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.github/copilot-instructions.md (1)
83-86:⚠️ Potential issueIncomplete Testing Approach
The “Testing Approach” section ends abruptly and lacks detail on actual test steps (e.g., idempotency checks, lint validation, Molecule commands). Please complete this section before merging..pre-commit-config.yaml (1)
49-56: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionReorder hooks to maintain lexicographical order
Thejumanjihouse/pre-commit-hooksentry should precedepre-commit/pre-commit-hooksto comply with the project’s sorting rule.- - repo: https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks - rev: v5.0.0 + - repo: https://github.com/jumanjihouse/pre-commit-hooks + rev: 3.0.0 hooks: - id: forbid-binary - id: git-check # Configure in .gitattributes - id: require-ascii - id: script-must-have-extension + - repo: https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks + rev: v5.0.0 + hooks: + - id: check-added-large-files + - id: check-byte-order-marker + - id: check-case-conflict + - id: check-executables-have-shebangs + - id: check-merge-conflict + - id: check-yaml + - id: end-of-file-fixer + - id: trailing-whitespace
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templates/4/ea.ini.j2 (1)
2-4: Confirm handling of template whitespace
The removal of Jinja2 whitespace control hyphens (-) in the loop disables trimming around the block, which may introduce extra newlines or spaces in the renderedea.inifile. Ensure that the MetaTrader platform correctly parses the resulting format.templates/5/tester.ini.j2 (1)
5-10: Confirm whitespace control changes and normalize indentation
As in other templates, the whitespace-trimming hyphens have been removed, disabling block trimming—verify the rendered output is still valid for the target system. Additionally, the Jinja2 tags contain inconsistent inner spacing; consider normalizing them (e.g.,{% for ... %}without extra spaces) to improve readability and satisfyj2lint.
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molecule/requirements.txt (1)
3-5: Pinning pipenv version for reproducibilityCurrently
pipenvhas no version constraint, which may lead to untested upstream changes. Consider pinning to a known working release:- pipenv + pipenv>=2023.9.26tasks/main.yml (1)
119-126: Consider parameterizing timeout valuesWhile increasing the
wait_fortimeout to 120s addresses longer startup times, embedding literal values reduces flexibility. Expose a variable (e.g.,mt_runner_log_wait_timeout) so users can adjust this without modifying the role:- timeout: 120 + timeout: "{{ mt_runner_log_wait_timeout }}"Then define
mt_runner_log_wait_timeoutindefaults/main.ymlwith a default of120.templates/4/tester.ini.j2 (2)
5-7: Review whitespace control removalRemoving the trim modifiers (
-{%/-%}) reintroduces blank lines around the loop, which may affect the rendered INI format. If unwanted empty lines appear, consider enabling Jinja2’strim_blocksorlstrip_blocksglobally or per-template:#jinja2: trim_blocks:True, lstrip_blocks:True
6-6: Use Jinja2defaultfilter for clarityInstead of
(value or ''), thedefaultfilter is more idiomatic:{{ key }}={{ value|default('') }}.github/dependabot.yml (1)
9-12: Sort mapping keys lexicographically
Under theupdatesrule, the keys should follow alphabetical order (directory,package-ecosystem,schedule) to maintain consistency across YAML manifests.molecule/default/converge.yml (1)
4-7: Align play mapping keys alphabetically
Within the play definition, reorder the fields to follow alphabetical order (gather_facts,hosts,name,roles,vars) so they adhere to the repository’s YAML guidelines.molecule/default/molecule.yml (1)
20-22: Reorder callback default options alphabetically
Inconfig_options.defaults, alphabetical ordering would be:remote_tmp: result_format: stdout_callback:Reordering these makes key discovery and maintenance easier.
molecule/mt4/molecule.yml (1)
23-25: Lexicographically orderdefaultskeys
For consistency, consider sorting the keys underconfig_options.defaultsalphabetically:- stdout_callback: ansible.builtin.default - result_format: yaml - remote_tmp: /tmp/.ansible-tmp-$${USER} + remote_tmp: /tmp/.ansible-tmp-$${USER} + result_format: yaml + stdout_callback: ansible.builtin.defaulttests/inventory/docker-containers.yml (1)
6-29: Extract common host variables to group_vars
Theansible_connectionandansible_python_interpretersettings are duplicated across most hosts. Consider defining them once under avars:section in thedocker_containersgroup to DRY up the inventory, then override only the NixOS interpreter path:docker_containers: - hosts: + vars: + ansible_connection: docker + ansible_python_interpreter: /usr/bin/python3 + hosts: mt-runner-on-ubuntu-latest: ansible_connection: docker ansible_host: mt-runner-on-ubuntu-latest ansible_python_interpreter: /usr/bin/python3 @@ mt-runner-on-nixos-latest: ansible_connection: docker ansible_host: mt-runner-on-nixos-latest - ansible_python_interpreter: /nix/var/nix/profiles/default/bin/python3 + ansible_python_interpreter: /nix/var/nix/profiles/default/bin/python3This centralizes defaults and reduces repetition.
