feat: add SNS topic and subscription browser - #324
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Read-only SNS browser complementing the SQS and EventBridge triage flows. Topics list name-sorted with type, subscription counts, and encryption key; topic detail adds display name, KMS key, confirmed/pending/deleted counts, FIFO content-deduplication posture, and delivery policies. Enter opens the topic's subscriptions, pending-first, with protocol, endpoint, owner, status, and dead-letter attachment. Attributes come from per-topic GetTopicAttributes, so a topic whose policy denies that call stays listed with AttributesKnown false and its counts rendered as "-" rather than as a misleading zero; the failures surface as a warning summary above the list. Subscription attributes are only fetched for confirmed subscriptions because SNS rejects them for the PendingConfirmation sentinel ARN. Extracts the overlay-return walk that screen_stepfunctions.go already had into shared finishBrowserLoad/overlayPreviousScreen helpers rather than copying it, so a load completing behind Settings, the palette, or the views overlay reveals the loaded screen on dismiss. Closes #319 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P2bi5Xga4wU5hDPgNPd4mv
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WalkthroughAdds a read-only SNS Topic Browser. It lists topics and subscriptions, displays attributes and warnings, supports filtering and navigation, handles context and region changes, and integrates SNS into the service catalog and documentation. ChangesSNS Topic and Subscription Browser
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The SNS browser is functionally scoped as read-only, but the current documentation still has conflicting filtering inventories and bounded UI concerns remain around error-overlay navigation and Unicode column alignment. These issues warrant owner follow-up but do not present a merge-blocking data or security risk. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant SNSBrowser
participant AwsRepository
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Operator->>SNSBrowser: Open SNS Topic Browser
SNSBrowser->>AwsRepository: Load topics
AwsRepository->>SNSService: ListTopics and GetTopicAttributes
SNSService-->>AwsRepository: Topics, attributes, and lookup errors
AwsRepository-->>SNSBrowser: Sorted topics and warnings
SNSBrowser-->>Operator: Render topic list
Operator->>SNSBrowser: Open a topic
SNSBrowser->>AwsRepository: Load subscriptions by topic
AwsRepository->>SNSService: ListSubscriptionsByTopic and confirmed attributes
SNSService-->>AwsRepository: Subscriptions, attributes, and lookup errors
AwsRepository-->>SNSBrowser: Pending-first subscriptions and warnings
SNSBrowser-->>Operator: Render subscription list
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Full details: Description checkExplanation The description provides a detailed summary, links the change to issue Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The implementation satisfies the main SNS browser requirements, including service wiring, paginated and sorted listings, detail and subscription screens, filtering, partial-failure handling, context and region switching, tests, and read-only scope. However, the linked issue specifically requires updating Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation Most changes support the SNS browser, but the README filtering inventory changes and the EventBridge detail-rendering refactor are not clearly required by issue Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 10.91% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 55 functions across 18 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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Summary
This PR implements a read-only SNS topic and subscription browser with comprehensive test coverage and a well-designed architecture for handling partial failures from denied topic attributes. The shared helper extraction from Step Functions code is clean and improves maintainability.
Critical Issues Found
🛑 Goroutine Race Conditions - Found two critical goroutine closure bugs in internal/services/aws/sns.go that cause data races and incorrect results. Both loops capture variables by reference instead of by value, causing multiple goroutines to access wrong indices. These must be fixed before merge.
Architecture Highlights
The PR demonstrates solid engineering:
- Graceful partial failure handling (denied topic attributes don't blank the browser)
- Stale load prevention (subscriptions from abandoned topics are dropped)
- Proper goroutine concurrency with batching (10 concurrent attribute calls)
- Comprehensive test coverage including edge cases
Once the goroutine bugs are fixed, this will be ready to merge.
