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fix(installer): install utils, better sudo handling

Open ocervell opened this issue 7 months ago • 3 comments

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added support for discovering and loading utility classes alongside tasks, enabling dynamic extension of available commands.
    • Introduced a new command for installing the Go programming language (version 1.24.0), including prerequisite checks and streamlined installation steps.

  • Improvements

    • Enhanced error handling for sudo access checks, providing clearer feedback if the sudo command is missing.
    • Improved installation feedback by displaying detailed error messages during installation failures.

  • Other Changes

    • Updated internal mechanisms for class discovery and import, allowing for more flexible and maintainable command and utility management.

ocervell avatar May 20 '25 08:05 ocervell

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ocervell avatar May 21 '25 17:05 ocervell

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@ocervell I've reviewed PR #655 "fix(installer): install utils, better sudo handling" and it looks very solid. Here's my analysis:

Positive Aspects

  • Improved Error Handling: Great addition of the FileNotFoundError catch in _prompt_sudo() - this will provide much clearer feedback when sudo isn't available.
  • Better Code Organization: The new @util() decorator and supporting discovery code establishes a clear separation between tasks and utilities.
  • Go Installation Improvement: Moving from a direct shell script to a class-based implementation makes the Go installation more consistent with other tools.
  • Error Visibility: Displaying command execution errors in the installer will help users troubleshoot installation problems more effectively.

Minor Observations

  • The PR shows good attention to detail by ensuring the unified discovery mechanism works with both tasks and utils.
  • The changes maintain backward compatibility while improving the codebase structure.

Overall this PR represents a solid improvement to the codebase that will enhance error handling and maintainability. I recommend merging it.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new mechanism for discovering and registering utility classes alongside existing task classes. A new decorator marks utility classes, and a new go utility is added for installing the Go programming language. The CLI's Go installer now uses this utility class. Error handling and output improvements are made throughout, and dynamic discovery functions are expanded to support both tasks and utilities.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
secator/cli.py Updated Go installation to use ToolInstaller.install(go) utility class instead of a shell command.
secator/decorators.py Added util decorator to mark utility classes with __util__ = True.
secator/installer.py SourceInstaller.install now adds no_process: False and prints command errors after execution.
secator/runners/command.py Improved _prompt_sudo error handling for missing sudo and enhanced error messages with rich formatting.
secator/tasks/init.py Imports and registers utility classes (UTILS), updates __all__ and dynamic imports to include them.
secator/tasks/go.py Introduced new go utility class for installing Go, decorated with @util().
secator/utils.py Added class discovery functions for tasks and utilities, supporting dynamic loading and caching.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI
    participant ToolInstaller
    participant go Utility

    User->>CLI: Run 'install_go' command
    CLI->>ToolInstaller: install(go)
    ToolInstaller->>go Utility: Execute install_cmd
    go Utility-->>ToolInstaller: Installation result
    ToolInstaller-->>CLI: Status
    CLI-->>User: Output result

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In the warren of code, a new path we find,
Utilities and tasks, now neatly combined.
Go hops in with a shiny new shell,
Discovery’s dynamic, and all works well.
With sudo checks and errors caught bright—
The rabbit’s code garden grows just right!
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