molecule/mt5-ea/molecule.yml (1)
23-25: Lexicographically orderdefaultskeys
For consistency, sort the keys underconfig_options.defaultsalphabetically:- stdout_callback: ansible.builtin.default - result_format: yaml - remote_tmp: /tmp/.ansible-tmp-$${USER} + remote_tmp: /tmp/.ansible-tmp-$${USER} + result_format: yaml + stdout_callback: ansible.builtin.default.github/workflows/reviewdog.yml (1)
5-8: Consider adding manual trigger support
Optionally includeworkflow_dispatchunderon:to allow manual runs of this workflow:on: pull_request: push: + workflow_dispatch:requirements.yml (1)
5-10: Consider pinning versions for all collections
Currently onlycommunity.generalis version-constrained. To avoid unexpected breaking changes when new major versions are released, consider adding version constraints for the other collections (community.docker,community.windows,ansible.windows). For example:- name: community.docker version: ">=5.0.0,<6.0.0"defaults/main.yml (2)
29-30: Use lookup andno_logfor environment-sourced credentials
Whileansible_facts.envworks, the recommended pattern is:Login: "{{ lookup('env','MT_RUNNER_MT4_LOGIN') | default('12345') }}"And in your playbook/task using these vars, set
no_log: trueto avoid exposing secrets in logs.
35-35: Explicitly defineProxyPasswordvalue
An empty value without quotes will be parsed asnull. If you intend an empty string, use:ProxyPassword: ""Also consider adding
# pragma: allowlist secretfor consistency..github/workflows/test.yml (2)
24-27: Simplify checkout path usage
You override the default clone directory withpath: ${{ github.repository }}and then adjustworking-directory. Unless you need a nested layout, consider removingpath:so all steps can use the repo root withoutworking-directory.
64-66: Validate debug condition for tmate
Theif: ${{ failure() && runner.debug == '1' }}check depends onrunner.debugbeing exactly'1'. Review the Actions docs to confirm that debug mode setsrunner.debugto'1'(not'true'), or update the condition accordingly.README.md (4)
43-48: Grammar: add missing article in Docker section header.Line reads “Steps to test role on Docker containers.” Consider changing to “Steps to test the role on Docker containers.”
51-55: Markdown formatting: unindent fenced code block under list.The fenced block under “1. Install the current role…” is indented, which may break some renderers. For consistency, dedent the triple backticks to the list level:
- ```shell + ```shell ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.yml jinja2 requirements-local.yml.j2 -D "pwd=$PWD" -o requirements-local.yml ansible-galaxy install -r requirements-local.yml - ``` + ```
57-61: Grammar: include article for “symbolic link”.Change “using symbolic link” to “using a symbolic link” for grammatical correctness:
-Alternatively, for development purposes, you can consider using symbolic link, e.g. +Alternatively, for development purposes, you can consider using a symbolic link, e.g.🧰 Tools
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70-73: Grammar: enhance clarity in Molecule section.Consider rewording to “To test this role using Molecule, run:” for consistency and clarity.
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.github/workflows/molecule.yml (1)
51-55: Consider removingsudofor chmod.On GitHub runners, file permissions can typically be changed by the runner user without
sudo. You can simplify to:- run: sudo chmod 644 molecule-${{ matrix.scenario }}-report.html + run: chmod 644 molecule-${{ matrix.scenario }}-report.htmltests/playbooks/docker-containers.yml (1)
35-65: Optional refactor: consolidate Python installation.You have three separate raw+apt tasks per OS. Consider merging into a single task using the
packagemodule with a conditional map to reduce repetition:- name: Install Python 3 and pip ansible.builtin.package: name: - python3 - python3-pip - python3-setuptools state: present when: > container_image is search("ubuntu") or container_image is search("debian") or container_image is search("alpine") or container_image is search("nixos").github/prompts/code-review.prompt.md (2)
3-3: Grammar: add missing article “the”.Change “Your goal is to review Ansible role code” to “Your goal is to review the Ansible role code”.
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19-19: Improve variety in directive verbs.Lines 17–19 all start with “Ensure”; consider replacing one with “Verify” or “Check” to enhance readability.
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.github/copilot-instructions.md (4)
14-22: Clarify secure configuration handling
Consider specifying patterns for secure variable handling (e.g., using Ansible Vault orlookup('env', ...)) and explicitly advising against default or hardcoded credentials.
23-31: Clarify intended audience for response guidelines
These “General Approach” instructions appear to guide Copilot’s output formatting rather than contributor behavior. You may want to prefix the section to clarify its audience or move it to a dedicated file for AI assistant configuration.
40-46: Explicit ansible-lint rule enforcement
Good inclusion of thefqcn[keyword]rule; for completeness, consider adding other critical rules such asno-bare-variablesorerror-noshell.
58-74: Project-specific environment notes
The platform-specific package manager instructions and Codespaces references are clear. Consider specifying the exact Nix channel or version to avoid ambiguity for Nix users.🧰 Tools
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37-47: Maintain built-in hook coverage
The selection of built-inpre-commit-hooksis comprehensive. Consider addingcheck-docstring-first-linefor Python files to enforce docstring conventions.
62-66: Enhance detect-secrets configuration
Consider adding asecrets_baselineor excluding known false positives to reduce noise in CI and speed up scans.
