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DTLRepo always ran a clone or a fetch, even when REPO_PATH already held the library contents locally. validate_git_url() rejected the old 'local' value outright, and even a valid URL still triggered a real git fetch against the remote on every run. REPO_URL=local now skips Repo(), clone_from(), and fetch() entirely. REPO_PATH is used as-is and must already contain device-types/, module-types/, and rack-types/ (no .git required, and none is used).
… export (#126) * fix(repo): validate the local library layout and share the check with export REPO_URL=local only checked that REPO_PATH was a directory. An unrelated or empty path passed that check, and discover_vendors skips type directories that are absent, so the run imported nothing and still exited 0. Export mode already had the check it needed, in Exporter._verify_repo_available. Both sides now read one definition of what makes a checkout a library: LIBRARY_TYPE_DIRS and library_dirs_present() in core/repo.py. The sentinel value moves to LOCAL_REPO_URL in core/config.py, beside the other REPO_* defaults, so config and repo cannot drift on it. Local mode still skips validate_repo_path on purpose: that check demands write access, which a read-only or air-gapped mount cannot give, and no import step writes to REPO_PATH. A test pins the read-only case. REPO_BRANCH is ignored under the sentinel, so a run that sets both now says so through the existing config notice mechanism instead of looking like it checked the branch out. Documents the mode in the README and .env.example, including the read-only Docker mount, which is the case that motivated the sentinel. * fix(import): treat an absent type root as empty instead of crashing The layout check accepts any one of device-types/, module-types/, and rack-types/, matching what export mode already accepted. plan_vendor then called get_devices() on all three regardless, and get_devices() lists the directory, so a local checkout holding only some of them raised FileNotFoundError before importing the types it did hold. A device-types-only library is the likeliest local layout, and it crashed on module-types. _parse_vendor_racks already had the guard this needed. It is now _parse_vendor_files and all three roots go through it, so the guard cannot apply to one root and not the others again. The repo mock in test_nb_dt_import pointed at /tmp/devices, /tmp/modules and /tmp/rack-types, paths that never existed. Nothing stat'd them, so the mock passed for a filesystem that was not there, which is why this went unseen. It now points at a real empty library tree, and the tests that matched on those literal paths match on the directory names instead. Found by CodeRabbit on #126.
Closes #78. NetBox 4.5 replaced FrontPortTemplate's rear_port foreign key and rear_port_position integer with a through table, so one front port can occupy several positions across several rear ports. The export wrote only the first mapping and warned about the rest, and it wrote them inline on the front-port entry. The device-type library has since taken the same model: a front-port entry carries no rear port at all, the linkage lives in a top-level port-mappings stanza, and additionalProperties is false, so the old shape no longer validates. The export now writes every mapping into that stanza with all four fields. A server below 4.5 answers with the rear_port and rear_port_position scalars instead; those describe one mapping, so they are written as one entry rather than dropped, because the output format follows the library schema and not the server release. The library also made positions required on front and rear ports, and writes it even when it is 1, so it is no longer omitted at its default and the front port row selects it. positions arrived with the mapping model, so the pre-4.5 tiers of the front-port query fallback must not ask for it: leaving it in made every tier fail the same way and took the whole front-port preload down on a server that would have answered the older shape. Verified the output against the real schema/devicetype.json from the library, and round-tripped it back through normalize_port_mappings, which reads the stanza and rebuilds the same per-port mappings.
The DTL front-port schema makes positions required, but the field arrived with the NetBox 4.5 mapping model. The pre-4.5 query tiers do not select it, so _serialize_component found no value and omitted the key, and every front-port entry exported from an older server failed schema validation. Default an absent positions to 1, which is what a pre-4.5 front port occupies: one rear-port position. positions is the last registry field, so the key lands in the same slot the 4.5 path produces and the YAML order does not change with the server version. Review finding: #134 (comment)
The library schema requires a position on every module bay, but NetBox leaves the field blank when a bay names no physical slot. A blank string writes no key, so the exported entry silently omits a required field and the file fails validation only later, in the library CI. Name the offending bays as each file is written, so the operator sees which type needs a position before opening a library PR. The export still writes the file: NetBox is the source of truth here, and there is no correct value to invent, unlike front-port positions where one position is implied. module_bays_missing_position keeps the schema fact next to the serializer that produces the entries, and the exporter owns the logging as it does for the other write-time warnings.
