feat(cache): add top-level refresh subcommand by rianjs · Pull Request #146 · open-cli-collective/google-readonly

rianjs · 2026-05-28T11:56:43Z

Summary

Adds gro refresh [resources...] and gro refresh --status per cli-common/docs/working-with-state.md §4.6
Marks gro drive drives --refresh deprecated (one-release cycle); behavior preserved
New Cache.DrivesStatus() helper lets --status read freshness without a Drive client; the ClientFactory seam in refreshcmd pins the no-network-on-status invariant via a panicking-factory test

Test plan

go test ./... green (1412 tests)
make lint green
make check green
Manual: gro refresh --status on empty cache prints uninitialized
Manual: gro refresh foo errors with valid-args list (exit 1)
Manual: gro refresh --help shows expected examples
CI green

Closes #142

Adds `gro refresh [resources...]` and `gro refresh --status` per cli-common/docs/working-with-state.md §4.6, making the cache control surface a single discoverable command rather than per-command flags. `gro drive drives --refresh` is marked deprecated and continues to work through one release cycle. `--status` reads the cache envelope directly via the new Cache.DrivesStatus() helper, never constructing a Drive client. The ClientFactory seam in refreshcmd pins this invariant via a panicking factory test. Closes #142

rianjs · 2026-05-28T11:58:36Z

Findings

README still points users at the deprecated cache-refresh surface.
The PR does not include README.md, but the README still says “Run gro drive drives to refresh the cache” at README.md and still documents --refresh as a normal flag at README.md. Since this ticket introduces the replacement user-facing cache control, update the README to show gro refresh drives / gro refresh --status and mark gro drive drives --refresh deprecated.
gro drive drives --refresh compatibility is only metadata-tested.
drives_test.go checks flag.Deprecated, but does not execute the command to prove the old flag still force-fetches and emits the deprecation warning on stderr. Add a smoke test that seeds or stubs cache/client behavior, runs --refresh, asserts ListSharedDrives is called, and verifies the warning stays off stdout, especially for --json.
The stale --status path is untested.
DrivesStatus() classifies stale/fresh/uninitialized, but refresh_test.go covers empty and fresh only. The dangling time import workaround is a hint the stale case was planned but not added. Add a stale-envelope test either through refreshcmd --status or a focused cache-package test.

Checks

The ClientFactory seam does prove --status is Drive-client-free: the panicking factory + counter test covers the key invariant.
The status output is literal pipe-delimited and matches the §4.1 shape.
The implementation avoids the jtk registry/DAG pattern and stays appropriately small.

Address Codex PR review minors on #146: - README points users at gro refresh / gro refresh --status; marks --refresh deprecated. - New TestRefresh_Status_Stale exercises the stale classification path via cache.SetNowFnForTest. - New TestDrivesCommand_RefreshFlagStillForcesFetch executes `gro drive drives --refresh` against a primed cache and asserts the Drive API is hit (deprecation contract preserved).

rianjs · 2026-05-28T12:01:46Z

TDD coverage assessment

Overall: solid coverage. The test seam (ClientFactory) and panicking-factory pattern are well-applied, and the deprecated-flag contract is correctly pinned with a behavioral test rather than just a flag-string assertion.

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Important

Cache.DrivesStatus() lacks direct unit tests in internal/cache. All 4 return paths (fresh, stale, uninitialized-via-miss, uninitialized-via-corrupt-JSON) are only exercised indirectly through refreshcmd. The corrupt-envelope branch (json.SyntaxError / UnmarshalTypeError → StatusUninitialized, nil) and the generic-I/O-error branch (wrapped as "reading drives cache: %w") have zero coverage. A small cache_test.go driving a malformed file and a permission/path error would close this gap.
joinFailures multi-failure branch is untested. Only the single-resource list-error path is exercised. The len > 1 branch ("refresh failed (N resources):" + bulleted lines) is unreachable today (only one resource exists) — fine, but worth a unit test on joinFailures directly so it doesn't rot before the second resource lands.

Nit

ASCII shape is only loosely asserted (Contains "drives | " / Contains " | fresh"). No test pins the full pipe-delimited row order (name | at | age | ttl | status). A single line-equality assertion would lock the contract for downstream parsers.
--status output for the uninitialized-but-selected-by-name path (gro refresh drives --status with empty cache) isn't separately asserted — only the no-args case is. Low value, but trivial to add.
Header line (RESOURCE | FETCHED_AT | AGE | TTL | STATUS) is asserted only in the no-arg uninitialized test; if someone reorders columns, the fresh/stale tests still pass.
Out-of-scope risk: NowFnForTest / SetNowFnForTest are new exported test seams on the production cache package. Documented as test-only, but they sit in cache.go rather than a _test.go file or testing subpackage — minor surface-area concern, not a blocker.

