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In `@nspanel_easy_blueprint.yaml`:
- Around line 9373-9422: The condition blocks use invalid YAML/Jinja: replace
the bare "- condition:" list at the top with explicit template conditions (each
item should be a condition: template with value_template: "..." or convert the
list of Jinja booleans into separate template condition entries), and remove the
invalid "{{ if ... }}" wrappers inside the three nested "if:" lists (alias "Text
color", "Icon color", "Icon") — instead use plain templates (e.g.
value_template: "{{ repeat.item.label_color_rgb is defined }}", value_template:
"{{ repeat.item.icon is defined }}", etc.) so the template conditions evaluate
correctly for repeat.item and the actions (esphome.{{ nspanel_name
}}_component_color / _text with ids like '{{ repeat.item.component }}' and '{{
repeat.item.component }}_icon') execute as intended.
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In @.github/workflows/versioning.yml:
- Around line 6-33: Add an explicit permissions: block for the workflow so
GITHUB_TOKEN has push/tag and PR lookup rights; insert a top-level permissions:
mapping (near the top of the workflow) that grants at minimum contents: write
and pull-requests: read to allow the version-and-tag job to git push
tags/commits and call listPullRequestsAssociatedWithCommit using GITHUB_TOKEN;
ensure the block uses the literal keys "permissions:", "contents: write", and
"pull-requests: read" so the version-and-tag job can operate correctly.
In `@versioning/README.md`:
- Around line 33-38: Update the README example to reference the correct project
(replace the incorrect TX-Ultimate-Easy-ESPHome_core.yaml reference with the
NSPanel-Easy project name) and fix the YAML snippet by removing the invalid
merge operator so the substitutions entry uses a simple include for the scalar
version value (change the line with "version: <<: !include
../versioning/VERSION" to "version: !include ../versioning/VERSION").
In `@versioning/VERSION_YAML`:
- Line 1: Add explicit YAML document markers around the existing version entry
to satisfy the linter: prepend a document start marker "---" before the line
"version: 9999.99.9" and append a document end marker "..." (or at minimum a
trailing newline) after it in VERSION_YAML so the file becomes a proper YAML
document with start and end markers.
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versioning/README.md (1)
29-29: Consider active voice for clarity.The passive construction "is needed" could be reworded to active voice for slightly stronger prose.
✍️ Suggested rewording
-- No manual intervention is needed for versioning. +- The workflow requires no manual intervention for versioning.
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In @.github/workflows/versioning.yml:
- Around line 125-131: The workflow step "Push Changes and Tags" currently
force-pushes all tags which can rewrite unrelated history; change the push logic
to push only the branch and the specific new tag instead of "--tags --force" —
use the existing branch push (git push origin main) and replace the global force
push with a targeted push of the newly created tag (e.g., git push origin
<NEW_VERSION_TAG>) and avoid using --force unless you intentionally need to
overwrite a well-known stable/latest tag (in that case only force that one tag
by name). Locate the commands in the "Push Changes and Tags" step and update
them to push the single tag variable used by your bump script and remove the
blanket --force.
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.github/workflows/versioning.yml (1)
145-149: Clarify or implement tag backupsThe “Backup existing tag” blocks only record the SHA and don’t create a backup tag, which can be misleading. Either create backup tags or clarify the comment to match the behavior.
✍️ Minimal clarification
- # Backup existing tag + # Capture existing tag SHA for logging if git rev-parse --verify stable >/dev/null 2>&1; then OLD_STABLE=$(git rev-parse stable) echo "Backing up current stable tag ($OLD_STABLE)" fi- # Backup existing tag + # Capture existing tag SHA for logging if git rev-parse --verify latest >/dev/null 2>&1; then OLD_LATEST=$(git rev-parse latest) echo "Backing up current latest tag ($OLD_LATEST)" fiAlso applies to: 171-174
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In @.github/workflows/versioning.yml:
- Around line 101-120: The tag_message step currently writes PR title/body via
an unquoted heredoc in the run block of the tag_message job, which allows shell
expansions; update the tag_message generation in the GitHub Actions step (the
"Create tag message" step with id tag_message) to safely handle PR content by
either using a quoted heredoc delimiter (e.g., <<'EOF') for the heredoc blocks
that create tag_message.txt or, preferably, export the PR title and body from
steps.pr_info.outputs into safe environment variables and use printf to write
tag_message.txt with those variables (ensuring you reference
steps.pr_info.outputs.result when extracting title/body). Ensure both the push
branch (uses fromJson(steps.pr_info.outputs.result).title/body) and the
manual-dispatch branch are updated the same way to prevent command injection.
