Fix/load env #181
Fix/load env #181
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several updates across multiple files, primarily focusing on enhancing the build process for a Go application, improving error handling, and updating dependencies. Key changes include modifications to the Dockerfile for better dependency management, updates to the README for improved clarity, and enhancements in the configuration and testing files to refine error handling and testing coverage. Additionally, new installation commands for tools and adjustments to import paths reflect version upgrades for dependencies. Changes
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scripts/setup-pre-commit.sh (3)
16-16: Approved: Good addition of go-commitlinterThe addition of
go-commitlinteris a good improvement to enforce commit message standards.Consider using the
@latesttag instead of a specific version to ensure you always have the most up-to-date version:-go install github.com/masahiro331/go-commitlinter@0.1.0 +go install github.com/masahiro331/go-commitlinter@latestThis change would allow automatic updates to newer versions, potentially including bug fixes and new features. However, if version consistency across different environments is crucial, keeping the specific version is also valid.
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18-20: Improve commit-msg hook modificationThe current implementation might overwrite existing content in the commit-msg hook or add duplicate entries. Consider improving this section to handle these cases.
Here's a suggested improvement:
-touch .git/hooks/commit-msg -echo "go-commitlinter" >> .git/hooks/commit-msg -chmod 755 .git/hooks/commit-msg +HOOK_FILE=".git/hooks/commit-msg" +if [ ! -f "$HOOK_FILE" ]; then + echo "#!/bin/sh" > "$HOOK_FILE" +fi +if ! grep -q "go-commitlinter" "$HOOK_FILE"; then + echo "go-commitlinter" >> "$HOOK_FILE" +fi +chmod 755 "$HOOK_FILE"This change:
- Preserves existing content in the hook file.
- Adds a shebang if the file is newly created.
- Only adds the go-commitlinter line if it doesn't already exist.
- Ensures the file has the correct permissions.
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1-26: Enhance script robustness and flexibilityWhile the script accomplishes its main goals, there are several areas where it could be improved for better robustness and flexibility:
- Add checks for the existence of required tools (brew, go).
- Implement error handling for failed installations.
- Provide options to skip already installed tools.
- Consider cross-platform compatibility (the script currently assumes macOS with Homebrew).
Here's a high-level suggestion for restructuring the script:
#!/usr/bin/env bash set -eo pipefail # Function to check if a command exists command_exists() { command -v "$1" >/dev/null 2>&1 } # Function to install a Go package if not already installed install_go_package() { if ! command_exists "$1"; then echo "Installing $1..." go install "$2" else echo "$1 is already installed, skipping..." fi } # Check for required tools for cmd in brew go; do if ! command_exists "$cmd"; then echo "Error: $cmd is not installed. Please install it and try again." exit 1 fi done # Install brew packages brew_packages="pre-commit golangci-lint" for package in $brew_packages; do if brew list "$package" &>/dev/null; then echo "$package is already installed, skipping..." else brew install "$package" fi done # Install pre-commit hooks pre-commit install # Install Go packages install_go_package "gocyclo" "github.com/fzipp/gocyclo/cmd/gocyclo@latest" install_go_package "goimports" "golang.org/x/tools/cmd/goimports@latest" # ... (repeat for other Go packages) # Set up commit-msg hook HOOK_FILE=".git/hooks/commit-msg" if [ ! -f "$HOOK_FILE" ]; then echo "#!/bin/sh" > "$HOOK_FILE" fi if ! grep -q "go-commitlinter" "$HOOK_FILE"; then echo "go-commitlinter" >> "$HOOK_FILE" fi chmod 755 "$HOOK_FILE" echo "Setup completed successfully!"This restructured script provides better error handling, skips already installed packages, and is more informative about its progress. It still assumes the use of Homebrew, but the structure makes it easier to adapt for other platforms if needed in the future.
pkg/utl/rediscache/redis_test.go (1)
108-108: Consider simplifying error formattingThe current error formatting uses
fmt.Errorf("%s", ErrMsgMarshal). SinceErrMsgMarshalis likely already a string, you can simplify this tofmt.Errorf(ErrMsgMarshal).Consider applying this change:
- return nil, fmt.Errorf("%s", ErrMsgMarshal) + return nil, fmt.Errorf(ErrMsgMarshal)internal/config/env.go (3)
66-66: Error message capitalizationIn Go, error messages should not be capitalized to maintain consistency when errors are chained. Consider starting the error message with a lowercase letter.