Strong points

Panicking-factory invariant for --status is exactly right.
TestDrivesCommand_RefreshFlagStillForcesFetch correctly verifies behavior (listCalls == 1 after cache prime), not just the deprecation string.
Factory-construction-error and list-error propagation are both covered with errors.Is / substring checks.
ValidArgs rejection is covered by TestRefresh_UnknownResource.

Direct unit coverage for the three Status return paths (uninitialized / corrupt-as-miss / fresh), addressing the TDD-review gap on PR #146. The corrupt-JSON branch in particular was unreachable from the refreshcmd-level tests since they always go through Set+Get.

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💡 Suggestion - internal/cache/cache.go:197

NowFnForTest and SetNowFnForTest are exported from a production file (cache.go), making them part of the package's compiled API. Any non-test code can call SetNowFnForTest and silently corrupt time-based classification. The idiomatic Go approach for cross-package test seams is an export_test.go file, or a clock interface field on Cache set via a constructor option. Without build-tag protection, these symbols are reachable from production paths.

💡 Suggestion - internal/cmd/refreshcmd/refresh.go:80

runStatus captures now := time.Now().UTC() for the Age column directly, while DrivesStatus() uses the internal nowFn seam for status classification. In tests that advance nowFn (e.g. TestRefresh_Status_Stale advances clock by 48h), the status column correctly shows 'stale' but the Age column shows ~0s real elapsed time — the two columns are computed from different clocks in the same row. No production bug, but the test output is misleading and undermines the stale-status test's diagnostic value.

💡 Suggestion - internal/cmd/refreshcmd/refresh.go:98

The default branches in runStatus's switch and in runRefresh's switch are dead code. Because the command uses cobra.OnlyValidArgs with ValidArgs set to validResources, Cobra rejects any unrecognized argument before RunE is called; and the zero-args path fills selected from validResources. These branches create a false impression of internal validation logic and will mislead future contributors adding new resources.

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⚠️ Should Fix - internal/cmd/refreshcmd/refresh.go:47

gro refresh has RunE (making it a leaf command) but no --json/-j flag. CLAUDE.md and golden-principles.md require every leaf subcommand to support --json/-j, and this is CI-enforced by internal/architecture/architecture_test.go. This structural invariant must be satisfied before merging.

⚠️ Should Fix - internal/cache/cache_test.go:130

The generic I/O error branch in DrivesStatus (cache.go:172 — return fmt.Errorf("reading drives cache: %w", err)) has zero test coverage. The PR discussion explicitly flagged this as 'Important'. The corrupt-JSON and uninitialized paths are covered, but a permission-denied or missing-parent-directory error is never exercised. A test that writes a valid file and then makes it unreadable (chmod 000 or pointing Root at a non-existent path) would close this gap.

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⚠️ Should Fix - README.md:466

README still documents gro drive drives --refresh as the primary cache-refresh surface and does not mention gro refresh drives or gro refresh --status. New users following the README will land on the deprecated flag path. The PR discussion identifies this as an open issue. Update the README to present gro refresh as the recommended command and mark gro drive drives --refresh as deprecated.

💡 Suggestion - internal/cache/cache.go:177

DrivesStatus returns (StatusUninitialized, non-nil error) for generic I/O failures (permission denied, missing directory). A caller that checks status before error — or that logs both — will see StatusUninitialized and infer the cache was never populated, when the real cause is a permissions or disk error. Returning a zero-value status or a dedicated StatusError sentinel alongside the non-nil error would prevent silent misdiagnosis.

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Address pr-review-daemon findings on #146: - Add --json/-j to gro refresh (control-plane envelope, per the gro repo's leaf-command rule + cli-common §2 retention of JSON for control-plane surfaces). - DrivesStatus() now returns (fetchedAt, ttl, status, now, error) so the --status presenter renders the Age column from the same clock that classified the status — no test-only dual-clock skew. - Move the cross-package clock seam behind internal/cache/cachetest (SwapClock) and rename the production-package symbol to SwapClockForTest with a stronger warning. Production callers cannot reach it via cachetest without an obvious import. - Add direct unit coverage for DrivesStatus's I/O-error branch (envelope path is a directory). - Drop dead default branches in runStatus / runRefresh (cobra rejects unknown resources before RunE via OnlyValidArgs). - Refresh failure path now wraps the underlying error (refreshing drives: listing shared drives: boom) so errors.Is can match through the chain. Adds 2 envelope-shape tests for --status --json and --json success.