In `@versioning/README.md`:
- Around line 15-19: Update the README.md section that describes the versioning
workflow to remove or revise the incorrect steps about temporary branch
creation, merging, and cleanup; instead document the actual behavior:
versioning.yml checks out main, bump_version.sh updates VERSION and VERSION_YAML
and commits directly to the current branch with the [skip-versioning] marker,
then pushes main and the version tag. Locate the paragraph mentioning temporary
branches (lines referencing "Temporary Branch Creation", "Merge into Main", and
"Branch Cleanup") and replace it with a concise description of the direct-commit
flow referencing versioning.yml and bump_version.sh so the docs match the
implementation.
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In @.github/workflows/versioning.yml:
- Around line 101-124: The YAML lint error is caused by excessive spacing after
the colon in the environment variable declaration (PR_BODY) within the "Create
tag message" step; edit that step so the env keys use a single space after the
colon (e.g., change "PR_BODY: ${{ ... }}" to "PR_BODY: ${{ ... }}"), and ensure
the same spacing convention is applied to "PR_TITLE" and other env entries to
satisfy YAML style checks.
In @.test/unit/test_versioning_advanced.py:
- Around line 214-222: The test test_workflow_commit_message_has_skip_marker
assigns an unused variable content from WORKFLOW_PATH.read_text(); remove that
unused assignment (the symbol content) to eliminate the dead variable, or if
intended, use WORKFLOW_PATH (or content) in the assertion—most simply delete the
line "content = self.WORKFLOW_PATH.read_text()" so only script_content is read
and used in the test.
In @.test/unit/test_versioning.py:
- Around line 60-66: The assertion for month currently allows 1-99 which is
incorrect for calendar months; update the test to enforce 1 <= month <= 12
(replace the line asserting 1 <= month <= 99) so the month validation is strict,
keeping the existing positive sequence check (assert sequence >= 1) unchanged;
if the wider range was intentional, instead add an explicit comment explaining
why month can exceed 12 rather than leaving the permissive range unannotated.
- Around line 16-21: Replace hardcoded absolute paths (e.g.,
TestVersionFiles.VERSION_FILE and TestVersionFiles.VERSION_YAML_FILE) with paths
computed relative to the repository root or via a pytest fixture; create a
repo_root fixture (or compute Path(__file__).resolve().parents[n]) and use it to
set class attributes like TestBumpVersionScript.SCRIPT_PATH,
TestVersioningREADME.README_PATH, TestVersioningWorkflow.WORKFLOW_PATH,
TestESPHomeVersionYAML.YAML_PATH and any hardcoded paths in test methods so
tests are portable across environments. Ensure all references use the new
computed Path joins instead of literal absolute strings and update import/usage
sites in the tests to reference these attributes or the fixture.
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6-14: Remove unused imports.
