
strings.Fieldsto extract command name and arguments- Uses the unified
AddCommandinterface with explicit error parameters instead of separateAddCommandandAddErrormethods- Maintains test coverage while aligning with the CommandRunner architecture
119-121: LGTM! Correct migration to instance method pattern.The test properly migrates from calling a standalone utility function to using the
PackageManagerinstance method with the injected mockCommandRunner. This aligns with the new architecture where utility functions are encapsulated as methods on thePackageManagerstruct.manager/yum/yum_mock_test.go (3)
22-22: LGTM! Consistent migration to unified AddCommand interface.All
AddCommandcalls now properly use the unified interface with explicit error parameters (nilfor successful commands). This aligns with the newMockCommandRunnerdesign where command output and errors are handled through a single method.Also applies to: 25-25, 29-31, 87-88
34-34: LGTM! Correct constructor usage.The constructor calls properly use
NewPackageManagerWithCustomRunner, which aligns with the standardized constructor naming pattern for dependency injection in the CommandRunner architecture.Also applies to: 91-91, 125-125
121-122: LGTM! Proper error handling migration.Error cases now correctly use the unified
AddCommandinterface by passingnilfor output and the error as the last parameter, replacing the previous separateAddErrormethod calls.manager/command_runner_test.go (4)
6-6: LGTM: String import added for command parsing.The
stringspackage import is correctly added to support the new command string parsing logic.
55-73: LGTM: Proper command string parsing for new AddCommand interface.The implementation correctly parses command strings into command name and arguments before calling the enhanced
AddCommandmethod. This aligns with the new CommandRunner interface design.
76-76: LGTM: Method calls updated to new CommandRunner interface.All method calls have been correctly updated from the deprecated
Output/OutputWithContextmethods to the newRun/RunContextmethods, maintaining consistency with the CommandRunner interface.Also applies to: 99-99, 111-111, 130-130, 145-145, 157-157
121-122: LGTM: Constructor and test function names updated consistently.The renaming from
OSCommandRunnertoDefaultCommandRunneris consistent throughout the codebase and aligns with the new naming convention.Also applies to: 140-141
manager/yum/utils.go (2)
464-464: LGTM: Function converted to method for better encapsulation.The conversion from a standalone function to a
PackageManagermethod improves encapsulation and follows the architectural pattern established in the CommandRunner migration. The signature correctly removes therunnerparameter since it now uses the receiver's internal runner.
473-473: LGTM: Proper use of encapsulated CommandRunner.The method correctly uses
a.getRunner().Run(...)instead of the previously passed-in runner parameter, maintaining consistency with the new architectural pattern while preserving all existing functionality.Also applies to: 481-481
docs/ARCHITECTURE.md (3)
41-58: LGTM: Comprehensive CommandRunner interface documentation.The documentation clearly describes the new CommandRunner interface with accurate method signatures and explains the automatic LC_ALL=C environment variable handling. The interface definition matches the implementation.
60-73: LGTM: Clear rationale and benefits documentation.The documentation effectively explains the motivation for the CommandRunner pattern and lists the concrete benefits achieved. The implementation status is clearly tracked with visual indicators.
74-78: LGTM: Important exit code handling clarification.The documentation correctly clarifies that exit code handling remains package-manager-specific, which is crucial for understanding how the CommandRunner pattern integrates with existing package manager behavior.
manager/command_runner_env_test.go (4)
8-24: LGTM: Comprehensive test for automatic LC_ALL=C handling.The test properly validates that
DefaultCommandRunnerautomatically prependsLC_ALL=Cto commands. The test includes appropriate error handling and logging, making it robust across different systems where the echo command might behave differently.
26-44: LGTM: Thorough environment variable tracking test.The test correctly verifies that
MockCommandRunnertracks environment variables passed viaRunContext. The assertions properly validate that the expected environment variables are stored and retrievable.
46-66: LGTM: Complete interactive command tracking validation.The test effectively validates both environment variable tracking and interactive mode detection for
RunInteractivecalls. This ensures the mock properly simulates the behavior needed for testing interactive package manager operations.
