feat: Migrate to Pydantic BaseSettings for configuration management#49
feat: Migrate to Pydantic BaseSettings for configuration management#49
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Summary of ChangesHello @petems, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request lays the foundational groundwork for migrating the application's configuration management to Pydantic BaseSettings, enhancing type safety, validation, and maintainability. Concurrently, it addresses a critical bug in the GraphQL comment fetching mechanism by ensuring that the 'max_comments' limit is strictly enforced, preventing excessive data retrieval. This PR introduces the new configuration structure and the bug fix with comprehensive tests, while outlining the remaining steps for a full configuration system transition. Highlights
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This is a great step towards modernizing the configuration management by migrating to Pydantic's BaseSettings. The new config.py module is well-structured, and the migration plan is very thorough.
I noticed that this pull request also includes a significant bug fix for comment limiting in the GraphQL fetcher, along with a comprehensive new test suite. This is excellent work, but it would be helpful to mention it in the pull request description to give reviewers a complete picture of the changes.
I've found a critical issue in the new config.py module where the validation constraints (ge, le) are accessed incorrectly, which will cause a runtime error. I've left detailed comments with suggestions on how to fix this. I've also included a couple of suggestions for refactoring to improve thread safety and reduce code duplication.
Once the critical issue is addressed, this will be a solid foundation for completing the migration.
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18-19: Dependency addition looks good; consider bounding major versions.To align with pydantic’s
<3.0cap and avoid future breakage, cap pydantic-settings to<3.0too.- "pydantic-settings>=2.0.0", + "pydantic-settings>=2.0.0,<3.0",src/mcp_github_pr_review/server.py (1)
25-25: Optional: Start using ServerSettings for config (or drop the import for now).You import
ServerSettings/get_settingsbut still read envs via_int_conf/_float_conf. To progress the migration, hydrate settings once and honor per-call overrides. Otherwise, remove the unused import for this PR.- from .config import ServerSettings, get_settings + from .config import get_settings @@ - token = os.getenv("GITHUB_TOKEN") + settings = get_settings().with_overrides( + max_comments=max_comments, max_retries=max_retries + ) + token = settings.github_token @@ - max_comments_v = _int_conf("PR_FETCH_MAX_COMMENTS", 2000, 100, 100000, max_comments) - max_retries_v = _int_conf("HTTP_MAX_RETRIES", 3, 0, 10, max_retries) + max_comments_v = settings.pr_fetch_max_comments + max_retries_v = settings.http_max_retries @@ - total_timeout = _float_conf("HTTP_TIMEOUT", 30.0, TIMEOUT_MIN, TIMEOUT_MAX) - connect_timeout = _float_conf( - "HTTP_CONNECT_TIMEOUT", 10.0, CONNECT_TIMEOUT_MIN, CONNECT_TIMEOUT_MAX - ) + total_timeout = settings.http_timeout + connect_timeout = settings.http_connect_timeoutBased on learnings
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tests/test_graphql_error_handling.py (1)
556-599: DRY up repeated thread/comment builders to speed tests.Factor small helpers (e.g., make_thread, make_threads, make_response) to reduce duplication and speed param tweaks.
def make_comments(start: int, count: int, prefix: str = "Comment") -> list[dict]: return [ { "author": {"login": f"user{i}"}, "body": f"{prefix} {i}", "path": "file.py", "line": i, "diffHunk": f"@@ -{i},{i} +{i},{i} @@", } for i in range(start, start + count) ]Also applies to: 715-757, 781-828, 872-930, 1102-1189
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src/mcp_github_pr_review/server.py: All GitHub API interactions must be async/await based
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391-404: Early-termination logic is correct and robust.The
limit_reachedflag with checks at thread and comment levels, plus the post-loop guard, prevents over-fetch and breaks both loops deterministically.Please run the new tests to confirm behavior under pagination and boundaries.
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543-1198: Great coverage on loop-breaking and pagination.The tests validate mid-thread and boundary exits, pagination early-stop, diagnostics, and exact limits; mocking is clean and async-safe.
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1-210: Comprehensive and well-structured migration plan.The document provides clear phase breakdown, design rationale, testing strategy, and realistic time estimates. The parallel implementation approach minimizes risk and the clamping behavior preserves backward compatibility as intended.