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vars/main.yml (1)
2-2: Added file-level comment for clarityIncluding a descriptive comment at the top of
vars/main.ymlimproves maintainability by clarifying this file’s purpose within the role’s structure.molecule/requirements.txt (1)
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requests==2.31.0is compatible and secureEnsure this version aligns with other project dependencies and has no known security vulnerabilities in the context of Molecule testing.
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#!/bin/bash pip install pip-audit pip-auditLength of output: 4729
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#!/bin/bash # Install pip-audit if not already available and audit the Molecule requirements file pip install pip-audit python3 -m pip_audit -r molecule/requirements.txtLength of output: 4377
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requests==2.31.0The automated audit couldn’t run in this environment (missing python3-venv). Please confirm that pinning
requests==2.31.0inmolecule/requirements.txt:
- Has no known security vulnerabilities
- Is compatible with the other dependencies used for Molecule testing
To verify locally:
- Install a virtual-env backend (e.g.
sudo apt install python3-venv).- Run:
python3 -m pip install pip-audit python3 -m pip_audit -r molecule/requirements.txt- Address any flagged issues or upgrade/downgrade accordingly.
.github/workflows/check.yml (1)
19-19: Approved pre-commit Action version bumpUpdating to
pre-commit/action@v3.0.1ensures you receive the latest fixes..markdownlint.yaml (1)
1-14: Configuration aligns with standards
The markdownlint rules are clear, and the ignore list and rule overrides are correctly specified.molecule/mt4/molecule.yml (3)
6-7: Enable lint checks in Molecule scenario
Uncommentingyamllintandansible-lintensures code style checks run during the Molecule test lifecycle.
19-21: Standardize Ansible callback plugin and output format
Switching to the built-inansible.builtin.defaultcallback and YAML-formatted results aligns with the project CI conventions.
27-28: Addwine_releasegroup variable
Introducingwine_release: stableingroup_vars.allprovides clarity on the Wine distribution version used for testing.molecule/mt5-ea/molecule.yml (3)
6-7: Enable lint checks in Molecule scenario
Uncommentingyamllintandansible-lintensures code style checks run during the Molecule test lifecycle.
19-21: Standardize Ansible callback plugin and output format
Switching to the built-inansible.builtin.defaultcallback and YAML-formatted results aligns with other scenarios and CI conventions.
27-28: Addwine_releasegroup variable
Definingwine_release: stableingroup_vars.allclarifies the Wine release channel used across the test inventory..github/workflows/reviewdog.yml (1)
1-6: Approvereviewdogworkflow setup
The workflow correctly triggers onpull_requestandpushand integratesactionlintwith a custom problem matcher.requirements.yml (1)
12-18: Verify role version alignment
The roleea31337.metatraderis pinned atv1.0.3here. Please ensure this matches exactly the version inmeta/main.ymlto prevent drift.defaults/main.yml (2)
25-25: Great: mark sensitive defaults as secrets
Adding# pragma: allowlist secrettoFTPPasswordwill prevent false positives in your secret-scanning tools.
147-147: Confirm extended timeout meets CI expectations
The default timeout was increased from120to600seconds. Please verify this aligns with your Molecule/CI job timeouts so tests don’t hang unexpectedly.requirements-local.yml.j2 (2)
1-4: Usage comments are clear and helpful
The instructions for rendering and installing the local requirements file are concise and correct.
6-11: Local role source template looks solid
Thefile://{{ pwd }}URI with a pin toHEADis appropriate for local testing. Key order (name,scm,src,version) is alphabetical..github/workflows/test.yml (2)
33-36: Verify Jinja2 CLI availability in test environment
The workflow invokesjinja2to render the template—ensure your.devcontainer/requirements.txtor equivalent includes a Jinja2 CLI package (e.g.,jinja2-cli) so this step won’t fail.
43-45: Local requirements installation is well-structured
Rendering the template and cleaning uprequirements-local.ymlin one step is efficient and clear.meta/main.yml (6)
3-7: Ensure dependency version stays in sync
Theea31337.metatraderrole version is pinned tov1.0.3here. Please verify this matches the version inrequirements.ymlto prevent inconsistent role installations.
9-10: Author and company metadata looks good
Changingauthortokenorband adding acompanyfield is valid per Ansible Galaxy spec.
15-26: Galaxy tags are alphabetically sorted
Your expansion ofgalaxy_tagsfollows lexicographical order, which helps maintain clarity and consistency.
27-27: SPDX-compliant license identifier
UsingGPL-3.0-or-lateris correct and aligns with best practices for licensing.
33-37: Debian platform versions are ordered
You’ve explicitly listed Debian versions in lexicographical order, including older releases—good attention to detail.
41-45: Ubuntu platform versions are ordered
The Ubuntu versions are similarly sorted and comprehensive..coderabbit.yaml (1)
1-51: Configuration aligns with schema and project standards.The new
.coderabbit.yamlstrictly follows the defined CodeRabbit configuration schema, enables the intended features (auto-review, path filters, linting tools), and applies sensible defaults. No invalid or unexpected fields were introduced.README.md (8)
1-4: Title and badges are clear and correctly formatted.The header clearly names the role and includes the CodeRabbit PR Reviews and License badges with valid links.
8-19: Requirements section is comprehensive and accurate.The list of prerequisites (Ansible, Python, root access, supported OSes) is clear and correctly formatted.