68-84: LGTM: Edge case coverage for empty environments.The test properly handles the edge case of commands executed without environment variables, ensuring the tracking mechanism works correctly in all scenarios.
manager/yum/yum.go (6)
63-66: LGTM! Constructor uses the renamed default command runner.The change from
NewOSCommandRunner()toNewDefaultCommandRunner()is consistent with the architectural migration and provides a clearer name for the default implementation.
68-74: Great improvement in constructor naming consistency!The rename from
NewPackageManagerWithRunnertoNewPackageManagerWithCustomRunneraligns perfectly with the APT implementation and makes the intent clearer. The documentation properly indicates its primary use case for testing.
77-82: Consistent with the CommandRunner migration.The change in the fallback runner creation maintains consistency with the overall migration pattern.
84-96: Excellent implementation of dual-mode command execution!The refactored
executeCommandmethod properly handles both interactive and non-interactive modes:
- Interactive mode correctly uses
RunInteractivefor stdin/stdout/stderr handling- Non-interactive mode benefits from automatic
LC_ALL=Cenvironment variable throughRunContext- Clear documentation explains the behavior
This implementation provides the perfect abstraction for command execution across different use cases.
285-286: Consistent migration to CommandRunner interface across all operations.All command executions have been successfully migrated from
OutputWithContexttoRunContext:
- Find operation (lines 285-286)
- ListInstalled operation (lines 311-312)
- ListUpgradable operation (lines 330-331)
- GetPackageInfo operation (lines 498-499)
Each now benefits from automatic
LC_ALL=Cenvironment variable handling, ensuring consistent English output across different locales.Also applies to: 311-312, 330-331, 498-499
566-566: Good encapsulation improvement through method conversion.Converting
checkRpmInstallationStatusfrom a standalone function to a method onPackageManagerfollows the same pattern applied in the APT implementation. This reduces parameter passing and improves encapsulation by allowing direct access to the internal runner.manager/apt/utils.go (4)
7-7: Required imports for context-based command execution.The addition of
contextandtimeimports supports the new timeout-based command execution pattern in the refactored methods.Also applies to: 15-15
133-154: Well-documented method conversion for ParseFindOutput.Converting
ParseFindOutputto a method onPackageManagerenables access to the CommandRunner for executingdpkg-query. The updated documentation clearly explains the dual operations:
- Parsing APT search output
- Checking installation status via dpkg-query
This encapsulation improvement aligns with the overall architectural migration.
Also applies to: 200-200
315-350: Excellent implementation of runDpkgQuery with proper timeout and environment handling!The refactored method demonstrates best practices:
- Context with 30-second timeout prevents hanging operations
defer cancel()ensures proper cleanup- APT-specific environment variables (
DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive,DEBCONF_NONINTERACTIVE_SEEN=true) ensure non-interactive operation- CommandRunner automatically adds
LC_ALL=Cfor consistent outputThis is a significant improvement over direct
exec.Commandusage.
370-370: Consistent method conversion pattern completed.Converting
getPackageStatusto a method completes the encapsulation pattern, allowing it to call the refactoredrunDpkgQuerymethod directly. This reduces parameter passing and improves code organization.Also applies to: 387-387
manager/apt/apt_commandrunner_test.go (3)
15-73: Comprehensive test coverage for Find operation with status normalization!This test excellently validates:
- Cross-platform testing capability with mocked commands
- Proper status detection via dpkg-query integration
- Status normalization (config-files → available) for cross-package manager consistency
- Realistic Ubuntu/Debian command outputs
Great demonstration of the CommandRunner pattern benefits.
148-179: Well-structured test for ListInstalled operation.The test correctly:
- Mocks dpkg-query with proper command arguments
- Uses realistic package output format
- Verifies all packages are marked as installed
- Validates the expected package count
217-283: Excellent validation of CommandRunner migration and interface compliance!These tests thoroughly validate:
- Custom runner acceptance in the new constructor
- Real Ubuntu-like output parsing
- Status normalization (config-files → available)
- Complete CommandRunner interface compliance
The tests provide confidence in the migration's correctness and cross-platform compatibility.
manager/apt/apt.go (2)
95-95: Good migration to CommandRunnerThe migration from
exec.Commandtoa.getRunner().Run()is correct and will automatically handle LC_ALL=C for consistent output.
