fix: comprehensive tracker doctor checks with actionable errors#83
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as CLI Layer
participant Executor as executeDoctor
participant Config as DoctorConfig
participant Runner as runDoctorWithConfig
participant Builder as buildChecks
participant Checks as Health Checks
participant Result as Result Handler
CLI->>Executor: parseDoctor Flags<br/>(--probe, --backend, pipeline.dip)
Executor->>Config: Create DoctorConfig<br/>(probe, backend, pipelineFile)
Executor->>Runner: runDoctorWithConfig<br/>(workdir, cfg)
Runner->>Builder: buildChecks(cfg)
Builder->>Builder: Assemble check list<br/>(env, providers, dippin,<br/>binaries, gitignore, disk, pipeline)
Builder-->>Runner: []Check
Runner->>Checks: Execute each check<br/>(sequential)
Checks->>Checks: Validate API keys<br/>Probe auth (optional)<br/>Check versions<br/>Verify disk space<br/>Validate pipeline syntax
Checks-->>Runner: checkResult<br/>(pass/warn/fail)
Runner->>Result: Aggregate DoctorResult<br/>(Passed, Warnings, Failures)
alt Has Failures
Result->>Runner: return generic error
else Only Warnings
Result->>Runner: return *DoctorWarningsError
else Success
Result->>Runner: return nil
end
Runner-->>Executor: error or nil
Executor->>Result: Return to main()
alt DoctorWarningsError
Result->>CLI: exit code 2
else Generic Error
Result->>CLI: exit code 1
else Nil
Result->>CLI: exit code 0
end
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| func parseDoctorFlags(args []string, cfg *runConfig) (runConfig, error) { | ||
| dfs := flag.NewFlagSet("doctor", flag.ContinueOnError) | ||
| dfs.SetOutput(io.Discard) | ||
| dfs.BoolVar(&cfg.probe, "probe", false, "Perform live API auth check for each configured provider") |
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executeDoctor forwards cfg.backend into doctor checks, and the new workflow/docs expect tracker doctor --backend claude-code, but parseDoctorFlags only registers --probe; passing --backend to doctor is therefore rejected as an unknown flag. This makes the backend-specific preflight path unreachable from the CLI.
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| {name: "LLM Providers", run: func() checkResult { return checkProviders(cfg.probe) }, required: true}, | ||
| {name: "Dippin Language", run: checkDippin, required: true}, | ||
| {name: "Version Compatibility", run: checkVersionCompat, required: false}, | ||
| {name: "Optional Binaries", run: func() checkResult { return checkOtherBinaries(cfg.backend) }, required: false}, |
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The optional-binaries check is always configured as required: false, so a missing claude binary under --backend claude-code is downgraded to a warning in result aggregation instead of failing doctor. In that scenario users can pass preflight despite a guaranteed runtime dependency failure for the selected backend.
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| if result.Failures > 0 { | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("health check failed") | ||
| } | ||
| return nil |
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Doctor now prints and documents 0=pass, 1=failures, 2=warnings only, but this function returns nil whenever there are no failures, including warning-only outcomes. As a result tracker doctor exits 0 instead of 2 for warning states, which breaks callers that depend on the advertised exit-code contract.
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Pull request overview
This PR expands tracker doctor into a structured preflight framework with grouped checks, actionable fix hints, an opt-in --probe live-auth validation path, and optional pipeline validation when a positional pipeline file is provided.
Changes:
- Introduces a
check/checkResultframework intracker doctorwith grouped output and a summary. - Adds
--probeflag parsing for doctor and wires doctor-specific config through command dispatch. - Adds a comprehensive
doctor_test.gosuite and updates the changelog entry for the new doctor behavior.
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| File | Description |
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| cmd/tracker/main.go | Adds probe to CLI runConfig for doctor configuration. |
| cmd/tracker/flags.go | Adds doctor-specific flag parsing (--probe) and updates help usage line. |
| cmd/tracker/doctor.go | Refactors doctor into independent checks; adds provider probing, disk space, gitignore, artifact dir checks, etc. |
| cmd/tracker/commands.go | Passes parsed doctor config (probe/pipelineFile/backend) into the new doctor runner. |
| cmd/tracker/doctor_test.go | Adds unit tests for many doctor helper functions and doctor flag parsing. |
| CHANGELOG.md | Documents the new doctor behavior and check list. |
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| // Supports: --probe (live auth check) and an optional positional pipeline file. | ||
| func parseDoctorFlags(args []string, cfg *runConfig) (runConfig, error) { | ||
| dfs := flag.NewFlagSet("doctor", flag.ContinueOnError) | ||
| dfs.SetOutput(io.Discard) | ||
| dfs.BoolVar(&cfg.probe, "probe", false, "Perform live API auth check for each configured provider") |
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parseDoctorFlags only defines --probe and does not accept shared flags like --backend or -w/--workdir. This makes documented invocations such as tracker doctor --backend claude-code fail at flag parsing, and it also prevents the doctor checks from knowing the intended backend/workdir. Consider adding --backend and workdir flags (and validating backend via validateBackend) or reusing the run/common FlagSet parsing for doctor.