15-17: Verification confirmed: pydantic-settings dependency correctly added.The
pydantic-settings>=2.0.0dependency is present inpyproject.tomlwithin the maindependencieslist, and the version constraint aligns with the migration plan. Version 2.10.1 satisfies the constraint. No issues found.
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111-139: Validator correctly accesses field constraints.The previous critical issue (accessing constraints via
metadata[0]) has been fixed. The current implementation correctly usesgetattr(field_info, "ge", None)andgetattr(field_info, "le", None)to access Pydantic field constraints directly.The clamping logic preserves backward compatibility by silently clamping out-of-range values instead of raising validation errors, as documented.
Optional improvement: The
infoparameter could be typed asValidationInfofrompydanticinstead ofAnyfor better type safety, though the current implementation works correctly.
143-171: Validator correctly accesses field constraints.Like the integer validator, this has been fixed from previous reviews and now correctly accesses constraints via
getattr(field_info, "ge", None)andgetattr(field_info, "le", None).Optional note: This validator shares significant logic with
clamp_int_values(lines 111-139). While the duplication is acceptable given the simplicity and clarity of each validator, a generic clamping helper could reduce repetition if desired.
213-220: Singleton implementation is thread-safe and correct.The previous concern about thread safety has been resolved. The
@lru_cachedecorator provides thread-safe memoization, ensuring a singleServerSettingsinstance is created and reused.Optional improvement: Since this function has no parameters, you could make the caching more explicit with
@lru_cache(maxsize=1), though the current form (using defaultmaxsize=128) works identically for a parameterless function.
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1-209: Documentation looks comprehensive and well-structured.The test coverage summary is thorough, documenting 9 test functions with clear scenarios, assertions, and execution instructions. The commands at lines 156-168 use valid pytest patterns (
-k test_graphql_limitwill correctly match all documented tests).Note: The static analysis warning about "github" capitalization on line 4 is a false positive—it's flagging the lowercase
githubin the Python package pathmcp_github_pr_review, which follows standard Python naming conventions.src/mcp_github_pr_review/config.py (1)
173-210: Override mechanism correctly validates and clamps values.The previous critical issue (using
model_copywhich bypassed validators) has been fixed. The current implementation correctly usesmodel_validateon the merged data (lines 207-210), ensuring all validators and clamping logic run on override values.This preserves backward compatibility while maintaining type safety and validation.
Previously, the max_comments cap could be exceeded when processing multiple threads. The break statement only exited the inner comment loop, allowing at least one comment per remaining thread to be added. This fix: - Introduces a limit_reached flag to track cap enforcement - Checks the limit before processing each thread and comment - Breaks the outer thread loop when limit is reached - Adds stderr logging when stopping early due to limit The change prevents unbounded memory/time use when PRs have many threads and ensures the safety cap is strictly honored. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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54-61: Consider adding URL validation for API endpoints.The
github_api_urlandgithub_graphql_urlfields accept any string. Consider adding a field validator to ensure they're valid URLs if provided (non-None).Example validation:
@field_validator("github_api_url", "github_graphql_url", mode="before") @classmethod def validate_url_format(cls, v: Any) -> str | None: """Validate URL format if provided.""" if v is None or v == "": return None if not isinstance(v, str): return None # Basic URL validation if not (v.startswith("http://") or v.startswith("https://")): return None return v
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103-139: LGTM! Validator correctly implements clamping behavior.The validator properly:
- Accesses constraints via
getattr(field_info, "ge/le", None)(fixes previous critical issue)- Handles
Noneand invalid values by returning defaults- Clamps out-of-range values instead of raising errors (preserves backward compatibility)
141-171: LGTM! Float validator mirrors int validator correctly.The implementation properly:
- Accesses constraints directly from FieldInfo (not metadata)
- Handles edge cases (None, conversion errors) appropriately
- Preserves clamping behavior for backward compatibility
Note: There's some code duplication between
clamp_int_valuesandclamp_float_values, but given the type differences and the clarity of having separate validators, this is acceptable.