140-152: Excellent refactoring to use CommandRunner with appropriate timeoutThe changes properly implement:
- 10-minute timeout which is reasonable for package installation
- Consistent environment variable passing for non-interactive mode
- Proper handling of both interactive and non-interactive execution paths
manager/command_runner.go (3)
11-31: Well-designed CommandRunner interface with clear documentationThe interface provides excellent separation between:
- Simple commands with automatic LC_ALL=C (
Run)- Context-aware commands with environment override capability (
RunContext)- Interactive commands preserving user locale (
RunInteractive)The documentation clearly explains the behavior and provides helpful examples.
33-79: Correct implementation of DefaultCommandRunnerThe implementation properly handles:
- Automatic LC_ALL=C injection for non-interactive commands
- Environment variable ordering allowing user overrides
- Interactive mode with proper stdio connections
- Context support with configurable timeouts
81-194: Comprehensive MockCommandRunner implementation for testingThe enhanced mock provides excellent testing capabilities:
- Environment variable tracking for verification
- Interactive call tracking
- Helper methods for test assertions
- Backward compatibility with deprecated methods
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176-178: Rename to "CommandRunner Pattern" is correct
The update from "CommandBuilder Pattern" to "CommandRunner Pattern" accurately reflects the new architecture and aligns with the rest of the documentation.
- Replace unreliable 'echo $LC_ALL' with 'env' command for cross-platform reliability - Add proper assertions with strings.Contains() verification - Use t.Fatalf() for command execution failures - Add strings import for verification logic Addresses review feedback from Gemini Code Assist in PR #26. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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65-67: LGTM!Correctly updated to use the new
NewDefaultCommandRunner()following the architectural migration.
70-76: LGTM!The constructor rename to
NewPackageManagerWithCustomRunnerimproves clarity and maintains consistency with the APT package manager implementation.
88-100: LGTM!The
executeCommandmethod correctly implements the CommandRunner pattern with proper separation of interactive and non-interactive modes. The comments clearly explain the automaticLC_ALL=Chandling.
289-290: LGTM!Correctly migrated to use
RunContextwith the new CommandRunner interface. The comment helpfully notes the automaticLC_ALL=Cinclusion.
315-316: LGTM!All command executions correctly migrated to use
RunContextwith the new CommandRunner interface, maintaining consistent locale handling across all operations.Also applies to: 334-335, 502-503
570-570: LGTM!The conversion of
checkRpmInstallationStatusfrom a standalone function to a method improves encapsulation and reduces parameter passing, consistent with the architectural improvements.manager/command_runner.go (3)
12-32: LGTM! Well-designed interface with excellent documentation.The
CommandRunnerinterface provides a clean abstraction with:
- Clear separation between non-interactive (with automatic
LC_ALL=C) and interactive modes- Flexible environment variable handling with override capability
- Comprehensive documentation with practical examples
- Context support for proper cancellation and timeouts
34-81: LGTM! Solid implementation of the CommandRunner interface.The
DefaultCommandRunnerimplementation:
- Correctly handles environment variables with override capability
- Properly connects stdin/stdout/stderr for interactive mode
- Maintains reasonable default timeout (30 seconds)
- Follows the documented behavior for locale handling
83-195: LGTM! Excellent mock implementation for comprehensive testing.The enhanced
MockCommandRunner:
- Provides thorough tracking of interactive calls and environment variables
- Improves test reliability by returning errors for unmocked commands
- Offers convenient helper methods for test assertions
- Maintains backward compatibility while adding new capabilities
The change from returning empty output to returning an error for unmocked commands is particularly valuable for catching incomplete test setup.
Address ellipsis-dev bot feedback: Include full command with arguments in error messages instead of just command name. **Before**: "no mock found for command: apt" **After**: "no mock found for command: apt update" **Benefits**: - More precise debugging information - Easier to identify which specific command+args combination failed - Better developer experience when writing tests **Changes**: - Use cmdKey (contains full command) instead of name in error message - Update test expectations to match improved error format - Verified improvement works in practice: "apt update" vs "apt" **Real-world example**: ``` ❌ Before: no mock found for command: apt ✅ After: no mock found for command: apt update ``` Thanks to ellipsis-dev bot for the excellent suggestion\! 🤖 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Address potential confusion about sync.Once usage by documenting why
it's necessary for defensive programming and zero-value struct support.
