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…TestSprite#100) Wire the already-reserved ~/.testsprite/config into loadConfig as the lowest-precedence layer above built-in defaults (flag > env > config file > built-in default), completing the aws-cli credentials-vs-config split the issue describes. - loadConfig reads the config file's [profile] section via the existing hardened parseCredentials/readProfile (no new parser surface), adding output and projectId to the resolved Config. - apiUrl cascade: --endpoint-url > TESTSPRITE_API_URL > credentials file > config file (api_url or endpoint_url) > built-in default. - --output flag falls back to config-file output (flag still wins). - --project and TESTSPRITE_PROJECT_ID compose above config-file project on test/project commands. - TESTSPRITE_CONFIG_FILE overrides the config path. - Docs: configuration table + precedence documented. - Tests: config-file used when flag/env absent; flag and env override.
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WalkthroughThe CLI now reads per-profile settings from a separate config file. It uses configured endpoint, output, and project values as fallbacks, and documents the file format and precedence. ChangesPersistent configuration defaults
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant requireDocsProjectId
participant loadConfig
participant parseCredentials
participant ConfigFiles
requireDocsProjectId->>loadConfig: Load the selected profile
loadConfig->>parseCredentials: Parse profile entries
parseCredentials->>ConfigFiles: Read credentials and settings files
ConfigFiles-->>parseCredentials: Return profile entries
parseCredentials-->>loadConfig: Return parsed entries
loadConfig-->>requireDocsProjectId: Return configured project ID
requireDocsProjectId->>requireDocsProjectId: Check flag, environment, then config
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#100requires persistentoutput, endpoint URL, and project ID defaults with flag > environment > config file > built-in precedence. The PR summary reports profile-based config loading through the existingparseCredentials()/readProfile()path,TESTSPRITE_CONFIG_FILE,TESTSPRITE_PROJECT_IDcomposition, API credential separation, documentation, and tests for config use and overrides. The reported changes also apply the resolved profile to project and output resolution.
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endpoint_urlspelling directly.
writeProfileserializesapiUrlasapi_url, so this test duplicates the precedingapi_urltest. Write a rawendpoint_urlentry instead.Suggested fix
-import { mkdtempSync } from 'node:fs'; +import { mkdtempSync, writeFileSync } from 'node:fs'; ... - writeProfile('default', { apiUrl: 'https://from-config.example.com' }, { path: configPath }); + writeFileSync(configPath, '[default]\nendpoint_url = https://from-config.example.com\n');🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @DOCUMENTATION.md:
- Around line 1321-1325: Update the setting-resolution order in the
non-credential defaults section to include the credentials file above
~/.testsprite/config for api_url, and add TESTSPRITE_CONFIG_FILE to the
environment variable table. Preserve the documented precedence of the other
sources.
Review comments at @src/commands/project.ts:
- Around line 2136-2137: Update requireDocsProjectId to accept the resolved
profile and pass it along with deps.credentialsPath to loadConfig; update its
project docs upload call to provide opts.profile. Preserve profile validation
when no project ID is otherwise available.
Review comments at @src/commands/test.ts:
- Line 16174: Update the loadConfig call in the project ID resolution flow to
pass the resolved profile name and deps.credentialsPath, matching the
profile-aware configuration behavior used in src/index.ts.
Review comments at @src/index.ts:
- Around line 420-424: Guard the `loadConfig` call in the error-handler output
selection so config or profile-loading failures do not replace the original
command error. Use no configured output value when loading fails, while
preserving the explicit `program.opts().output` override and the existing
`isOutputMode` fallback behavior.
Review comments at @src/lib/config.ts:
- Around line 103-104: Update the successful-command option resolution to use
the configured output from loadConfig when no explicit --output value is
present, while preserving the CLI value when supplied. Ensure resolveOutputMode
receives this resolved value, and apply the same precedence in the error handler
instead of allowing the root default to mask config.output.
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Review comments at @src/lib/config.test.ts:
- Around line 132-136: Update the test using writeProfile to write a raw
endpoint_url entry to configPath instead, so it directly verifies that
loadConfig maps endpoint_url to apiUrl. Import the needed file-writing utility
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| Non-credential defaults live at `~/.testsprite/config` (INI-style, one section per profile, same `[default]`/`[profile name]` grammar as the credentials file). It is the lowest-precedence layer above the built-in defaults, so the resolution order for every setting it can hold is: | ||
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| --<flag> flag > TESTSPRITE_* env var > ~/.testsprite/config > built-in default | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The precedence description omits the credentials file and TESTSPRITE_CONFIG_FILE.
For api_url, the credentials file ranks above the config file. TESTSPRITE_CONFIG_FILE is not documented in the environment variable table. Add both.
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Review comment at @DOCUMENTATION.md around lines 1321 - 1325:
Update the setting-resolution order in the non-credential defaults section to
include the credentials file above ~/.testsprite/config for api_url, and add
TESTSPRITE_CONFIG_FILE to the environment variable table. Preserve the
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| const configProjectId = loadConfig({ env: deps.env ?? process.env }).projectId; | ||
| if (configProjectId && configProjectId.length > 0) return configProjectId; |
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Pass the resolved profile and credentials path to project-ID lookup.
project docs upload resolves opts.profile, but requireDocsProjectId discards it. --profile therefore cannot select the config profile used for projectId. The call also omits deps.credentialsPath, so loadConfig reads the default credentials file.
When no project flag or environment value exists, an invalid nonblank TESTSPRITE_PROFILE reaches profile validation before the missing-project error. That is expected invalid-profile handling, not a reason to bypass validation.