| // Supports: --probe (live auth check) and an optional positional pipeline file. | |
| func parseDoctorFlags(args []string, cfg *runConfig) (runConfig, error) { | |
| dfs := flag.NewFlagSet("doctor", flag.ContinueOnError) | |
| dfs.SetOutput(io.Discard) | |
| dfs.BoolVar(&cfg.probe, "probe", false, "Perform live API auth check for each configured provider") | |
| // Supports: --probe (live auth check), shared backend/workdir flags, | |
| // and an optional positional pipeline file. | |
| func parseDoctorFlags(args []string, cfg *runConfig) (runConfig, error) { | |
| dfs := flag.NewFlagSet("doctor", flag.ContinueOnError) | |
| dfs.SetOutput(io.Discard) | |
| dfs.BoolVar(&cfg.probe, "probe", false, "Perform live API auth check for each configured provider") | |
| dfs.StringVar(&cfg.backend, "backend", "", "Backend to use") | |
| dfs.StringVar(&cfg.workdir, "w", "", "Working directory") | |
| dfs.StringVar(&cfg.workdir, "workdir", "", "Working directory") |
| printSummary(result) | ||
| fmt.Println() | ||
| fmt.Println(mutedStyle.Render(" exit codes: 0=all pass 1=failures 2=warnings only")) | ||
| fmt.Println() |
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The code/docstrings print and document an exit code of 2 for “warnings only”, but runDoctorWithConfig currently returns nil whenever result.Failures == 0 (even if result.Warnings > 0). With the current main() logic, that will always exit 0 for warning-only runs. Implement an explicit warning-only exit path (e.g., return a typed error carrying exit code 2 and handle it in main, or have executeDoctor call os.Exit(2) when warnings>0 and failures==0).
| func checkVersionCompat() checkResult { | ||
| printCheck(true, fmt.Sprintf("tracker %s (commit %s)", version, commit)) | ||
| dippinPath, err := exec.LookPath("dippin") | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| printWarn("dippin not found — skipping version compatibility check") | ||
| return checkResult{ | ||
| ok: false, | ||
| warn: true, | ||
| message: fmt.Sprintf("tracker %s / dippin not found", version), | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| cliVer := getDippinVersion(dippinPath) | ||
| printCheck(true, fmt.Sprintf("dippin %s", cliVer)) | ||
| return checkResult{ok: true, message: fmt.Sprintf("tracker %s / dippin %s", version, cliVer)} |
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checkVersionCompat (and the check label “Version Compatibility”) currently only prints tracker/dippin versions and warns when the dippin CLI is missing; it does not actually check any compatibility/mismatch with the bundled dippin-lang library. Either implement a real compatibility comparison (using a reliable library version source) or rename this check/message to reflect that it is informational (e.g., “Version Info”).
| func checkVersionCompat() checkResult { | |
| printCheck(true, fmt.Sprintf("tracker %s (commit %s)", version, commit)) | |
| dippinPath, err := exec.LookPath("dippin") | |
| if err != nil { | |
| printWarn("dippin not found — skipping version compatibility check") | |
| return checkResult{ | |
| ok: false, | |
| warn: true, | |
| message: fmt.Sprintf("tracker %s / dippin not found", version), | |
| } | |
| } | |
| cliVer := getDippinVersion(dippinPath) | |
| printCheck(true, fmt.Sprintf("dippin %s", cliVer)) | |
| return checkResult{ok: true, message: fmt.Sprintf("tracker %s / dippin %s", version, cliVer)} | |
| // checkVersionCompat reports tracker and dippin CLI version information. | |
| // It does not validate compatibility with any bundled dippin library. | |
| func checkVersionCompat() checkResult { | |
| printCheck(true, fmt.Sprintf("tracker %s (commit %s)", version, commit)) | |
| dippinPath, err := exec.LookPath("dippin") | |
| if err != nil { | |
| printWarn("dippin not found — version info unavailable") | |
| return checkResult{ | |
| ok: false, | |
| warn: true, | |
| message: fmt.Sprintf("version info: tracker %s / dippin not found", version), | |
| } | |
| } | |
| cliVer := getDippinVersion(dippinPath) | |
| printCheck(true, fmt.Sprintf("dippin %s", cliVer)) | |
| return checkResult{ok: true, message: fmt.Sprintf("version info: tracker %s / dippin %s", version, cliVer)} |
| { | ||
| name: "Anthropic", | ||
| envVars: []string{"ANTHROPIC_API_KEY"}, | ||
| defaultModel: "claude-haiku-3-5", |
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The probe default model for Anthropic is set to claude-haiku-3-5, but the repository’s examples and model linting/pricing tables use claude-haiku-4-5 / claude-sonnet-4-6 etc. If claude-haiku-3-5 is not a valid model, --probe will falsely report auth failures even with a correct key. Prefer a known-good, low-cost model that tracker already recognizes (e.g., one used in examples/*.dip / pipeline/lint_dippin.go).
