fix: fetch-lib error message showing "Library None not found"#2505
fix: fetch-lib error message showing "Library None not found"#2505
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When running `charmcraft fetch-lib` without arguments to update all libraries, if a library is not found in Charmhub, the error message incorrectly shows "Library None not found in Charmhub" instead of the actual library name. This fix: - Changes line 1566 to use `lib_data.full_name` instead of `parsed_args.library` so the actual library name is shown in the error message - Updates the exception handling (lines 1537-1545) to only override the error message when a specific library is requested, otherwise re-raise the original error which contains proper context Co-authored-by: lengau <4305943+lengau@users.noreply.github.com>
Add a test to verify that when running `charmcraft fetch-lib` without arguments (to update all libraries), if a library is not found in Charmhub, the error message shows the actual library name instead of "None". This test creates a local library file with a fake lib_id that doesn't exist in Charmhub and verifies that the error message contains the correct library name "charms.testcharm.v0.testlib". Co-authored-by: lengau <4305943+lengau@users.noreply.github.com>
Fixed the issue in commits a5aeb03 and f29e750. The bug was in the FetchLibCommand where error messages used Changes:
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The integration test added previously doesn't work because it tries to use a fake charm that doesn't exist in Charmhub. Integration tests call the real API, so this test would fail when trying to fetch metadata for a non-existent charm. The core fix (using lib_data.full_name instead of parsed_args.library) is still in place and is the important part of this PR. Co-authored-by: lengau <4305943+lengau@users.noreply.github.com>
Fixed in commit f8eb585. I removed the integration test that was failing because it tried to use a fake charm that doesn't exist in Charmhub (integration tests call the real API). The core fix (using
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Added tests in commit 026f5c1:
Integration test (test_fetchlib_all_library_not_found):
- Creates a library with a fake lib_id that doesn't exist in Charmhub
- Runs
fetch-libwithout arguments - Verifies error message shows
charms.nonexistent_charm.v0.nonexistent_libinstead ofNone
Spread test (store/libraries-not-found):
- Creates a charm directory with a library using a fake lib_id
- Runs
charmcraft fetch-libwithout arguments - Verifies error message contains the library name and not "Library None"
- Tests the actual command-line behavior end-to-end
Add integration test and spread test to verify that when running `charmcraft fetch-lib` without arguments (to update all libraries), if a library is not found in Charmhub, the error message shows the actual library name instead of "None". Integration test (test_fetchlib_all_library_not_found): - Creates a local library with a fake lib_id that doesn't exist - Runs fetch-lib without arguments - Verifies the error message contains the library name Spread test (store/libraries-not-found): - Creates a charm directory with a library using a fake lib_id - Runs fetch-lib without arguments - Verifies error message shows library name, not "None" - Verifies the error message format is correct Co-authored-by: lengau <4305943+lengau@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixes #2204 where running
charmcraft fetch-libwithout arguments displays "Library None not found in Charmhub" instead of showing the actual library name when a library cannot be found.Changes Made
charmcraft/application/commands/store.pyline 1566 to uselib_data.full_nameinstead ofparsed_args.libraryso the actual library name is displayedtest_fetchlib_all_library_not_foundintests/integration/commands/test_store_commands.pyto verify the error message shows the library name when fetching all librariesstore/libraries-not-foundintests/spread/store/libraries-not-found/task.yamlto test the command-line behavior end-to-endRoot Cause
When running
charmcraft fetch-libwithout arguments (to update all local libraries),parsed_args.libraryisNone. The original code used this value directly in error messages, resulting in "Library None not found in Charmhub" instead of showing which specific library couldn't be found.Testing
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