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In `@core/import_run.py`:
- Line 69: Update ImportRun.__init__ to normalize naive started_at values to UTC
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ImportRun stored whatever started_at it was given. RunSummary.capture then subtracts it from datetime.now(UTC), so a naive value raised TypeError at the end of the run rather than at the boundary that accepted it. Attach the local timezone when the value is naive, which is what Python means by a naive datetime, and leave an aware value untouched. The field only feeds elapsed-time reporting, so rejecting a plain datetime.now() would cost callers more than the conversion does. Also replaces the endpoint sampling in the log timestamp test with a frozen clock. It read the clock three times and asserted the middle read matched one of the outer two, which a scheduler delay between reads could break. The stub models a real clock (naive now() is local, now(tz) converts the same instant) rather than using replace(), which reinterprets the wall clock and made the test pass against a UTC implementation too. Review findings: #137 (comment) #137 (comment)
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ImportRun stored whatever started_at it was given. RunSummary.capture then subtracts it from datetime.now(UTC), so a naive value raised TypeError at the end of the run rather than at the boundary that accepted it. Attach the local timezone when the value is naive, which is what Python means by a naive datetime, and leave an aware value untouched. The field only feeds elapsed-time reporting, so rejecting a plain datetime.now() would cost callers more than the conversion does. Also replaces the endpoint sampling in the log timestamp test with a frozen clock. It read the clock three times and asserted the middle read matched one of the outer two, which a scheduler delay between reads could break. The stub models a real clock (naive now() is local, now(tz) converts the same instant) rather than using replace(), which reinterprets the wall clock and made the test pass against a UTC implementation too. Review findings: #137 (comment) #137 (comment)
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ImportRun stored whatever started_at it was given. RunSummary.capture then subtracts it from datetime.now(UTC), so a naive value raised TypeError at the end of the run rather than at the boundary that accepted it. Attach the local timezone when the value is naive, which is what Python means by a naive datetime, and leave an aware value untouched. The field only feeds elapsed-time reporting, so rejecting a plain datetime.now() would cost callers more than the conversion does. Also replaces the endpoint sampling in the log timestamp test with a frozen clock. It read the clock three times and asserted the middle read matched one of the outer two, which a scheduler delay between reads could break. The stub models a real clock (naive now() is local, now(tz) converts the same instant) rather than using replace(), which reinterprets the wall clock and made the test pass against a UTC implementation too. Review findings: #137 (comment) #137 (comment)
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329-330: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSkip this permission test when
os.geteuidis unavailable.When pytest runs this method on Windows,
os.geteuid()raisesAttributeErrorbefore the permission scenario runs.Proposed fix
- if os.geteuid() == 0: - pytest.skip("root ignores the permission bits this test relies on") + if not hasattr(os, "geteuid") or os.geteuid() == 0: + pytest.skip("this platform cannot enforce the permission bits this test relies on")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/test_module_bay_types.py`:
- Around line 329-330: Update the permission test’s root-user guard to first
handle environments where os.geteuid is unavailable, such as Windows, by
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ImportRun stored whatever started_at it was given. RunSummary.capture then subtracts it from datetime.now(UTC), so a naive value raised TypeError at the end of the run rather than at the boundary that accepted it. Attach the local timezone when the value is naive, which is what Python means by a naive datetime, and leave an aware value untouched. The field only feeds elapsed-time reporting, so rejecting a plain datetime.now() would cost callers more than the conversion does. Also replaces the endpoint sampling in the log timestamp test with a frozen clock. It read the clock three times and asserted the middle read matched one of the outer two, which a scheduler delay between reads could break. The stub models a real clock (naive now() is local, now(tz) converts the same instant) rather than using replace(), which reinterprets the wall clock and made the test pass against a UTC implementation too. Review findings: #137 (comment) #137 (comment)
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ImportRun stored whatever started_at it was given. RunSummary.capture then subtracts it from datetime.now(UTC), so a naive value raised TypeError at the end of the run rather than at the boundary that accepted it. Attach the local timezone when the value is naive, which is what Python means by a naive datetime, and leave an aware value untouched. The field only feeds elapsed-time reporting, so rejecting a plain datetime.now() would cost callers more than the conversion does. Also replaces the endpoint sampling in the log timestamp test with a frozen clock. It read the clock three times and asserted the middle read matched one of the outer two, which a scheduler delay between reads could break. The stub models a real clock (naive now() is local, now(tz) converts the same instant) rather than using replace(), which reinterprets the wall clock and made the test pass against a UTC implementation too. Review findings: #137 (comment) #137 (comment)
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ImportRun stored whatever started_at it was given. RunSummary.capture then subtracts it from datetime.now(UTC), so a naive value raised TypeError at the end of the run rather than at the boundary that accepted it. Attach the local timezone when the value is naive, which is what Python means by a naive datetime, and leave an aware value untouched. The field only feeds elapsed-time reporting, so rejecting a plain datetime.now() would cost callers more than the conversion does. Also replaces the endpoint sampling in the log timestamp test with a frozen clock. It read the clock three times and asserted the middle read matched one of the outer two, which a scheduler delay between reads could break. The stub models a real clock (naive now() is local, now(tz) converts the same instant) rather than using replace(), which reinterprets the wall clock and made the test pass against a UTC implementation too. Review findings: #137 (comment) #137 (comment)
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Machine-applied only, no behaviour change: PEP 585/604 builtin generics (List -> list, Optional[X] -> X | None), import ordering, redundant intermediate assignments, composite test assertions split into one assert each, and unused tuple elements renamed to _. The rules that produce these land in the follow-up commit, so this one stays a pure diff to skim and the config arrives with the changes that need judgment. Excluded UP042 (str, Enum -> StrEnum) from the sweep: StrEnum.__str__ returns the bare value where (str, Enum) returns ClassName.MEMBER, which would change logged and serialized output.