22-28: Galaxy install instructions are correct.The “Install from Ansible Galaxy” subsection clearly shows the command needed to install the role.
30-36: GitHub install instructions are correct.The “Install from GitHub” subsection and its code block are accurate and well-formatted.
38-42: Role Variables section is concise and links correctly.The pointer to
defaults/main.ymlis valid and helps users find all default settings.
63-68: Docker service step is clear.The instructions to ensure Docker is running and the
ansible-playbookcommand are correct and sufficient.
74-76: Molecule test command is correct.The code block for
molecule testis accurate and well-formatted.
78-82: License section is correct.The GPL v3 reference and link to
LICENSEare clear and accurate..github/workflows/molecule.yml (8)
7-13: Trigger filters for pull_request are properly scoped.The
paths-ignoreblock excludes non-workflow changes as intended.
15-21: Trigger filters for push are properly scoped.Mirroring
paths-ignoreunderpushensures consistency.
24-25: Job key normalization and naming is clear.The job identifier was changed to lowercase
testandname: Testwas added for readability.
37-37: Verify custom checkout path necessity.You’re checking out under
path: ${{ github.repository }}; confirm downstream steps rely on that path. If not required, consider using the default workspace location.
41-42: Conditional callback setting is correct.The
ANSIBLE_STDOUT_CALLBACKexpression toggles betweendebugandyamlbased on the debug flag as expected.
49-50: Conditional Molecule options and working directory are correct.The use of
${{ runner.debug == '1' && '--verbose' || '' }}and removal of quotedmolecule_working_diris valid.
56-60: Verify HTML-to-Markdown conversion action.The
patrick-werner/fhir-html-validation-to-markdownaction is specialized for FHIR validation; ensure it correctly converts Molecule reports or switch to a generic HTML-to-Markdown tool.
61-62: Tmate debug step gating is correct.The condition
failure() && runner.debug == '1'properly restricts tmate to failure+debug situations.tests/playbooks/docker-containers.yml (5)
1-13: Play definitions follow Ansible best practices.The two-play structure (
Configure Docker containerandInstall ea31337.mt_runner role) is correct, facts gathering is appropriately managed, andbecome_method: suis chosen for compatibility.
14-34: Docker container setup tasks are solid.Using
community.dockermodules with delegation and retries ensures robust container lifecycle management.
66-75: Variables mapping is clear.The
container_image_mapand default fallback ensure that inventory hostnames map to the intended images.
79-87: Role import task is straightforward.Using
ansible.builtin.import_rolefor installation is appropriate and idempotent.
88-94: Post-tasks stop containers gracefully.Stopping containers in
post_taskswithfailed_when: falseprevents tear-down failures from blocking results..github/copilot-instructions.md (4)
3-11: Comprehensive expertise requirements
The list of required expertise is clear and covers all critical areas for contributors (Ansible, Python, Jinja2, Molecule, Linux distros, YAML).
32-39: Strong Ansible best practices
The idempotency reminder, indentation guidance, and standard role structure align well with community standards.
48-57: Well-defined YAML guidelines
The rules for blank lines, indentation, line length, and lexicographical ordering will help maintain consistency across YAML files.
75-82: Key variable management
Good reminder to keepdefaults/main.yml,vars/main.yml, andREADME.mdin sync when variables change..pre-commit-config.yaml (8)
1-3: Lexicographical order reminder
The note about keeping hooks in lexicographical order is useful. Ensure it’s updated whenever hooks are added or removed.
6-11: yamllint hook upgrade
Upgrading to v1.37.1 with explicit-c .yamllintand-sflags is appropriate for enforcing YAML standards.
12-16: ansible-lint version bump
Updatingansible-lintto v25.4.0 aligns with the latest community recommendations.
17-21: Add j2lint hook
Introducingj2lintv1.2.0 will help catch Jinja2 template errors early in the CI pipeline.
22-26: Add codespell hook
Includingcodespellv2.4.1 is a great choice to catch common typos across the repository.
27-31: Add gitleaks hook
Pinninggitleaksto v8.24.2 enhances secret scanning and reduces the risk of credential leaks.
32-36: Add markdownlint hook
Upgradingmarkdownlint-clito v0.44.0 will bolster Markdown quality checks, especially for the newly overhauled documentation.
57-61: Add actionlint hook
Includingrhysd/actionlintv1.7.7 will validate the GitHub Actions workflows themselves—excellent for preventing CI configuration errors.
