fix(cli): confirm CSV purchases once for the whole run, not per region - #2105
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCSV purchase runs now confirm once against the full filtered recommendation set. A declined confirmation stops the run before regional processing. SIGINT handling and shutdown checks apply to CSV processing, including service, region, and purchase loops. ChangesCSV purchase confirmation and shutdown
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant runToolFromCSV
participant prepareCSVPurchaseRun
participant ConfirmPurchase
participant processCSVRegionPurchases
runToolFromCSV->>prepareCSVPurchaseRun: prepare filtered recommendations
prepareCSVPurchaseRun->>ConfirmPurchase: confirm full-set totals
alt confirmation declined
ConfirmPurchase-->>prepareCSVPurchaseRun: decline
prepareCSVPurchaseRun-->>runToolFromCSV: return no recommendations
else confirmation accepted
ConfirmPurchase-->>prepareCSVPurchaseRun: acceptance
prepareCSVPurchaseRun-->>runToolFromCSV: return recommendations
runToolFromCSV->>processCSVRegionPurchases: process each region
end
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to An interrupted CSV purchase run may remain stuck at confirmation or during a blocking operation, and its summaries may include purchases never attempted. Resolve these behaviors before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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1883-1921: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCapture and assert the confirmation totals.
sumPassedRecscurrently passes the combined count of 5 toConfirmPurchase. However,ConfirmPurchasereturnsfalseon non-TTY stdin before it uses either total argument. Therefore, per-region totals of 2 or 3 produce the sameok=falseandrecs=nilassertions.Add a test seam around
ConfirmPurchase, capture its arguments, and assert that both fixture rows produce the expected combined totals.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 562: Move the deferred registerShutdownSignalHandler call in the
ConfirmPurchase flow so the interrupt handler is registered only after
confirmation and before regional processing, allowing Ctrl-C to interrupt a
blocked confirmation prompt.
- Around line 623-624: When processPurchaseLoop is interrupted, processedRecs
may include recommendations with no corresponding result, causing skipped items
to appear in purchase summaries. Before appending in the caller, align the
recommendation slice with the regionResults prefix; use that
attempted-recommendation slice for both serviceRecs and allAdjustedRecs.
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Review comments at @cmd/multi_service_test.go:
- Around line 1883-1921: Update
TestLoadAndConfirmCSVPurchase_ConfirmsOnceAgainstFullSet to capture the totals
passed by loadAndConfirmCSVPurchase to ConfirmPurchase through a test seam, then
assert they reflect both fixture rows combined (count 5). Keep the
declined-confirmation assertions, since they verify the abort path separately.
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| // (runToolMultiService). Before #1610 this path had no SIGINT handling | ||
| // at all: runToolMultiService registers it only on the non-CSV branch, | ||
| // in code unreachable from CSV mode (the CSV branch returns first). | ||
| defer registerShutdownSignalHandler()() |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Let Ctrl-C exit during the confirmation prompt.
If the operator presses Ctrl-C while ConfirmPurchase waits for a terminal response, this handler consumes the interrupt. The prompt can remain blocked waiting for a newline, so the CSV run does not stop promptly. Register the handler after confirmation, before regional processing, or make the prompt respond to shutdown. (pkg.go.dev)
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Review comment at @cmd/multi_service.go at line 562:
Move the deferred registerShutdownSignalHandler call in the ConfirmPurchase flow
so the interrupt handler is registered only after confirmation and before
regional processing, allowing Ctrl-C to interrupt a blocked confirmation prompt.
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| serviceRecs = append(serviceRecs, processedRecs...) | ||
| allAdjustedRecs = append(allAdjustedRecs, processedRecs...) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Exclude recommendations skipped after an interrupt from the purchase summaries.
When shutdownRequested stops processPurchaseLoop, the loop returns one result for each attempted recommendation and omits the remaining suffix. The caller still passes the full processedRecs slice to the summaries. calculateServiceStats counts every recommendation and instance in that slice, but counts purchase outcomes only from regionResults. Skipped recommendations therefore appear as selected recommendations with their instances and savings included.
Align the recommendation slice with the result prefix before appending it:
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if !ok {
continue
}
- serviceRecs = append(serviceRecs, processedRecs...)
- allAdjustedRecs = append(allAdjustedRecs, processedRecs...)
+ // processPurchaseLoop returns one result for each attempted recommendation.
+ attemptedRecs := processedRecs[:len(regionResults)]
+ serviceRecs = append(serviceRecs, attemptedRecs...)
+ allAdjustedRecs = append(allAdjustedRecs, attemptedRecs...)