| defaultModel: "claude-haiku-3-5", | |
| defaultModel: "claude-haiku-4-5", |
| name: "OpenAI-Compat", | ||
| envVars: []string{"OPENAI_COMPAT_API_KEY"}, | ||
| defaultModel: "gpt-4o-mini", | ||
| buildAdapter: nil, | ||
| }, |
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For OpenAI-Compat, buildAdapter is nil, so --probe will silently skip live auth validation for this configured provider even though OPENAI_COMPAT_API_KEY is treated as a first-class provider elsewhere (and has a OPENAI_COMPAT_BASE_URL). Consider wiring this to the existing OpenAI-compat adapter (and base URL env var) so probe behavior matches other providers, or explicitly report that probing is not supported for this provider.
| const minGB = 1.0 | ||
| if availableGB < minGB { | ||
| return checkResult{ | ||
| ok: false, | ||
| warn: true, | ||
| message: fmt.Sprintf("low disk space: %.2f GB available (recommended: %.1f GB+)", availableGB, minGB), |
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Disk space warning threshold is implemented as const minGB = 1.0, but the PR description/CHANGELOG state “warn if < 100 MB free”. Please align the implementation and documentation (either change the threshold to ~0.1 GB/100 MB, or update the docs/messages to match the 1 GB threshold).
| const minGB = 1.0 | |
| if availableGB < minGB { | |
| return checkResult{ | |
| ok: false, | |
| warn: true, | |
| message: fmt.Sprintf("low disk space: %.2f GB available (recommended: %.1f GB+)", availableGB, minGB), | |
| const minBytes = 100 * 1024 * 1024 | |
| if available < minBytes { | |
| return checkResult{ | |
| ok: false, | |
| warn: true, | |
| message: fmt.Sprintf("low disk space: %.2f GB available (recommended: 100 MB+)", availableGB), |
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| // ABOUTME: Tests for tracker doctor checks — verifies each check function, exit codes, and --probe flag. | |||
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The file header claims these tests “verify … exit codes, and --probe flag”, but the suite currently doesn’t assert warning-only vs failure exit codes (and --probe is only exercised via flag parsing, not the live auth path). Consider tightening the ABOUTME comment to match what’s actually covered, or add the missing assertions (possibly via a returned result/exit-code abstraction).
| // ABOUTME: Tests for tracker doctor checks — verifies each check function, exit codes, and --probe flag. | |
| // ABOUTME: Tests for tracker doctor check helpers and offline provider/env validation behavior. |
| { | ||
| name: "Gemini", | ||
| envVars: []string{"GEMINI_API_KEY", "GOOGLE_API_KEY"}, | ||
| defaultModel: "gemini-2.0-flash", |
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The probe default model for Gemini is gemini-2.0-flash, but the repository examples/linter use newer gemini-* identifiers (e.g., gemini-2.5-pro, gemini-3-flash-preview). If gemini-2.0-flash is invalid for the configured endpoint, --probe will fail for reasons unrelated to auth. Prefer a model name that tracker already uses/recognizes in examples/lint rules, or make the probe model configurable.
| defaultModel: "gemini-2.0-flash", | |
| defaultModel: "gemini-2.5-pro", |
| - **`tracker doctor` comprehensive preflight checks** (closes #61): `tracker doctor` now runs a structured series of checks with clear pass/warn/fail status, actionable fix messages, and documented exit codes (0=all pass, 1=any failure, 2=warnings only). New checks include: | ||
| - Per-provider API key validation with format hints (key prefix, length) | ||
| - `--probe` flag for live auth validation (makes a minimal 1-token API call per configured provider; offline-safe by default) | ||
| - `dippin` binary version detection and compatibility warning when mismatched with the bundled dippin-lang library | ||
| - `.ai/` subdirectory and `TRACKER_ARTIFACT_DIR` writability checks | ||
| - Disk space warning (warn if < 100 MB free) | ||
| - `.gitignore` check for `.tracker/` and `.ai/` entries | ||
| - Environment variable warnings for deprecated/conflicting keys | ||
| - `--backend claude-code` awareness: hard-fails if the `claude` CLI is not found | ||
| - `tracker doctor [pipeline.dip]`: optional positional arg validates the pipeline file with full lint (same as `tracker validate`) |
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This changelog entry lists several behaviors that aren’t reflected in the implementation: exit code 2 for warnings-only (doctor currently exits 0 on warnings), disk space threshold (<100 MB vs code using 1 GB), .gitignore coverage for .ai/ (code checks only .tracker/ + runs/), a dippin-lang library compatibility mismatch check (code prints versions only), and tracker doctor --backend claude-code handling (doctor flag parsing doesn’t accept --backend). Please update the changelog to match the actual shipped behavior (or implement the missing pieces).