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High — a context switch can show SNS resources from the previous account (
internal/app/screen_sns.go:12-23,internal/app/screen_context.go:61-110). The SNS model keeps its topics, selected topic, subscriptions, warnings, and filters, butcontextSwitchedMsgneither resets that state nor normalizes SNS return screens. From any SNS list/detail, pressingCand selecting another context returns to the same SNS screen under the new context while still rendering the old context's data; the nested Settings/Views paths retain the same stale return target. This can make operators triage the wrong account. Reset SNS state and filters when the context changes, and rewrite any SNS overlay/context return targets to a safe screen (as the EventBridge and Step Functions integrations do). Add a context-switch test covering a loaded detail/subscription screen and a nested overlay. -
Medium — failed subscription-attribute lookups are rendered as “no DLQ” (
internal/app/screen_sns.go:399-403). OnGetSubscriptionAttributesfailure,AttributesKnownremains false andRedrivePolicyremains empty, so this branch renders the same-used for a confirmed subscription that is known to have no redrive policy. The warning summary only identifies the first failure, so with multiple warnings the operator cannot tell which rows are unknown and may incorrectly conclude that a DLQ is absent. Render a distinct unknown marker when a confirmed subscription hasAttributesKnown == false, preserving-only for known absence (and an explicit n/a state for pending/deleted rows if desired), and cover the denied-attribute row in the TUI test. -
Low — “pending first” also ranks deleted subscriptions first (
internal/services/aws/sns.go:134-142,internal/services/aws/sns_model.go:80-94).Confirmed()is false for bothPendingConfirmationandDeleted, so the comparator groups both ahead of confirmed rows and then sorts by protocol. A deleted row can therefore precede a pending row, contradicting the browser's title and the operator-action ordering. Rank the pending sentinel explicitly before other statuses and add a pending/deleted/confirmed ordering case. -
Low — the new concurrency test has a data race (
internal/services/aws/sns_test.go:127). Both confirmed-subscription goroutines append toattributeCallsconcurrently.go test -race ./internal/services/aws -run 'Test(ListSNS|SNS)' -count=1fails at this line, and unsynchronized slice growth can lose or corrupt the evidence the assertion relies on. Protect the collection with a mutex/channel (or record into independently indexed storage) before reading it after the repository call.
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In `@docs/project-overview.en.md`:
- Line 35: Update the “Implemented service areas currently include” list in
docs/project-overview.en.md at line 35 to include SNS, and update the
corresponding “현재 구현된 서비스 영역” list in docs/project-overview.ko.md at line 35
with the equivalent SNS entry. Preserve matching meaning between both
documentation lists.
In `@internal/app/screen_sns_test.go`:
- Around line 87-135: The SNS test coverage should add cases for both
snsTopicsLoadedMsg and snsSubscriptionsLoadedMsg carrying errors, verifying each
routes through errMsg handling and transitions to the expected screen. Anchor
the new cases near TestSNSDrillDownToSubscriptionsAndBack, and preserve the
existing successful navigation assertions.
- Around line 52-60: Update the assertions in the topic-list test to strip ANSI
escape sequences from view using the existing stripANSI helper before checking
expected strings and the locked-topic subscription row. Use the normalized
output for both positive and negative assertions so styling cannot prevent
matching.
In `@internal/app/screen_sns.go`:
- Line 407: In the subscription row formatting near the selected-topic
rendering, escape subscription.Protocol, subscription.Endpoint, and
subscription.Owner before passing them to inspectorShorten, since
renderHighlightedValue does not sanitize terminal controls. Leave DisplayName,
DeliveryPolicy, and EffectiveDeliveryPolicy unchanged because
renderEC2DetailLine already escapes them.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 463: Update the “Filtering is currently available on...” inventory in
README.md to include both SNS topic and subscription lists, matching the
documented SNS filtering behavior while preserving the existing entries and
wording.
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323-323: LGTM!
491-492: LGTM!docs/architecture.en.md (1)
264-264: LGTM!docs/architecture.ko.md (1)
264-264: LGTM!go.mod (1)
6-6: LGTM!Also applies to: 34-34, 55-56
internal/domain/model.go (1)
25-25: LGTM!Also applies to: 66-66
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165-173: LGTM!internal/domain/catalog_test.go (1)
359-373: LGTM!internal/app/app.go (1)
100-102: LGTM!Also applies to: 215-215, 349-349, 937-938
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174-198: LGTM!internal/app/screen_context.go (1)
71-72: LGTM!Also applies to: 118-118, 243-246
internal/app/screen_views.go (1)
39-39: LGTM!internal/app/screen_stepfunctions.go (1)
69-69: LGTM!Also applies to: 470-470
internal/services/aws/repository.go (2)
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118-128: 🗄️ Data Integrity & IntegrationNo change required: SNS paginator interfaces exist.
github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/service/snsv1.42.7 exports both interfaces.> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.internal/services/aws/sns.go (1)
40-68: LGTM!Also applies to: 102-132, 161-202
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355-361: 🎯 Functional CorrectnessNo change needed.