…135) Closes #133. The importer refuses anything below NetBox 4.3, so three of the five feature flags can no longer be false on a server it will talk to: modules is a 3.2 threshold, new_filters and rack_types are 4.1 thresholds. The branches behind them were still carried, threaded through three constructors and asserted on. Removed the three flags and kept the true side of every branch they guarded. m2m_front_ports and module_bay_types still vary across supported releases and are untouched. core/compat.py keeps its version helpers, which #132 added and both entry points use; only the four filter-key helpers go, because the devicetype_id and moduletype_id spelling they chose between is unreachable at 4.1 and later. The issue predates those helpers and called for deleting the module outright. Tests that asserted the removed behaviour are deleted rather than adapted: a test that pins the legacy filter name or the rack-types skip is asserting what no supported deployment executes. Four filter-key tests collapse into two that say the supported key is the only one ever sent, which still catches the failure that mattered, since the wrong key does not raise but silently returns every row.
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- Line 213: Update the client setup and authenticated request flow around the
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The export now always writes positions, because the library schema requires it. _is_subset needs every NetBox leaf to be present in the repo YAML, so a library entry that omits positions no longer matched the serialized positions: 1 and the whole definition read as differing. On a library that omits the field, an export would rewrite every such file. Fill an absent front-port positions with 1 on both sides before comparing. The default is what an omitted value means, so this restores the old comparison without giving up the field the schema requires. A non-default value still differs: the merge puts the default first so an explicit value wins. Rejected the alternative of adding positions to _OMIT_IF_EQUAL: that would drop the key from the output again and reintroduce the schema violation fixed in 43480e7. Review finding: #136 (comment)
The API token travels in an Authorization header on every request, including the /api/status/ probe added for module bay type detection. An http:// NETBOX_URL pointing off this machine puts that token on the wire in cleartext (CWE-319). Add a startup notice through the existing notices channel, so it covers the importer and the export alike from the one place NETBOX_URL is resolved. Warn rather than reject. Plain HTTP to NetBox on a trusted network is a common deployment, the tool already carries IGNORE_SSL_ERRORS for imperfect transport, and a hard failure would break those users with no upgrade path. Loopback is exempt: it never leaves the host, and the integration tests run against it. Review finding: #136 (comment)
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nb_versionin both NetBox version log messages.Each
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ModuleBayTypeError carried two failures of different severity. A name that does not resolve is per definition, and every caller recovers from it to report that one definition and continue. An unreadable, malformed or duplicated catalog file is terminal: nothing in the catalog can be trusted. Because both raised the same type, those per-definition handlers caught the terminal one too. A single broken catalog file was reported as one skipped component after another, and _load_catalog's own docstring already claimed the failure "is terminal for the run" while the code made it anything but. ModuleBayCatalogError is a sibling of ModuleBayTypeError under FatalError, never a subclass, so the existing `except ModuleBayTypeError` handlers let it through and the run ends once with the real reason. The three load failures in _read_catalog raise it; per-name lookups and per-definition NetBox rejections keep ModuleBayTypeError. The four catalog-reading tests that asserted the old shared type now assert the new one, which is the behaviour change this makes. Also reuse the already-fetched nb_version in the two version log lines. Each pynetbox `version` access is another HTTP request, and both of these sat outside the try that maps transport failures to NetBoxError, so a connection drop there escaped unmapped. Review findings: #136 (comment) #136 (review body, core/netbox_api.py:652)
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os.walk()suppresses directory-scanningOSErrorwithout anonerrorcallback. If a manufacturer directory cannot be read, this code builds a partial catalog. A same-named Generic entry can then resolve and write the wrongmodule_bay_typesrelation instead of raisingModuleBayCatalogError.Proposed fix
def _read_catalog(self): """Walk the catalog directory and return every entry, indexed by (manufacturer, name).""" entries = {} - for root, _dirs, files in os.walk(self._catalog_dir): + def on_walk_error(exc): + raise ModuleBayCatalogError( + f"Module bay type catalog directory {exc.filename!r} could not be read: {exc}" + ) from exc + + for root, _dirs, files in os.walk(self._catalog_dir, onerror=on_walk_error):🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Six findings from review, five of them variations on the same shape: a boundary that accepts or skips something quietly, so the failure surfaces later as wrong data rather than as an error. - os.walk suppresses a directory it cannot read. A manufacturer directory that fails to open produced a short catalog, and a same-named Generic entry then answered in its place, writing the wrong module_bay_types relation. An onerror callback makes the traversal error terminal. - A catalog document that parses to a list or a scalar was skipped in the same silent way. Only an empty document is skipped now; any other non-mapping is refused. - The /api/status/ probe read a missing netbox-version as "", which answers "module bay types unsupported" for a 4.7 server and exports without the relation. A non-mapping body raised a bare AttributeError. Both are now GraphQLError. - _is_relation_list and _type_relation_changes accepted a whitespace-only name that the catalog rejects later, which skipped the whole component's update. Both strip before testing, matching the catalog. - The export manifest recorded only last_updated. An unchanged NetBox record keeps that timestamp forever, so an old manifest skipped exactly the types a new output shape was added for. Entries now carry EXPORT_SCHEMA_REVISION and an older revision is not fresh. - The cleartext-token notice parsed the URL with urlparse, which reads "http://10.0.0.1\@localhost" as loopback where requests targets 10.0.0.1. Backslashes are normalized before parsing. The GraphQL session fixture never configured session.get, so the status probe read a synthesized MagicMock and any shape check on the payload saw something no NetBox would return. It now serves a real status body, which is what surfaced the probe finding in eight existing tests.
