LCORE-467: TCP ports type should be positive int #415
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WalkthroughType constraints were tightened: ports and workers changed to PositiveInt in src/models/config.py. docs/config.puml now shows Annotated types for those fields. Tests were updated to expect Pydantic ValidationError for negative values. Port upper-bound validation (<= 65535) remains. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant U as User / Config Loader
participant M as Pydantic Model
participant F as Field Type (PositiveInt)
participant B as Additional Validators
U->>M: Instantiate ServiceConfiguration / PostgreSQLDatabaseConfiguration
activate M
M->>F: Validate numeric fields as PositiveInt
Note right of F #D6EAF8: Enforces value > 0 (Pydantic)
F-->>M: Success or ValidationError
alt PositiveInt OK
M->>B: Run additional checks (e.g., port <= 65535)
B-->>M: OK or ValueError
end
M-->>U: Model instance or exception
deactivate M
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docs/config.puml (1)
76-76: Doc types are ambiguous: replace bare "Annotated" with a concrete type (PositiveInt).The PlantUML shows
Annotatedwithout parameters, which is not informative and diverges from code (PositiveInt). Prefer reflecting the actual constraint to avoid confusion.Apply this diff to the UML:
- port : Annotated + port : PositiveInt- port : Annotated + port : PositiveInt- workers : Annotated + workers : PositiveIntAlso applies to: 90-90, 92-92
src/models/config.py (3)
61-61: Port as PositiveInt: good change; consider consolidating upper-bound at the type level.Current upper-bound checks for ports (<= 65535) are performed in validators. As an optional improvement and to DRY constraints across Service/PostgreSQL, introduce a shared Port type alias with both bounds enforced by the type.
Here’s a minimal refactor:
- Add at the imports (top of file):
-from pydantic import BaseModel, model_validator, FilePath, AnyHttpUrl, PositiveInt +from pydantic import BaseModel, model_validator, FilePath, AnyHttpUrl, PositiveInt, Field +from typing import Annotated
- Define a reusable alias near the top-level (above the first model):
# Reusable port type: >0 and <=65535 Port = Annotated[PositiveInt, Field(le=65535)]
- Use it in models:
- port: PositiveInt = 5432 + port: Port = 5432With this, you can drop the explicit port upper-bound checks in validators for both classes.
125-125: Service port as PositiveInt: consistent with DB port; consider the shared Port alias here too.Align ServiceConfiguration.port with the same Port alias so both locations share identical constraints and error messaging.
Apply:
- port: PositiveInt = 8080 + port: Port = 8080
127-127: Workers as PositiveInt: redundant manual lower-bound check below can be removed.PositiveInt enforces workers > 0 at parsing time; the later validator still checks
< 1. That check is now dead code and can be confusing.Apply this diff to simplify the validator:
def check_service_configuration(self) -> Self: """Check service configuration.""" - if self.port > 65535: - raise ValueError("Port value should be less than 65536") - if self.workers < 1: - raise ValueError("Workers must be set to at least 1") + if self.port > 65535: + raise ValueError("Port value should be less than 65536") return selfIf you adopt the Port alias suggestion, the upper-bound port check can be removed as well.
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6-6: LGTM: PositiveInt import is correct and scoped appropriately.Importing PositiveInt from pydantic aligns with the refactor goal and enables built-in lower-bound validation.
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Fix Python module packaging and address duplicate empty models
The file src/models/response_classes is currently a plain file without a .py extension or an __init__.py, so it won’t be importable. Moreover, all of its classes are empty and duplicate definitions already exist in src/models/responses.py.
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• Rename or convert src/models/response_classes into a proper Python module:
– If it’s meant to be a single file, rename to response_classes.py.
– If it’s a package directory, add an __init__.py and move the classes inside.
• Eliminate duplication by consolidating or removing empty placeholders—classes like ProviderHealthStatus, StatusResponse, etc., are already defined (with fields/docstrings) in src/models/responses.py.
• If you need placeholders, add minimal fields or docstrings to justify each model; otherwise, drop unused definitions.
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51-52: Switched to ValidationError for PositiveInt: LGTMUpdating the assertion to expect pydantic.ValidationError aligns with using PositiveInt on the port field and resolves the earlier review concern.