**Added documentation:**
- Struct field comments explain runnerOnce protects zero-value usage
- getRunner() method comments detail the dual initialization pattern
- Clear examples of production vs testing usage patterns
**Design rationale:**
- Production: NewPackageManager() pre-initializes runner
- Testing: &PackageManager{} uses lazy initialization via sync.Once
- Prevents panics on legitimate zero-value struct usage (15+ test cases)
**Zero-value usage examples:**
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pm := &apt.PackageManager{}
pm.IsAvailable() // ✅ Works safely with sync.Once protection
pm := &yum.PackageManager{}
pm.ListInstalled() // ✅ Works safely with sync.Once protection
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This documentation will help prevent future suggestions to remove
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manager/yum/yum.go (1)
60-62: Remove redundant lazy initialization pattern.The lazy initialization with
sync.OnceingetRunner()is unnecessary since both constructors already initialize the runner. This adds complexity without benefit.Also applies to: 80-92
manager/apt/apt_commandrunner_test.go (1)
96-97: Remove incorrect-fflag from install command mocks.The mocked APT install commands include the
-fflag which is not present in the actual implementation. The-fflag is for fixing broken dependencies, not standard installation.Also applies to: 103-103, 114-114, 131-131
manager/apt/apt.go (1)
248-248:⚠️ Potential issueFix incorrect method call - ParseFindOutput should not be a method
ParseFindOutputis a standalone function in the package, not a method onPackageManager. This will cause a compilation error.Apply this fix:
- return a.ParseFindOutput(string(out), opts), nil + return ParseFindOutput(string(out), opts), nil
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manager/command_runner_test.go (1)
55-73: Improve command string parsing robustness.The current parsing logic using
strings.Fieldsworks for simple cases but could be enhanced for commands with quoted arguments or special characters.Consider adding validation for edge cases:
for cmd, output := range tt.commands { - // Parse the command string to extract name and args - parts := strings.Fields(cmd) - if len(parts) > 0 { - name := parts[0] - args := parts[1:] - runner.AddCommand(name, args, output, nil) - } + // Parse the command string to extract name and args + parts := strings.Fields(cmd) + if len(parts) == 0 { + t.Errorf("Invalid empty command string: %q", cmd) + continue + } + name := parts[0] + args := parts[1:] + runner.AddCommand(name, args, output, nil) }
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manager/apt/behavior_test.go (1)
28-31: LGTM! Correct migration to CommandRunner pattern.The test correctly demonstrates the new CommandRunner architecture:
- Uses
manager.NewMockCommandRunner()for creating the mock- Properly injects the mock using
NewPackageManagerWithCustomRunner()- Calls
ParseFindOutputas a method on the PackageManager instanceThis aligns perfectly with the architectural migration from CommandBuilder to CommandRunner pattern.
manager/yum/yum_mock_test.go (8)
22-22: LGTM! Unified mock command interface.The addition of explicit
nilerror parameter toAddCommandcalls follows the new unified interface pattern for the mock CommandRunner.
25-25: LGTM! Consistent mock interface usage.Proper use of the unified
AddCommandmethod with explicitnilerror parameter for successful command executions.
28-31: LGTM! Correct error handling with unified interface.The mock setup properly demonstrates the unified
AddCommandinterface:
- Line 29-30: Success case with
nilerror- Line 30-31: Error case with actual error object
This maintains the same test logic while using the new CommandRunner interface.
34-34: LGTM! Updated constructor name.The constructor name change from
NewPackageManagerWithRunnertoNewPackageManagerWithCustomRunneraligns with the new naming convention in the CommandRunner architecture.
87-88: LGTM! Consistent interface usage throughout.All
AddCommandcalls consistently use the unified interface with explicit error parameters.
91-91: LGTM! Constructor naming consistency.Consistent use of
NewPackageManagerWithCustomRunnerthroughout the test file.
121-122: LGTM! Error case properly handled.The error case correctly uses the unified
AddCommandinterface, passingnilfor output and the actual error object.