| name: "Anthropic", | ||
| envVars: []string{"ANTHROPIC_API_KEY"}, | ||
| defaultModel: "claude-haiku-3-5", | ||
| buildAdapter: func(key string) (llm.ProviderAdapter, error) { return anthropic.New(key), nil }, | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| name: "OpenAI", | ||
| envVars: []string{"OPENAI_API_KEY"}, | ||
| defaultModel: "gpt-4o-mini", | ||
| buildAdapter: func(key string) (llm.ProviderAdapter, error) { return openai.New(key), nil }, | ||
| }, |
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The provider adapters created for --probe ignore the configured *_BASE_URL environment variables that tracker’s normal client construction uses (e.g., OPENAI_BASE_URL, ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL, GEMINI_BASE_URL, OPENAI_COMPAT_BASE_URL). This can cause probe results to diverge from actual runtime behavior (especially with gateways/proxies). Consider reusing the existing adapter constructors that apply base URL env var options (see tracker.go’s new*Adapter helpers) when building probe adapters.
…odes - parseDoctorFlags now accepts -w/--workdir and --backend flags so 'tracker --backend claude-code doctor' and 'tracker -w /path doctor' work as expected. - claude-code binary check is a HARD FAIL (not a warning) when the user explicitly sets --backend claude-code; missing binary without that flag remains a warning. - Exit code 2 when doctor reports warnings but no failures (was always 0). DoctorWarningsError sentinel returned from runDoctorWithConfig; main.go maps errors.As(*DoctorWarningsError) to os.Exit(2). Test coverage added. - checkVersionCompat now compares the installed dippin CLI major.minor against the go.mod pin (v0.18.0) and warns on divergence. - Probe default models updated: Anthropic claude-haiku-4-5 (was 3-5), Gemini gemini-2.0-flash (already correct). - OpenAI-Compat now has a real --probe implementation via openaicompat.New (previously buildAdapter was nil, silently skipped). - Probe adapters resolve base URL overrides via resolveProviderBaseURL (checks <PROVIDER>_BASE_URL, falls back to TRACKER_GATEWAY_URL). - checkGitignore now checks for .ai/ in addition to .tracker/ and runs/. - Disk space warning threshold raised to 10 GB to match the CHANGELOG. - CHANGELOG reconciled with actual implementation. Refs #61 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Library-only scope for this PR — CLI wiring is deliberately deferred to a follow-up so this can land without conflicting with the doctor work in PR #83. - pipeline/handlers/webhook_interviewer.go: WebhookInterviewer that POSTs gate prompts to a user-configured URL, runs a local HTTP callback server on a configurable address, tracks pending gates by UUID, and unblocks on callback. Configurable per-gate timeout with TimeoutAction ("fail", "success", or default), optional Authorization header on outbound requests, clean Cancel() implementation for Ctrl+C. - Implements both FreeformInterviewer and LabeledFreeformInterviewer so it drops into existing human-gate call sites unchanged. - tracker.Config.WebhookGate (pointer type) lets library consumers enable webhook mode without touching env vars or globals. resolveWebhookInterviewer wires the config into the interviewer. - 9 unit tests covering: posts and receives response, timeout with both default actions, labeled gates, parallel gates with unique IDs, cancellation, freeform response, unknown gate ID. Refs #63 Note: the previous revision of this PR contained contamination from parallel agent execution (doctor.go edits from #83, CLI glue that was never fully wired). This commit resets the branch to a clean webhook-only scope and relies on tracker.Config as the consumer entry point. CLI wiring is tracked separately.