Suggested fix
-function requireDocsProjectId(projectId: string | undefined, deps: ProjectDeps): string {
+function requireDocsProjectId(
+ projectId: string | undefined,
+ deps: ProjectDeps,
+ profile?: string,
+): string {
const explicit = projectId?.trim();
if (explicit && explicit.length > 0) return explicit;
const envValue = (deps.env ?? process.env).TESTSPRITE_PROJECT_ID?.trim();
if (envValue && envValue.length > 0) return envValue;
- const configProjectId = loadConfig({ env: deps.env ?? process.env }).projectId;
+ const configProjectId = loadConfig({
+ profile,
+ env: deps.env ?? process.env,
+ credentialsPath: deps.credentialsPath,
+ }).projectId;
if (configProjectId && configProjectId.length > 0) return configProjectId;- const projectId = requireDocsProjectId(opts.projectId, deps);
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Review comment at @src/commands/project.ts around lines 2136 - 2137:
Update requireDocsProjectId to accept the resolved profile and pass it along
with deps.credentialsPath to loadConfig; update its project docs upload call to
provide opts.profile. Preserve profile validation when no project ID is
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| if (trimmed && trimmed.length > 0) return trimmed; | ||
| // Lowest-precedence persistent default from ~/.testsprite/config for the | ||
| // resolved profile, composing with TESTSPRITE_PROJECT_ID (flag > env > config). | ||
| return loadConfig({ env: deps.env ?? process.env }).projectId; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The --profile flag and deps.credentialsPath are not passed to loadConfig.
loadConfig resolves the profile from TESTSPRITE_PROFILE only. When the user sets --profile staging, the project default comes from the wrong profile section. This conflicts with the PR goal of using the resolved profile. Pass the resolved profile name, as src/index.ts does. Also pass credentialsPath: deps.credentialsPath.
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Review comment at @src/commands/test.ts at line 16174:
Update the loadConfig call in the project ID resolution flow to pass the
resolved profile name and deps.credentialsPath, matching the profile-aware
configuration behavior used in src/index.ts.
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| const config = loadConfig({ | ||
| profile: resolveProfileName(program.opts<{ profile?: string }>().profile), | ||
| env: process.env, | ||
| }); | ||
| const rawMode = program.opts<{ output?: string }>().output ?? config.output; |
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Guard loadConfig in the error handler.
loadConfig can throw while reading the credentials or config file, or while validating the profile. In the error handler, that exception can replace the original command error. Catch the config-loading failure and use no configured output value.
Suggested fix
--- "a/src/index.ts"
+++ "b/src/index.ts"
@@ -417,11 +417,16 @@
// Persistent default --output from ~/.testsprite/config sits below the flag
// (flag > env > config-file > built-in 'text'); the flag wins when present.
- const config = loadConfig({
- profile: resolveProfileName(program.opts<{ profile?: string }>().profile),
- env: process.env,
- });
- const rawMode = program.opts<{ output?: string }>().output ?? config.output;
+ let configOutput: string | undefined;
+ try {
+ configOutput = loadConfig({
+ profile: resolveProfileName(program.opts<{ profile?: string }>().profile),
+ env: process.env,
+ }).output;
+ } catch {
+ configOutput = undefined;
+ }
+ const rawMode = program.opts<{ output?: string }>().output ?? configOutput;
const mode = isOutputMode(rawMode) ? rawMode : 'text';
const output = new Output(mode);
if (err instanceof ApiError) {isOutputMode(rawMode) already maps unknown output values to text, so no additional validation is required here.
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Review comment at @src/index.ts around lines 420 - 424:
Guard the `loadConfig` call in the error-handler output selection so config or
profile-loading failures do not replace the original command error. Use no
configured output value when loading fails, while preserving the explicit
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| output: configEntry?.output, | ||
| projectId: configEntry?.projectId, |
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Apply config.output before resolving successful command options.
When --output is omitted, the root option supplies 'text' at src/index.ts:76. Each successful command then passes that value through resolveOutputMode(globals.output) and uses it to construct Output. The value returned by loadConfig() at src/lib/config.ts:103 is not consulted, so a profile configured with output = json still produces text output on successful commands.
The error handler has the same precedence problem: program.opts().output is already 'text', so program.opts().output ?? config.output never selects config.output.
Resolve the configured fallback before successful command option resolution, while retaining the explicit command-line value when present. Use the same resolved value in the error handler.
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Update the successful-command option resolution to use the configured output
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defaultConfigPath()reserved~/.testsprite/configbutloadConfig()neverread it, so every non-credential preference (
--output,--endpoint-url,project id) had to be repeated per command.
This implements the aws-cli credentials-vs-config split the issue describes:
profile-sectioned INI settings read via the existing hardened
parseCredentials()/readProfile()(no new parser surface). Precedence:apiUrl:--endpoint-url>TESTSPRITE_API_URL> credentials file >config file (
api_urlorendpoint_url) > built-in defaultoutput:--outputflag still wins; falls back to config-fileoutputprojectId:--project>TESTSPRITE_PROJECT_ID> config-fileprojectTESTSPRITE_CONFIG_FILEoverrides the config pathapi_key) stay in~/.testsprite/credentialsonlyComposes with the existing
TESTSPRITE_PROJECT_ID(issue #76 — env staysabove the config file, as triaged).
Related issue
Fixes #100
Notes for reviewers
readProfile()/parseCredentials()already incredentials.ts(prototype-pollution guards + CR/LF hardening intact) rather than adding a
duplicate INI parser — less surface to maintain.
--outputdefault resolvesthrough
loadConfigwith the already-resolved profile(
--profile>TESTSPRITE_PROFILE>default), sotestsprite --profile stagingreadsstaging\u2019s config section.Checklist
mainbranch.npm run lintpasses (0 errors).npm run format:checkpasses.npm run typecheckpasses.npm testpasses (655 tests across config/credentials/output/index/test/project suites).Discord: okey_amy
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