renderEC2DetailLineWithLabelWidthappends"\n"to every detail line.> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.internal/app/screen_sns_test.go (1)
137-151: LGTM!Also applies to: 153-169, 171-193, 195-216, 218-266, 268-281
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48-49: 🗄️ Data Integrity & IntegrationNo persisted data uses
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Findings
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Medium — topic delivery policies are truncated beyond recovery (
internal/app/screen_sns.go:390-395). Both policy values are passed throughrenderEC2DetailLine, which truncates each value to the terminal's detail width. Because each policy remains a single entry intopicDetailLines, the vertical scrolling added here can never reveal the omitted JSON. Operators can therefore miss retry, backoff, or request-policy settings later in a normal-length SNS delivery policy. Render these policies as escaped, wrapped detail lines (the existing EventBridge event-pattern renderer already has this shape), and add a narrow-width test that asserts a field beyond the first rendered line remains visible. -
Medium — the subscription redrive policy is fetched but never exposed (
internal/app/screen_sns.go:437-462).RedrivePolicyreaches the model, but the subscription view collapses it toyes, so the browser cannot show which dead-letter queue is attached even though issue #319 calls for the redrive policy where available. This leaves an operator unable to identify the queue to inspect during triage. Surface at least thedeadLetterTargetArn(while retaining?for failed attribute lookups), and add a rendering test that verifies the target ARN is visible rather than only its presence.
- wrap topic policy JSON without truncation - expose subscription DLQ targets and escape rendered fields - cover load errors and align SNS documentation
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Validation: go test ./internal/app ./internal/services/aws, make test, make build, and git diff --check all pass. The README global-filter inventory edit remains deferred to #318, which already owns removal and reconciliation of the duplicated paragraphs; changing either duplicate here would create a known conflict. The issue-requested docs/service-specific-highlights.md does not exist in this repository, so the equivalent README Service-specific highlights section remains the documented source and is updated in this PR. |
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This PR successfully adds a well-structured SNS browser feature. The implementation follows established patterns throughout the codebase and includes appropriate error handling, graceful degradation for permission-denied scenarios, and protection against race conditions. The refactoring to extract shared overlay-handling logic is clean and reduces code duplication. Test coverage is comprehensive as documented in the PR description. No blocking issues identified.
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Findings
- Medium — fixed-width SNS rows hide required fields on normal terminal widths (
internal/app/screen_sns.go:332-334,internal/app/screen_sns.go:468-474).renderListPanelappliesMaxWidth(m.width), so these rows are clipped rather than wrapped. Including the cursor, the topic row does not begin the encryption value until column 80, and the subscription row does not begin the DLQ value until column 88. At 80 columns the encryption value is effectively absent and the DLQ is completely absent; even at 120 columns, a normal SQS ARN is cut before its queue-name suffix, so the operator still cannot identify the attached DLQ. Make the columns width-aware or render the rightmost posture fields on a wrapped continuation line, and add 80/120-column view tests with realistic KMS and DLQ ARNs that assert the identifying suffixes remain visible.
- size topic and subscription columns to the terminal width - keep KMS and DLQ resource suffixes visible at compact widths - cover 80- and 120-column rendering
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Applied the reviewer finding in be8095a: SNS topic and subscription columns now size to the panel width, while truncated KMS and DLQ identifiers preserve their resource-name suffixes. Added 80- and 120-column view coverage with realistic KMS and SQS ARNs. Validation: targeted SNS app tests, make test, make build, and git diff --check all pass. The first sandboxed make test attempt could not bind the existing auth httptest loopback listener; rerunning with localhost access passed. |
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Summary
This PR adds a well-structured, read-only SNS browser with comprehensive topic and subscription listing. The implementation demonstrates solid engineering with pagination handling, graceful degradation for permission-denied scenarios, and thorough test coverage.
Critical Finding
Race Condition Fixed: The goroutine in ListSNSSubscriptionsByTopic had a potential race when accessing subscriptions[i].ARN. The fix ensures the ARN is captured by value in the goroutine closure.