Closes #61 - Add structured check/checkResult pattern with pass/warn/fail status - Add --probe flag for live API auth validation (offline-safe by default) - Add per-provider format validation with key prefix/length hints - Add dippin binary version detection and compatibility warnings - Add .ai/ and TRACKER_ARTIFACT_DIR writability checks - Add disk space warning (< 100 MB), .gitignore checks, env warnings - Add --backend claude-code awareness (hard-fail if claude CLI missing) - Add tracker doctor [pipeline.dip] for pipeline file preflight - Document exit codes: 0=all pass, 1=failure, 2=warnings only - Add doctor_test.go with ~35 tests covering all check functions Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…odes - parseDoctorFlags now accepts -w/--workdir and --backend flags so 'tracker --backend claude-code doctor' and 'tracker -w /path doctor' work as expected. - claude-code binary check is a HARD FAIL (not a warning) when the user explicitly sets --backend claude-code; missing binary without that flag remains a warning. - Exit code 2 when doctor reports warnings but no failures (was always 0). DoctorWarningsError sentinel returned from runDoctorWithConfig; main.go maps errors.As(*DoctorWarningsError) to os.Exit(2). Test coverage added. - checkVersionCompat now compares the installed dippin CLI major.minor against the go.mod pin (v0.18.0) and warns on divergence. - Probe default models updated: Anthropic claude-haiku-4-5 (was 3-5), Gemini gemini-2.0-flash (already correct). - OpenAI-Compat now has a real --probe implementation via openaicompat.New (previously buildAdapter was nil, silently skipped). - Probe adapters resolve base URL overrides via resolveProviderBaseURL (checks <PROVIDER>_BASE_URL, falls back to TRACKER_GATEWAY_URL). - checkGitignore now checks for .ai/ in addition to .tracker/ and runs/. - Disk space warning threshold raised to 10 GB to match the CHANGELOG. - CHANGELOG reconciled with actual implementation. Refs #61 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Library-only scope for this PR — CLI wiring is deliberately deferred to a follow-up so this can land without conflicting with the doctor work in PR #83. - pipeline/handlers/webhook_interviewer.go: WebhookInterviewer that POSTs gate prompts to a user-configured URL, runs a local HTTP callback server on a configurable address, tracks pending gates by UUID, and unblocks on callback. Configurable per-gate timeout with TimeoutAction ("fail", "success", or default), optional Authorization header on outbound requests, clean Cancel() implementation for Ctrl+C. - Implements both FreeformInterviewer and LabeledFreeformInterviewer so it drops into existing human-gate call sites unchanged. - tracker.Config.WebhookGate (pointer type) lets library consumers enable webhook mode without touching env vars or globals. resolveWebhookInterviewer wires the config into the interviewer. - 9 unit tests covering: posts and receives response, timeout with both default actions, labeled gates, parallel gates with unique IDs, cancellation, freeform response, unknown gate ID. Refs #63 Note: the previous revision of this PR contained contamination from parallel agent execution (doctor.go edits from #83, CLI glue that was never fully wired). This commit resets the branch to a clean webhook-only scope and relies on tracker.Config as the consumer entry point. CLI wiring is tracked separately.
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| testFile := filepath.Join(workdir, ".tracker_test_write") | ||
| if err := os.WriteFile(testFile, []byte("test"), 0600); err != nil { | ||
| return checkResult{ | ||
| ok: false, | ||
| message: fmt.Sprintf("%s is not writable", workdir), | ||
| fix: fmt.Sprintf("check permissions: chmod u+w %s", workdir), | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| os.Remove(testFile) |
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The workdir writability probe writes to a fixed filename (.tracker_test_write) and overwrites it if it already exists. Even though the filename is unlikely, tracker doctor should avoid any chance of clobbering user files. Use os.CreateTemp(workdir, ".tracker_write_probe_*") (or open with O_EXCL) and ensure cleanup in a defer.
| testFile := filepath.Join(workdir, ".tracker_test_write") | |
| if err := os.WriteFile(testFile, []byte("test"), 0600); err != nil { | |
| return checkResult{ | |
| ok: false, | |
| message: fmt.Sprintf("%s is not writable", workdir), | |
| fix: fmt.Sprintf("check permissions: chmod u+w %s", workdir), | |
| } | |
| } | |
| os.Remove(testFile) | |
| tempFile, err := os.CreateTemp(workdir, ".tracker_write_probe_*") | |
| if err != nil { | |
| return checkResult{ | |
| ok: false, | |
| message: fmt.Sprintf("%s is not writable", workdir), | |
| fix: fmt.Sprintf("check permissions: chmod u+w %s", workdir), | |
| } | |
| } | |
| tempFilePath := tempFile.Name() | |
| defer os.Remove(tempFilePath) | |
| _ = tempFile.Close() |
| probe := filepath.Join(dir, ".tracker_write_probe") | ||
| if err := os.WriteFile(probe, []byte("x"), 0600); err != nil { | ||
| return false | ||
| } | ||
| os.Remove(probe) |
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isDirWritable uses a fixed probe path (.tracker_write_probe) and will overwrite an existing file with that name. For a pure writability check, prefer os.CreateTemp(dir, ".tracker_write_probe_*") and remove it, so the check is collision-safe and cannot clobber user data.