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tests/inventory/docker-containers.yml (1)
5-29: Consider ordering hosts alphabetically.Per coding guidelines, keys should be in lexicographical order when possible. The hosts could be reordered as:
alpine-latest,debian-latest,nixos-latest,ubuntu-jammy,ubuntu-latest,ubuntu-noble.tests/playbooks/docker-containers.yml (2)
90-91: Unused variablecontroller_python.The
controller_pythonvariable is defined in Play 2 but not referenced by any task in this play. Consider removing it if not needed.Proposed fix
- name: Install ea31337.mt_runner role on all containers hosts: docker_containers gather_facts: true tags: always - vars: - controller_python: "{{ ansible_playbook_python }}" tasks:
2-84: Consider reordering play-level keys alphabetically.Per coding guidelines, keys should be in lexicographical order when possible. The current order is
become,become_method,gather_facts,hosts,pre_tasks,tags,vars,vars_files. Suggested order:become,become_method,gather_facts,hosts,pre_tasks,tags,vars,vars_files— actually this is mostly sorted excepthostsshould come beforepre_tasks. Consider:become,become_method,gather_facts,hosts,pre_tasks,tags,vars,vars_files..github/workflows/molecule.yml (1)
53-56: Consider handling missing report file gracefully.The
chmodcommand will fail if the report file doesn't exist (e.g., if Molecule fails early). Consider adding a file existence check.Proposed fix
- if: always() name: Ensure report file permissions are correct - run: sudo chmod 644 molecule-${{ matrix.scenario }}-report.html + run: | + if [ -f molecule-${{ matrix.scenario }}-report.html ]; then + sudo chmod 644 molecule-${{ matrix.scenario }}-report.html + fi working-directory: ${{ github.repository }}
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2-23: LGTM!The multi-package-manager Python installation approach correctly handles Alpine (apk), Debian/Ubuntu (apt), Fedora (dnf), and openSUSE (zypper) with proper idempotency check via
command -v python3 || command -v python. Thechanged_when: falseis appropriate since the task short-circuits when Python already exists.
25-40: LGTM!The NixOS-specific play correctly handles the unique Nix environment by disabling sandbox mode (required for many container environments) and using
nix-envfor Python installation.tests/playbooks/docker-containers.yml (1)
97-103: LGTM!Using
failed_when: falsefor the container cleanup step is appropriate since container state shouldn't fail the overall playbook execution during teardown.molecule/default/molecule.yml (3)
5-11: LGTM!Good secure defaults with
ignore-certs: falseandignore-errors: falsefor dependency management.
27-60: LGTM!The provisioner configuration is well-structured with appropriate settings for container-based testing. The
host_key_checking: falseis acceptable for ephemeral test containers, and the NixOS-specific Python interpreter path inhost_varsaligns with the inventory definitions.
62-76: Test sequence structure looks intentional.The duplicate
cleanup/destroysteps (lines 66-67 and 75-76) follow Molecule best practices: the first pair ensures a clean slate before testing, and the final pair cleans up after verification..github/workflows/molecule.yml (2)
57-61: Verify FHIR action suitability for Molecule reports.The
patrick-werner/fhir-html-validation-to-markdownaction appears designed for FHIR validation reports. Confirm it correctly parses Molecule's HTML report format, or consider a more generic HTML-to-Markdown converter.
63-64: LGTM!The tmate debug session is appropriately gated by both
failure()andrunner.debug == '1', preventing accidental exposure in normal CI runs.
…efines decode_utf16.py by removing unused imports
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lookup_plugins/decode_utf16.py (1)
16-17: Consider simplifying error message formatting.Using
repr(e)produces technical output like"ValueError('message')". For cleaner user-facing errors, considerto_native(e)orto_native(str(e))which would yield just"message".🔎 Proposed refactor
except Exception as e: - raise AnsibleError(to_native(repr(e))) + raise AnsibleError(to_native(e))
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3-3: LGTM! Clean import consolidation.The removal of unused imports (
to_text,codecs,logging,string) and retention of onlyto_nativecorrectly reflects actual usage in the error handler on line 17..github/workflows/check.yml (3)
10-15: LGTM: actionlint job added successfully.The new actionlint job is well-structured and uses the standard reviewdog action for GitHub Actions workflow linting.
16-19: Create the missing actionlint matcher file or remove the reference.This step references
.github/actionlint-matcher.json, but the file does not exist in the repository. Either create the matcher file with the appropriate actionlint JSON configuration, or remove this step if the matcher is not needed. Without this file, the workflow will fail when attempting to add the problem matcher.⛔ Skipped due to learnings
Learnt from: kenorb Repo: EA31337/ansible-role-mt-runner PR: 19 File: .github/workflows/reviewdog.yml:16-18 Timestamp: 2025-05-29T16:24:13.111Z Learning: When reviewing GitHub workflows, verify file existence by checking the target branch (often dev or main) rather than assuming files are missing if they're not present in the current PR branch. Users may maintain different files across different branches.
30-30: pre-commit/action v3.0.1 update is valid. The version was released on February 7, 2024, and includes an upgrade to actions/cache v4 (PR #190) along with maintenance-mode guidance..pre-commit-config.yaml (1)
22-30: Good additions for code quality and security.The addition of codespell, gitleaks, and detect-secrets hooks enhances code quality and security scanning. These tools will help catch spelling errors, leaked secrets, and security vulnerabilities.
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The lexicographical order guideline is violated.
The comment states hooks should be in lexicographical order, but jumanjihouse (line 60) appears after pre-commit (line 48), which violates alphabetical ordering. The correct order should be: jumanjihouse before pre-commit, psf, pycqa.
