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Add json file manager, fix empty version.files, fix lock YAML indent - #2966
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Neither the marker manager (needs an adjacent comment annotation,
which JSON has no syntax for) nor the template manager (requires
maintaining a separate *.tmpl source in sync with the generated file)
can cleanly keep a version field in a plain JSON file up to date.
Add a json file manager, configured via `options.set: [{path, from}]`,
that uses sjson/gjson to patch only the targeted field and leave the
rest of the document's formatting, key order, and whitespace
untouched. Register it alongside the other file managers, document it
in the version-files config guide and the Version Tracker PRD, and
promote sjson/gjson from indirect to direct go.mod requirements.
toolchain.lock.yaml, vendor.lock.yaml, and versions.lock.yaml were all written via a bare yaml.Marshal, which defaults to yaml.v3's 4-space indent instead of the repo-wide 2-space standard used by every other Atmos-generated YAML file. Route all three through the shared, indent-aware YAML helpers.
fileRules() used len(Version.Files) > 0 to decide whether to fall back to each manager's default paths, which couldn't distinguish an omitted version.files key from an explicit empty list -- both fell back to defaults, so there was no way to configure "manage zero files". Switch to a nil check: omitted stays nil (fall back to defaults), `files: []` decodes to a non-nil empty slice (manage nothing). Add a config-loading test that locks in the Viper/mapstructure nil-vs-empty distinction this fix depends on.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a JSON version-file manager with dot-path updates and formatting preservation. It registers and documents the manager, preserves explicit empty file configurations, aggregates planning errors, and standardizes two-space YAML indentation for lockfile writers. ChangesJSON Version Management
YAML Lockfile Indentation
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In `@pkg/version/manager/lock.go`:
- Line 115: Update SaveLock to wrap the error returned by
utils.WriteToFileAsYAML with the appropriate static version-lock error from
errors/errors.go before returning it, preserving that error identity for
callers.
In `@pkg/version/managers/json/json.go`:
- Around line 76-84: Update the JSON manager’s ExpandPaths and os.ReadFile error
returns to wrap the appropriate stable sentinels from errors/errors.go with
relevant directory or file path context, while preserving errors.Is
compatibility.
- Around line 124-128: Update the no-op condition in the JSON update flow around
ref.String and sjson.SetBytes to skip only when the existing gjson result has
Type equal to gjson.String and its text matches; numeric values such as 1 must
be rewritten as JSON strings. Add a regression test in json_test.go covering
conversion of a numeric version value to the expected string value.
In `@website/docs/cli/configuration/version/files.mdx`:
- Around line 31-39: Update the documentation for version.files to state that
default paths apply only when the field is omitted, while an explicitly empty
list runs no file managers. Also update the corresponding comment for
version.files in the version schema definition.
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…rors Hardens the json version-file manager against silent data loss: reject array-append (-1) paths (can't be applied idempotently), reject paths whose current value is an object/array (would clobber the subtree), and reject wildcard/query paths that resolve to nothing, while supporting wildcard paths that do resolve. Detect duplicate `set` entries targeting the same path, and hint at quoting numeric path segments in YAML. managers.Plan() now aggregates errors from every rule instead of aborting at the first broken one, so one bad rule doesn't hide the errors (or successful changes) of the rest. Also documents and tests that an imported atmos.yaml fragment can only supply version.files when the main file omits the key, matching Atmos's general import precedence. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Wraps two previously-unwrapped error paths with static sentinels: the
json manager's ExpandPaths/os.ReadFile failures, and SaveLock's
lock-file write failure, both now carrying path context.
Fixes a functional bug in the json manager's no-op check: gjson renders
the same text for a JSON number and a JSON string with equal digits, so
{"version": 1} was wrongly treated as already matching a locked string
value and left as a number instead of becoming {"version": "1"}. The
no-op check now requires the existing value to already be a JSON
string. Adds a regression test.
Also corrects two stale doc/comment spots that still described
version.files: [] as falling back to default paths -- that changed to
"manage zero files" when the omitted-vs-empty distinction was fixed in
managers.go's fileRules, but the schema comment and files.mdx doc were
never updated to match.
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pkg/version/managers/managers.go (1)
193-199: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAlign the comment with the return behavior.
The comment says a broken rule should not hide other rules' planned changes. The function still returns
nilforplannedwhen any error exists (Line 206). The visibility gain is in the errors, not in the changes. Consider tightening the wording so future readers do not expect partial plans to be returned.♻️ Suggested comment wording
- // Keep evaluating the remaining rules instead of stopping at the - // first failure: a broken rule (e.g. one malformed managed file) - // should not hide every other rule's planned changes from view. - // The joined error below still blocks the caller from applying - // anything, so this only widens visibility, not risk. + // Keep evaluating the remaining rules instead of stopping at the + // first failure: a broken rule (e.g. one malformed managed file) + // should not hide every other rule's errors from view. The joined + // error below still blocks the caller from applying anything, so + // this only widens error visibility, not risk.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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209-221: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThe
existing.String() != valueterm intargetsContainernever changes the outcome.For an object or array,
gjson.Result.String()returns the raw JSON text. That text will not equal a locked version string in practice, so the comparison always passes and containers are always rejected. Dropping the term makes the rule easier to read and matches the documented behavior atwebsite/docs/cli/configuration/version/files.mdxLine 226.♻️ Suggested simplification
- targetsContainer := existing.Exists() && existing.String() != value && (existing.IsObject() || existing.IsArray()) + targetsContainer := existing.Exists() && (existing.IsObject() || existing.IsArray()) if targetsContainer {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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373-397: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the specific sentinel error.