Apply this diff to adjust the error message:
-return fmt.Errorf("error getting current file path") +return fmt.Errorf("error getting current file path")
94-98: Typographical correction in comments and error messagesThere's a minor typographical error in the comment and the error message:
- The comment on lines 94-95 should start with a capital letter and end with a period.
- The error message on line 97 should start with a lowercase letter as per Go error handling conventions.
Apply this diff to correct the typos:
-// except for local environment the db creds should be -// injected through the secret manager +// Except for the local environment, the DB creds should be +// injected through the secret manager. -return fmt.Errorf("db creds should be injected through secret manager") +return fmt.Errorf("db creds should be injected through the secret manager")
109-134: Sensitive information handlingThe
extractDBCredsFromSecretfunction sets database credentials as environment variables usingos.Setenv. Be cautious when handling sensitive information in this manner, as environment variables can be accessed by other parts of the program and, in some cases, by subprocesses. Consider passing the credentials through a configuration struct or securely storing them in a credentials manager if possible.internal/config/env_test.go (4)
259-280: Enhance test case name for clarityThe test case name
"Load local without copilot"could be more descriptive to clearly convey what is being tested. Clear and consistent naming improves readability and maintainability.Consider renaming the test case:
- name: "Load local without copilot", + name: "Successfully load local environment when ENV_INJECTION is true and COPILOT_DB_CREDS_VIA_SECRETS_MANAGER is false",
282-308: Add missing space in test case nameThere's a missing space after the comma in the test case name, which affects readability.
Apply this diff to correct the typo:
- name: "dbCredsInjected True for `develop` environment,with invalid json in db secret", + name: "dbCredsInjected True for `develop` environment, with invalid JSON in DB secret",
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310-369: Improve function naming for consistencyThe function name
loadOnDbCredsInjectedInDevEnvcould be adjusted for clarity and consistency. Function names should be clear and follow a consistent naming convention.Consider renaming the function:
-func loadOnDbCredsInjectedInDevEnv( +func loadDbCredsInjectedInDevEnv(
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370-428: Handle potential JSON parsing errors in testsIn the function
loadDbCredsInjectedInLocalEnv, ensure that the test handles cases where theDB_SECRETmight contain invalid JSON. This will improve test robustness by verifying the behavior under error conditions.Consider adding a test case for invalid JSON in
DB_SECRETand asserting that an error is returned.
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- pkg/utl/rediscache/service_test.go (22 hunks)
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pkg/utl/zaplog/zaplog_test.go (1)
Learnt from: Paras-Wednesday PR: wednesday-solutions/go-template#179 File: pkg/utl/zaplog/zaplog_test.go:134-134 Timestamp: 2024-09-26T12:32:34.297Z Learning: Using `fmt.Errorf()` without format specifiers (e.g., `fmt.Errorf(ErrMsgProduction)`) will cause `golangci-lint` to fail in this repository, so we should use `fmt.Errorf("%s", ErrMsgProduction)` instead.
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Context: ... the using docker-compose everytime you make changes to it # Setting up database (postgres) -...(MAKE_CHANGES)
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Context: ...kg/api/api.go) ## Schema - Schema can generated or altered manually Take a look at t...(WILL_BASED_ON)
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Dockerfile (3)
5-12: Excellent optimization of dependency management!The changes in this segment significantly improve the build process:
- By copying
go.modandgo.sumseparately and runninggo mod downloadbefore copying the entire project, you're leveraging Docker's layer caching for dependencies. This means that if dependencies haven't changed, this layer can be reused in subsequent builds.- This approach can speed up builds when only source code changes, as dependencies won't need to be re-downloaded.
- These changes align with Dockerfile best practices for Go applications.
Great job on implementing these optimizations!
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27-54: Consider these suggestions for the unchanged parts of the Dockerfile.While the rest of the Dockerfile remains unchanged, here are some suggestions for potential improvements:
The use of a non-root user (nonroot) is excellent for security. Great job on implementing this best practice!
There are multiple COPY commands for .env files. Consider simplifying this by using a single COPY command with multiple source files:
COPY ./.env.* /app/output/ /app/output/cmd/seeder/exec/build/ /app/output/cmd/seeder/exec/ /app/output/cmd/seeder/ /app/output/cmd/ /app/The exposed port is set to 9000. Please verify if this is the correct port for your application. You can check this by running:
#!/bin/bash # Check for port bindings in the server code echo "Port bindings in server code:" rg --type go -n "listen.*:" cmd/server/These suggestions aim to further optimize your Dockerfile and ensure it correctly reflects your application's requirements.