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Move the jumanjihouse repository block to appear before the pre-commit repository to maintain lexicographical order:
- repo: https://github.com/pycqa/flake8
rev: 7.1.1
hooks:
- id: flake8
args: ["--max-line-length=120"]
+ - repo: https://github.com/jumanjihouse/pre-commit-hooks
+ rev: 3.0.0
+ hooks:
+ - id: forbid-binary
+ - id: git-check # Configure in .gitattributes
+ - id: require-ascii
+ - id: script-must-have-extension
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lexicographical order: the jumanjihouse repository block (around line 60)
appears after the pre-commit block (around line 48); move the entire
jumanjihouse repository block so it appears before the pre-commit repository
block (and before any psf/pycqa blocks) to restore alphabetical ordering,
ensuring you preserve the block's indentation and contents exactly when cutting
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Several hooks are using outdated versions. Update the following:
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flake8 to 7.3.0, pre-commit-hooks to v6.0.0, and actionlint to v1.7.8 (leave
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for each hook entry so the repo refs point to these new versions.
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molecule/mt5-ea/molecule.yml (1)
7-11: Keys not in lexicographical order.The
role-filekey should come afterrequirements-fileto maintain alphabetical ordering.🔎 Proposed fix
options: ignore-certs: false ignore-errors: false - role-file: requirements.yml requirements-file: requirements.yml + role-file: requirements.ymlAs per coding guidelines, YAML keys should be sorted alphabetically when possible.
molecule/mt4/molecule.yml (1)
7-11: Keys not in lexicographical order.The
role-filekey should come afterrequirements-fileto maintain alphabetical ordering.🔎 Proposed fix
options: ignore-certs: false ignore-errors: false - role-file: requirements.yml requirements-file: requirements.yml + role-file: requirements.ymlAs per coding guidelines, YAML keys should be sorted alphabetically when possible.
tests/playbooks/docker-containers.yml (1)
82-83: Remove unusedcontroller_pythonvariable.The
controller_pythonvariable is defined in this play but never referenced. It appears to be copied from the first play where it's actually used for Docker module delegation.🔎 Proposed cleanup
- vars: - controller_python: "{{ ansible_playbook_python }}" tasks: - name: Installs ea31337.mt_runner role ansible.builtin.import_role: name: ea31337.mt_runner
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vars/main.yml (1)
1-8: LGTM! Clean variable structure with proper documentation.The header comments and sorted keys align with the coding guidelines. The structure is clear and maintainable.
tests/inventory/docker-containers.yml (1)
1-30: LGTM! Inventory structure is correct and well-organized.The previous
ansible_hostissue has been addressed. All keys are properly sorted alphabetically, and the Docker connection configuration is appropriate for container-based testing.molecule/mt5-ea/molecule.yml (1)
12-54: Good enhancements to the Molecule configuration.The enabled linting steps, callback configuration changes to built-in Ansible defaults, and additional provisioner options improve the testing infrastructure. Key ordering is correct throughout these sections.
molecule/mt4/molecule.yml (1)
12-58: Good enhancements to the Molecule configuration.The enabled linting steps, callback configuration changes, and playbook references improve the testing infrastructure. Key ordering is correct throughout these sections.
meta/main.yml (1)
1-50: LGTM! Well-structured metadata with proper organization.The updates enhance the role metadata with:
- Clear version pinning for dependencies (v1.0.3)
- Expanded platform support with specific version codenames
- Comprehensive galaxy tags for better discoverability
- Proper SPDX license identifier
All keys are correctly sorted alphabetically throughout the file.
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Verify become logic: lookup('env', 'UID') reads controller environment, not target.
The lookup('env', 'UID') function executes on the Ansible controller, not the target host. If the controller runs as a non-root user, this will set become: true even when connecting to a container as root, which may not be the intended behavior. Consider removing the UID lookup or replacing it with a check that evaluates on the target after facts are gathered.
🔎 Suggested approach
Option 1: Remove the UID lookup and rely only on ansible_user_id (checked after gathering facts in a separate task):
become: >-
{{ (connection_user is defined and connection_user != 'root')
- or (ansible_user_id is defined and ansible_user_id != 'root')
- or (lookup('env', 'UID') | int != 0)
+ or (ansible_user_id is defined and ansible_user_id != 'root')
}}Option 2: Set become conditionally in a post-fact-gathering task rather than at play level.
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condition uses lookup('env','UID') which reads the controller UID (not the
remote/container) and can incorrectly force become; remove the UID lookup and
either (a) rely solely on ansible_user_id (evaluated on the target after facts
are gathered) or (b) remove become from the play level and set become
conditionally in a follow-up task after gathering facts (e.g., use a task that
registers ansible_user_id and sets become when that value != 'root').
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changed_when: false misrepresents actual package installation changes.
The raw tasks may install packages (python3, py3-pip) when they don't exist, but changed_when: false suppresses this in the output. This masks actual changes and affects idempotency reporting accuracy.
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Remove changed_when: false or implement proper change detection:
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test -e "{{ ansible_python_interpreter }}" || (apk update && apk add --no-cache python3 py3-pip)
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when: container_image is search("alpine")
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test -e "{{ ansible_python_interpreter }}" || (apt-get update && apt-get install -y python3 python3-pip)
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In tests/playbooks/docker-containers.yml around lines 41 to 51, the two raw
tasks that install Python on Alpine and Ubuntu/Debian set changed_when: false
which hides real package installation changes; remove changed_when: false (or
replace it with a proper register + changed_when that evaluates whether
installation was performed) so Ansible reports changes accurately—specifically,
either delete the changed_when lines so the task result reflects modifications,
or capture the command output/rc in a variable and set changed_when: "output
indicates packages were installed or rc != 0" (i.e., mark changed only when
installation actually occurred).