60-61: Switched to ValidationError for PositiveInt: LGTMUpdating the assertion to expect pydantic.ValidationError for workers is correct given the PositiveInt change.
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49-56: Make validation assertions more robust to pydantic message changesMatching the exact error message string can be brittle across pydantic versions. Consider asserting on error type/code and location instead.
Example pattern:
with pytest.raises(ValidationError) as excinfo: ServiceConfiguration(port=-1) err = excinfo.value.errors()[0] assert err["type"] == "greater_than" assert err["loc"] == ("port",) assert err["ctx"]["gt"] == 0And similarly for workers:
with pytest.raises(ValidationError) as excinfo: ServiceConfiguration(workers=-1) err = excinfo.value.errors()[0] assert err["type"] == "greater_than" assert err["loc"] == ("workers",) assert err["ctx"]["gt"] == 0Also applies to: 58-62
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138-139: Redundant workers lower-bound check (unreachable with PositiveInt)
workersisPositiveInt, so< 1is impossible. This validator branch will never run; consider removing for clarity.Apply this diff to drop the dead code:
if self.port > 65535: raise ValueError("Port value should be less than 65536") - if self.workers < 1: - raise ValueError("Workers must be set to at least 1") return self
70-77: DRY the port upper-bound check across models using a shared constrained typeYou duplicate the
port > 65535check in both PostgreSQLDatabaseConfiguration and ServiceConfiguration. Consider a single constrained type to encode both bounds at the type level and remove these manual checks. Benefits: consistent behavior (ValidationError), no duplication, clearer docs.Option A (minimal change): Keep PositiveInt and add
Field(le=65535)via a type alias.
- Define once near imports (outside the selected range):
from typing import Annotated from pydantic import Field Port = Annotated[PositiveInt, Field(le=65535)]
- Then change the fields (within current ranges):
- port: PositiveInt = 5432 + port: Port = 5432- port: PositiveInt = 8080 + port: Port = 8080
- Remove the duplicated upper-bound checks:
if self.port > 65535: - raise ValueError("Port value should be less than 65536") + raise ValueError("Port value should be less than 65536")Alternatively, if you adopt
Portas above, drop these twoif self.port > 65535branches entirely:- if self.port > 65535: - raise ValueError("Port value should be less than 65536")And:
- if self.port > 65535: - raise ValueError("Port value should be less than 65536")Option B (one-shot): Use
Annotated[int, Field(gt=0, le=65535)]for full bounds without PositiveInt. Similar edits apply.Also applies to: 136-137
tests/unit/models/test_config.py (1)
54-55: Confirm exception type for upper-bound port validationGiven this check is in a
model_validator(mode="after")and raisesValueError, Pydantic may surface aValidationErrorat construction time (common in v2). Consider standardizing onValidationErrorhere as well, or verify locally thatValueErroris indeed raised.If you decide to standardize (recommended), apply:
- with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Port value should be less than 65536"): + with pytest.raises(ValidationError, match="Port value should be less than 65536"): ServiceConfiguration(port=100000)Even better, if you move the upper-bound to a constrained type (Annotated/Field), the exception will naturally be a ValidationError.
docs/config.puml (1)
76-76: Documentation: use PositiveInt (or explicit constraint) instead of generic AnnotatedThe code uses PositiveInt for these fields; showing only “Annotated” in the diagram loses fidelity. Consider reflecting the concrete type (or the full constraint if you adopt an Annotated alias with upper bound).
Minimal alignment with current code:
- port : Annotated + port : PositiveInt- port : Annotated + port : PositiveInt- workers : Annotated + workers : PositiveIntIf you later encode the upper bound at the type level, you could render it as:
port : Annotated[int, gt=0, le=65535]
or simply annotate with a note/stereotype to avoid cluttering the diagram.Also applies to: 90-90, 92-92
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src/models/config.py (1)
6-6: Good move: tightening types to PositiveInt for ports and workersAdopting PositiveInt removes manual lower-bound checks and pushes invalid inputs to Pydantic’s field-level validation. Defaults (5432, 8080, 1) remain valid. No issues spotted.
Also applies to: 61-61, 125-128
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51-52: LGTM: negative port now expects ValidationErrorThis aligns with PositiveInt behavior and Pydantic v2 field validation.
60-61: LGTM: negative workers now expects ValidationErrorMatches PositiveInt semantics; good update.
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