22-25: Good consolidation of build commands, but consider the order of operations.The consolidation of multiple build commands into a single RUN instruction is a good practice:
- It reduces the number of layers in the resulting image.
- It potentially speeds up the build process.
- It improves readability by grouping related commands.
However, I have a concern about the order of operations:
Is it necessary to run the seeder (
go run ./cmd/seeder/main.go) before building the executables? This might cause issues if the seeder depends on any of the built executables. Consider if this step is required during the build process or if it should be moved to a runtime step.To verify the seeder's dependencies, you can run:
This will help determine if the seeder has any dependencies that might require the other executables to be built first.
pkg/utl/zaplog/zaplog_test.go (1)
134-134: Excellent adjustment to comply with linting rules!This change aligns perfectly with the learning from a previous PR. By using
fmt.Errorf("%s", ErrMsgProduction)instead offmt.Errorf(ErrMsgProduction), you've ensured that the error message is explicitly formatted as a string. This modification should resolve thegolangci-lintissue while maintaining the same functional outcome.Great job on applying consistent practices across the codebase!
pkg/utl/rediscache/redis_test.go (4)
40-46: LGTM: Correct update to useredigopackageThe changes in the
Test_redisDialfunction correctly update the function signature to useredigo.DialOptioninstead ofredis.DialOption. This is consistent with the package change fromredistoredigomentioned in the summary.
94-102: LGTM: Correct update to useredigopackageThe changes in the
TestSetKeyValuefunction correctly update the function signature to useredigo.DialOptioninstead ofredis.DialOption. This is consistent with the package change fromredistoredigo.
152-154: LGTM: Correct update to useredigopackageThe changes in the
TestGetKeyValuefunction correctly update the function signature to useredigo.DialOptioninstead ofredis.DialOption. This is consistent with the package change fromredistoredigoand maintains the functionality of the test.
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1-1: Verify import statement updateThe changes consistently update the usage from
redistoredigothroughout the file. However, the import statements are not visible in the provided diff. Please ensure that the import statement for the redis package has been updated to use the newredigopackage.Run the following script to verify the import statement:
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Import statements correctly updated to
redigo.The changes consistently update the usage from
redistoredigo, and no remaininggithub.com/go-redis/redisimports were found inpkg/utl/rediscache/redis_test.go.🏁 Scripts executed
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go.mod (3)
32-33:⚠️ Potential issueMajor version update for sqlboiler and minor update for strmangle.
github.com/volatiletech/sqlboiler/v4has been updated to v4.11.0 from v3.7.1+incompatible. This is a major version update and may include breaking changes.github.com/volatiletech/strmanglehas been updated from v0.0.4 to v0.0.6.Please review the changelogs for both packages and ensure compatibility:
#!/bin/bash # Fetch changelogs or release notes echo "sqlboiler changelog (v3.7.1 to v4.11.0):" gh release view --repo volatiletech/sqlboiler v4.11.0 echo "\nstrmangle changelog (v0.0.4 to v0.0.6):" gh release view --repo volatiletech/strmangle v0.0.6After the major update of sqlboiler, it's crucial to:
- Review and update any code using sqlboiler to ensure compatibility with v4.
- Run and update all tests that involve database operations.
- Verify that any custom templates or configurations for sqlboiler are still valid.
Consider creating separate issues to track these tasks if they haven't been addressed yet.
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1-124: Verify dependency compatibility and update related files.While the
go.modfile has been updated, it's important to ensure that all related files and code are compatible with these changes.Run the following commands to check for potential issues:
#!/bin/bash # Run go mod tidy to ensure all dependencies are properly aligned go mod tidy # Verify that go.sum is up to date go mod verify # Check for any deprecated API usage go vet ./... # Run tests to ensure everything still works with the updated dependencies go test ./... # Check for any hardcoded version numbers in the codebase that might need updating echo "Checking for hardcoded versions:" rg 'github.com/volatiletech/sqlboiler/v3' --type go rg 'github.com/volatiletech/strmangle.*v0.0.4' --type goPlease review the output of these commands and address any issues that arise.
3-3: Go version update looks good.The Go version has been updated from
1.22to1.22.0. This change improves version specificity, which is good for reproducibility. However, ensure that all development environments and CI/CD pipelines are updated to use Go 1.22.0.To verify Go version compatibility across the project, run:
pkg/utl/resultwrapper/error.go (4)
81-81: Improved error message formattingThe change from
fmt.Errorf(errMessage)tofmt.Errorf("%s", errMessage)is a good practice. It ensures that the error message is treated as a plain string, preventing any potential formatting issues if the error message contains format verbs (like %s, %d, etc.). This change improves the robustness of the error handling.