The unreadable-directory test only needs the directory readable again so tmp_path cleanup can remove it, so 0o700 does the job. 0o755 hands the group and world access the test never needed, which bandit's S103 flags.
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All three lose or skip data without saying anything. - Adding a mapping to a front port that NetBox 4.5+ reports as unmapped did nothing at all. mappings=[] carries no rear port name, and the comparison inferred the model from the data, so an empty list read as a pre-4.5 record and produced a positions-only tuple. _build_mappings_patch returns None for that, so no PATCH was sent and nothing was logged. The record wrapper now records which model it read instead of leaving it to be guessed. - Exporting from a server below 4.7 stripped module_bay_types from every definition it wrote. The relation is never queried there, so its absence means "not asked", not "cleared", but the writer preserved only absent non-list top-level fields and took component lists wholly from NetBox. Change one description and the restriction was gone. Relations the server cannot answer for are now carried back from the repo, matched by name; a server that does answer stays authoritative, which a second test pins. - The cleartext-token notice could abort the run. urlparse rejects some authorities with ValueError, which escapes the ConfigError handler and reaches the user as a traceback on a configuration that worked before. An authority this tool cannot read is also one it cannot clear as loopback, so it warns rather than raising. Also guards os.geteuid, which does not exist on Windows, so the permission test skips instead of erroring during collection.
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Three more silent paths from the same review, all on the pre-4.5 mapping
model, plus the stanza case that could not express a removal.
- A front port moved from RP1 to RP2 produced no change, no PATCH and no
warning. The pre-4.5 query does ask for rear_port { id name }, but the
record wrapper discarded the name, leaving only positions to compare, and
the positions had not changed. The wrapper keeps the name now, and the
comparison uses names whenever one is available.
- The update path truncated several mappings to one in silence, where the
create path already said so. Both now report it through
_log_component_error, so the text reaches the outcome reason instead of
scrolling past. This does not reclassify the outcome itself.
- Which mapping survived that truncation was arbitrary: the winner came from
next(iter(frozenset)). It is the sorted first now, so two runs against the
same library agree.
- port-mappings: [] could not clear anything. An empty stanza fell back to
the inline format and no front port received _mappings: [], so a removal
was unrepresentable. An explicitly empty stanza is authoritative now, and
an empty stanza beside a surviving inline rear_port is a conflict rather
than a silent preference. An absent key still means "no opinion", which a
test pins, because reading it as empty would clear every file.
normalize_port_mappings passed the complexity gate as a result, so the
inline collection and the conflict check moved into helpers.
Also asserts the written file in two export warning tests. They checked only
that no warning appeared, which would hold if the writer never ran.
Each half of a composite assert reports which condition failed, and dict is the callable the stub wanted. Caught by the widened rule set on the branch that enables PT018 and PIE807.
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- Around line 309-312: Update the mapping comparison around _shape so conflicts
are checked only for names present in both inline_mappings and stanza_mappings,
allowing non-overlapping legacy and stanza entries. After validating shared
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- Around line 406-408: Preserve the explicit empty _mappings marker created by
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…conflict
`_conflicting_mapping` compared the union of front-port names, so any name that
appeared in only one of the two formats was reported as a conflict against an
empty shape. Two consequences.
A front port the stanza never mentions was reported as
"conflicting mapping definitions (inline: [('RP1', 1, 1)], port-mappings
stanza: [])", which names a stanza that has no opinion on that port. The
rejection is still correct: `port-mappings: []` clears every front port, so a
stanza speaks for the whole file and an inline linkage it omits cannot be
honoured. Only the diagnostic was wrong, so it now says the stanza is
authoritative and how to resolve it.