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💡 Suggestion - README.md:1112

The new gro refresh Flags block in the README lists only --status but omits --json/-j, which was added to the command in this revision. Every other command's Flags block in the README documents -j, --json; the gro refresh entry should match. The flag exists in the code — this is a documentation-only gap in the newly added section.

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💡 Suggestion - internal/cmd/refreshcmd/refresh.go:171

runRefresh now calls refreshDrives unconditionally for every resource in selected, using name only to populate entry.Resource — it has no effect on which operation executes. This is correct while validResources contains only "drives", but when a second resource is added, gro refresh <new-resource> will silently call the drives refresh function instead of the new one. The prior version's switch name { case "drives": } made dispatch explicit and safe by construction; the fix for the dead default branch should have dropped only that default while preserving the case "drives": dispatch. runStatus at least carries a comment explaining the single-resource assumption; runRefresh has neither the guard nor the comment.

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monit-reviewer · 2026-05-28T12:19:45Z

+Usage: gro refresh [resources...] [flags]
+
+Flags:
+      --status   Print cache freshness; no network calls


🔵 Low (harness-engineering:harness-enforcement-reviewer): The new gro refresh Flags block in the README lists only --status but omits --json/-j, which was added to the command in this revision. Every other command's Flags block in the README documents -j, --json; the gro refresh entry should match. The flag exists in the code — this is a documentation-only gap in the newly added section.

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monit-reviewer · 2026-05-28T12:19:45Z

+
+	entries := make([]refreshEntry, 0, len(selected))
+	var firstErr error
+	for _, name := range selected {


🔵 Low (harness-engineering:harness-self-documenting-code-reviewer): runRefresh now calls refreshDrives unconditionally for every resource in selected, using name only to populate entry.Resource — it has no effect on which operation executes. This is correct while validResources contains only "drives", but when a second resource is added, gro refresh <new-resource> will silently call the drives refresh function instead of the new one. The prior version's switch name { case "drives": } made dispatch explicit and safe by construction; the fix for the dead default branch should have dropped only that default while preserving the case "drives": dispatch. runStatus at least carries a comment explaining the single-resource assumption; runRefresh has neither the guard nor the comment.

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rianjs · 2026-05-28T12:21:25Z

Findings

Major: gro refresh --json bypasses the repo’s migration-aware JSON writer.
The new writeJSON uses encoding/json directly. Existing JSON paths in internal/output.JSON consume migrationsink and splice a top-level _migration field so JSON-mode commands do not leave a human migration notice for root to flush to stderr. gro refresh --json can construct a Drive client, which can touch auth/keychain migration paths, so this new control-plane JSON surface should use output.JSON(stdout, envelope) rather than a local encoder.
Major: the daemon added a production test seam for clock control.
cache.SwapClockForTest and internal/cache/cachetest are production code used only to drive tests. That is architectural drift for a small refresh command. Prefer either an in-package cache test that mutates nowFn, or write a stale envelope fixture directly in refreshcmd tests. A production-exported “ForTest” API is easy to misuse inside this repo despite the comments.
Minor: omitempty on time.Time will not omit zero timestamps.
statusEntry.FetchedAt and refreshEntry.UpdatedAt are value time.Time fields. On uninitialized/error JSON envelopes, these can serialize as 0001-01-01T00:00:00Z instead of being absent. Use *time.Time or string fields if omission is the intended envelope shape.
Minor: README’s gro refresh flag block omits --json/-j.
Since the daemon intentionally added JSON as a control-plane envelope and the repo leaf-command rule requires it, the new README section should list -j, --json too.
Minor: deprecated flag warning is still not execution-tested.
The new drive test proves --refresh still bypasses cache and fetches. It does not assert that Cobra emits the deprecation warning on stderr or that stdout remains clean. Add a small assertion for the warning stream if this is easy in the existing command test harness.

The ClientFactory seam still proves --status does not construct a Drive client, and the text --status output is correctly literal pipe-delimited for §4.1.

Address final Codex pass on #146: - gro refresh --json now uses internal/output.JSON, so the §1.8 _migration block splices into the envelope rather than leaking to stderr (matters when refresh constructs the Drive client and the keychain migration runs). - Remove the cross-package cachetest helper and the production-exported SwapClockForTest seam. The stale-classification case is now covered by an in-package cache_test.go subtest that mutates nowFn directly — no production-package test exports. - Pointer time.Time fields (FetchedAt, UpdatedAt) in the envelope so omitempty actually omits unset timestamps instead of serializing the Go zero value. - README's gro refresh flag block now lists -j, --json.

rianjs · 2026-05-28T12:25:43Z

Findings

Minor: deprecated flag warning is still not execution-tested.
TestDrivesCommand_RefreshFlagStillForcesFetch now proves gro drive drives --refresh still bypasses cache and calls the API, which is the important behavior. It still does not assert that Cobra emits the deprecation warning on stderr. The metadata test checks flag.Deprecated, so this is a small coverage gap, not an architectural issue.