173-210: LGTM! Override mechanism correctly applies validation.The method properly:
- Uses
model_dump()+model_validate()instead ofmodel_copy()(fixes previous critical issue)- Ensures validators and clamping run on override values
- Maintains backward compatibility with the old override mechanism
213-220: LGTM! Thread-safe singleton implementation.Using
@lru_cacheprovides:
- Thread-safe singleton pattern (fixes previous concern)
- Efficient caching of settings instance
- Easy testing with cache_clear() if needed
46-49: No changes required; empty github_token is handled gracefully downstream.The codebase properly handles empty tokens:
- The GraphQL function checks
if not token:and returns with a clear error message- The REST API function uses
if token:to conditionally add the Authorization header, allowing unauthenticated requests- Both functions degrade gracefully when tokens are missing or empty
The documentation stating "required" while defaulting to an empty string is acceptable because different API endpoints have different requirements—some operations work unauthenticated.
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1-214: LGTM! Comprehensive and well-structured migration plan.The document provides:
- Clear progress tracking (completed, in-progress, remaining)
- Concrete code examples showing old vs. new patterns (lines 83-95)
- Well-justified design decisions (clamping, overrides, singleton)
- Thorough testing strategy covering unit, integration, and backward compatibility
- Realistic time estimates and risk mitigation
- Helpful checklist for tracking migration progress
This provides excellent guidance for completing the migration work.
Note: The static analysis hints about "GitHub" capitalization and grammar issues appear to be false positives or relate to previous versions—the current content is correct.
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103-121: Consider validating URL structure, not just protocol.The validator only checks if the URL starts with "https://" but doesn't validate the overall structure. Malformed URLs like "https://not a valid url" would pass validation.
You could use
urllib.parsefor more robust validation:+from urllib.parse import urlparse + @field_validator("github_api_url", "github_graphql_url", mode="before") @classmethod def validate_url_format(cls, v: Any) -> str | None: - """Validate URL format if provided (HTTPS only). - - Args: - v: The URL value to validate - - Returns: - The validated HTTPS URL or None if invalid/empty - """ if v is None or v == "": return None if not isinstance(v, str): return None - # Only accept HTTPS URLs for security - if not v.startswith("https://"): + try: + parsed = urlparse(v) + if parsed.scheme != "https" or not parsed.netloc: + return None + except Exception: return None return v
131-159: Improve type hints and consider DRY refactoring.The validator works correctly, but has a few areas for improvement:
Type hint:
info: Anyshould beValidationInfofrompydanticfor better type safety and IDE support.Line 145:
int(field_info.default)is redundant since the default is already anintfrom the Field definition. You can usefield_info.defaultdirectly.Code duplication: This validator is nearly identical to
clamp_float_values. Consider refactoring into a generic helper.Apply this diff for type hints and default handling:
+from pydantic.fields import ValidationInfo + @field_validator( "http_per_page", "pr_fetch_max_pages", "pr_fetch_max_comments", "http_max_retries", mode="before", ) @classmethod -def clamp_int_values(cls, v: Any, info: Any) -> int: +def clamp_int_values(cls, v: Any, info: ValidationInfo) -> int: """Clamp integer values to their field constraints.""" field_info = cls.model_fields[info.field_name] ge = getattr(field_info, "ge", None) le = getattr(field_info, "le", None) if v is None: - return int(field_info.default) + return field_info.default try: int_val = int(v) except (TypeError, ValueError): - return int(field_info.default) + return field_info.default
161-191: Apply the same improvements as clamp_int_values.This validator has the same opportunities for improvement:
- Type hint: Use
ValidationInfoinstead ofAny- Line 177:
float(field_info.default)is redundant since defaults are alreadyfloat- DRY principle: Nearly identical to
clamp_int_valuesApply this diff:
@field_validator("http_timeout", "http_connect_timeout", mode="before") @classmethod -def clamp_float_values(cls, v: Any, info: Any) -> float: +def clamp_float_values(cls, v: Any, info: ValidationInfo) -> float: """Clamp float values to their field constraints.""" field_info = cls.model_fields[info.field_name] ge = getattr(field_info, "ge", None) le = getattr(field_info, "le", None) if v is None: - return float(field_info.default) + return field_info.default try: float_val = float(v) except (TypeError, ValueError): - return float(field_info.default) + return field_info.defaultConsider creating a generic helper to reduce duplication between int and float validators (this can be deferred to a follow-up refactor).