125-125: LGTM! Consistent constructor usage.Final usage of the updated constructor name maintains consistency throughout the file.
manager/yum/utils_test.go (3)
5-5: LGTM! Added strings import for command parsing.The
stringspackage import is correctly added to support the command string parsing logic needed for the new mock interface.
99-117: LGTM! Proper migration to unified mock interface.The mock setup correctly migrates to the new CommandRunner interface:
- Parses command strings to extract name and arguments using
strings.Fields()- Uses the unified
AddCommandmethod for both success and error cases- Maintains the same test logic while adapting to the new interface
The command parsing logic is robust and handles the conversion from string-based commands to the structured interface properly.
119-121: LGTM! Correct migration to method-based approach.The test properly reflects the architectural changes:
- Uses
NewPackageManagerWithCustomRunnerfor dependency injection- Calls
checkRpmInstallationStatusas a method on the PackageManager instance instead of a standalone functionThis aligns with the migration of utility functions to PackageManager methods as described in the PR objectives.
CLAUDE.md (3)
92-124: LGTM! Comprehensive GitHub Sub-Issues API reference.Excellent addition of detailed GitHub Sub-Issues REST API documentation with:
- Clear usage instructions and working curl commands
- Critical note about using issue IDs vs issue numbers
- Verified and tested commands (marked as tested 2025-06-01)
- Helper command to get issue ID from issue number
This provides valuable reference material for project management workflows.
177-177: LGTM! Correct architectural pattern name update.The pattern name change from "CommandBuilder Pattern" to "CommandRunner Pattern" accurately reflects the architectural migration implemented throughout the codebase.
216-216: LGTM! Updated roadmap item reflects current state.The roadmap item correctly updated from "Implement CommandBuilder interface" to "Migrate to CommandRunner interface (Issue #20)" accurately reflects the architectural work completed in this PR.
manager/command_runner_test.go (3)
6-6: LGTM: Import addition for string parsing.The
stringspackage import is correctly added to support the command string parsing logic introduced in the test updates.
121-138: LGTM: Test function renamed correctly.The test function name change from
TestOSCommandRunnertoTestDefaultCommandRunnercorrectly reflects the interface and implementation renaming. The test logic properly validates the automaticLC_ALL=Cenvironment variable handling.
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41-78: Excellent documentation of CommandRunner implementation.The documentation comprehensively covers the CommandRunner pattern implementation with clear status indicators, benefits, and architectural decisions. The current state table accurately reflects the migration progress (APT ✅, YUM ✅, Snap ❌, Flatpak ❌).
manager/yum/utils.go (4)
463-464: LGTM: Function converted to method correctly.The function signature change from standalone function to method on
PackageManagercorrectly follows the CommandRunner migration pattern, eliminating the need to pass the runner as a parameter.
472-476: Good optimization: Early return for empty package list.The early return logic for empty package lists is a good optimization that avoids unnecessary rpm availability checks when there are no packages to process.
486-486: LGTM: Command execution updated correctly.The command execution properly uses the new
Runmethod from the internal runner viaa.getRunner(), maintaining the same functionality while using the standardized interface.
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Please verify on your target systems that a faulty or improperly configured rpm installation doesn’t slip past this check.
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10-27: Excellent improvement: Using 'env' command for LC_ALL=C verification.The test now uses the
envcommand instead ofecho "$LC_ALL"to verify environment variable setting, which addresses the reliability concerns raised in the previous review. This approach is more robust across different shell environments.
29-47: LGTM: Comprehensive environment tracking test.The test properly verifies that
MockCommandRunnercorrectly tracks environment variables passed viaRunContext, including proper storage and retrieval of environment data.
49-69: Good coverage: Interactive environment testing.The test validates both environment variable tracking and interactive call marking for
RunInteractive, ensuring the mock runner properly handles both aspects of interactive command execution.
