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Resolves: #426

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Autoactivation now requires an explicit choice: either --yes or --no. The options are mutually exclusive and one must be provided; omitting both returns an error to avoid ambiguity.
  • Documentation

    • Manual pages updated to show the required, unbracketed --yes | --no syntax and clarify that --yes enables autoactivation and --no disables it.

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Refactored CLI parsing to require a mutually exclusive choice between --yes and --no for autoactivation; handlers now read a single boolean autoactivate. Manual page updated to show the flags as non-optional.

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Cohort / File(s) Summary
Documentation: man page
man/man8/snapm.8
Removed optional brackets around `--yes
CLI parsing and command handlers
snapm/command.py
Replaced separate --yes/--no options with a required mutually exclusive group that maps both to cmd_args.autoactivate (bool). Updated handlers to read cmd_args.autoactivate, pass that boolean to autoactivate logic, and adjusted help/log messages.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    autonumber
    actor U as User
    participant CLI as snapm (argparse)
    participant H_set as _autoactivate_cmd
    participant H_snap as _snapshot_autoactivate_cmd

    rect #F0FAFF
    note over CLI: Required mutually exclusive flags (--yes / --no)
    U->>CLI: snapm snapset autoactivate --yes | --no
    CLI->>H_set: cmd_args.autoactivate = true|false
    H_set->>H_set: set_autoactivate(cmd_args.autoactivate)
    end

    rect #F7FFF2
    U->>CLI: snapm snapshot autoactivate --yes | --no
    CLI->>H_snap: cmd_args.autoactivate = true|false
    H_snap->>H_snap: apply per-snapshot autoactivate(cmd_args.autoactivate)
    end
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Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Ensure --no disables autoactivation in both handlers (#426)
Enforce mutual exclusivity between --yes and --no (#426)
Guarantee handlers receive a definite boolean (no silent default) (#426)

"I nibble switches, choose yes or no,
No bracketed maybe — the options now show.
Docs trimmed neat, the flags behave right,
Snapm hops clean through morning and night. 🐇"


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snapm/command.py (1)

1748-1759: Good fix: required mutually exclusive --yes/--no mapped to one boolean.

This cleanly enforces exclusivity and fixes the ignored --no bug.

Consider renaming the destination from "yes" to a semantic name like "autoactivate" and neutralizing help text for reuse across snapset/snapshot:

 yes_no_mutex_group = parser.add_mutually_exclusive_group(required=True)
-yes_no_mutex_group.add_argument(
-    "--yes",
-    action="store_true",
-    help="Enable snapshot autoactivation",
-)
+yes_no_mutex_group.add_argument(
+    "--yes",
+    dest="autoactivate",
+    action="store_true",
+    help="Enable autoactivation",
+)
 yes_no_mutex_group.add_argument(
     "--no",
-    action="store_false",
-    dest="yes",
-    help="Disable snapshot autoactivation",
+    action="store_false",
+    dest="autoactivate",
+    help="Disable autoactivation",
 )

And update handlers accordingly (outside this hunk):

# in _autoactivate_cmd
auto = bool(cmd_args.autoactivate)

# in _snapshot_autoactivate_cmd
auto = bool(cmd_args.autoactivate)
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man/man8/snapm.8 (2)

244-244: Docs match CLI: --yes/--no now required and exclusive.

Removing the brackets correctly reflects the new required mutually exclusive flags. Groff usage with RB here is consistent with project style.


296-296: Consistent update for snapshot autoactivate.

Same approval as for snapset; synopsis now accurately communicates the requirement.

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snapm/command.py (2)

1277-1280: Redundant bool() cast.

autoactivate is already a boolean from argparse; the cast is unnecessary.

-    auto = bool(cmd_args.autoactivate)
+    auto = cmd_args.autoactivate

1382-1387: Log the chosen state for parity with snapset handler (and drop redundant bool()).

Include the resulting yes/no in the log for easier auditing.

-    auto = bool(cmd_args.autoactivate)
+    auto = cmd_args.autoactivate
@@
-    _log_info("Set autoactivation status for %d snapshots", count)
+    _log_info("Set autoactivate=%s for %d snapshots", bool_to_yes_no(auto), count)
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snapm/command.py (1)

1748-1760: Unified, required --yes/--no is correct; dest fixed. Please verify no leftovers.

Both flags now write to autoactivate and are mutually exclusive/required. This addresses the original bug and aligns the handlers.

Run to ensure no remaining references to cmd_args.yes/cmd_args.no or stray dests:

#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
rg -nP -C2 '\bcmd_args\.(yes|no)\b|dest\s*=\s*"(yes|no)"' --type=py
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snapm/command.py (2)

1277-1280: Nit: drop redundant bool() cast.

argparse already produces a bool for store_true/false.

-    auto = bool(cmd_args.autoactivate)
+    auto = cmd_args.autoactivate

1382-1387: Nit: minor cleanup + make log consistent with snapset handler.

  • Remove redundant bool() cast.
  • Include the yes/no in the log like snapset does.
-    auto = bool(cmd_args.autoactivate)
+    auto = cmd_args.autoactivate
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-    _log_info("Set autoactivation status for %d snapshots", count)
+    _log_info("Set autoactivate=%s for %d snapshots", bool_to_yes_no(auto), count)
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Resolves: #426

Signed-off-by: Bryn M. Reeves <bmr@redhat.com>
@bmr-cymru bmr-cymru force-pushed the bmr-autoactivate-yes-no branch from 561ce12 to 17548fe Compare September 1, 2025 18:34
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fix: snapset/snapshot autoactivate ignores --no flag

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