155-155: Consistent error formatting in GraphQL error handlingThis change aligns the GraphQL error handling with the modification made in the
WrapperFromMessagefunction. Usinggqlerror.Errorf("%s", errMsg)instead ofgqlerror.Errorf(errMsg)ensures that the error message is treated as a plain string, preventing any potential formatting issues. This consistency in error handling across different parts of the application is commendable.
199-199: Consistent error formatting throughout the fileThis change in
ResolverWrapperFromMessagecompletes the consistent application of improved error formatting across the file. Usingfmt.Errorf("%s", errMessage)instead offmt.Errorf(errMessage)aligns with the changes made in other functions. This consistency enhances the overall robustness of error handling in the application.
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1-199: Overall improvement in error handlingThe changes made in this file consistently improve error message formatting across different error handling functions. By using explicit string formatting (
"%s") infmt.Errorfandgqlerror.Errorfcalls, the code now ensures that error messages are always treated as plain strings. This approach prevents potential formatting issues that could arise if error messages contain format verbs.These modifications enhance the robustness of the application's error handling, making it more resilient to unexpected error message contents. The consistency of this change across multiple functions is commendable and contributes to better maintainability of the codebase.
pkg/utl/resultwrapper/error_test.go (8)
124-124: LGTM: Improved error formattingThe change from
fmt.Errorf(ErrMsgJSON)tofmt.Errorf("%s", ErrMsgJSON)is a good practice. It explicitly formats the error message as a string, which can prevent potential issues ifErrMsgJSONcontains format specifiers. This change improves code clarity without altering functionality.
135-135: LGTM: Consistent error formatting in mockThe change to
return fmt.Errorf("%s", ErrMsgJSON)in the mock function is consistent with the error formatting approach used elsewhere. This modification ensures that the mock behaves similarly to the actual implementation, maintaining consistency across the codebase.
165-165: LGTM: Consistent error formatting in test caseThe change to
err: fmt.Errorf("%s", ErrMsg),in theTestInternalServerErrorfunction maintains consistency with the error formatting approach used throughout the file. This modification improves code clarity and aligns with best practices for error handling in Go.
201-201: LGTM: Improved assertion accuracyThe change to
assert.Equal(t, err, fmt.Errorf("%s", tt.args.err))in theTestInternalServerErrorFromMessagefunction ensures that the expected error in the assertion is formatted consistently with the actual error. This modification improves test accuracy and maintains consistency in error handling throughout the test suite.
223-223: LGTM: Consistent error formatting in test caseThe change to
err: fmt.Errorf("%s", errorStr),in theTestBadRequestfunction maintains consistency with the error formatting approach used throughout the file. This modification improves code clarity and aligns with best practices for error handling in Go.
259-259: LGTM: Improved assertion accuracyThe change to
assert.Equal(t, err, fmt.Errorf("%s", tt.args.err))in theTestBadRequestFromMessagefunction ensures that the expected error in the assertion is formatted consistently with the actual error. This modification improves test accuracy and maintains consistency in error handling throughout the test suite.
594-594: LGTM: Improved assertion accuracyThe change to
assert.Equal(t, fmt.Errorf("%s", errorMessage), err)in theTestResolverSQLErrorfunction ensures that the expected error in the assertion is formatted consistently with the actual error. This modification improves test accuracy and maintains consistency in error handling throughout the test suite.
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1-594: Summary: Consistent improvement in error handling and test accuracyThe changes made throughout this file demonstrate a consistent effort to improve error handling and test accuracy. By updating the error formatting to use
fmt.Errorf("%s", ...)across multiple test functions, the code now aligns better with Go best practices for error handling. These modifications enhance code consistency and make the tests more precise by ensuring that expected and actual errors are formatted identically. While no functional changes were introduced, these updates significantly contribute to the overall code quality and maintainability of the test suite.pkg/utl/rediscache/service_test.go (8)
87-87: LGTM: Improved type specificityThe change from
*Patchesto*gomonkey.Patchesenhances type clarity and safety. This is a good practice that helps prevent potential type-related issues and improves code readability.
110-112: LGTM: Improved error handling and type consistencyThe changes in this segment enhance the code in two ways:
- The use of
fmt.Errorffor error message formatting aligns with Go's best practices for error handling.- The return type change to
*gomonkey.Patchesmaintains consistency with the earlier type update.These modifications contribute to better code quality and maintainability.