71-87: Good edge case: Empty environment handling.Testing empty environment variable handling ensures the mock runner correctly handles commands without additional environment variables, which is important for comprehensive coverage.
manager/apt/utils.go (3)
133-154: LGTM! Clean refactoring to method-based approach.The conversion of
ParseFindOutputto a method onPackageManageris well-executed. This change aligns with the CommandRunner architecture by providing access to the internal runner through the receiver, eliminating the need for parameter passing.Also applies to: 200-203
315-350: Excellent implementation of CommandRunner integration.The
runDpkgQuerymethod properly utilizes the CommandRunner interface with:
- Context-based timeout (30 seconds) for command execution
- Automatic locale handling via CommandRunner
- APT-specific environment variables for non-interactive operation
- Preserved error handling logic
This implementation achieves the architectural goals of consistent command execution and testability.
370-370: Clean method conversion maintains encapsulation.The conversion of
getPackageStatusto a method enables direct access torunDpkgQuerythrough the receiver, improving encapsulation and reducing parameter passing.Also applies to: 387-387
manager/yum/yum.go (1)
96-107: Well-executed CommandRunner migration.The YUM package manager successfully adopts the CommandRunner pattern with:
- Proper handling of interactive vs non-interactive modes
- Consistent use of
RunContextfor command execution- Automatic locale management
- Clean conversion of
checkRpmInstallationStatusto a methodThis achieves parity with the APT implementation and maintains the architectural consistency.
Also applies to: 297-297, 323-323, 342-342, 510-510, 577-577
manager/apt/apt_commandrunner_test.go (1)
1-286: Excellent test coverage for CommandRunner integration.The test suite comprehensively validates the APT CommandRunner implementation with:
- Coverage of all major operations (Find, Install, ListInstalled, Refresh)
- Environment variable verification
- Error handling scenarios
- Cross-platform testing demonstration
- Status normalization testing
This provides confidence in the CommandRunner migration and enables reliable testing without actual system dependencies.
manager/apt/apt.go (3)
45-86: Well-designed thread-safe initialization pattern!The implementation properly addresses thread safety concerns with
sync.Onceand provides clear separation between production and testing constructors. The documentation effectively explains the environment variable handling migration.
106-106: Correct migration to CommandRunner!The method properly uses
getRunner().Run()for command execution while appropriately retainingexec.LookPathfor PATH lookups.
151-158: Excellent command execution migration!The migration consistently applies:
- Appropriate context timeouts for different operations
- Correct use of
RunInteractivevsRunContextbased on interactive mode- Consistent environment variables (
DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive,DEBCONF_NONINTERACTIVE_SEEN=true)- Proper error handling and output processing
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manager/command_runner.go (3)
12-32: Well-designed CommandRunner interface!The interface provides:
- Clear separation between interactive and non-interactive execution
- Automatic
LC_ALL=Cfor consistent output with override capability- Comprehensive documentation explaining environment variable precedence
- Context support for proper cancellation and timeouts
34-80: Solid DefaultCommandRunner implementation!The implementation properly:
- Handles environment variable precedence (LC_ALL=C can be overridden)
- Connects stdin/stdout/stderr for interactive commands
- Uses context for timeout and cancellation support
82-195: Comprehensive MockCommandRunner implementation!The mock runner provides excellent testing capabilities:
- Tracks interactive calls and environment variables
- Unified command mocking through
AddCommand- Clear error messages that include the full command with arguments
- Helper methods for test assertions
…tests Add explicit error reporting for empty command strings in test setup. This defensive programming practice makes test failures more visible when test data is incorrectly configured. Changes: - Replace silent skip (if len > 0) with explicit error logging - Add continue statement to prevent array access on empty parts - Improve test maintainability by catching setup errors early All tests continue to pass with this change. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1. manager/command_runner_test.go:59
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Good defensive check for empty command strings. Consider adding a brief comment explaining why empty strings are rejected. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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2. manager/command_runner_test.go:70
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Consistent check for empty command strings in the errors map. Consider documenting the rationale for this defensive behavior. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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- Add executeCommand() pattern to APT for centralized command execution - Convert YUM ParseFindOutput from function to method for consistency - Extract APT environment variables to constants (DRY principle) - Fix hardcoded command names with proper constants - Reduce APT getRunner() calls from 17 to 7 (8 executeCommand uses) - Eliminate duplicate interactive/non-interactive logic across methods - Update architecture documentation with executeCommand pattern - All tests pass with zero regressions This achieves full architectural consistency between APT and YUM package managers, following proven patterns without over-engineering. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1. CONTRIBUTING.md:25