A front port the stanza alone named was also rejected, which blocked the
half-finished migration the two formats exist to allow: FP1 kept inline and
FP2 moved to the stanza. Such a port had no inline linkage, so nothing
disagrees. The loop now walks only the inline names.
Iteration was over a set, so with several offending ports the reported name
varied between runs. It is sorted now.
Selecting `effective = stanza_mappings` stays safe: once the check passes,
every inline name is present in the stanza with an equal shape, so no inline
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525-544: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExtract the
module_bay_typesrelation fragment instead of hand-rolling it here.
get_module_typesbuilds its own multi-line string for themodule_bay_typesselection.core/component_registry.py'sComponentType.graphql_relation_fieldsalready builds the same shape for component templates:f"{name} {{ id name slug manufacturer {{ slug }} }}".Two independent representations of the same relation selection can drift: a future change to the relation fields (for example, adding a field needed by the catalog resolver) requires updating both places, and a missed update produces an inconsistent query between module types and component templates.
Extract a small shared helper (for example in
core/component_registry.py) that both call sites use for building a relation selection fragment.♻️ Proposed refactor
- module_bay_type_selection = ( - "module_bay_types {\n id\n name\n slug\n" - " manufacturer {\n slug\n }\n }\n " - if self.supports_module_bay_types - else "" - ) + module_bay_type_selection = ( + f"{relation_selection('module_bay_types')}\n " if self.supports_module_bay_types else "" + )Where
relation_selectionis a new shared function incore/component_registry.py:def relation_selection(name: str) -> str: """GraphQL selection for a relation field: identity plus owning manufacturer.""" return f"{name} {{ id name slug manufacturer {{ slug }} }}"
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172-183: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSort mappings before appending to avoid order-dependent diffs.
_port_mappingspreserves the order ofrecord.mappings. These entries have no"name"key, socore.export._is_subsetcompares the lists positionally. If NetBox returns the same mappings in a different order,_repo_supersedescan report"differs"and re-export unchanged data.Sort each mapping list by a stable key before appending.
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- for mapping in getattr(record, "mappings", None) or []: + mappings = sorted( + getattr(record, "mappings", None) or [], + key=lambda m: ( + _coerce_numeric(getattr(m, "front_port_position", None)) or 1, + _coerce_numeric(getattr(m, "rear_port_position", None)) or 1, + str(getattr(getattr(m, "rear_port", None), "name", "") or ""), + ), + ) + for mapping in mappings: rear_port = getattr(mapping, "rear_port", None) if not rear_port: continue🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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2992-2992: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRename the catalog property to avoid the collision with the support flag.
DeviceTypes.module_bay_typesreturns theModuleBayTypeCatalog.NetBox.module_bay_typesis a boolean support flag._type_relation_changesreads both in the same function:self.module_bay_typesfor the flag andself.device_types.module_bay_typesfor the catalog. The current code is correct, but one mistaken receiver silently disables the relation instead of failing. A distinct name, for examplemodule_bay_type_catalog, removes that risk.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 408: Update the stanza handling around stanza_present so a null
port-mappings value is treated as unmanaged, while an explicit empty list still
clears mappings. Preserve deletion of the null key before import using the
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In `@core/graphql_client.py`:
- Around line 525-544: Extract a shared relation-selection helper near
ComponentType.graphql_relation_fields that produces the standard
id/name/slug/manufacturer.slug GraphQL fragment, then update both
ComponentType.graphql_relation_fields and get_module_types to use it for
module_bay_types. Preserve the existing supports_module_bay_types conditional
and query behavior.
In `@core/nb_serializer.py`:
- Around line 172-183: Update the mapping serialization flow around
_port_mappings to sort record.mappings by a stable key before appending entries
to stanza. Ensure the key includes the serialized mapping fields needed to
produce deterministic ordering, while preserving the existing filtering and
numeric default behavior.
In `@core/netbox_api.py`:
- Line 2992: Rename the DeviceTypes.module_bay_types catalog property to
module_bay_type_catalog and update all catalog references, including
_type_relation_changes, while retaining NetBox.module_bay_types as the boolean
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Both changes are mechanical. No behavior changes. `DeviceTypes.module_bay_types` returned the catalog while `NetBox.module_bay_types` is the boolean support flag, and `_type_relation_changes` reads both in one function. The code was correct, but a mistaken receiver silently disabled the relation instead of failing, because a falsy catalog and a False flag read the same at the call site. The catalog is now `module_bay_type_catalog`. No alias is left behind. `get_module_types` hand-rolled the GraphQL selection for `module_bay_types`, which `ComponentType.graphql_relation_fields` already builds for component templates. Two spellings of one relation shape drift as soon as the relation gains a field. Both now come from `relation_selection` in the component registry, and the module type query derives its relation list from `MODULE_TYPE_RELATIONS` rather than a literal. GraphQL ignores the whitespace the extracted form changes. `test_relation_selections_use_the_shared_helper` asserted on call names, so it still passed with `relation_selection` returning an empty string. It now compares the generated selection text and the query actually sent.
