BL-276 | Copy symlinks for common-variables.tf #297
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participant P as _copy_account
participant CT as copytree
participant FS as Filesystem
P->>CT: Invoke copytree(source, destination, symlinks=True)
CT->>FS: Copy directories preserving symlinks
FS-->>CT: Return copy result
CT-->>P: Return status of operation
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143-148: LGTM! Consider documenting symlink behavior.The addition of
symlinks=Truecorrectly enables symlink preservation for primary region layers, maintaining consistency with global layers.Consider adding a comment in the function's docstring to document the symlink preservation behavior:
def _copy_account(account, primary_region): """Copy account directory and all its files. Args: account (str): Account name. primary_region (str): Projects primary region. + + Note: + Symbolic links are preserved during copying to maintain references to common files + like common-variables.tf. """
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135-140:❓ Verification inconclusive
LGTM! Verify symlink preservation for global layers.
The addition of
symlinks=Truecorrectly enables symlink preservation during directory copying, which aligns with the PR objective.Let's verify the symlink handling in global layers:
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for symlinks in global layers and verify they point to valid targets # Find all symlinks in global layers fd --type l 'common-variables.tf' . -x sh -c ' echo "Found symlink: {}" readlink -f {} > /dev/null 2>&1 if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then echo "✓ Points to valid target: $(readlink -f {})" else echo "✗ Broken symlink" fi 'Length of output: 228
Action Required: Manual Verification of Symlink Preservation
The change to include
symlinks=Truein the_copy_accountfunction appears correct and aligns with the PR objective of preserving symlinks for global layers. However, the automated script did not produce any output, so it wasn’t possible to confirm that a symlink forcommon-variables.tfexists and points to a valid target.
- File:
leverage/modules/project.py(Lines: 135-140)- Change: Added
symlinks=Trueto thecopytreecalls for global layersPlease perform a manual verification to confirm that:
- The symlink for
common-variables.tf(or any other critical file) is correctly created in the target directory.- The symlink correctly points to a valid file, ensuring the intended behavior in production.
Docstrings generation was requested by @Franr. * #297 (comment) The following files were modified: * `leverage/modules/project.py`
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Note Generated docstrings for this pull request at #298 |
What?
Rather than copying the content of the common-variables.tf file, create a symlink pointing to the source file.
Why?
To avoid unnecessary repetition of files
References
closes #276Summary by CodeRabbit