These tests only check
err != nil. Any unrelated failure, for example a fixture write problem or a future validation change, would keep them green. Useerrors.Isagainst the matching sentinel fromerrors/errors.go, such asErrVersionJSONAppendPathUnsupported,ErrVersionJSONPathTypeMismatch,ErrVersionJSONPathNotFound, andErrVersionJSONDuplicatePath.💚 Example for the append-path test
if err == nil { t.Fatal("expected an error for an array-append path") } + if !errors.Is(err, errUtils.ErrVersionJSONAppendPathUnsupported) { + t.Fatalf("error = %v, want ErrVersionJSONAppendPathUnsupported", err) + }The file already imports
github.com/cockroachdb/errors, whoseIsis compatible with the standard library. Add theerrUtilsimport for the sentinels.Also applies to: 402-426, 465-489, 494-513
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In `@pkg/version/managers/json/json.go`:
- Around line 142-149: Update isAppendPath in pkg/version/managers/json/json.go
(lines 142-149) to reject any dot-separated segment equal to -1, including
mid-path occurrences. Add a test case in pkg/version/managers/json/json_test.go
(lines 373-397) for items.-1.version asserting
ErrVersionJSONAppendPathUnsupported. Update the documentation in
website/docs/cli/configuration/version/files.mdx (line 225) to describe any -1
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In `@pkg/version/managers/json/json_test.go`:
- Around line 373-397: Update TestJSONAppendPathRejected and the other affected
JSON manager tests to assert errors.Is against the appropriate sentinel from
errors/errors.go: ErrVersionJSONAppendPathUnsupported,
ErrVersionJSONPathTypeMismatch, ErrVersionJSONPathNotFound, or
ErrVersionJSONDuplicatePath. Add the sentinel package import and retain the
existing file-integrity assertions.
In `@pkg/version/managers/json/json.go`:
- Around line 209-221: In checkSetEntry, simplify the targetsContainer condition
by removing the existing.String() != value comparison; reject any existing
object or array for non-complex paths while preserving the existing existence
check and type-mismatch error.
In `@pkg/version/managers/managers.go`:
- Around line 193-199: Update the comment surrounding the errs append and
continue in the rule evaluation loop to state that remaining rules are evaluated
so their errors are reported, while planned changes are still withheld when any
error occurs; do not imply that partial plans are returned.
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… markers Regenerates pkg/datafetcher/schema/atmos/config/1.0.json: the Files field's doc comment changed in a prior commit but the embedded JSON Schema wasn't regenerated to match, failing TestEmbeddedSchemaIsCurrent in CI on every platform. Also fixes isAppendPath in the json manager: it only matched a standalone or trailing "-1" segment, so a mid-path append marker (e.g. items.-1.version) passed validation and grew the target array by one element on every apply. It now checks every dot-separated segment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@pkg/version/managers/json/json.go`:
- Around line 148-154: Update isAppendPath to parse path segments using
escaped-dot semantics, so a backslash-escaped dot remains part of the same key
and paths such as a\.-1 are not misclassified. Preserve appendPathSegment
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isAppendPath split every literal "." in the path, so an escaped dot inside a key name (a\.-1, which sjson/gjson treat as the single key "a.-1") was misread as a segment boundary and rejected as an array-append path. Adds pathSegments, a small escape-aware splitter, and uses it for the append-marker check. Adds a regression test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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jsonfile manager to the Version Tracker (manager: json), configured viaoptions.set: [{path, from}], that writes locked values into JSON files usingsjson/gjson— patching only the targeted field and leaving the rest of the document's formatting, key order, and whitespace untouched.atmos version track applyto treat an explicitversion.files: []as "manage zero files" instead of silently falling back to each manager's default paths — previously there was no way to configure zero managed files.toolchain.lock.yaml,vendor.lock.yaml, andversions.lock.yamlto write with the repo's 2-space YAML indent standard instead ofyaml.v3's bare-Marshal4-space default.jsonmanager.why
markermanager (needs an adjacent comment annotation, which JSON has no syntax for) nor thetemplatemanager (requires hand-maintaining a separate*.tmplsource in sync with the generated file) could cleanly keep a version field in a plain JSON file — such as apackage.jsonor a Claude Code plugin manifest — up to date. This gap was found while wiring Atmos's ownagent-skills/.claude-plugin/plugin.json/.claude-plugin/marketplace.jsonto track Atmos's release version.fileRules()usedlen(Version.Files) > 0, which can't distinguish an omittedversion.fileskey (should fall back to manager defaults) from an explicitly configured empty list (should manage nothing) — both took the same fallback path.yaml.Marshal, which drifted their indentation away from every other Atmos-generated YAML file.references
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