A bare `port-mappings:` key parses as None. `normalize_port_mappings` decided the stanza was present from key presence alone, so None read the same as an explicit `port-mappings: []` and every front port was assigned `_mappings: []`. The update path writes that to NetBox as a clear, so a one-character typo deleted every front-to-rear mapping on the type. `core/change_detector.py` already stated the opposite rule for the identical YAML shape, that a bare `module_bay_types:` leaves the relation unmanaged, so the two sides disagreed. The rule is now `is_explicit_list` in `core/normalization.py` and both sides call it. A stanza that is neither null nor a list was silently discarded and reported success, and a list holding a non-mapping raised AttributeError out of a function whose contract is to return an "Error:" string. Both now return an error naming the offending value. This is deliberately stricter than `_relation_change`, which logs and ignores the same shape: that path skips one property, this one rejects the file. A nonempty stanza left a front port it omits unmanaged, so an existing linkage on that port could never be removed. `port-mappings: []` already cleared every declared front port, which means a present stanza speaks for the whole file, and a nonempty one now does too. A half-migrated file still fails the existing conflict check before reaching the clearing path, which is what stops a migration from deleting a mapping. Measured against the library: 348 files carry a stanza and every one already lists every front port it declares, so no current definition changes. Mapping order was not canonical. `_is_subset` compares lists of unnamed dicts positionally, so the same mappings in a different order reported "differs" and re-exported unchanged data. The serializer now emits them sorted, and `_repo_supersedes` sorts both inputs, so a hand-written stanza in another order also compares equal. Sorting keeps duplicates, so multiplicity still differs. Three tests could not fail: two compared a value against a list the same emptiness made equal, and one bypassed export selection by supplying its result. Each now fails against a mutation of the code it covers.
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132-142: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPreserve queried-empty relation state during export. For supported NetBox versions,
_serialize_relationsdrops an emptymodule_bay_typeslist._repo_supersedescan then treat a repository bay with a stale non-empty relation as a superset, so the export skips it and_write_export_itemsnever clears it. Preserve omission when the relation was not queried, but distinguish a queried empty relation: compare it as[], treat a missing repository key as equivalent, and treat a non-empty repository value as different.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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port-mappings: []for an explicitly empty queried mapping set. When front-port records have no mappings,_port_mappings()returns[], and_add_components()omits the key._repo_supersedes()then treats the NetBox output as a subset of the repository YAML, so export skips the type and leaves stale mappings intact. Add the empty stanza whenfront_port_templatesis present intype_components; this makes the comparison detect the deletion and letsnormalize_port_mappings()clear each front port's_mappings.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@core/nb_serializer.py`:
- Around line 132-142: Update _serialize_relations to preserve the distinction
between an unqueried relation and a queried relation whose value is empty,
including module_bay_types. Ensure _repo_supersedes treats queried empties as
[]: a missing repository key is equivalent, while any non-empty repository
relation is different, allowing _write_export_items to clear stale values.
- Around line 229-231: Update _add_components so an explicitly present
front_port_templates entry emits the port-mappings key even when
_port_mappings() returns an empty list. Preserve omission for absent mappings,
allowing _repo_supersedes() to detect deletions and normalize_port_mappings() to
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With the flag off the importer tells the user "will not remove components from existing models". Clearing a front-to-rear linkage removes data, but it reaches NetBox as a `_mappings` property change on an existing component, not as a COMPONENT_REMOVED, so it never passed the gate and applied under a plain --update. `_without_gated_mapping_clears` drops a `_mappings` change whose new value is a strict subset of the old one, which is the case where mappings only go away. Repointing a front port to another rear port still applies, and a component that also carries other property changes keeps them. The filter runs before `_count_actionable_component_changes` at both call sites, so the reported count and the applied changes cannot disagree. Affected ports are named once per type, with the same hint the startup notice uses. This closes a gap that predates the omission change: `port-mappings: []` could already clear every front port without the flag. `update_components` still clears when handed such a change, which is what the two existing write-boundary tests cover. The gate sits above it, with the run configuration, rather than at the write.
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