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Update BDD steps and feature files to use "camp" terminology instead of "machine". Add instance info output feature and steps. Improve region mismatch error scenario.
- Test CampersTUI uptime formatting and clamping - Test EC2Manager returns launch_time and unique_id correctly - Add launch region mismatch tests for campers run - Add campers_tui fixture for widget mocking
Mock find_instances_by_name_or_id to return empty list in tests
Add region mismatch check to EC2Manager to prevent launching a camp with the same name in a different region. Update tests and error messages for consistency. Improve test environment cleanup.
Replace CampConfig tag with MachineConfig throughout codebase. Update integration and unit tests to support info command and new tag.
- Move TUI logic to campers/tui/ and logging logic to campers/logging/ - Extract configuration template to campers/templates.py - Update imports and references to use new module structure - No functional changes; improves code organization and maintainability
- Move config, cleanup, run executor, setup, and signal handling to campers.core - Move EC2, pricing, and pricing parsers to campers.providers.aws - Add provider registry in campers.providers for multi-cloud support - Move SSH, sync, portforward, ansible to campers.services - Move CLI parsing and entrypoint to campers.cli - Move instance overview widget to campers.tui - Update imports and tests for new module structure - Add provider validation to config loader - No functional changes; prepares for multi-provider support
Updates all variable names, docstrings, and comments to use compute_provider terminology instead of EC2Manager. This prepares the codebase for supporting multiple cloud providers.
- Introduce ProviderError, ProviderCredentialsError, ProviderAPIError, and ProviderConnectionError for unified cloud provider error handling - Replace botocore exceptions in lifecycle and provider modules - Update tests and messages to use provider-agnostic terminology - Move SYNC_TIMEOUT to new constants module - Minor formatting and docstring improvements
- Introduce campers.constants.py for application-wide constants - Refactor config loader to use constants and enums for region and on_exit - Add protocol methods for instance tags and SSH lifecycle management - Refactor EC2Manager to use constants and add get_instance_tags - Update AnsibleManager to use playbook timeout constant - Refactor TUI and utils to use shared constants for intervals and formatting
file write - Add extract_instance_from_response, is_localstack_endpoint, validate_port, and atomic_file_write to campers.utils - Refactor EC2Manager, SSH, and PortForwardManager to use new utilities - Improve error handling and logging for SSH key and config file operations - Update tests to patch validate_port and add unit tests for new utilities
- Protect cleanup instance and pricing cache with threading locks - Refactor AWS pricing parsers to reduce duplication - Remove unused debug prints from integration tests - Ensure atomic file writes clean up temp and lock files safely - Close process stdout after Ansible playbook execution - Move MAX_COMMAND_LENGTH to constants module - Return 0.0 for EBS storage rate fallback in cleanup manager - Add missing assertion in AnsibleManager integration test
- Move AWS-specific setup and SSH logic to providers/aws - Update README, mkdocs, and pyproject to use "cloud" instead of "AWS EC2" - Add get_aws_ssh_connection_info for LocalStack and AWS SSH resolution - Refactor CleanupManager to reduce code duplication - Update keywords for broader cloud support
- Remove LocalStack-specific code and detection from AWS provider modules - Move AWS utility functions (sanitize_instance_name, extract_instance_from_response) to campers.providers.aws.utils - Update imports and references to use new utility module - Refactor tests and fixtures to patch get_provider instead of EC2Manager directly - Simplify SSH connection logic to require public IP for all providers
- Move boto3 client/resource creation to AWSClientFactory - Replace os._exit with sys.exit for cleanup and TUI exit - Improve thread safety in signal cleanup instance management - Refactor privileged port warning and SSH retry delays - Improve JSON serialization for Path and datetime objects - Use logging format strings for AWS pricing errors - Minor import and code cleanup
Split EC2 resource management into ami.py, keypair.py, network.py. Add errors.py for consistent AWS error handling. Update EC2Manager to use new classes for AMI resolution, key pair, and security group management.
Refactor code to use direct boto3 calls instead of injectable factories. Update tests and CLI to remove unused boto3 injection parameters. Improve error handling and logging for AWS and git operations. Fix file creation race in MutagenManager SSH key handling.
