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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a new "headless" mode for the project import command, allowing non-interactive imports using command-line flags for API key, project name, and description. Function signatures were updated for clarity in parameter types, and additional flags were added to support the new import mode. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CLI
participant Project
User->>CLI: Run projectImportCmd with flags
CLI->>CLI: Parse flags (apikey, org-id, name, description)
alt Headless mode with all required flags
CLI->>Project: Import(name, description, org-id, apikey, headless=true)
alt Import succeeds
CLI-->>User: Exit (success)
else Import fails
CLI-->>User: Show error and exit
end
else Interactive mode
CLI->>CLI: ShowNewProjectImport(...)
CLI-->>User: Interactive import flow
end
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cmd/project.go (1)
866-869: Good flag definitions for headless mode.The new flags are well-defined with appropriate descriptions. This provides users with the necessary options to perform headless imports.
Consider adding an example of headless import to the command's long description to make it easier for users to understand how to use this new feature.
This command imports a project from the current directory into your organization. You will be prompted to select an organization and provide project details. +For non-interactive usage, use the --headless flag along with --apikey, --org-id, --name and --description flags. + Flags: --dir The directory containing the project to import Examples: agentuity project import agentuity project import --dir /path/to/project + agentuity project import --headless --apikey YOUR_API_KEY --org-id YOUR_ORG_ID --name "Project Name" --description "Project Description"
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EnsureProject(502-526)Project(144-153)internal/errsystem/errsystem.go (2)
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cmd/cloud.go (2)
80-80: Type declaration enhancement looks good.The explicit type declarations for
apiUrl,apikey, andprojectIdasstringparameters improves code clarity and readability. This change aligns well with the new headless import functionality incmd/project.go.
677-677: Minor formatting change.This additional blank line improves readability by better separating the command registration from the flag definitions.
cmd/project.go (2)
799-809: Properly retrieving the new command flags.The new flags are properly retrieved to support the headless import mode. The code extracts all necessary parameters before initiating the import process.
810-819: Well-implemented headless import flow.This implementation properly handles the non-interactive import path when all required flags are provided. The code sets project properties, performs the import, handles errors appropriately, and saves environment variables before returning early.
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What can be confusing here is if you pass in only some of the args, like only "name", and this condition wont happen, so the cli will ask you for a name anyway
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Yep you need all these attributes to run in headless mode which is used by nova but could be used by a user. I marked them as hidden because it only really used as an internal thing for now.
Does the fact they are hidden make it better?
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can we just determine headless if all of them are passed in and drop the requirement for headless? or is there some different behavior that headless is presenting?
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nope thats a good point
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lgtm, exposing this to end-users is a for-later problem. This matches the bundler i think so ndb
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New Features
--apikey,--name, and--descriptionto support headless imports.Style