Added Mac (M-series) support #351
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Pull request overview
This pull request adds support for macOS (M-series) to the con-duct tool, enabling process monitoring and resource tracking on Mac systems. The implementation introduces platform-specific process sampling logic to handle differences between Linux and macOS ps command behavior.
Key Changes:
- Added Mac-specific process sampling functions that handle session ID tracking differently than Linux
- Introduced a
--skipemptyflag (default True on macOS, False on Linux) to handle empty sample collection gracefully - Updated tests to skip Linux-specific behavior checks on other platforms
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| src/con_duct/duct_main.py | Core implementation of Mac support with platform detection, Mac-specific sampling functions (_get_sample_mac, _get_ps_lines_mac, _add_sample_from_line_mac), skipempty parameter support, and Intel Mac warning |
| src/con_duct/cli.py | Added --skipempty CLI argument with platform-specific defaults |
| test/test_cli.py | Added platform detection and marked Linux-specific tests to skip on other systems; fixed typo in test function name |
| test/duct_main/test_e2e.py | Added platform detection constant and commented-out experimental code |
| test/duct_main/test_aggregation.py | Updated test to pass skipempty parameter to update_from_sample |
| setup.cfg | Added MacOS classifier to project metadata |
| pyproject.toml | Added pytest marker configuration for flaky tests |
| .gitignore | Added .DS_Store exclusion for macOS |
| .github/workflows/test.yaml | Enabled macOS testing in CI workflow |
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# if SYSTEM == "Darwin":
# skip_flag = " --skipempty"
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CI is still a tad flaky on certain tests, but feels better than before A fully passing run: https://github.com/con/duct/actions/runs/20389066354/job/58595457605?pr=351 @asmacdo I leave it up to you to decide how/if to skip/retry those |
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Incorrectly linked to this in my PR reopening |
- _get_sample_mac now returns None when no processes found, matching Linux semantics where collect_sample returns None for empty sessions - Simplified _add_pid_to_sample_from_line_mac: inverted check, no return - Removed skipempty flag entirely - no longer needed since monitor_process already handles None samples correctly 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
return None for empty Mac samples, remove skipempty flag
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CI runs look to be pretty stable now as well! |
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I'll have another look tomorrow morning with fresh eyes. Just a couple nitpicks at this point, I think this is almost ready.
Thanks for all this effort @CodyCBakerPhD <3
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I think we can tighten this up a bit
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I was trying to be pretty broad, but if you want to be specific, it is a ProcessLookupError that is the most common. IDK if there are any others aside from improper input
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(which I have now adjusted)
Co-authored-by: Yaroslav Halchenko <debian@onerussian.com>
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Redo of #325 under the new design with minimal adjustments for Mac support
The tests as written run fine and reliably on my local device, but we'll see what the CI says
I did add a specific behavior for skipping samples during aggregation to pass a couple of tests, but I emphasize that the behavior of the tool on my system (when I run the same sleep command through terminal) appears to be working as intended, and the reason the samples fail to get captured is unknown (which appear to be the final samples captured in the process)