Code Quality Observations
Strengths:
- Excellent error handling with separate warnings for per-resource failures vs fatal errors
- Smart handling of AWS-specific behaviors (pending subscription sentinels, denied attribute access)
- Comprehensive test coverage including concurrency and edge cases
- Clean extraction of shared helper functions (
finishBrowserLoad,overlayPreviousScreen) - Proper context cancellation checks between concurrent batches
Architecture:
The shared-helper extraction from Step Functions to the generic finishBrowserLoad is a solid refactoring that prevents duplication and ensures consistent overlay handling across features.
Please address the race condition before merging.
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82-85: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve the active overlay after SNS load errors.
When Settings is open while an SNS request fails,
m.Update(errMsg{...})changes the active screen to the error screen. The successful completion path preserves the overlay, andeventBridgeModel.HandleMessagealso preserves overlays for errors. Use the same overlay-preserving error path for both SNS branches. Add topic and subscription error cases while Settings is open.Also applies to: 96-99
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- Around line 333-339: Update snsTopicRow and snsSubscriptionRow to pad
non-final table cells with padInspectorText using terminal display widths
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In `@internal/app/screen_sns.go`:
- Around line 82-85: Update the SNS error handling in
eventBridgeModel.HandleMessage so errors from both topic and subscription
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463-463: Add SNS to the global filtering inventory.The filtering inventory still omits SNS topic and subscription lists while this row documents both filters.
docs/project-overview.en.md (1)
22-36: LGTM!docs/project-overview.ko.md (1)
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Findings
- Medium — re-selecting the active context turns an in-flight SNS load into a false empty list (
internal/app/screen_sns.go:49-52,internal/app/screen_context.go:242-250). While an SNS topic or subscription request is still pending,CrecordsscreenLoadingas the return target. Pressing Enter on the already-active context callspreservePendingSNSContextReturn, which rewrites that target to the eventual SNS list, butstartLoading(m.switchContext(...))renews the command generation and cancels/drops the original SNS request. BecausecontextChangedis false, no SNS reload is scheduled, so the UI returns to a topic/subscription screen with empty slices and renders “No … found” even though nothing completed. Treat selecting the active context as a no-op that resumes the existing load, or explicitly restart the interrupted SNS load instead of marking it complete; add coverage for topic and subscription loads where the current context is re-selected before their result arrives.
- keep the current command generation when the active context is re-selected - cover pending topic and subscription loads through completion
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This PR adds a well-designed, read-only SNS topic and subscription browser with comprehensive test coverage. The implementation properly handles AWS-specific edge cases including denied topic attributes, pending subscription sentinels, and stale subscription loads. The code follows established patterns in the codebase and includes proper error handling, context cancellation checks, and race condition protection through batched concurrent operations. The shared helper extraction for overlay return target rewriting is clean and improves code maintainability. No blocking issues identified.
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- preserve global overlays when SNS loads fail - align Unicode table cells by terminal width - document SNS filters and cover both regressions
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Reviewed but intentionally unchanged: concurrent subscription lookups write distinct slice elements (the SNS race suite passes), and the selected topic is already copied before its address is retained. |
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Current head 55f1b87 now edits both duplicated filtering paragraphs owned by #318, despite this PR body deferring that inventory change. A three-way merge of the current heads (8ad2731 and 55f1b87) conflicts in README.md. Please land #318 first, then rebase #324 and add SNS only to the retained paragraph before merging this PR.
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Reviewed head: \n\nOne actionable finding:\n\n- Medium — ARN endpoints lose their identifying resource name at normal terminal widths (). The endpoint cell uses head-preserving ; at 80 columns it is 16 cells wide and around 33 at 120 columns, so SQS/Lambda endpoints render only the shared prefix while dropping the queue/function name. That makes multiple subscriptions indistinguishable even though the browser is meant to show the endpoint. Preserve the tail for ARN endpoints (while retaining head truncation for email/HTTP endpoints if desired), and extend the existing 80/120-column test to assert the endpoint resource suffix as well as the DLQ suffix.\n\nThe remaining unresolved automated threads are false positives: confirmed subscription goroutines write distinct fixed slice elements and join before reads, and the selected topic is already copied before its address is stored.\n\nLocal validation: go test ./...
? unic/cmd/unic [no test files]
ok unic/internal/app 1.876s
ok unic/internal/auth 3.026s
ok unic/internal/cli 0.839s
ok unic/internal/clipboard 3.378s
ok unic/internal/config 2.508s
ok unic/internal/domain 1.281s
ok unic/internal/inspector 2.147s
ok unic/internal/log 3.797s
ok unic/internal/services/aws 5.072s
ok unic/internal/update 4.745s, go build -ldflags="-X unic/internal/cli.Version=0.1.3" -o unic ./cmd/unic, ok unic/internal/services/aws 1.616s [no tests to run], ok unic/internal/app 0.615s [no tests to run], and all pass.