Adds the rule families that catch bug classes rather than style: DTZ (timezone-aware datetimes), BLE (blind except), B (bugbear), S (bandit), ERA (commented-out code), PT (pytest style), plus SIM/RET/PERF/C4/RUF/ISC and ten families that were already clean and now stay that way (PIE, FLY, RSE, PGH, TID, INP, A, LOG, G). The changes it required: - Timestamps are timezone-aware. Duration arithmetic uses UTC, which no DST change can skew. Displayed timestamps use .astimezone(), so the operator still reads local wall-clock time; a test pins that, because reaching for UTC here would silently shift every logged line. - SystemExit and the DotDict AttributeError carry their cause. - pytest.raises patterns that were meant literally are escaped. They were matching as regexes, so "bad.url" and a trailing "." accepted more than the test intended. - The _real_library_root fixture is renamed: it returns a value the tests use, so the underscore was telling readers and linters otherwise. - One dead commented import removed, and a commented-out allowlist in repo.py replaced with a line saying why any HTTPS host is accepted. Deliberately not adopted, with the reason recorded in the config: UP042 (StrEnum changes __str__ output), ISC001 and COM812 (the formatter owns that), SIM117 and A002 in tests (style only). The twelve blind excepts are deliberate defensive boundaries around futures, pynetbox calls and YAML parsing. Narrowing them changes runtime behaviour and needs its own analysis, so each is marked with the reason it exists. The rule still applies to new code. ANN, PTH, FBT, TRY003/EM and the PLR refactor rules stay off: ~1000 findings between them, all churn or wide-radius refactors, none of them a bug class this code has hit.
ImportRun stored whatever started_at it was given. RunSummary.capture then subtracts it from datetime.now(UTC), so a naive value raised TypeError at the end of the run rather than at the boundary that accepted it. Attach the local timezone when the value is naive, which is what Python means by a naive datetime, and leave an aware value untouched. The field only feeds elapsed-time reporting, so rejecting a plain datetime.now() would cost callers more than the conversion does. Also replaces the endpoint sampling in the log timestamp test with a frozen clock. It read the clock three times and asserted the middle read matched one of the outer two, which a scheduler delay between reads could break. The stub models a real clock (naive now() is local, now(tz) converts the same instant) rather than using replace(), which reinterprets the wall clock and made the test pass against a UTC implementation too. Review findings: #137 (comment) #137 (comment)
The wider rule set lands on this branch, so tests added on develop after it was cut are the first to break it. Import blocks inside three test functions are sorted, and the module-type query assertion binds its expected text to a name. SIM905 wanted that literal replaced with a list of tokens, which would leave the expected GraphQL unreadable. Binding it first keeps the query legible and the rule satisfied.
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E, F, W, D, C901to the families that catch bug classes, and clears everything they found.Two commits, meant to be read separately:
11d2f5c— pure autofix sweep. Machine output only, no behaviour change. Skim it.0fe952a— the config plus the changes that needed judgment. Read this one.What the new rules found
DTZ— 14 naivedatetime.now()calls. Duration arithmetic now uses UTC, which no DST change can skew. Displayed timestamps use.astimezone(), so the operator still reads local wall-clock time. A test pins that: reaching for UTC here would silently shift every logged line by the local offset.RUF043— 5pytest.raises(match=...)patterns being read as regexes."Invalid Git URL: ftp://bad.url"and a trailing.were matching more than the tests intended. Now escaped, or made raw where the regex was deliberate.B904— 7 exceptions raised without their cause.PT019— the_real_library_rootfixture. It returns a value the tests use, so the leading underscore was telling both readers and linters otherwise. Renamed.ERA001— one dead commented import, and a commented-out allowlist inrepo.pyreplaced by a line saying why any HTTPS host is accepted.Chosen not to adopt
Recorded in the config with reasons, so nobody re-litigates them:
UP042StrEnum.__str__returns the bare value where(str, Enum)returnsClassName.MEMBER— changes logged and serialized outputISC001,COM812ruff-format, which owns thisSIM117,A002(tests)ANNcheck_untyped_defsalready covers the bug classPTH,FBTTRY003/EMPLR0913/0917/2004C901already caps complexityThe blind excepts
The 12
BLE001sites are deliberate defensive boundaries around futures, pynetbox calls and YAML parsing. Narrowing any of them changes runtime behaviour and needs its own analysis, so each is marked with the reason it exists rather than silently swallowed. The rule still applies to new code, which is the point.Verification
1233 passed, coverage 97.79%, ruff and ruff-format clean, mypy clean.
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