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| serviceRecs = append(serviceRecs, processedRecs...) | |
| allAdjustedRecs = append(allAdjustedRecs, processedRecs...) | |
| // processPurchaseLoop returns one result for each attempted recommendation. | |
| attemptedRecs := processedRecs[:len(regionResults)] | |
| serviceRecs = append(serviceRecs, attemptedRecs...) | |
| allAdjustedRecs = append(allAdjustedRecs, attemptedRecs...) |
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Review comment at @cmd/multi_service.go around lines 623 - 624:
When processPurchaseLoop is interrupted, processedRecs may include
recommendations with no corresponding result, causing skipped items to appear in
purchase summaries. Before appending in the caller, align the recommendation
slice with the regionResults prefix; use that attempted-recommendation slice for
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In --input-csv mode the purchase confirmation lived inside processPurchaseLoop and was asked once per (service, region), showing only that region's totals, and declining canceled only that region before the loop prompted again for the next one. The CSV path also had no SIGINT handling. prepareCSVPurchaseRun now confirms once against the full post-filter set, after the audit-log writability check and CSV read and before the AWS config, service clients or duplicate checks. A decline aborts the whole run, writes no report and no audit record (matching the non-CSV path), and a non-interactive run without confirmation still fails closed. confirmPurchaseRun is shared with runPurchaseAndReport, and registerShutdownSignalHandler arms SIGINT on both entry points, with shutdown checks at the service, region and recommendation levels. The per-region prompt, createCancelledResults and the test that only exercised SkipConfirmation=true are removed. Closes #1610
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Rebased onto main (1f5e2f6) after #2101, #2104 and #2107 merged. New head: 42011fb. Conflict resolution: kept #2101's Replaced the compile-failure proof with a behavioral test, |
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🟠 Major · Restore SIGINT behavior after the first interrupt. · multi_service.go:101-102
cmd/multi_service.go:101-102
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRestore SIGINT behavior after the first interrupt.
After the handler receives one SIGINT, its goroutine exits, but
signal.Notifyremains active until the run returns. If a cloud call or purchase delay then blocks, a second Ctrl-C cannot terminate the process. Stop SIGINT interception after the first signal, or handle subsequent signals explicitly.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @cmd/multi_service.go:
- Around line 101-102: Update the SIGINT handler in the `multi_service.go`
signal setup so interception stops after the first signal, allowing a subsequent
Ctrl-C to terminate the process while a cloud call or purchase delay is blocked;
alternatively, explicitly handle subsequent signals to terminate the process.
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Independent adversarial review (Opus 5.5) at 42011fb: MERGE. The per-region confirm is removed; the single ConfirmPurchase call site (confirmPurchaseRun) is shared by --services and CSV runs, so each run asks exactly once. In CSV runs it sits after the audit writability check, CSV read and filter, and before loadAWSConfig, so there's no AWS call or purchase before it and the totals cover every region (an upper bound, before dedup). Decline or non-TTY: 'Purchase canceled', exit 0, nothing processed, consistent with --services and #2101's audit semantics. #2101 guarantees are intact (writability first, one runID). Pre-fix: TestRunToolFromCSV_ConfirmsOnceBeforeAnyRegion fails 4 assertions on main (main reached DescribeReservedDBInstances before any prompt). Local: 877 tests pass, vet clean; CI all green. Follow-up filed for the dead processService path. |
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--input-csvmode the purchase confirmation was prompted once per (service, region) instead of once for the whole run, and declining only canceled the region being processed; the loops then prompted again for the next region. The operator never saw the total they were authorizing, and "no" did not mean no. The CSV path also had no SIGINT handling.Root cause
The confirmation lived inside
processPurchaseLoop, atj == 0of each region's loop, showing only that region's slice.runToolMultiServiceregisters the SIGINT handler only on its non-CSV branch, which the CSV branch returns before reaching.Fix
prepareCSVPurchaseRun(added by fix(cli): write audit records and check writability on the CSV purchase path #2101) now also confirms once against the full post-filter set. Order: audit-log writability check, CSV read, filter/size, confirm, then AWS config and runID. The confirmation happens before any AWS call, service client or duplicate check.runPurchaseAndReportreturns beforeexecutePurchasePipeline).ConfirmPurchasereturns false when stdin is not a terminal. No--yeswas added.confirmPurchaseRunis shared by the non-CSV path (runPurchaseAndReport) and the CSV path, so both show the same run-wide total. The non-CSV--servicespath still confirms beforeexecutePurchasePipeline.registerShutdownSignalHandleris shared by both entry points; the CSV path checksshutdownRequestedat the service, region and recommendation levels.processPurchaseLoopstill takes the run-widerunID(now threaded throughprocessCSVRegionPurchases) and writes a record for every dry-run and real purchase attempt.createCancelledResultsand its test, andTestProcessPurchaseLoopUserCancellation(it setSkipConfirmation=trueand never exercised cancellation).Regression test
TestRunToolFromCSV_ConfirmsOnceBeforeAnyRegionrunsrunToolFromCSVwith a 2-region CSV,ActualPurchase=trueand no confirmation (stdin is not a terminal, so this is both the decline and the non-interactive path). It asserts exactly one confirmation, "Purchase canceled.", no region processed, no report and no audit record.Proof it fails on
origin/main(1f5e2f6): copied the test into a worktree of main and ran it. It fails 4 assertions: 0 confirmations instead of 1 (main reached both regions' duplicate checks before any prompt), no "Purchase canceled.", "Region:" printed for both regions, and a report written. It passes on this head.Verification (GOTOOLCHAIN=go1.26.6, GOWORK=off)
go build -o /dev/null ./cmd: cleango vet ./cmd/...: cleango test -race -short ./cmd/...: 877 passedgo mod tidy -diff: emptyrun --timeout=10m ./...: 0 issuesgocyclo -over 10 -ignore _test.go cmd/: cleanpre-commit run --from-ref origin/main --to-ref HEAD: all hooks passedCloses #1610
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