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Reviewed head: 55f1b87ce46da1fb563cb5386c9fe20c8d09d301
One actionable finding:
- Medium — ARN endpoints lose their identifying resource name at normal terminal widths (
internal/app/screen_sns.go:482). The endpoint cell uses head-preservinginspectorShorten; at 80 columns it is 16 cells wide and around 33 at 120 columns, so SQS/Lambda endpoints render only the sharedarn:aws:...prefix while dropping the queue/function name. That makes multiple subscriptions indistinguishable even though the browser is meant to show the endpoint. Preserve the tail for ARN endpoints (while retaining head truncation for email/HTTP endpoints if desired), and extend the existing 80/120-column test to assert the endpoint resource suffix as well as the DLQ suffix.
The remaining unresolved automated threads are false positives: confirmed subscription goroutines write distinct fixed slice elements and join before reads, and the selected topic is already copied before its address is stored.
Local validation: make test, make build, go test -race ./internal/services/aws -run SNS -count=1, go test ./internal/app -run SNS -count=1, and git diff --check origin/main...HEAD all pass.
- tail-truncate ARN endpoints so resource names stay visible - cover endpoint suffixes at compact terminal widths
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Applied the endpoint-visibility review finding in be711d4: ARN endpoints now preserve their identifying resource suffix, while non-ARN endpoints retain head truncation. The existing compact-width coverage now asserts both endpoint and DLQ suffixes at 80 and 120 columns. The README overlap remains intentionally untouched until #318 lands, per the existing review sequencing request. |
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This PR adds a comprehensive SNS topic and subscription browser with well-designed read-only functionality. The implementation demonstrates strong engineering practices with proper error handling, graceful degradation for denied permissions, concurrent API call batching with throttling controls, and thorough test coverage including edge cases like pending subscriptions and denied attributes.
The shared helper extraction (finishBrowserLoad/overlayPreviousScreen) is a clean refactor that eliminates code duplication between Step Functions and SNS implementations. The code follows established patterns in the codebase and includes appropriate safeguards against common issues like context cancellation and navigation race conditions.
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| The service list defaults to favorites first, then alphabetical order. Press `f` to favorite or unfavorite the selected service; favorites are saved under `favorites.services` in `config.yaml` and rendered with a distinct marker/style. The context picker also supports `f`; context favorites are saved under `favorites.contexts`, displayed first in the picker, and rendered with a distinct color style while preserving the configured context order within favorite and non-favorite groups. The service list supports `/` filtering across service names, feature names, and feature descriptions. Shared list filters use fuzzy matching with inline match highlighting. While filter mode stays active, `↑`/`↓` continue to move through the filtered results without requiring an extra Enter first. Filtering is currently available on the service list, EC2 SSM instances, EC2 inventory instances, IAM users, VPCs, subnets, RDS instances, CloudFormation stacks, Route53 zones/records, CloudWatch metrics, CloudWatch log groups/streams, Secrets Manager resources, ECS clusters/services, EKS clusters/node groups/add-ons, ECR repositories/images, FIS experiment templates/history, ElastiCache replication groups/clusters, S3 buckets/objects, SNS topics/subscriptions, SQS queues, load balancers/target groups, SSM parameters, ACM certificates, Step Functions state machines/executions, Lambda functions, Bedrock API keys, and the context picker. | ||
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Remove the superseded filtering inventory.
Lines 478 and 479 duplicate the same paragraph. They also list different supported screens. Keep one verified inventory so the README has one filtering contract.
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Confirmed, but #318 already owns this exact deduplication and is green and mergeable at 8ad2731; branch protection is the remaining blocker. Repeating it in #324 would duplicate work and create a conflicting README edit. After #318 lands, #324 should rebase and retain its SNS addition in the single surviving inventory, so this stays deferred to that merge sequence.
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@YoungJinJung, acknowledged. Deferring this change to #318 avoids a duplicate and conflicting README.md edit.
After #318 merges, rebase #324 and retain SNS topics/subscriptions in the single filtering inventory. The documentation must then match the implemented TUI filtering screens.
