Enhance Logging and Update Test and Coverage Workflows #354
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#233 -) Changes in file .coveragerc: * updated related config Changes in file multicast/__init__.py: * added debug signposts via logging module Changes in file multicast/env.py: * added debug signposts via logging module Changes in file multicast/exceptions.py: * added debug signposts via logging module Changes in file multicast/hear.py: * added debug signposts via logging module * related work Changes in file multicast/recv.py: * added debug signposts via logging module Changes in file multicast/send.py: * added debug signposts via logging module * related work Changes in file multicast/skt.py: * added debug signpost via logging module Changes in file requirements.txt: * mention of loggin builtin Changes in file tests/__init__.py: * added debug signposts via logging module Changes in file tests/context.py: * related work Changes in file tests/run_selective.py: * related work def main() -> None:
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WalkthroughThis pull request enhances logging across various modules and updates the project’s test and coverage workflows. The changes add new loggers, debug messages, and error handling improvements in several multicast modules, tests, and setup scripts. The Makefile targets are updated to improve the removal of coverage artifacts and test reports, while Changes
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766-771: Use of f-strings in logging calls.
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multicast/send.py (6)
149-149: Add logging module import.
No issues with adding theimport loggingstatement; it's standard practice for enabling logging functionality in this module.
167-172: Initialize module-level logger.
Defining a logger and logging a debug message about loading the module is consistent with the project's logging approach. Good use of lazy formatting ("Loading %s").
361-365: Success/failure logging levels.
Usinginfofor success andwarningfor failure is a clear way to differentiate outcomes. Just ensure it aligns with your overall logging strategy, as other places usedebug.
385-386: Local logger usage in doStep.
Creating a new logger withlogging.getLogger(McastSAY.__name__)for this method is fine and helps keep logs context-specific.
395-396: Reading from stdin.
Initializing_result = Truebefore the loop is a straightforward approach to accumulate success/failure across multiple chunks.
410-411: Accumulate chunk results & finish logging.
This logic ensures failure if any chunk fails. Overall approach is consistent and easy to maintain.multicast/exceptions.py (7)
197-197: Add logging module import.
No issues with adding an import forlogginghere; it aligns well with other logging-based changes in this file.
207-216: Initialize module logger.
Creating a dedicated logger for this module and logging initialization steps is a clean, consistent approach.
447-448: Adding status debug logs.
These lines help track initialization progress of exceptions and error messages. They look good.
526-529: Validating exit code logs.
The debug logs around validation are appropriately placed and help with tracing potential exit code issues.
532-532: Loading CEP-8 EXIT_CODES.
This debug statement provides clarity on initialization steps; no issues here.
644-644: EXIT_CODES initialization complete.
Logging final initialization helps confirm the dictionary is ready. Looks fine.
759-761: Switching logger references.
You set_func_logger = module_loggerthen reassign_func_logger = logging.getLogger(func.__name__). This is acceptable, though somewhat redundant; no functional issues.tests/__init__.py (2)
139-200: Initializing test logger & handling import errors.
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284-295: Doctest handling logs.
Logging missing doctests or errors atwarning/exceptionlevels clarifies test coverage issues without halting the test process. Nicely done.multicast/hear.py (9)
199-199: Introduction of the logging import is appropriate.
This aligns well with the module-level logging setup and prevents scattering print statements across the code. No concerns here.
220-225: Module-level logger usage is consistent.
Definingmodule_loggerat the top helps maintain a single logger reference, providing a clear point of logging configuration. This also avoids repeated calls tologging.getLogger(__name__).
255-278: Extended docstring for__log_handle__is thorough.
The docstring clarifies its purpose and includes tests aligned with project conventions. This is helpful for maintainability.
437-485:loggerproperty meets CEP-7 requirements.
This property-based approach is clean, and the docstring is thorough, including multiple test cases. Good job!
496-496: Replacing print statements with server-side logging.
These lines introduce info-level logs (server_activate,open_request,server_bind, etc.). It centralizes server lifecycle messages and aids debugging. No issues found.Also applies to: 517-517, 535-535, 539-542, 558-558
711-715: Secure logging of invalid UTF-8.
Swapping the f-string for parameter-based logging is a good practice. It avoids evaluating the string if the logger isn’t used and reduces any chance of log injection. Since only the client IP is logged, there's minimal security exposure.
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The incremental debug messages around server initialization, finalization, and success/failure reporting give clear visibility into the multicast lifecycle stages. No concerns here.Also applies to: 834-837, 842-845, 851-851, 852-861
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_sync_loggerimplementation.
