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feat(cli): manage Alpha15 Cordis plugins - #279
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a host-managed Cordis plugin system. It validates indexed metadata, verifies and installs wheels, manages activation and configuration, exposes CLI commands, tests lifecycle behavior, and documents the workflow. ChangesCordis plugin management
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The PR adds local installation and startup activation of third-party plugins. Existing packages can bypass the pinned artifact verification, and updates or failed lifecycle operations can leave stale plugins enabled or installed without matching records, creating a high-impact merge-readiness risk that should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant LiteyukiCLI
participant PluginManager
participant PluginIndex
participant uv
participant Workspace
Operator->>LiteyukiCLI: liteyuki plugin install
LiteyukiCLI->>PluginManager: request installation
PluginManager->>PluginIndex: fetch and validate bundle
PluginManager->>PluginManager: verify wheel size and SHA-256
PluginManager->>uv: install verified wheel
PluginManager->>Workspace: update [cordis] and .liteyuki/plugins.json
PluginManager-->>LiteyukiCLI: return installed plugin
LiteyukiCLI-->>Operator: print result
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In `@src/liteyukibot/cli.py`:
- Line 221: Update the install status output near the state assignment in
src/liteyukibot/cli.py:221-221 to render the returned record.enabled value,
preserving the actual enabled state when --no-enable is used on an existing
plugin. Update docs/configuration.md:98-98 to clarify that --no-enable prevents
activation only for a new install and that plugin disable deactivates an
existing plugin.
In `@src/liteyukibot/plugin_manager.py`:
- Around line 646-648: Update enable and install flows to discard the saved
config snapshot after restoring its values into the workspace, while passing the
pre-clear record to _activate so restoration still uses that snapshot. Ensure
already-enabled records in install do not retain old.config once workspace
configuration owns the values, while preserving other record fields and
activation behavior.
In `@tests/test_plugin_manager.py`:
- Line 44: Update the test fixture’s platform pythons value near _manager() to
derive the running interpreter’s major/minor version from sys.version_info
instead of hard-coding "3.14", ensuring
PluginBundle.facet_for_current_platform() matches supported Python versions.
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| if command == "install": | ||
| records = manager.install(args.bundle_id, enable=not args.no_enable) | ||
| state = "enabled" if not args.no_enable else "disabled" |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Report the --no-enable state accurately.
When an installed plugin is already enabled, PluginManager.install(..., enable=False) preserves its enabled state. Line 221 still reports disabled, and the documentation says the plugin becomes inactive.
src/liteyukibot/cli.py#L221-L221: Render the returnedrecord.enabledstate instead of deriving output only fromargs.no_enable.docs/configuration.md#L98-L98: State that--no-enableprevents activation for a new install. Direct users toplugin disableto deactivate an existing plugin.
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In `@src/liteyukibot/cli.py` at line 221, Update the install status output near
the state assignment in src/liteyukibot/cli.py:221-221 to render the returned
record.enabled value, preserving the actual enabled state when --no-enable is
used on an existing plugin. Update docs/configuration.md:98-98 to clarify that
--no-enable prevents activation only for a new install and that plugin disable
deactivates an existing plugin.
| updated = replace(record, enabled=True) | ||
| records[bundle_id] = updated | ||
| self._activate(record.entry_points, records) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Discard the saved config snapshot after enable restores it.
enable restores record.config into [cordis.config] through _activate, but keeps the same snapshot on the record. While the bundle is enabled, set_config and clear_config update only the workspace TOML, so the snapshot becomes stale. Any later _activate call re-inserts the stale table with config.setdefault.
Reproduction: install with activation, disable, enable, clear_config, then install a second bundle. The cleared [cordis.config] table for the first bundle reappears.
Clear the snapshot once the workspace owns the values.
🛠️ Proposed fix
- updated = replace(record, enabled=True)
+ updated = replace(record, enabled=True, config={})
records[bundle_id] = updated
self._activate(record.entry_points, records)_activate receives records before the snapshot is cleared, so pass the pre-clear record for restoration:
- updated = replace(record, enabled=True)
- records[bundle_id] = updated
- self._activate(record.entry_points, records)
+ records[bundle_id] = replace(record, enabled=True)
+ self._activate(record.entry_points, records)
+ updated = replace(record, enabled=True, config={})
+ records[bundle_id] = updatedApply the same rule in install: for an already-enabled record, do not carry old.config forward once the workspace holds the values.
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| updated = replace(record, enabled=True) | |
| records[bundle_id] = updated | |
| self._activate(record.entry_points, records) | |
| records[bundle_id] = replace(record, enabled=True) | |
| self._activate(record.entry_points, records) | |
| updated = replace(record, enabled=True, config={}) | |
| records[bundle_id] = updated |
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In `@src/liteyukibot/plugin_manager.py` around lines 646 - 648, Update enable and
install flows to discard the saved config snapshot after restoring its values
into the workspace, while passing the pre-clear record to _activate so
restoration still uses that snapshot. Ensure already-enabled records in install
do not retain old.config once workspace configuration owns the values, while
preserving other record fields and activation behavior.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Derive the facet Python constraint from the running interpreter.
PluginBundle.facet_for_current_platform() requires the current major/minor version to match the non-empty pythons list. Because pyproject.toml declares requires-python = ">=3.14", tests using _manager() can fail on supported interpreters such as Python 3.15. Build this value from sys.version_info.
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In `@tests/test_plugin_manager.py` at line 44, Update the test fixture’s platform
pythons value near _manager() to derive the running interpreter’s major/minor
version from sys.version_info instead of hard-coding "3.14", ensuring
PluginBundle.facet_for_current_platform() matches supported Python versions.
What changed
list,show,installed,install,config,enable,disable, andremoveCLI operations;uv toolinterpreter and persist activation/provenance locally;Validation
uv run pytest --cov --cov-report=term-missinguv run ruff check src tests scripts packagesuv run mypyuv run pip-audit --local --progress-spinner off --vulnerability-service osvThe public index is intentionally empty until an Alpha15-compatible PyPI/distribution entry point is published.
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