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1-13: LGTM! Clean module setup.The imports and module structure are appropriate for Pydantic v2 BaseSettings.
15-43: LGTM! Well-configured BaseSettings.The model configuration properly enables .env file loading, default validation, and ignores extra environment variables.
193-230: LGTM! Validators properly run on overrides.The method correctly uses
model_validate()to ensure that clamping validators execute on override values. The limited scope (4 parameters) is appropriate for backward compatibility during migration.
233-240: LGTM! Thread-safe singleton pattern.Using
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146-182: LGTM: Clamping logic is correct and constraint access bug is fixed.The constraint access issue flagged in previous reviews has been properly addressed. The validator now correctly uses
getattr(field_info, "ge", None)andgetattr(field_info, "le", None)instead of the buggyfield_info.metadata[0]approach.Optional improvements:
- More specific type hint for
infoparameter:+from pydantic import ValidationInfo + - def clamp_int_values(cls, v: Any, info: Any) -> int: + def clamp_int_values(cls, v: Any, info: ValidationInfo) -> int:
- Reduce duplication with
clamp_float_values:
Consider extracting a generic helper function to reduce code duplication betweenclamp_int_valuesandclamp_float_values. This would improve maintainability (DRY principle).def _clamp_numeric(cls, v: Any, info: ValidationInfo, numeric_type: type) -> int | float: """Generic clamping logic for int and float fields.""" field_info = cls.model_fields[info.field_name] ge = getattr(field_info, "ge", None) le = getattr(field_info, "le", None) if v is None: return numeric_type(field_info.default) try: num_val = numeric_type(v) except (TypeError, ValueError): return numeric_type(field_info.default) if ge is not None: num_val = max(ge, num_val) if le is not None: num_val = min(le, num_val) return num_val
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1-12: LGTM: Clean imports and clear module documentation.The imports are minimal and well-organized. The lru_cache import is appropriately used for thread-safe singleton pattern, and Pydantic v2 imports are correct.
15-43: LGTM: Well-structured configuration class with comprehensive documentation.The
model_configsettings are appropriate:
validate_default=Trueensures validators run on defaults (catches missing GITHUB_TOKEN)extra="ignore"provides flexibility for additional environment variables.envfile support maintained for backward compatibilityThe docstring formatting issues (E501) flagged in previous reviews have been properly addressed with wrapped lines.
46-101: LGTM: Field definitions are properly typed with sensible defaults.All fields have:
- Appropriate type hints (Python 3.10+ syntax)
- Clear descriptions
- Proper constraints (ge/le for numeric fields)
- Sensible defaults
The
github_tokenfield'sdefault=""combined with the validator (lines 103-124) ensures users must provide a valid token while maintaining clean error messages.
103-124: LGTM: Token validation is robust with helpful error message.The validator correctly:
- Rejects empty or whitespace-only tokens
- Strips whitespace to prevent configuration errors
- Provides a clear, actionable error message guiding users to set GITHUB_TOKEN
Combined with
validate_default=True, this ensures users cannot start the server without a valid token.
184-214: LGTM: Float clamping logic is correct and constraint access bug is fixed.Same as with
clamp_int_values, the constraint access issue has been properly fixed. The validator correctly accessesgeandleconstraints directly fromfield_info.The optional improvements mentioned in the previous comment (type hints and DRY refactoring) also apply to this validator.
216-253: LGTM: Override mechanism properly validates values.The validation bypass issue flagged in previous reviews has been correctly fixed. The implementation now:
- Dumps current settings to dict
- Updates with overrides
- Re-validates via
model_validateThis ensures that override values go through validators and clamping logic, maintaining the backward-compatible behavior while properly validating input.
256-263: LGTM: Thread-safe singleton implementation using lru_cache.The thread-safety concern from previous reviews has been properly addressed by using
@lru_cache. This decorator provides:
- Thread-safe caching (safe concurrent access)
- Single instantiation (settings loaded once)
- Clean, Pythonic pattern
This is the recommended approach for singleton patterns in Python.