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Two issues need to be addressed:
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NixOS Python is not pre-installed: The
nixos/niximage does not ship with Python at/root/.nix-profile/bin/python3by default. The playbook will fail at the gather_facts step (line 60). Add a pre_task to install Python on NixOS:- name: Install Python 3 on NixOS ansible.builtin.raw: | test -e "{{ ansible_python_interpreter }}" || nix profile install nixpkgs#python3 changed_when: false when: container_image is search("nixos")
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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| - name: Install Python packages for Ubuntu/Debian | ||
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| - python3-pip | ||
| - python3-setuptools | ||
| state: present | ||
| update_cache: true | ||
| when: container_image is search("ubuntu") or container_image is search("debian") |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major
Eliminate redundant Python installation for Ubuntu/Debian.
Python3 and python3-pip are installed twice for Ubuntu/Debian containers:
- Lines 47-51: via
rawmodule - Lines 56-64: via
aptmodule (installs python3, python3-pip, and python3-setuptools)
The raw task is necessary before facts can be gathered, but the subsequent apt task reinstalls the same packages. Consider installing only python3-setuptools in the apt task, or skip the apt task entirely if setuptools isn't strictly required.
🔎 Refactored approach
Option 1: Install only setuptools in the apt task:
- name: Install Python packages for Ubuntu/Debian
ansible.builtin.apt:
name:
- - python3
- - python3-pip
- python3-setuptools
state: present
update_cache: true
when: container_image is search("ubuntu") or container_image is search("debian")Option 2: If setuptools is not required, remove the apt task entirely.
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| - name: Install Python 3 on Ubuntu/Debian | |
| ansible.builtin.raw: | | |
| test -e "{{ ansible_python_interpreter }}" || (apt-get update && apt-get install -y python3 python3-pip) | |
| changed_when: false | |
| when: container_image is search("ubuntu") or container_image is search("debian") | |
| - name: Gather facts | |
| ansible.builtin.setup: | |
| - name: Install Python packages for Ubuntu/Debian | |
| ansible.builtin.apt: | |
| name: | |
| - python3 | |
| - python3-pip | |
| - python3-setuptools | |
| state: present | |
| update_cache: true | |
| when: container_image is search("ubuntu") or container_image is search("debian") | |
| - name: Install Python 3 on Ubuntu/Debian | |
| ansible.builtin.raw: | | |
| test -e "{{ ansible_python_interpreter }}" || (apt-get update && apt-get install -y python3 python3-pip) | |
| changed_when: false | |
| when: container_image is search("ubuntu") or container_image is search("debian") | |
| - name: Gather facts | |
| ansible.builtin.setup: | |
| - name: Install Python packages for Ubuntu/Debian | |
| ansible.builtin.apt: | |
| name: | |
| - python3-setuptools | |
| state: present | |
| update_cache: true | |
| when: container_image is search("ubuntu") or container_image is search("debian") |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tests/playbooks/docker-containers.yml around lines 47 to 64, Ubuntu/Debian
images install python3 and python3-pip twice (first via raw to bootstrap Python
before setup, then again via the apt task); update the apt task so it does not
reinstall python3/python3-pip—either remove the apt task entirely if setuptools
is not needed, or change the apt task to only install python3-setuptools (and
keep the same when condition) so the raw bootstrap remains the only step that
installs python and pip before gathering facts.
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Pull request overview
This PR represents a comprehensive refactoring effort that modernizes the ansible-role-mt-runner project by enhancing CI/CD pipelines, expanding test coverage, improving documentation, and standardizing configurations across the codebase.
Key Changes
- Enhanced CI/CD infrastructure: Added actionlint integration, upgraded pre-commit hooks (v24.7.0→v25.4.0), introduced dynamic callback plugins with YAML formatting, and added Molecule test report generation
- Expanded testing framework: Introduced Docker-based multi-platform testing with new playbooks and inventory files, supporting Alpine, Debian, Ubuntu, and NixOS distributions
- Dependency updates: Upgraded Python docker package from 4.4 to >=7.1, pinned metatrader dependency to v1.0.3, and added new collections (community.docker, community.windows, ansible.windows)
Reviewed changes
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.github/workflows/molecule.yml |
Enhanced with report generation, reviewdog integration, and dynamic debug callbacks |
.github/workflows/test.yml |
New workflow for Docker-based testing across multiple platforms |
.github/workflows/check.yml |
Added actionlint job for GitHub Actions validation |
tests/playbooks/docker-containers.yml |
New Docker-based test playbook for multi-OS validation |
tests/inventory/docker-containers.yml |
Inventory file defining Docker container test targets |
molecule/*/molecule.yml |
Standardized callback plugins, added dependency management, and enhanced configuration |
requirements.yml |
Pinned metatrader dependency to v1.0.3, added new collections with version constraints |
defaults/main.yml |
Increased timeouts (120→600s), added security allowlist comments, cleared ProxyPassword |
templates/*/tester.ini.j2 |
Normalized Jinja2 whitespace control for cleaner template output |
meta/main.yml |
Expanded platform support, updated galaxy tags, pinned dependency version |
.pre-commit-config.yaml |
Added multiple linters (codespell, gitleaks, black, flake8, actionlint, detect-secrets) |
README.md |
Complete overhaul with installation guides, variable documentation, and testing instructions |
.devcontainer/devcontainer.json |
New dev container configuration for consistent development environments |
ansible.cfg / .ansible.cfg |
Standardized callback configuration using built-in default with YAML format |
Pipfile / Pipfile.lock |
New Python dependency management with pipenv |
LICENSE |
Updated copyright information with project description |
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molecule/requirements.txt:3
- The docker package version requirement has been changed from '==4.4' to '>=7.1', which is a major version jump (from 4.4 to 7.1+). This is a breaking change that could introduce compatibility issues. Ensure that all code using the docker package is compatible with version 7.1+ API changes.