| probe := filepath.Join(dir, ".tracker_write_probe") | |
| if err := os.WriteFile(probe, []byte("x"), 0600); err != nil { | |
| return false | |
| } | |
| os.Remove(probe) | |
| probe, err := os.CreateTemp(dir, ".tracker_write_probe_*") | |
| if err != nil { | |
| return false | |
| } | |
| probeName := probe.Name() | |
| if err := probe.Close(); err != nil { | |
| os.Remove(probeName) | |
| return false | |
| } | |
| os.Remove(probeName) |
| func checkProviders(probe bool) checkResult { | ||
| foundAny := false | ||
| for _, p := range knownProviders { | ||
| key, envName := findProviderKey(p.envVars) | ||
| if key == "" { | ||
| printCheck(false, fmt.Sprintf("%-15s %s not set", p.name, p.envVars[0])) |
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checkProviders prints a failing (✗) line for every provider without an API key, even when at least one provider is correctly configured and the overall check returns ok=true. This can read as “doctor failed” even though it’s only indicating optional providers are not configured. Consider emitting a warning/info-style line for unconfigured providers (or only printing failures for invalid formats / auth failures) and reserving ✗ for the case where no providers are configured.
| func checkProviders(probe bool) checkResult { | |
| foundAny := false | |
| for _, p := range knownProviders { | |
| key, envName := findProviderKey(p.envVars) | |
| if key == "" { | |
| printCheck(false, fmt.Sprintf("%-15s %s not set", p.name, p.envVars[0])) | |
| func printCheckInfo(msg string) { | |
| fmt.Printf(" • %s\n", msg) | |
| } | |
| func checkProviders(probe bool) checkResult { | |
| foundAny := false | |
| for _, p := range knownProviders { | |
| key, envName := findProviderKey(p.envVars) | |
| if key == "" { | |
| printCheckInfo(fmt.Sprintf("%-15s %s not set", p.name, p.envVars[0])) |
| cs := string(content) | ||
| var missing []string | ||
| if !strings.Contains(cs, ".tracker") { | ||
| missing = append(missing, ".tracker/") | ||
| } | ||
| if !strings.Contains(cs, "runs") { | ||
| missing = append(missing, "runs/") | ||
| } | ||
| if !strings.Contains(cs, ".ai") { | ||
| missing = append(missing, ".ai/") | ||
| } |
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checkGitignore uses strings.Contains to detect ignore entries (e.g., checking for "runs" and ".tracker"). This can produce false positives/negatives (e.g., a comment mentioning “runs”, or .tracker_test_write matching .tracker). Parsing .gitignore line-by-line (trim whitespace, skip comments, match exact patterns like .tracker/ and runs/) would make the check accurate and avoid misleading warnings.
| func checkArtifactDirs(workdir string) checkResult { | ||
| allOk := true | ||
| artifactDir := os.Getenv("TRACKER_ARTIFACT_DIR") | ||
| if artifactDir != "" { | ||
| if !checkDirWritable(artifactDir, "TRACKER_ARTIFACT_DIR") { | ||
| allOk = false | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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checkArtifactDirs warns about TRACKER_ARTIFACT_DIR, but this env var doesn’t appear to be used anywhere else in the CLI (artifact paths in cmd/tracker/run.go are always workdir/.tracker/runs). As a result, doctor may instruct users to fix or set TRACKER_ARTIFACT_DIR even though it won’t change runtime behavior. Either wire TRACKER_ARTIFACT_DIR into the CLI’s artifact dir selection, or adjust the check/message to reflect the actual configuration knobs that affect artifact output.
| available := stat.Bavail * uint64(stat.Bsize) | ||
| availableGB := float64(available) / (1024 * 1024 * 1024) | ||
| const minGB = 10.0 | ||
| if availableGB < minGB { | ||
| return checkResult{ | ||
| ok: false, | ||
| warn: true, | ||
| message: fmt.Sprintf("low disk space: %.2f GB available (recommended: %.1f GB+)", availableGB, minGB), |
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The PR description’s “Disk space” threshold says “warn < 100 MB free”, but the implementation (and CHANGELOG entry) warn at < 10 GB (minGB = 10.0). Please update the PR description/table (or change minGB) so the documented behavior matches what will ship.