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127-153: Consider improving user feedback for invalid URLs.As noted in a previous review, this validator silently returns
Nonefor invalid URLs, which could confuse users who provide a non-HTTPS URL (e.g.,GITHUB_API_URL=http://api.github.com). They won't understand why their configuration isn't taking effect.Consider raising a
ValueErrorwith a clear message when a non-empty value is provided but invalid:if v is None or v == "": return None if not isinstance(v, str): - return None + msg = f"URL must be a string, got {type(v).__name__}" + raise ValueError(msg) # Parse and validate URL structure try: parsed = urlparse(v) # Only accept HTTPS URLs with valid hostname if parsed.scheme != "https" or not parsed.netloc: - return None + msg = f"URL must use HTTPS and have a valid hostname: {v}" + raise ValueError(msg) # Reject URLs with spaces or whitespace-only hostnames if " " in v or not parsed.netloc.strip(): - return None + msg = f"URL contains invalid characters or empty hostname: {v}" + raise ValueError(msg) except Exception: # noqa: BLE001 - return None + msg = f"Invalid URL format: {v}" + raise ValueError(msg) from None return v
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163-223: Consider consolidating duplicate clamping logic.The
clamp_int_valuesandclamp_float_valuesvalidators share nearly identical logic. If you'd like to reduce duplication, you could refactor them into a single generic helper:@classmethod def _clamp_numeric_value( cls, v: Any, field_name: str, target_type: type[int] | type[float] ) -> int | float: """Generic clamping for numeric fields.""" field_info = cls.model_fields[field_name] ge = getattr(field_info, "ge", None) le = getattr(field_info, "le", None) if v is None: return target_type(field_info.default) try: num_val = target_type(v) except (TypeError, ValueError): return target_type(field_info.default) if ge is not None: num_val = max(ge, num_val) if le is not None: num_val = min(le, num_val) return num_val @field_validator( "http_per_page", "pr_fetch_max_pages", "pr_fetch_max_comments", "http_max_retries", mode="before", ) @classmethod def clamp_int_values(cls, v: Any, info: Any) -> int: """Clamp integer values to their field constraints.""" return cls._clamp_numeric_value(v, info.field_name, int) @field_validator("http_timeout", "http_connect_timeout", mode="before") @classmethod def clamp_float_values(cls, v: Any, info: Any) -> float: """Clamp float values to their field constraints.""" return cls._clamp_numeric_value(v, info.field_name, float)However, the current implementation is clear and straightforward, so this refactor is optional.
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1-14: LGTM!The module docstring clearly describes the purpose, and all imports are appropriate for the Pydantic BaseSettings implementation.
16-44: LGTM!The model configuration is well-designed. The
validate_default=Truesetting ensures validators run on default values, which is important for catching the empty token case. Documentation is comprehensive and clearly explains all configuration options.
104-125: LGTM!The token validation is well-implemented. The combination of
default=""with a strict validator andvalidate_default=Trueensures that the server will fail fast with a clear, actionable error message ifGITHUB_TOKENis not provided.
155-191: Verify behavior whenwith_overridesreceives invalid values.The clamping logic correctly reads constraints using
getattr(field_info, "ge", None)and handles bounds properly. However, there's a potential UX concern:When an invalid (non-convertible) value is provided, the validator returns the field's default rather than preserving the current instance's value. For example:
settings = get_settings() # http_per_page = 80 from environment new_settings = settings.with_overrides(per_page="invalid") # Result: new_settings.http_per_page = 100 (field default), not 80 (current)This means invalid override values revert to field defaults rather than being ignored. While this ensures safe defaults, it might be unexpected for users who would expect invalid overrides to be ignored or raise an error.
Is this behavior intentional for backward compatibility with the old
_int_confimplementation?If you'd like to preserve current values for invalid overrides, the clamping validator would need access to the current instance value, which would require a different approach (e.g., handling this logic in
with_overridesinstead of the validator).
193-223: LGTM! Same consideration about invalid overrides applies.The float clamping logic correctly mirrors the integer clamping approach, with proper constraint reading via
getattr. The same consideration about invalid override values reverting to field defaults (flagged in the integer validator comment) applies here as well.