tempfileandshutilare imported but not used in this file.♻️ Proposed fix
import pytest import yaml import re import subprocess -import tempfile -import shutil from pathlib import Path from datetime import datetime
784-796: Avoid catching bareException.Catching
Exceptionis overly broad and can mask unexpected errors. In this test context, consider catchingyaml.YAMLErrorandIOErrorspecifically, or re-raising unexpected exceptions.♻️ Proposed fix
def test_esphome_yaml_syntax_valid(self): """Test ESPHome YAML has no syntax errors""" yaml_file = Path("/home/jailuser/git/esphome/nspanel_esphome_version.yaml") - try: - with open(yaml_file, 'r') as f: - # Note: !include and !extend are ESPHome-specific, might fail - content = f.read() - # Just verify it's parseable YAML structure - assert 'substitutions:' in content - assert 'esphome:' in content - except Exception as e: - pytest.fail(f"ESPHome YAML has issues: {e}") + with open(yaml_file, 'r') as f: + # Note: !include and !extend are ESPHome-specific, so we check structure + content = f.read() + # Just verify it's parseable YAML structure + assert 'substitutions:' in content, "Missing 'substitutions:' section" + assert 'esphome:' in content, "Missing 'esphome:' section".test/unit/test_versioning_advanced.py (3)
6-11: Remove unused imports.
tempfileandshutilare imported but not used in this file.♻️ Proposed fix
import pytest -import tempfile -import shutil from pathlib import Path import subprocess
247-261: Unused loop variablei.The loop variable
ifromenumerate(lines)is not used. Either remove the enumeration or prefix with underscore to indicate intentional non-use.♻️ Proposed fix
- for i, line in enumerate(lines): + for line in lines: # Look for VERSION file check in stable or latest tag steps if 'if [ ! -f' in line and 'VERSION' in line: found_validation = True
69-78: Test for duplicate keys is inherently limited by YAML parsing.The test checks that
keys.count('version') == 1, butyaml.safe_loadalready deduplicates keys (keeping the last value). This test will pass even if the source file has duplicate keys.If you need to detect duplicate keys in the raw file, consider parsing the file content directly with regex or using a YAML loader that reports duplicates.
♻️ Alternative approach to detect actual duplicates in source
def test_version_yaml_no_duplicate_keys(self): """Test VERSION_YAML doesn't have duplicate version keys""" version_yaml = Path("/home/jailuser/git/versioning/VERSION_YAML") content = version_yaml.read_text() # Count 'version:' occurrences in raw content import re matches = re.findall(r'^version:', content, re.MULTILINE) assert len(matches) == 1, "VERSION_YAML should have exactly one 'version:' key"
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In @.github/FUNDING.yml:
- Line 2: The YAML document markers are inverted: the end marker '...' currently
appears before the document start marker '---'; fix by either removing both
markers entirely or placing them in the correct order so '---' appears before
the YAML content and '...' after it, ensuring the markers '...' and '---' are
corrected or omitted to allow proper YAML parsing.
In @.github/workflows/versioning.yml:
- Around line 114-121: The heredoc that writes tag_message.txt preserves the
leading indentation, so the generated tag message will contain unwanted leading
spaces; update the heredoc usage in the block that writes tag_message.txt (the
<< EOF ... EOF that references NEW_VERSION) to either use a dedenting heredoc
(change to <<-EOF and ensure indentation uses tabs) or remove the indentation
around the heredoc body so the lines have no leading spaces, ensuring the final
tag_message.txt contains a clean "v${NEW_VERSION} - Manual tag update" and
message lines.
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In @.test/unit/test_versioning_advanced.py:
- Around line 16-17: Introduce a REPO_ROOT Path constant (same pattern as in
.test/unit/test_versioning.py) and replace hardcoded "/home/jailuser/git" usages
by deriving file paths from REPO_ROOT (e.g., set VERSION_FILE = REPO_ROOT /
"versioning" / "VERSION" and update the other file constants at the locations
flagged — the symbols to change include VERSION_FILE and the other file-path
constants around the commented lines — so all tests compute paths from REPO_ROOT
instead of using absolute paths).
In @.test/unit/test_versioning.py:
- Around line 626-635: The test test_version_format_consistency defines
VERSION_FILE and VERSION_YAML_FILE but then uses undefined version_file and
version_yaml_file, causing NameError; rename the defined constants to the
lowercase names used in the test (or update references to use
VERSION_FILE/VERSION_YAML_FILE) so the same variable is used consistently—update
either the declaration (change VERSION_FILE -> version_file and
VERSION_YAML_FILE -> version_yaml_file) or the usages in
test_version_format_consistency to reference the existing symbols.
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