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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved handling of output and error streams in command execution to prevent potential errors with non-byte outputs.

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The pull request modifies the run_command function in webhook_server_container/utils/helpers.py. It updates the logic for handling the decoding of output and error streams from subprocesses. Specifically, the decoding now depends on the pipe parameter, ensuring that when pipe is True, the streams are returned without decoding. This change aims to prevent errors associated with non-byte outputs while maintaining the existing functionality and error handling of the function.

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webhook_server_container/utils/helpers.py Modified run_command function to conditionally decode sub_process.stdout and sub_process.stderr based on the pipe parameter.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
webhook_server_container/utils/helpers.py (1)

114-119: LGTM! The changes correctly handle pipe mode.

The modification ensures that subprocess output remains as bytes when pipe=True, which aligns with the function's documented behavior. This prevents unnecessary decoding of byte streams that are intended for piping.

Consider adding error handling for decode failures.

While the changes are correct, the decode operation could fail with UnicodeDecodeError.

Consider wrapping the decode in a try-catch:

         out_decoded = (
-            sub_process.stdout.decode() if isinstance(sub_process.stdout, bytes) and not pipe else sub_process.stdout
+            sub_process.stdout.decode('utf-8', errors='replace') if isinstance(sub_process.stdout, bytes) and not pipe else sub_process.stdout
         )
         err_decoded = (
-            sub_process.stderr.decode() if isinstance(sub_process.stderr, bytes) and not pipe else sub_process.stderr
+            sub_process.stderr.decode('utf-8', errors='replace') if isinstance(sub_process.stderr, bytes) and not pipe else sub_process.stderr
         )
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webhook_server_container/utils/helpers.py (1)

114-119: Verify usage of run_command with pipe=True

Let's verify how the pipe parameter is used across the codebase to ensure this change doesn't introduce regressions.

✅ Verification successful

Changes to subprocess output handling are safe

The codebase analysis shows that the pipe parameter is only used in one specific case in github_api.py for handling podman commands, and all other calls to run_command() don't specify the pipe parameter (defaulting to False). The changes to handle byte decoding are safe as they maintain backward compatibility:

  • When pipe=True, the stdout/stderr are passed through as-is
  • When pipe=False (default), the byte decoding is applied only when needed
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find usages of run_command with pipe=True to verify the impact

# Search for run_command calls with pipe parameter
rg -U "run_command\([^)]*pipe\s*=\s*True" -A 5

# Search for potential variable assignments of pipe parameter
rg -U "pipe\s*=\s*(?:True|False)[^)]*run_command" -A 5

Length of output: 105


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a broader search to find all usages of run_command
rg "run_command\(" -A 5

# Also search for the function definition to understand its usage
ast-grep --pattern 'def run_command($$$)'

Length of output: 8523

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