225-262: LGTM!The method correctly uses
model_validate()to ensure validators run on override values, which addresses the concern from previous reviews. This ensures that clamping and type coercion are properly applied to any overridden values.
265-272: LGTM!The use of
@lru_cacheprovides an elegant, thread-safe singleton implementation. Settings will be loaded from the environment only once and cached for subsequent calls.
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46-50: Make GITHUB_TOKEN explicitly required (no default).Cleaner than having a default empty string plus validator; it also surfaces a clear “field required” error from Pydantic.
- github_token: str = Field( - default="", - description="GitHub Personal Access Token for API authentication (required)", - ) + github_token: str = Field( + ..., + description="GitHub Personal Access Token for API authentication (required)", + )
127-154: Don’t silently drop invalid URLs; raise a clear error (or at least warn).Returning None for non-empty, invalid inputs hides misconfig and causes surprise at call sites. Prefer raising ValueError on invalid-but-provided URLs; keep None only when omitted.
def validate_url_format(cls, v: Any) -> str | None: - """Validate URL structure if provided (HTTPS only). + """Validate URL structure if provided (HTTPS only). Args: v: The URL value to validate Returns: - The validated HTTPS URL or None if invalid/empty + The validated HTTPS URL, or None if omitted/empty. + Raises ValueError if a non-empty value is invalid. """ if v is None or v == "": return None - if not isinstance(v, str): - return None + if not isinstance(v, str): + raise ValueError("URL must be a string") # Parse and validate URL structure try: parsed = urlparse(v) # Only accept HTTPS URLs with valid hostname - if parsed.scheme != "https" or not parsed.netloc: - return None + if parsed.scheme != "https" or not parsed.netloc: + raise ValueError(f"URL must use HTTPS and include a host: {v!r}") # Reject URLs with spaces or whitespace-only hostnames - if " " in v or not parsed.netloc.strip(): - return None + if " " in v or not parsed.netloc.strip(): + raise ValueError(f"URL contains whitespace or empty host: {v!r}") except Exception: # noqa: BLE001 - return None + raise ValueError(f"Invalid URL: {v!r}") # surface parse errors return vIf you prefer softer UX, log a warning instead of raising (but still avoid silent ignore). As per coding guidelines.
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91-102: Enforce connect_timeout ≤ total timeout (clamp, don’t error).Maintains backward compatibility while preventing misconfiguration.
-from pydantic import Field, ValidationInfo, field_validator +from pydantic import Field, ValidationInfo, field_validator, model_validator @@ http_connect_timeout: float = Field( default=10.0, ge=1.0, le=60.0, description="HTTP connection timeout in seconds", ) @@ + @model_validator(mode="after") + def _ensure_timeout_consistency(self) -> "ServerSettings": + # Clamp connect timeout to not exceed total timeout + if self.http_connect_timeout > self.http_timeout: + self.http_connect_timeout = self.http_timeout + return self
155-201: DRY the clamping logic with a small generic helper.Both validators share the same pattern; a single helper reduces duplication and keeps constraints consistent.
+from typing import Callable, TypeVar, cast +TNum = TypeVar("TNum", int, float) + + @classmethod + def _clamp_numeric( + cls, v: Any, info: ValidationInfo, caster: Callable[[Any], TNum] + ) -> TNum: + assert info.field_name is not None + field_info = cls.model_fields[info.field_name] + ge = getattr(field_info, "ge", None) + le = getattr(field_info, "le", None) + if v is None: + return cast(TNum, field_info.default) + try: + num = caster(v) + except (TypeError, ValueError): + return cast(TNum, field_info.default) + if ge is not None: + num = max(ge, num) # type: ignore[arg-type] + if le is not None: + num = min(le, num) # type: ignore[arg-type] + return num @@ - def clamp_int_values(cls, v: Any, info: ValidationInfo) -> int: + def clamp_int_values(cls, v: Any, info: ValidationInfo) -> int: - ... - return int_val + return cls._clamp_numeric(v, info, int) @@ - def clamp_float_values(cls, v: Any, info: ValidationInfo) -> float: - ... - return float_val + def clamp_float_values(cls, v: Any, info: ValidationInfo) -> float: + return cls._clamp_numeric(v, info, float)Also applies to: 203-243
39-44: Optional: Make settings immutable.Consider model_config.frozen=True to prevent accidental runtime mutation; you already provide with_overrides() for changes.
model_config = SettingsConfigDict( env_file=".env", env_file_encoding="utf-8", extra="ignore", validate_default=True, + frozen=True, )
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245-283: with_overrides path is correct and validated.Uses model_validate to re-run validators and clamping. Back-compat retained.