molecule/requirements.txt:7 - The requests package is pinned to version 2.31.0, which has known security vulnerabilities (CVE-2023-32681). Consider updating to a newer version (2.32.0 or later) that addresses these security issues.
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| config_options: | ||
| defaults: | ||
| host_key_checking: false | ||
| # Use the built-in default callback with result_format instead of community.general.yaml |
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The environment variable 'ANSIBLE_STDOUT_CALLBACK' references 'community.general.yaml' in the comment, but the actual value is set to 'ansible.builtin.default'. The comment on line 31 should be updated to reflect the actual callback being used, or if the comment is meant to explain the change, it should be rephrased for clarity.
| # Use the built-in default callback with result_format instead of community.general.yaml | |
| # Use the built-in ansible.builtin.default callback with YAML result_format for output |
| ANSIBLE_FORCE_COLOR: '1' | ||
| ANSIBLE_STDOUT_CALLBACK: yaml | ||
| MT_RUNNER_MT4_LOGIN: ${{ secrets.MT_RUNNER_MT4_LOGIN || '12345' }} | ||
| ANSIBLE_STDOUT_CALLBACK: ${{ runner.debug == '1' && 'debug' || 'ansible.builtin.default' }} |
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The conditional expression uses 'runner.debug == '1'' which checks for a string value. In GitHub Actions, runner.debug returns a boolean or is undefined. Consider using 'runner.debug == true' or 'runner.debug' instead to properly handle boolean values.
| pipenv = "*" | ||
| molecule = "*" | ||
| molecule-docker = "*" | ||
| requests = "==2.31.0" |
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| requests = "==2.31.0" | |
| requests = ">=2.32.0,<3.0.0" |
| working-directory: ${{ github.repository }} | ||
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| # Debug with tmate on failure when debug logging is enabled. | ||
| - if: ${{ failure() && runner.debug == '1' }} |
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The conditional expression uses 'runner.debug == '1'' which checks for a string value. In GitHub Actions, runner.debug returns a boolean or is undefined. Consider using 'runner.debug == true' or 'runner.debug' instead to properly handle boolean values.
| - if: ${{ failure() && runner.debug == '1' }} | |
| - if: ${{ failure() && runner.debug }} |
| ProxyEnable: false | ||
| ProxyLogin: user45 | ||
| ProxyPassword: xxx | ||
| ProxyPassword: |
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The ProxyPassword field is now empty, but if this is used in production contexts where proxy authentication is required, tasks might fail. Consider documenting this change or providing a default placeholder value like 'changeme' to make it more explicit that this needs to be set by users.
| ProxyPassword: | |
| ProxyPassword: "{{ ansible_facts.env.MT_RUNNER_MT4_PROXY_PASSWORD | default('changeme') }}" |
| molecule_options: --verbose | ||
| molecule_working_dir: "${{ github.repository }}" | ||
| - if: ${{ failure() }} | ||
| molecule_options: ${{ runner.debug == '1' && '--verbose' || '' }} |
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| with: | ||
| input_file: ${{ github.repository }}/molecule-${{ matrix.scenario }}-report.html | ||
| # Debug with tmate on failure when debug logging is enabled. | ||
| - if: ${{ failure() && runner.debug == '1' }} |
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| sleep: 10 | ||
| state: present | ||
| timeout: 60 | ||
| timeout: 120 |
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The timeout has been doubled from 60 to 120 seconds. This change should be consistent with the overall timeout strategy. Consider documenting why this specific timeout increase is necessary for terminal log file creation.
| scm: git | ||
| src: https://github.com/EA31337/ansible-role-metatrader.git | ||
| version: dev | ||
| version: v1.0.3 # This should match version in requirements.yml |
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The dependency version has been changed from 'dev' to a specific version 'v1.0.3'. Ensure this version matches exactly with the version specified in requirements.yml (line 17). If these versions become out of sync, it could lead to inconsistent dependency resolution.
| version: v1.0.3 # This should match version in requirements.yml | |
| version: dev # This should match version in requirements.yml |
| molecule-docker | ||
| pipenv | ||
| pre-commit | ||
| requests==2.31.0 |
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The requests package is pinned to version 2.31.0, which has known security vulnerabilities (CVE-2023-32681). Consider updating to a newer version (2.32.0 or later) that addresses these security issues.
| requests==2.31.0 | |
| requests==2.32.3 |
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Refactor documentation, CI/CD pipelines, testing infrastructure, and role metadata to streamline development, enhance linting, and broaden platform support.
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