Eks cmd now will prompt for region and profile only

[sanjog-lama]

Description

• The awsctl eks command now prompts for region and profile only when SSO is configured.
• Test cases have been updated to reflect these changes.

Note: Profile selection has not been removed because multiple profiles may exist, and the EKS cluster is fetched dynamically based on the selected profile and region. If only one profile is available, it is automatically selected. If multiple profiles are configured, a list of available profiles is displayed for selection.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Simplified the workflow for updating EKS kubeconfig and retrieving cluster details, reducing interactive prompts and streamlining user actions.

• Tests

  • Consolidated and simplified the test suite, focusing on core success and failure scenarios.
  • Removed numerous granular test cases and added new tests that cover higher-level behaviors.

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Walkthrough

The EKSService flow was simplified by removing interactive action selection and confirmation prompts, streamlining the process to directly update kubeconfig and retrieve cluster details. Corresponding tests were refactored, consolidating and removing granular error scenario tests in favor of broader, higher-level cases with fewer mocks and simplified control flow.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
internal/eks/eks.go	Simplified Run method by removing action loop and prompts; removed confirmation prompt in cluster detail retrieval; removed unused errors import.
internal/eks/eks_test.go	Refactored and consolidated tests: removed granular error scenario tests, added broader tests for main flows, updated test naming, and reduced mocks.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant EKSService
    participant ConnProvider
    participant AWSConfig
    participant EKSClient

    User->>EKSService: Run()
    EKSService->>EKSService: HandleKubeconfigUpdate()
    EKSService->>ConnProvider: GetDefaultRegion()
    alt Region available
        EKSService->>AWSConfig: LoadConfig(region, profile)
        AWSConfig->>EKSService: Return config or error
        EKSService->>EKSClient: ListClusters()
        EKSClient->>EKSService: Return clusters or error
        EKSService->>User: Prompt for cluster selection
    else Region not available or error
        EKSService->>User: Prompt for manual cluster input
    end

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Poem

A hop and a skip, the prompts disappear,
No more loops or choices here.
Tests now lighter, mocks less dense,
The EKSService flow makes perfect sense.
With clusters found or entered by hand,
This code now runs just as planned!
🐇✨

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