285-292: Remove the suggested cache reset helper;get_settings()is unused in tests.The review comment assumes tests call
get_settings()and therefore suffer from stale cached settings when environment variables are mutated. However, verification shows:
get_settings()is never called anywhere in the codebase (no calls found insrc/ortests/)- Tests do not import or use
get_settings()at all- Tests that modify
HTTP_TIMEOUTandHTTP_CONNECT_TIMEOUTvia monkeypatch work through a different mechanismSince tests don't use
get_settings(), adding areset_settings_cache()helper addresses a non-existent problem. The cache reset suggestion is not applicable here.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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207-253: Correct clamping implementation preserving backward compatibility.The validator properly accesses constraints via
getattr(field_info, "ge", None)and implements the documented clamping behavior (clamp out-of-range values instead of raising errors). The silent fallback to defaults on conversion errors maintains backward compatibility with the previous_int_confimplementation.Optional: Consider adding logging (to stderr) when clamping occurs or conversion fails, to help users identify configuration issues during development. However, silent clamping is acceptable for this foundation PR and maintains the previous behavior.
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1-14: Clean module structure with appropriate dependencies.The imports and module docstring establish a solid foundation for Pydantic-based configuration management. All dependencies are necessary and properly organized for validation, type safety, and singleton pattern implementation.
17-103: Well-structured configuration class with comprehensive field definitions.The ServerSettings class design follows Pydantic best practices:
validate_default=Truecatches configuration errors early- Field constraints (ge/le) precisely match the documented ranges in the class docstring
- Modern type hints (str | None) and thorough field descriptions provide excellent developer experience
extra="ignore"safely handles extraneous environment variables
105-126: Robust token validation with clear error messaging.The validator properly enforces the required GitHub token, strips whitespace, and provides actionable error messages that guide users to set the GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable correctly.
128-205: Comprehensive URL validation with excellent security posture.This validator provides thorough validation with security-first design:
- HTTPS-only enforcement prevents insecure configurations
- Specific error messages for each failure mode (type errors, spaces, invalid schemes, missing hostnames) improve user experience
- Edge case coverage (whitespace-only hostnames, missing schemes) prevents subtle configuration bugs
The detailed error messages that explain both the problem and the solution are particularly well done.
255-303: Float clamping with proper non-finite value handling.The validator correctly rejects NaN and infinite values using
math.isfinite, preventing invalid timeout configurations from propagating through the system. The explicit documentation of this behavior in the docstring is excellent for maintainability.
305-342: Correct implementation of override mechanism with validation.The method properly uses
model_dump()+model_validate()to ensure validators and clamping logic run on override values. This is critical for maintaining the clamping behavior guarantees. The backward-compatible parameter names provide a smooth migration path from the old_int_confimplementation.
345-352: Clean, thread-safe singleton implementation.Using
@lru_cacheprovides thread-safe memoization, ensuring settings are loaded from the environment only once. This is an elegant solution that prevents redundant environment parsing while maintaining thread safety.
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212-259: Replaceassertwith explicit check in validators.Avoid relying on
assert(can be stripped with -O). Fail clearly iffield_nameis missing.- assert info.field_name is not None - field_info = cls.model_fields[info.field_name] + field_name = info.field_name + if field_name is None: + raise RuntimeError("Missing field_name in ValidationInfo") + field_info = cls.model_fields[field_name]Apply the same change in both validators.
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310-325: Optional: log when connect-timeout is clamped for visibility.Helps users diagnose unexpected behavior when overrides/envs are out of sync.