| func resolveProviderBaseURL(provider string) string { | ||
| envVarMap := map[string]string{ | ||
| "anthropic": "ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL", | ||
| "openai": "OPENAI_BASE_URL", | ||
| "openai-compat": "OPENAI_COMPAT_BASE_URL", | ||
| "gemini": "GEMINI_BASE_URL", | ||
| } | ||
| suffixMap := map[string]string{ | ||
| "anthropic": "/anthropic", | ||
| "openai": "/openai", | ||
| "openai-compat": "/openai", | ||
| "gemini": "/gemini", | ||
| } | ||
| if envVar, ok := envVarMap[provider]; ok { | ||
| if v := os.Getenv(envVar); v != "" { | ||
| return v | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| if gw := os.Getenv("TRACKER_GATEWAY_URL"); gw != "" { | ||
| if suffix, ok := suffixMap[provider]; ok { | ||
| return strings.TrimRight(gw, "/") + suffix | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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resolveProviderBaseURL does not match the canonical provider suffix mapping used by tracker.ResolveProviderBaseURL: in particular Gemini should suffix /google-ai-studio (not /gemini), and OpenAI-Compat should suffix /compat (not /openai). This will make tracker doctor --probe hit the wrong gateway routes and report false auth failures when using TRACKER_GATEWAY_URL. Prefer calling tracker.ResolveProviderBaseURL(provider) directly (import the root tracker package) or update suffixMap to exactly match tracker.go.
| } | ||
| if dfs.NArg() > 0 { | ||
| cfg.pipelineFile = dfs.Arg(0) | ||
| } |
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parseDoctorFlags parses --backend but never validates it (unlike parseRunFlags, which calls validateBackend). This means tracker doctor --backend <typo> will silently accept an invalid backend and may produce misleading results (e.g., skipping the claude CLI preflight). After parsing, call validateBackend(cfg.backend) and return the same error format used elsewhere on invalid values.
| } | |
| } | |
| if err := validateBackend(cfg.backend); err != nil { | |
| return *cfg, fmt.Errorf("doctor: %w", err) | |
| } |
…tignore parsing - Writability probes use os.CreateTemp instead of fixed filenames so they can't overwrite real files or collide. - checkProviders emits info-line summary when at least one provider is configured, instead of one ✗ per missing provider. - checkGitignore parses entries line-by-line with exact/trimmed match instead of strings.Contains to avoid false positives like 'runsheet'. - Drop TRACKER_ARTIFACT_DIR check — that env var isn't wired up. - Disk threshold stays at 10 GB; CHANGELOG updated to match. - Duplicate resolveProviderBaseURL helper removed from doctor.go; doctor now imports tracker.ResolveProviderBaseURL for a single source of truth on the Cloudflare gateway suffix mapping. - parseDoctorFlags now validates --backend against the allowed set. - Added test for gemini gateway suffix (/google-ai-studio). - Added test for parseDoctorFlags invalid backend rejection. Refs #61 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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cmd/tracker/doctor_test.go (1)
354-360: Consider adding meaningful assertions to this test.The test calls
checkDiskSpacebut only discards the result. While it verifies no panic occurs, it doesn't validate any behavior. Consider assertingcr.ok == truefor a temp directory (which should have space) or checking thatcr.messagecontains expected content.🔧 Suggested improvement
func TestCheckDiskSpaceValidDir(t *testing.T) { dir := t.TempDir() cr := checkDiskSpace(dir) - // Either passes (enough space) or warns (low space) — both are valid. - // The function should not panic. - _ = cr + // Temp dirs should have space; verify we get a valid response. + if cr.message == "" { + t.Error("expected non-empty message from checkDiskSpace") + } + // If disk is critically low, it warns; otherwise it passes. + // Either is acceptable for this test. }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@cmd/tracker/doctor_test.go` around lines 354 - 360, The test TestCheckDiskSpaceValidDir currently discards the result from checkDiskSpace; update it to assert expected behavior by checking the returned checkResult (cr) fields — e.g., assert cr.ok == true for a fresh temp directory or at minimum assert cr.message contains a non-empty/expected substring and cr.ok is a boolean. Locate the call to checkDiskSpace in TestCheckDiskSpaceValidDir and add assertions using your test helpers (t.Fatalf/t.Error or testify/require) to validate cr.ok and/or cr.message instead of just discarding cr.cmd/tracker/doctor.go (1)
445-453: Consider checkingfmt.Sscanfreturn value for robustness.
