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feat: v0.3.0 — review welle 2 (M-4, M-5, M-6)

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Three resilience and honesty fixes from the v0.2.8 review. Minor
version bump because redeploy_project and system_prune return
different strings.

M-4: trigger_build_stream now converts every non-ReadTimeout
httpx.HTTPError (ConnectError, ConnectTimeout, WriteError,
RemoteProtocolError, ...) into a SynologyError with a clear
message. Previously only ReadTimeout was handled; everything else
propagated as a raw httpx exception. redeploy_project now tracks
whether stop was actually issued and, when build_stream fails after
a successful stop, tells the user the project is in STOPPED state
and recommends start_project / retry rather than the misleading
"use stop + start separately" workaround.

M-5: _wait_for_project_running exits early on BUILD_FAILED / ERROR
(new _TERMINAL_FAILURE_STATUSES frozenset). DSM signals these
statuses within seconds of a failed image pull; the old polling
loop kept waiting up to 5 minutes for RUNNING. redeploy_project
now surfaces the terminal status with a BUILD_FAILED-specific hint
to update_image_tag.

M-6: system_prune preview now enumerates user-created networks
that have no containers attached (excluding the three built-in
networks bridge/host/none, which Docker never prunes). Previously
the preview noted "Unused networks: (not counted)" even though
SYNO.Docker.Utils/prune does delete them — users could lose
networks they had not been warned about.

Tests:
- 2 new dsm_client tests: ConnectError and RemoteProtocolError
  both raise SynologyError, not raw httpx exceptions.
- 2 new project tests: recovery hint after stop+build_stream
  failure (RUNNING case); old workaround retained for the
  STOPPED case where no stop was issued.
- 3 new polling tests: BUILD_FAILED and ERROR each trigger early
  exit; redeploy_project surfaces BUILD_FAILED with update_image_tag
  hint.
- 2 new system_prune preview tests: counts unused networks
  correctly, excludes built-ins; network-fetch failure is non-fatal.

245 tests pass. ruff check + ruff format clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Marcus van Elst
2026-05-18 09:57:20 +02:00
parent 6ba4c7ca92
commit 13e10fa52f
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@@ -19,6 +19,12 @@ _POLL_INTERVAL = 2 # seconds between status checks
_POLL_TIMEOUT = 30 # seconds for ordinary start polling
_BUILD_POLL_TIMEOUT = 300 # seconds for build_stream polling (image pull can be slow)
# Statuses that mean "stop polling now — this redeploy is not coming back."
# DSM signals these typically within seconds of build_stream when the image
# pull or container start fails; without an early exit the caller would wait
# the full _BUILD_POLL_TIMEOUT for nothing.
_TERMINAL_FAILURE_STATUSES = frozenset({"BUILD_FAILED", "ERROR"})
def register_projects(mcp: FastMCP, config: AppConfig, client: DsmClient) -> None:
"""Register all project management tools with the MCP server."""
@@ -124,6 +130,10 @@ def register_projects(mcp: FastMCP, config: AppConfig, client: DsmClient) -> Non
)
results: list[str] = []
# Track whether we issued a stop that DSM accepted. Used to give the
# caller an accurate recovery hint if a later step (build_stream)
# fails — the project would be left in STOPPED state.
stop_was_issued = False
try:
# ── Step 1: Stop ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
@@ -133,10 +143,12 @@ def register_projects(mcp: FastMCP, config: AppConfig, client: DsmClient) -> Non
results.append("Step 1/3: Stopping failed build...")
with contextlib.suppress(Exception):
await client.request("SYNO.Docker.Project", "stop", params={"id": project_id})
stop_was_issued = True
results.append(" Stopped.")
else: # RUNNING
results.append("Step 1/3: Stopping project...")
await client.request("SYNO.Docker.Project", "stop", params={"id": project_id})
stop_was_issued = True
results.append(" Stopped.")
# ── Step 2: build_stream (pull images + start) ────────────────────
@@ -155,6 +167,19 @@ def register_projects(mcp: FastMCP, config: AppConfig, client: DsmClient) -> Non
if final_status == "RUNNING":
results.append(" Project is RUNNING.")
results.append(f"\nProject '{project_name}' redeployed successfully.")
elif final_status in _TERMINAL_FAILURE_STATUSES:
# M-5: DSM signalled a hard failure during polling (e.g.
# image pull failed). Surface it immediately rather than
# waiting for the full timeout.
results.append(f" Redeploy failed — project status is '{final_status}'.")
if final_status == "BUILD_FAILED":
results.append(
" Check the image tag in the compose file "
"(update_image_tag) and retry redeploy_project."
)
results.append(
f"\nProject '{project_name}' redeploy aborted (status: {final_status})."
)
else:
results.append(
f" Warning: project status is '{final_status}' after "
@@ -165,7 +190,18 @@ def register_projects(mcp: FastMCP, config: AppConfig, client: DsmClient) -> Non
except Exception as e:
results.append(f"Error during redeploy: {e}")
results.append("Workaround: use stop_project + start_project separately.")
if stop_was_issued:
# M-4: build_stream (or polling) failed AFTER we stopped the
# project. The project is now in STOPPED state and the caller
# needs to know that — the previous "use stop + start"
# workaround was misleading because stop already happened.
results.append(
f"Note: project '{project_name}' was stopped before this error and is "
f"now in STOPPED state. Run start_project('{project_name}') or retry "
f"redeploy_project to recover."
)
else:
results.append("Workaround: use stop_project + start_project separately.")
return "\n".join(results)
@@ -220,6 +256,12 @@ async def _wait_for_project_running(
logger.debug("Polling '%s': status=%s elapsed=%ds", name, current, elapsed)
if current == "RUNNING":
return current
if current in _TERMINAL_FAILURE_STATUSES:
# DSM has reported a hard failure (e.g. image pull failed,
# container exited immediately). Returning early lets the
# caller surface the real cause instead of waiting out the
# full timeout.
return current
# Return whatever status we last saw (or UNKNOWN on repeated failures)
project = await _find_project(client, name)
return (project.get("status") or "UNKNOWN").upper() if project else "UNKNOWN"