The docstring is CEP-7 compliant, detailing usage, returns, and doctests thoroughly. As a minor safety check, ensure you never call_sync_loggerwhenself.socketisNone. You could do:if self.socket is not None: (logger_name, _) = self.socket.getsockname()Please confirm there’s no path where
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Nonesocket. After verifying usage across the codebase, including tests that instantiateMcastServerin various scenarios, it’s clear that_sync_loggeris only called after the socket has been bound and properly set. There is no execution path whereself.socketis unset.That said, while the current implementation is robust, you might consider adding an optional defensive check such as:
if self.socket is not None: (logger_name, _) = self.socket.getsockname() else: self.__logger = logging.getLogger(f"{self.__log_handle__}")This would further future-proof the code against any accidental misuse.
tests/run_selective.py (3)
38-42: Excellent debug logging implementation.The debug logging is correctly implemented with lazy formatting to avoid unnecessary string interpolation when debug mode is disabled. This is an exemplary practice for logging.
68-71: Logging implementation shows good module-level organization.The logger is properly initialized with the module name, which aligns with the PR objectives of establishing module-level loggers. The f-strings in logging calls are acceptable for test code as per project conventions.
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78-79: Good exception handling with logging.The code now properly uses
logger.exception()to log exceptions, which automatically includes the traceback information. This is a significant improvement over direct print statements.tests/test_recv.py (3)
20-24: Well-documented module purpose.The module docstring clearly explains the purpose of the test module and its focus on the
McastRECV.doStepmethod's branching logic, which aligns well with the PR objective of enhancing logging functionality.
48-53: Good test class organization with meta tagging.The test class is properly tagged with "extra" and "coverage" meta tags, which helps organize tests by category. This aligns with the project's selective test running capabilities implemented in
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128-144: Excellent test for console output verification.This test effectively captures and verifies console output by redirecting stdout, which is a good approach for testing interactive features. The test also confirms proper logging behavior when console output is enabled.
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- **Chores**
- Updated configuration files for coverage, pytest, and dependencies.
- Enhanced `.gitignore` and labeling configuration for better project maintenance.
- Added and updated test scripts and test suite organization for improved coverage and grouping.
- **Style**
- Refactored codebase for consistent string usage, formatting, and logging practices.
- **Tests**
- Reorganized and expanded test suite structure, added dynamic doctest loading, and improved test marker definitions.
- **Refactor**
- Modularized and improved import logic, logging, and internal helper functions for maintainability and robustness.
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1. **Error Handling Improvements**:
- Refactored exception handling for better traceability and maintainability.
- Introduced `ShutdownCommandReceived` exception for explicit shutdown command handling.
2. **Documentation and Templates**:
- Expanded CI and environment configuration documentation, including new badges, usage examples, and copyright/license.
- Improved docstrings, exception guides, and FAQ with clearer examples and error handling.
- Added new tests for Python versions, workflows for minimal acceptance, and doctests.
- Enhanced test suite structure, added dynamic doctest loading, and improved test marker definitions.
1. **Static Analysis and Linting**:
- Introduced extensive static analysis and linting rule configurations for Python and YAML, enforcing documentation, naming conventions, code style, and GitHub Actions workflow patterns.
- Added 20 new AST-grep rules, including 16 multicast-specific, 3 Python-specific, and 1 GHA-specific rules.
2. **Enhanced GitHub Actions**:
- New workflows for **Flake8**, **Shellcheck**, **CD-PyPi**, and **Makefile Lint**.
- Updates to existing workflows for CI, testing, and code quality checks.
- Improved automation for packaging, testing, and deployment.
3. **Housekeeping and Configuration**:
- Revised `.gitignore` to exclude more development artifacts.
- Enhanced `Makefile` with new targets (`branding`, `purge-coverage-artifacts`), dependencies management, and defaults.
- Improved error handling, logging, and validation across core modules (`multicast`, `env`, `exceptions`, `recv`, `hear`, `send`, `skt`).
- Standardized string literals and exception variable naming for clarity and consistency.
- **Removed Legacy Scripts**: Tools like `tool_checkmake.sh` and `tool_shlock_helper.sh` were replaced with symbolic links or moved under `.github/tools/`.
- **Workflow Adjustments**: Deprecated YAML configurations were replaced or updated with streamlined and secure alternatives.
The changes introduced in the `v2.0.8` release (compared to `v2.0.7`) are extensive and cover multiple areas of the repository.
- **Refactoring Exception Handling:**
- Changed exception variable naming from generic (e.g., `err`, `impErr`) to `_cause` for better traceability.
- Improved `raise from` usage to maintain the original exception context.
- Enhanced clarity and maintainability of error handling across the codebase.
**Impact:**
- These changes improve debugging and maintainability by providing more informative and granular error contexts. They also align with best practices for exception handling.
- **`ShutdownCommandReceived` Exception:**
- Added a new exception class to handle shutdown commands explicitly.
- **AST-Grep Rules for Code Standardization:**
- Introduced `.ast-grep` rules to enforce patterns for `doStep` and `setupArgs` implementations.
- Added utility files for Python-specific AST validation.
**Impact:**
- These features enhance robustness by formalizing error handling for shutdown scenarios.
