fix(output): preserve non-data payloads in the api success envelope - #2601
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When an API response uses a non-"data" key (e.g., /bot/v3/info returns payload under "bot"), the previous implementation discarded the payload and returned an empty object. Fall back to the envelope minus transport fields (code, msg, data) so the business payload is preserved. Fixes #2428 (cherry picked from commit a825857)
…ommand level Follow-up to the cherry-picked fix for #2428: return nil bodies as {} and non-object bodies untouched instead of collapsing them, align the new test with its neighbours, and add cmd/api regression tests through the httpmock path so the user-visible envelope is pinned where the bug was reported.
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR correctly preserves non-data API payloads, but its added error-path regression does not verify the repository’s typed-error and cause-preservation contract; this is a bounded correctness-confidence risk requiring owner follow-up, with no identified security or runtime impact. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant APICommand
participant BotInfoEndpoint
participant SuccessEnvelopeData
participant DriveGuide
APICommand->>BotInfoEndpoint: GET /open-apis/bot/v3/info
BotInfoEndpoint-->>APICommand: code, msg, bot
APICommand->>SuccessEnvelopeData: normalize success response
SuccessEnvelopeData-->>APICommand: data.open_id
DriveGuide->>APICommand: apply --jq '.data.open_id'
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In `@cmd/api/api_test.go`:
- Around line 256-259: Update the test around cmd.Execute to assert the returned
error satisfies the required errs.* typed metadata contract and preserves its
underlying cause, rather than only checking that err is non-nil. Keep the
existing failure assertion and stdout context, using the established typed error
symbols and cause-comparison helpers in the codebase.
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Assert the typed error contract.
Line 257 only checks that command execution failed. It does not verify the required errs.* metadata or preserved cause. Assert both properties so an incompatible error type or dropped cause cannot pass this regression test.
As per coding guidelines, “Error tests must assert typed metadata and cause preservation rather than message text alone.”
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In `@cmd/api/api_test.go` around lines 256 - 259, Update the test around
cmd.Execute to assert the returned error satisfies the required errs.* typed
metadata contract and preserves its underlying cause, rather than only checking
that err is non-nil. Keep the existing failure assertion and stdout context,
using the established typed error symbols and cause-comparison helpers in the
codebase.
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TestApiCmd_NonObjectBody_FailsLoudly asserted the SDK's pre-decode rejection
of non-object bodies, not the output-layer branch this PR added; reverting
that branch left it green. The unit test already covers the branch, so the
command-level copy is removed. Add a unit case for {"data": null, "bot": {..}},
which the previous code collapsed to {} and now returns as {"bot": {..}}.
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Summary
lark-cli apireported success but printeddata: {}for endpoints whose payload is not wrapped indata, e.g./open-apis/bot/v3/inforeturns it underbot. This PR preserves unknown non-datapayloads while normalizing the known legacybotcontainer to the standard success-envelopedatashape.Changes
internal/output/envelope_success.go: standarddataremains authoritative. When it is absent or null, transport fields (code,msg,data) are removed; a sole object-valuedbotfield is unwrapped as the canonical payload, while other unknown top-level payloads are preserved. Nil bodies stay{}and non-object bodies pass through unchanged.internal/output/envelope_success_test.go: covers standard-data precedence, legacybotnormalization with missing or nulldata, generic unknown payload fallback, nil bodies, and non-object bodies.cmd/api/api_test.go: pins the user-visible/bot/v3/inforesult atdata.open_id/data.app_name, with no nesteddata.botand no transport fields leaking intodata.skills/lark-drive/references/lark-drive-permission-guide.mdandskill-template/domains/drive.md: use--jq '.data.open_id'when resolving the current app's bot open ID.Before:
After:
Test Plan
go test ./internal/output ./cmd/api ./cmd/service ./internal/client ./internal/skillscheck -count=1make unit-testmake vetmake fmt-checkQUALITY_GATE_CHANGED_FROM=origin/main make quality-gatenode scripts/skill-format-check/index.jsgo mod tidyleavesgo.modandgo.sumunchangedRelated Issues
code/msg; this PR intentionally keeps those transport fields out of successdataso theok-based output contract remains authoritative.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
open_idandapp_nameappear directly in response data.codeandmsgfrom appearing in returned payload data.Documentation
open_iddirectly from the response.