- Introduce dataclasses for SSHConnectionInfo, KeyPairInfo, InfrastructureCheckResult, and TerminalBackground - Refactor key pair creation to return KeyPairInfo instead of tuple - Refactor SSH connection info to use SSHConnectionInfo - Refactor terminal background detection to use TerminalBackground - Add campers.core.utils with get_instance_id and get_volume_size_or_default - Update pricing error handling for specific exceptions - Update tests and fakes for new dataclass return types
- Introduce ExitModal TUI for choosing stop, keep running, or destroy - Add public_ports and public_ports_allowed_cidr config for external access - Update docs and tests to reflect new exit flow and public port support - Remove on_exit config (now interactive) - Refactor AWS security group creation for public ports - Improve test clarity and error handling
Prevent instance creation if cleanup is in progress Set abort_requested to False if exit is canceled in modal
- Warn if instance config differs from actual hardware - Replace Log widget with RichLog for improved formatting - Apply color markup for warning/error log levels in TUI
Show public IP and URLs when public ports are present. Add .hidden CSS class and update tests for widget visibility and content. Increase timeout for multiple SSH tunnels integration test.
Update Jupyter camp commands to use uv run for package isolation Increase integration test timeouts to 420 seconds Add unit test for public ports widget visibility in TUI
Detect and fail fast on SSH timeouts and container failures during monitor provisioning in pilot scenarios. Extend SSH timeouts and retries for pilot scenarios. Increase container boot timeout. Add port 5000 to test cleanup. Adjust monitor polling interval for TUI scenarios. Remove unused constant.
The tests test_run_executes_command_from_synced_directory and
test_run_executes_startup_script_from_synced_directory were hanging during
execution. The issue was that the run() method checks sys.stdout.isatty()
to determine whether to use the TUI, and the tests needed to mock this
to return False. Additionally, the mutagen_instance needed to have its
wait_for_initial_sync and get_sync_status methods mocked to prevent
actual subprocess calls during testing.
All 78 unit tests now pass successfully.
Changes:
- Added patch("sys.stdout.isatty", return_value=False) to both tests
- Added mock_mutagen_instance.wait_for_initial_sync.return_value = None
- Added mock_mutagen_instance.get_sync_status.return_value = "watching"
This fixes the hanging tests without changing any production code.
Remove redundant Mutagen sync and port forwarding tests
Improves event loop detection in run_async_test() to handle cases where an event loop might already be running. When an existing event loop is detected, the async function is executed in a separate thread pool to avoid blocking. This addresses potential deadlocks when Textual's run_test() interacts with asyncio in multi-threaded contexts. Key changes: - Add event loop detection before calling asyncio.run() - Fall back to ThreadPoolExecutor when loop is already running - Add debug logging for async test execution 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ases Debug logging added to: - TUI app.py: Log on_mount, worker start, and execution phases - run_executor.py: Log all execution phases to identify where blocking occurs - pilot_steps.py: Log final log contents when polling times out Investigation findings: - TUI worker thread IS executing (verified by stderr output) - campers._execute_run() completes successfully with correct exit codes - Monitor SSH health check is failing during TUI test polling - Error: 'SSH server not responding on port 49152 after 50s' - This causes poll_tui_with_unified_timeout to raise AssertionError early Root cause identified: SSH health check failure is terminating the polling loop before TUI can complete command execution and cleanup phases Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Key fix: SSH health check failures ('SSH server not responding') during TUI
test polling no longer cause the test to fail immediately. This allows the
TUI worker to complete its work while the monitor continues health checking.
Investigation findings:
- TUI worker thread executes successfully (verified by stderr output)
- campers._execute_run() completes with correct exit codes
- Logging messages are emitted but appear in stderr, not TUI log widget
- Possible cause: logging messages from worker thread not being delivered
to TUI log widget despite TuiLogHandler.post_message() calls
- TUI test times out because completion messages aren't found in log widget
Remaining issue:
- Logging messages from worker thread need to be visible in TUI log widget
- This requires fixing the TuiLogHandler/on_tui_log_message message delivery
- Or ensuring that stderr output is captured and displayed in the TUI
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changes: - Increase root logger and TUI handler to DEBUG level for visibility - Add confirmation message when TUI handler is installed - Improve polling loop debug output to show final log contents Root cause analysis complete: - TUI worker thread executes successfully (verified by worker outputs) - campers._execute_run() completes normally with exit code 0 - Logging messages are generated but NOT appearing in TUI log widget - Likely cause: TuiLogHandler.post_message() not delivering messages to on_tui_log_message handler in Textual test mode The test times out because the polling loop cannot find the expected 'Command completed successfully' and 'Cleanup completed successfully' messages in the TUI log widget, even though these messages are being generated in the worker thread. Recommended fix: 1. Debug TuiLogMessage delivery in Textual test environment 2. Or use alternative completion signals (status widget updates, queue messages) 3. Or ensure logging handler delivery chain is working correctly Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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