- Enforcing code patterns ensures consistency in the implementation of core functions.
- Updated exception handling examples in `Exception_Guide.md`.
- Revised FAQ and usage documentation to reflect changes in error handling and function signatures.
- Incremented version references in `docs/conf.py`.
**Impact:**
- Documentation is now more accurate and user-friendly, helping developers understand new conventions and best practices.
- **Improved Coverage for Doctests:**
- Added configurations to include only `multicast/*` files in coverage reports for doctests.
- **Additional Test Cases:**
- Added tests for edge cases and regression.
- **Refinements in Test Utilities:**
- Enhanced logging and output formatting using `cioutput.py`.
**Impact:**
- Enhanced test coverage and detailed reporting improve test reliability and debugging efficiency.
- **New PyPI Deployment Workflow:**
- Introduced `CD-PyPi.yml` workflow for automated publishing of releases to PyPI.
- **Updated CI Workflows:**
- Refined CI configurations to align with Python version updates and GitHub Action improvements.
**Impact:**
- The new deployment pipeline automates release publishing, reducing manual overhead.
- Updated CI workflows leverage the latest tools and methodologies, ensuring compatibility and reliability.
- **Consistency Improvements:**
- Unified function type annotations for better static analysis.
- Refactored redundant or deprecated patterns.
- **Tooling Updates:**
- Introduced `.github/tools/cioutput.py` for consistent CI/CD output formatting.
- Enhanced Makefile with branding and improved task definitions.
**Impact:**
- These changes enhance code quality, readability, and maintainability.
- **Deprecations:**
- Removed obsolete shell scripts and replaced them with symbolic links or consolidated versions.
- **Branding:**
- Added branding to the Makefile for a more professional touch.
**Impact:**
- Streamlining and branding improve the overall developer experience and project presentation.
The `v2.0.8` release introduces significant improvements in exception handling, testing, build automation, and code quality. These changes enhance robustness, maintainability, and developer productivity.
- **Branding**: Added branding to the Makefile for a more professional touch.
- **Technical Debt Reduction**: Refactoring legacy code patterns and standardizing coding practices.
This release represents the culmination of numerous smaller efforts, bringing together improvements from over 40 previous PRs and addressing over 40 distinct issues. It serves as a comprehensive preparation for future development, establishing strong foundations for the upcoming 2.1 version.
The PR includes significant improvements to all core modules of the `multicast` package:
- **hear.py**: Substantial refactoring (348 additions, 53 deletions)
- **env.py**: Enhanced environment handling (263 additions, 51 deletions)
- **exceptions.py**: Improved error handling (189 additions, 50 deletions)
- **recv.py**: Optimized receiving functionality (183 additions, 54 deletions)
- **__init__.py**: Updated package initialization (162 additions, 75 deletions)
A major focus on code quality through:
- **20 New AST-grep Rules**: Including 16 multicast-specific, 3 Python-specific, and 1 GHA-specific rules
- **Code Style Standardization**: Consistent string handling and import organization
- **Documentation Requirements**: New rules for enforcing docstrings and test documentation
Comprehensive improvements to build and test infrastructure:
- **11 Workflow Files Updated**: Including 490+ lines of additions
- **New Workflows**: Added dedicated workflows for Flake8, ShellCheck, and PyPI deployment
- **Testing Improvements**: Enhanced pytest configuration (23 lines added)
- **GitHub Actions**: Multiple action upgrades for security and functionality
Significant documentation enhancements:
- **API Documentation**: Improved docstrings across the codebase
- **Usage Guidelines**: Updated USAGE.md, Exception_Guide.md, and FAQ.md
- **CI Documentation**: Added comprehensive CI.md (49 additions)
- **Documentation Tools**: Major improvements to docs/utils.py (216 additions)
This PR demonstrates systematic progression through:
1. **Dependency Maintenance**: 12 dependency updates via Dependabot
2. **Technical Debt Reduction**: Refactoring legacy code patterns
3. **Standardization**: Implementation of consistent coding standards
4. **Automation**: Enhanced testing and CI/CD capabilities
5. **Documentation**: Comprehensive documentation updates reflecting all changes
1. **Code Quality**: Implementation of robust static analysis rules
2. **Developer Experience**: Improved documentation and error handling
3. **Reliability**: Enhanced testing infrastructure and coverage
4. **Maintainability**: Standardized coding patterns and documentation requirements
5. **Build Process**: Streamlined CI/CD workflows with improved caching
> This release represents the culmination of numerous smaller efforts, bringing together improvements from over 40 previous PRs and addressing over 40 distinct issues. It serves as a comprehensive preparation for future development, establishing strong foundations for the upcoming 2.1 version.
>
> These changes aim to enhance code quality, enforce best practices, and streamline CI/CD processes.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
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multicast.recvfunctionality, validating various scenarios of thedoStepmethod.