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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds gonsole, a Go module for command-line programs with command parsing, plugin support, environment settings, built-in commands, HTTP serving, and test utilities. It also updates repository documentation and CI coverage, and changes one phrase in a locale test template. ChangesGonsole framework
Repository integration
Locale test wording
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~75 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Main
participant ProgramRun
participant Dispatch as runner.dispatch
participant Invoke as runner.invoke
participant Perform as runner.perform
participant Hooks as Program hooks
Main->>ProgramRun: Run with arguments and streams
ProgramRun->>Dispatch: Dispatch arguments
Dispatch->>Invoke: Invoke resolved command
Invoke->>Perform: Perform command call
Perform->>Hooks: Authorize, migrate when requested, run, and record
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Importing a multi-word report name gives the wrong report count. This is a narrow example-command issue and does not otherwise block merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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In `@gonsole/exec_test.go`:
- Around line 225-227: Replace the fixed sleep in the signal test with a
readiness handshake: add a hidden command to the example Program that reports
readiness after gonsole.Main installs the signal handler and then blocks on
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| _, err := r.migrateAll(ctx, call, call.Stdout) | ||
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| commands = append(commands, Command{Name: "migrate", Summary: "apply every schema step", Run: migrate}) |
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Running migrate without -yes immediately invokes core and plugin migration callbacks. The command is not marked as writing and has no dry-run guard, so an operator can change the configured database schema without confirming the write. Require confirmation before merging.
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In-memory exampleapp migration test
- The authored Go test replaces core and plugin migrations with recorded callbacks and verifies whether a flagless run invokes them, without opening a database.
- The authored shell command runs the same test against a temporary guarded overlay and then the unchanged PR candidate, capturing each result.
- The guarded-overlay run completed with no migration callbacks, showing the dry-run reference behavior.
PR candidate migration test output
- The unchanged candidate ran both core and plugin callbacks for `migrate` without `-yes`, confirming the reported behavior.
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Path: gonsole/base.go
Line: 32
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**Migrate bypasses confirmation**
Running `migrate` without `-yes` immediately invokes core and plugin migration callbacks. The command is not marked as writing and has no dry-run guard, so an operator can change the configured database schema without confirming the write. Require confirmation before merging.
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| for _, arg := range args { | ||
| if arg == "--" { | ||
| return false | ||
| } | ||
| if isHelpFlag(arg) { | ||
| return true | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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When a string flag receives -h or --help as a separate value, the argument scan mistakes that value for a help request. The command prints help and exits successfully instead of running. This non-blocking parsing issue can silently skip an intended operation.
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Go source for the string flag value reproduction
- The authored executable runs a command with a string flag and checks whether its value reaches the command.
Separate -h value prints help instead of executing
- Running the Go repro with `-label -h` printed help and failed its execution assertion, confirming the skipped command.
Equals-form -h value executes the command
- Running the same repro with `-label=-h` printed the value from the command, confirming the intended flag behavior.
Separate --help value prints help instead of executing
- Running the Go repro with `-label --help` printed help and failed its execution assertion, confirming the same defect for the long spelling.
Equals-form --help value executes the command
- Running the same repro with `-label=--help` printed the value from the command, confirming the intended flag behavior.
Existing flag and argument parser test passes
- The focused existing Go test passed, showing that its current cases do not catch this help-like value.
Worktree status after verification
- Git status and a diff check showed only untracked directories and no tracked change to `gonsole/parse.go`.
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Path: gonsole/parse.go
Line: 20-27
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**Help intercepts flag values**
When a string flag receives `-h` or `--help` as a separate value, the argument scan mistakes that value for a help request. The command prints help and exits successfully instead of running. This non-blocking parsing issue can silently skip an intended operation.
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| return nil | ||
| } | ||
| return r.program.Record(context.WithoutCancel(ctx), call, cmd.Name) |
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If the audit store waits for its context to finish, an applied command can remain blocked after the request deadline expires. context.WithoutCancel removes that deadline without replacing it. This non-blocking concern can leave an operator waiting indefinitely when audit storage does not respond.
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Go source for the bounded applied-command audit test
- This source runs an applied command with context-waiting and eventually completing Record callbacks under an independent harness timeout, so a blocked callback cannot stall the test process.
Command used to run the audit test against both revisions
- This command runs the same Go source against a temporary pre-change checkout and the PR candidate, capturing their output side by side.
Audit test output before the context change
- The executed pre-change command gave Record a deadline and returned when the request expired, establishing the baseline.
Audit test output with the PR candidate
- The executed candidate gave Record no deadline or cancellation channel and remained blocked at the independent bound when the callback waited on context, confirming the unbounded-wait defect.
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Path: gonsole/actor.go
Line: 44
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**Audit recording lacks deadline**
If the audit store waits for its context to finish, an applied command can remain blocked after the request deadline expires. `context.WithoutCancel` removes that deadline without replacing it. This non-blocking concern can leave an operator waiting indefinitely when audit storage does not respond.
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In `@gonsole/internal/exampleapp/program.go`:
- Line 135: Update the import-count logic in the command flow near the
fmt.Fprintf call to count input lines rather than whitespace-separated words, so
a multi-word report name counts as one report. Add a test covering a multi-word
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| // countNames returns how many lines of input hold a report name. | ||
| func countNames(input io.Reader) (int, error) { | ||
| count := 0 | ||
| lines := bufio.NewScanner(input) |
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When an input line exceeds the scanner’s default limit, report:import now exits with an error instead of counting the report. A 71,680-byte single-line name succeeded before this change but now produces bufio.Scanner: token too long and no import count. This non-blocking regression prevents unusually long names from being imported.
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- The executed script builds isolated parent and current source trees and runs the same targeted test without editing tracked files.
- The executed Go test sends one-line names through the example program's report import command and records exit codes and output.
Parent implementation counts the long name
- The parent implementation counted both single-line inputs as one report and exited successfully, establishing the previous behavior.
Current implementation rejects the long name
- The current implementation counted the shorter control but exited with a Scanner token-too-long error for the 71,680-byte name, confirming the regression.
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Path: gonsole/internal/exampleapp/program.go
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**Long report names fail**
When an input line exceeds the scanner’s default limit, `report:import` now exits with an error instead of counting the report. A 71,680-byte single-line name succeeded before this change but now produces `bufio.Scanner: token too long` and no import count. This non-blocking regression prevents unusually long names from being imported.
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Closes #18
What
This adds
gonsole, a new module that runs the command line of a Go program. A program lists its own commands, and compiled plugins can add theirs. Every command gets a help page. A command that writes stays a dry run until-yes. A command can answer one JSON document with-json. A write that needs an account takes-as, and the program checks and records that account.The module also brings the commands every program shares:
help,list,version,check,serve,migrateandseed. It adds helpers to read settings, an HTTP server that stops cleanly on a signal, and atestkitpackage for tests.The same pull request adds the module to CI and to the README. It also gives one gottext test a generic product name.
Why
Downstream applications each built their own command line by hand. Their flags, exit codes and help pages drifted apart. Plugins had no way to add a command. One shared module gives every program the same rules and the same tests.
Testing Instructions
The repository's own gates cover this.
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