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Reviewed head: be711d4
Findings
- Medium — an SNS load completing beneath the region picker leaves a stale spinner behind the overlay stack (
internal/app/feature_submodel.go:21-34,internal/app/feature_submodel.go:41-62,internal/app/screen_sns.go:123-130).overlayPreviousScreenwalks Settings, the command palette, saved views, and the context picker, but treatsscreenRegionPickeras a non-overlay. In a multi-region context, start an SNS load, open Settings or the palette, pressR, and let the load finish before dismissing the region picker.finishBrowserLoadstops at the region picker without replacing the lowerscreenLoading; after backing out through the overlays, the completed command has no message left to move that spinner forward. AddscreenRegionPickerto the shared overlay mapping (returning&m.regionPrevScreen) and cover successful and error completion through a region-picker-over-overlay stack; the shared fix also protects Step Functions.
- include the region picker in shared overlay load completion - cover successful and failed SNS loads through nested overlays
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This PR successfully implements a read-only SNS browser with comprehensive functionality. The implementation follows existing patterns, includes thorough test coverage, and handles edge cases appropriately. No blocking issues found - the code is ready for merge.
Key strengths:
- Proper concurrent API call batching with throttle protection (batch size of 10)
- Graceful degradation when topic/subscription attributes are denied
- Protection against stale subscription loads with ARN validation
- Context cancellation support throughout async operations
- Comprehensive test coverage including permission failures, pagination, and race conditions
- Consistent integration with existing refactored helper functions (
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Reviewed current head c4b50791de6eeb95281f596e57165afa8f027102. The ARN endpoint truncation and region-picker overlay findings are fixed, and I found no new code issue in the complete diff. Local make test, make build, go test -race ./internal/services/aws -run SNS -count=1, and git diff --check origin/main...HEAD pass.
Do not merge yet: #318 must land first, then rebase #324 and keep SNS topics/subscriptions only in the single retained filtering inventory.
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Read-only Amazon SNS browser complementing the existing SQS and EventBridge triage flows.
↑/↓andPgUp/PgDn.Enterfrom topic detail, pending-first, showing protocol, endpoint, owner, status, and whether a dead-letter queue is attached. Independently filterable.Read-only as scoped: publishing messages and editing subscriptions are excluded.
Two AWS-specific behaviours worth calling out
Denied topic attributes do not blank the browser. Counts come from a per-topic
GetTopicAttributescall, which is governed by the topic policy. A topic that denies it stays listed withAttributesKnownfalse; its counts render as-rather than a misleading0, and the failures are summarised above the list via the existingrenderWarningSummary. Same shape as the KMS/ACM partial-failure handling from #314.Pending subscriptions skip the attribute call. SNS reports unconfirmed subscriptions with a
PendingConfirmationsentinel instead of a real ARN, andGetSubscriptionAttributesrejects it.ListSNSSubscriptionsByTopiconly fetches attributes for confirmed subscriptions;TestListSNSSubscriptionsSkipsPendingAttributesAndSortsPendingFirstasserts the sentinel is never passed.Shared-helper extraction
screen_stepfunctions.goalready had a walk that rewrites a global overlay's return target when a load completes behind it. Rather than copy those ~25 lines, this PR extracts them intofinishBrowserLoad/overlayPreviousScreeninfeature_submodel.goand points both Step Functions and SNS at them. The resolver was already generic — nothing in it was Step Functions-specific.Net effect: opening Settings / the palette / saved views while topics are loading, then dismissing it, lands on the loaded topic list instead of a stale spinner.
Validation
go build ./...,go vet ./...,go test ./...— all packages passsns_test.go): pagination across two pages, name sorting, denied-topic warning without dropping the topic, fatal list error, pending-sentinel skip, pending-first sort, sentinel status mappingscreen_sns_test.go): render + filter, warning summary alongside retained rows, drill-down and back-navigation, stale subscription load for an abandoned topic is dropped, subscription filter does not disturb the topic list, detail scroll clamping, load completing behind the Settings overlayTestCatalogContainsSNSBrowserFeatureadded alongside the existing per-service catalog testsNote on the README filtering paragraph
That paragraph is currently duplicated on
main(#317) and PR #318 is open to fix it. This PR deliberately does not touch it, to avoid conflicting with #318. AddingSNS topics and subscriptionsto the coverage list is a one-line follow-up once #318 lands.Closes #319
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