Checks

gro refresh --json now correctly routes through internal/output.JSON, so migration splicing / stderr suppression semantics stay aligned with existing JSON paths.
The test-only clock package/exported seam is gone; stale classification is now covered in-package by mutating nowFn.
Pointer time.Time fields fix the zero-time omitempty issue.
--status remains Drive-client-free, including the JSON status path.
Text --status remains literal pipe-delimited per §4.1.
The JSON addition is acceptable as a control-plane surface under cli-common §2 and the repo’s leaf-command rule.

* feat!: remove per-command --json from resource leaves JSON is reserved for round-trip payloads and control-plane envelopes per cli-common docs/output-and-rendering.md §2. Today's surviving JSON surfaces are 'gro refresh --json' (§4.6, added in #146) and 'gro config show --json' (diagnostic). Every resource-surface leaf under mail/, calendar/, contacts/, drive/, me/ now emits text only; running 'gro mail search foo --json' returns cobra's 'unknown flag: --json'. The boundary is uniform across resource reads AND mutation-success renderers — mail archive/label/markread/star/categorize/draft, calendar color/rsvp, contacts group_manage/star, drive star all lose their --json flag along with the read commands. Architecture: inverts golden principle #4 + the structural test that enforced it. Pre-#144: every leaf had to declare --json/-j (with two binary-write exemptions). Post-#144: every resource leaf must NOT declare --json — caught by TestResourceLeavesHaveNoJSONFlag. The jsonExemptCommands allowlist is gone (empty after the inversion). Helper cleanup: bulk.Result.Print(jsonOutput bool) → Print() (text only); the four package-local printJSON helpers in mail/calendar/contacts/drive output.go are deleted; me/output.go's RenderJSON + json-shaped structs are deleted. shared internal/output helpers stay (refresh + config show consume them). Tests: per-package 'has json flag' subtests, every Test*_JSON function, and noleak's me --json variants are removed; config show --json no-leak coverage stays. BREAKING CHANGE: 'gro <resource> --json' now errors. Scripts that piped 'gro ... --json | jq' must move to text parsing or use one of the surviving JSON surfaces (gro refresh --json, gro config show --json). Closes #144 * docs(adding-a-domain): align with #144 — text-only resource leaves The pre-#144 instructions required output.go to contain a printJSON() helper and every leaf to declare --json/-j. Both are inverted by the new policy: resource-surface leaves emit text only; JSON is reserved for control-plane envelopes outside the domain resource packages (refresh, config show). Updated the section so a future domain author follows the §4 rule rather than the removed surface. * docs: drop stale printJSON() references after #144 Two doc tails referenced the removed printJSON() helper: - docs/architecture.md file-naming table - internal/output/output.go's JSON() docstring referring to 'per-domain printJSON() callers' (those are gone; the only surviving JSONStdout callers are control-plane refresh + config show). * test: end-to-end resource --json rejection + config show --json carve-out Two TDD-suggested coverage adds: - TestResourceLeaf_RejectsJSON_EndToEnd dispatches 'gro drive drives --json' through cobra and asserts the user-visible 'unknown flag' error. The static guard catches missing flag declarations; this one catches a hypothetical regression where the flag is declared but the structural test's domain set is bypassed. - TestConfigShowCommand: assert the --json control-plane flag is declared with -j shorthand. config show --json had no-leak coverage in internal/noleak but no shape coverage; this pins the carve-out surface itself. * docs+test: align stale references; consolidate no-json assertion Five daemon findings on PR #147: 1. The repo's agent-guidance markdown §Key Constraints still required '--json on all leaf commands' — directly contradicts the post-#144 inversion and would mislead future contributors. Updated to mirror the new text-only rule. 2. internal/architecture E2E test comment overstated protection (claimed to catch a domain-set bypass when it shares the same list). Reworded as a spot-check complement that explicitly notes neither test guards against domainPackages drift. 3. docs/golden-principles.md §4 grew a 'carve-out criteria' paragraph articulating what qualifies a command as a control-plane carve-out (outside domain resource packages + envelope/diagnostic). 4. Removed the two duplicate per-command 'no json flag' subtests (drives_test.go, archive_test.go) for consistency — global guard in TestResourceLeavesHaveNoJSONFlag covers all leaves uniformly.

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