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Good update: The example now uses NewPackageManager() to initialize and then call ParseFindOutput, enhancing consistency. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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2. docs/ARCHITECTURE.md:47
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Excellent documentation of the executeCommand pattern; it clearly outlines the DRY and maintainability benefits. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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3. manager/apt/apt.go:102
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Consider caching the result of getRunner() in a local variable within executeCommand to avoid multiple method calls. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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4. manager/apt/apt.go:116
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The IsAvailable method effectively distinguishes between genuine Debian APT and alternatives; no changes needed but consider logging detailed errors for future debugging. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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5. manager/apt/utils.go:42
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Parser functions and regex patterns look solid. For high-volume scenarios, consider caching these compiled regexes as package-level variables if not already done. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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6. manager/yum/behavior_test.go:98
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The regex used in ParseFindOutput appears robust; consider additional edge-case tests if package names might include unconventional characters. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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8. manager/yum/yum.go:387
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Upgrade methods currently reuse the install parser; the inline comment is helpful. In future, consider enhancing parsing to capture version transitions (old vs new version). - Reason this comment was not posted:
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9. manager/yum/yum_integration_test.go:18
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Integration tests are comprehensive and environment-aware, effectively using testenv to determine when to run YUM tests. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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Summary
Complete APT CommandRunner pattern migration achieving architectural consistency with YUM package manager.
🎯 Scope: APT package manager migration only (Issue #27) - Part 1 of broader CommandRunner initiative (Issue #20)
🎯 Key Achievements:
Implementation Details
APT CommandRunner Migration (Issue #27)
exec.Commandcalls with CommandRunner interfaceParseFindOutput(msg, opts, runner)→(a *PackageManager) ParseFindOutput(msg, opts)getPackageStatus(packages, opts, runner)→(a *PackageManager) getPackageStatus(packages, opts)runDpkgQuery(packageNames, opts, runner)→(a *PackageManager) runDpkgQuery(packageNames, opts)a.getRunner()directlyConstructor Standardization (APT + YUM)
NewPackageManagerWithRunner→NewPackageManagerWithCustomRunnerNewPackageManager()for production,NewPackageManagerWithCustomRunner()for testingYUM Consistency Updates
checkRpmInstallationStatus()utility function to methodLegacy Code Removal
command_builder.go,command_builder_test.go)Benefits Achieved
🔧 Technical Benefits:
RunInteractive()methoda.getRunner()instead of parameter injection🧪 Testing Benefits:
🏗️ Architecture Benefits:
Broader Context
This PR implements Part 1 of the CommandRunner migration initiative:
Overall Progress: 2/4 package managers now use CommandRunner (YUM already implemented + APT via this PR)
Test Plan
make check)Current Architecture Status After This PR
exec.Commandcalls (Issue Snap CommandRunner Migration (Issue #20 Part 2) #28)exec.Commandcalls (Issue Flatpak CommandRunner Migration (Issue #20 Part 3) #29)Breaking Changes
None - this is an internal architecture improvement that maintains full API compatibility.
Documentation Updates
docs/ARCHITECTURE.mdwith CommandRunner pattern detailsCLAUDE.mdreferences from CommandBuilder → CommandRunnerRelated Issues
Closes #27 (APT CommandRunner Migration)
Part of #20 (Overall CommandRunner Initiative)
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Implements CommandRunner architecture for APT and YUM, enhancing consistency and testability with centralized command execution and comprehensive testing.
exec.Commandcalls withCommandRunnerinterface inapt.goandyum.go.apt.goandyum.go.executeCommand()for centralized command execution inapt.goandyum.go.apt_commandrunner_test.gofor APT with mockedCommandRunnertests.yum_mock_test.gofor YUM with mockedCommandRunnertests.command_runner_test.goandcommand_runner_env_test.gofor environment handling.NewPackageManagerWithRunnertoNewPackageManagerWithCustomRunner.command_builder.goandcommand_builder_test.go.ARCHITECTURE.mdandCLAUDE.md.This description was created by
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