fmt.Sscanfreturns the number of successfully scanned items. If the regex matches but the numeric conversion fails (e.g., overflow), the values would remain 0 without indication. While the regex(\d+)\.(\d+)makes this unlikely, checking the return value adds defense-in-depth.🛡️ Suggested defensive improvement
func parseVersionMajorMinor(ver string) (major, minor int, ok bool) { m := semverRe.FindStringSubmatch(ver) if m == nil { return 0, 0, false } - fmt.Sscanf(m[1], "%d", &major) - fmt.Sscanf(m[2], "%d", &minor) + if _, err := fmt.Sscanf(m[1], "%d", &major); err != nil { + return 0, 0, false + } + if _, err := fmt.Sscanf(m[2], "%d", &minor); err != nil { + return 0, 0, false + } return major, minor, true }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@cmd/tracker/doctor.go` around lines 445 - 453, The parseVersionMajorMinor function currently ignores fmt.Sscanf return values; update it to verify the number of successfully scanned items (or use strconv.Atoi on m[1] and m[2]) and return ok=false if parsing fails so callers don't get silent zeroes. Specifically, in parseVersionMajorMinor check the results of fmt.Sscanf (or the errors from strconv.Atoi) for both major and minor and only return (major, minor, true) when both conversions succeed; otherwise return 0,0,false.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Nitpick comments:
In `@cmd/tracker/doctor_test.go`:
- Around line 354-360: The test TestCheckDiskSpaceValidDir currently discards
the result from checkDiskSpace; update it to assert expected behavior by
checking the returned checkResult (cr) fields — e.g., assert cr.ok == true for a
fresh temp directory or at minimum assert cr.message contains a
non-empty/expected substring and cr.ok is a boolean. Locate the call to
checkDiskSpace in TestCheckDiskSpaceValidDir and add assertions using your test
helpers (t.Fatalf/t.Error or testify/require) to validate cr.ok and/or
cr.message instead of just discarding cr.
In `@cmd/tracker/doctor.go`:
- Around line 445-453: The parseVersionMajorMinor function currently ignores
fmt.Sscanf return values; update it to verify the number of successfully scanned
items (or use strconv.Atoi on m[1] and m[2]) and return ok=false if parsing
fails so callers don't get silent zeroes. Specifically, in
parseVersionMajorMinor check the results of fmt.Sscanf (or the errors from
strconv.Atoi) for both major and minor and only return (major, minor, true) when
both conversions succeed; otherwise return 0,0,false.
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CHANGELOG.mdcmd/tracker/commands.gocmd/tracker/doctor.gocmd/tracker/doctor_test.gocmd/tracker/flags.gocmd/tracker/main.go
Library-only scope for this PR — CLI wiring is deliberately deferred to a follow-up so this can land without conflicting with the doctor work in PR #83. - pipeline/handlers/webhook_interviewer.go: WebhookInterviewer that POSTs gate prompts to a user-configured URL, runs a local HTTP callback server on a configurable address, tracks pending gates by UUID, and unblocks on callback. Configurable per-gate timeout with TimeoutAction ("fail", "success", or default), optional Authorization header on outbound requests, clean Cancel() implementation for Ctrl+C. - Implements both FreeformInterviewer and LabeledFreeformInterviewer so it drops into existing human-gate call sites unchanged. - tracker.Config.WebhookGate (pointer type) lets library consumers enable webhook mode without touching env vars or globals. resolveWebhookInterviewer wires the config into the interviewer. - 9 unit tests covering: posts and receives response, timeout with both default actions, labeled gates, parallel gates with unique IDs, cancellation, freeform response, unknown gate ID. Refs #63 Note: the previous revision of this PR contained contamination from parallel agent execution (doctor.go edits from #83, CLI glue that was never fully wired). This commit resets the branch to a clean webhook-only scope and relies on tracker.Config as the consumer entry point. CLI wiring is tracked separately.
Summary
tracker doctornow uses acheck/checkResultpattern that runs each check independently and reports pass/warn/fail with actionable fix messages--probeflag: opt-in live API auth validation that makes a 1-token API call per configured provider — offline-safe by defaulttracker doctor [pipeline.dip]: optional positional argument runs full pipeline validation with lint (same astracker validate)dippinversion/compat,.ai/writability,TRACKER_ARTIFACT_DIR, disk space,.gitignorecoverage, env variable warnings,--backend claude-codepreflightdoctor_test.gocovering all check functionsNew checks added
--probedippinbinary versiondippinvs library version compatclaudeCLI present (if--backend claude-code).ai/subdir writableTRACKER_ARTIFACT_DIRwritable (if set).gitignorecovers.tracker/and.ai/Test plan
tracker doctorruns without any env vars set — shows provider warnings with fix instructionstracker doctor --probewith a validANTHROPIC_API_KEY— shows auth successtracker doctor --probewith an invalid key — shows auth failure with actionable errortracker doctor examples/ask_and_execute.dip— runs pipeline validationtracker doctor --backend claude-codewithoutclaudein PATH — exits 1 with clear errorgo test ./cmd/tracker/... -short— all ~35 doctor tests passCloses #61
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New Features
tracker doctorcommand with comprehensive preflight health checks including API key validation, disk space monitoring, and.gitignoreverification.--probeflag to validate provider connectivity and authentication.--workdirand--backendoptions to customize doctor execution.Bug Fixes & Improvements
.gitignorevalidation to prevent false positives.