124-125: LGTM: Improved mocking approachThe changes in this segment enhance the test setup:
- The return type change to
*gomonkey.Patchesmaintains consistency with earlier updates.- The use of
gomonkey.ApplyFuncto mockjson.Marshalis an excellent approach for isolating the test case and controlling its behavior.These modifications contribute to more robust and maintainable test code.
138-138: LGTM: Consistent improvements in type declaration and error handlingThe changes in this segment maintain the pattern of improvements we've seen:
- The return type change to
*gomonkey.Patcheson line 138 keeps consistency with earlier updates.- The use of
fmt.Errorffor error message formatting on line 158 aligns with Go's best practices for error handling.These changes contribute to better code consistency and error handling practices throughout the file.
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167-167: LGTM: Continued consistency in type declarations and error handlingThe changes in this segment further reinforce the improvements we've seen throughout the file:
- The return type change to
*gomonkey.Patcheson line 167 maintains consistency with earlier updates.- The use of
fmt.Errorffor error message formatting on line 184 continues to align with Go's best practices for error handling.These changes contribute to a more consistent and maintainable codebase.
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194-194: LGTM: Consistent type declaration updates across test casesThe changes in this segment continue the pattern of improvements we've seen throughout the file:
- The return type changes to
*gomonkey.Patcheson lines 194, 208, and 235 maintain consistency across multiple test case definitions.These changes contribute to a more uniform and type-safe test suite, which enhances code maintainability and reduces the potential for type-related errors.
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1-562: Overall assessment: Improved test suite with consistent updatesThe changes made to this file have significantly improved the test suite:
- Consistent use of
*gomonkey.Patchesfor mocking and patching.- Standardized error handling using
fmt.Errorf.- Updated Redis client library from
redistoredigo.These changes enhance code consistency, type safety, and maintainability. The switch to the
redigolibrary for Redis connections is a notable change that may require corresponding updates in the main application code if not already implemented.To ensure full compatibility, it's recommended to:
- Review the main application code to confirm that the Redis client library change has been applied consistently.
- Update any documentation or dependency lists to reflect the use of the
redigolibrary.- Verify that all tests pass with these changes.
296-296: LGTM: Comprehensive updates for consistency and library changeThis final segment of changes completes the improvements we've seen throughout the file:
- Consistent updates to the
initfunction's return type to*gomonkey.Patchesacross multiple test cases.- Standardized error message formatting using
fmt.Errorf, aligning with Go's best practices.- Updates to the
redisDialfunction to returnredigo.Conninstead ofredis.Conn, indicating a change in the Redis client library being used.These changes contribute to a more consistent, maintainable, and up-to-date test suite. The switch to the
redigolibrary for Redis connections is particularly noteworthy and may require corresponding updates in the main application code if not already done.To ensure the Redis library change is consistent across the codebase, please run the following verification script:
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All instances of the old Redis library have been replaced with
redigoacross the codebase:
pkg/utl/rediscache/service_test.gopkg/utl/rediscache/redis.gopkg/utl/rediscache/redis_test.gopkg/utl/rediscache/service.goNo remaining uses of the old Redis library were found.
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internal/config/env.go (7)
61-63: Define 'localEnvFile' constant for clarityDefining
localEnvFileas a constant improves code readability and maintainability by avoiding magic strings. Good practice!
78-78: Defaulting 'envName' to 'local'Setting
envNametolocalEnvFilewhenENVIRONMENT_NAMEis not set ensures that the application defaults to the local environment configuration. This is a sensible default for development scenarios.
100-106: Ensure consistent return paths in 'LoadEnv'Consider the control flow in the
LoadEnvfunction. After callingextractDBCredsFromSecret(), the function returns immediately. However, ifdbCredsInjectedis false andenvNameis notlocalEnvFile, the function returnsnilwithout loading any environment variables. Verify that this behavior is intended and that all necessary environment variables are loaded in all cases.
119-121: Check for empty 'DB_SECRET' with a more descriptive errorThe error message returned when
DB_SECRETis empty is clear. Ensure that this check is sufficient and consider logging the absence of the environment variable for debugging purposes.
123-125: Proper error wrapping with '%w'Using
%winfmt.Errorfallows the error to be unwrapped later, which is a good practice for error handling in Go.
83-86: Confirm existence of environment-specific .env filesWhen loading the environment file with
godotenv.Load, ensure that the.env.<environment>file exists for all anticipated environments to prevent runtime errors.Run the following script to verify the existence of the environment file:
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