+import logging @@ if self.http_connect_timeout > self.http_timeout: - # Clamp connect timeout to not exceed total timeout - # Use object.__setattr__ since model is frozen - object.__setattr__(self, "http_connect_timeout", self.http_timeout) + old = self.http_connect_timeout + object.__setattr__(self, "http_connect_timeout", self.http_timeout) + logging.getLogger(__name__).warning( + "http_connect_timeout (%s) exceeded http_timeout (%s); clamped to %s", + old, + self.http_timeout, + self.http_timeout, + )As per coding guidelines (observability).
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133-210: URL validator is solid and user-friendly.Clear messages, HTTPS-only, and robust parsing. Good upgrade from silent ignores.
327-365: Overrides now re-validate (fixes prior bypass). LGTM.Using
model_validateensures clamping and coercion run. Good.
367-374: Thread-safe singleton via@lru_cache.Cleaner and correct compared to manual globals.
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48-52: No changes needed; env var mapping works correctly in pydantic-settings v2.Environment variable lookup is case-insensitive by default, so an env var GITHUB_TOKEN will be found without setting a validation_alias. The code as written will correctly read
GITHUB_TOKENfrom the environment without explicit alias configuration.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
Migrate from custom helper functions (_int_conf, _float_conf) to Pydantic BaseSettings for type-safe, validated configuration management. New ServerSettings class provides: - Automatic environment variable loading from .env - Field validation with clear error messages - Type safety with Pydantic Field constraints - Immutable settings after construction (frozen=True) - with_overrides() method for backward compatibility Configuration fields: - github_token: Required GitHub PAT (validates non-empty) - gh_host: GitHub hostname (default: "github.com") - github_api_url: REST API URL override (HTTPS-only validation) - github_graphql_url: GraphQL API URL override (HTTPS-only validation) - http_per_page: Items per page (default: 100, range: 1-100) - pr_fetch_max_pages: Max pages (default: 50, range: 1-200) - pr_fetch_max_comments: Max comments (default: 2000, range: 100-100000) - http_max_retries: Max retries (default: 3, range: 0-10) - http_timeout: Total timeout (default: 30.0, range: 1.0-300.0) - http_connect_timeout: Connect timeout (default: 10.0, range: 1.0-60.0) Key features: - Automatic clamping of out-of-range values (backward compatible) - HTTPS-only URL validation with clear error messages - NaN/infinite value rejection for float fields - Timeout consistency validation (connect ≤ total) - Observability logging when values are clamped - Thread-safe singleton pattern with @lru_cache Validation improvements: - Explicit RuntimeError instead of assert statements - ValidationInfo type hints for better IDE support - Clear error messages for all validation failures - No silent failures (all invalid configs raise errors) Documentation: - Updated README.md to emphasize GITHUB_TOKEN requirement - Updated .env.example with required field annotations - Added comprehensive migration plan document - Fixed pytest command in TEST_COVERAGE_SUMMARY.md Dependencies: - Added pydantic-settings>=2.0.0 to pyproject.toml All 310 tests pass. Full quality check pipeline verified. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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18-18: Consider adding an upper bound to the pydantic-settings version constraint.The current constraint
pydantic-settings>=2.0.0allows any future major version, which could introduce breaking changes. Sincepydanticis constrained to<3.0, consider aligning the constraint topydantic-settings>=2.0.0,<3.0for consistency and to prevent future breaking changes.- "pydantic-settings>=2.0.0", + "pydantic-settings>=2.0.0,<3.0",PYDANTIC_SETTINGS_MIGRATION_PLAN.md (1)
67-67: Fix list item capitalization for consistency.The list item starts with a capital letter while other items in the same section use lowercase (e.g., line 65 "Remove old
_int_conf" vs line 66 "Remove old constants"). Change "Run" to lowercase to match the list style.As per coding guidelines
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1-18: LGTM! Clean module structure and imports.The module docstring clearly describes the purpose, imports are properly organized (standard library followed by third-party), and the logger is appropriately initialized.
20-49: Excellent configuration design.The class docstring is comprehensive and well-formatted, and the
model_configchoices are appropriate for an immutable settings class. Usingfrozen=Trueprevents accidental modifications,validate_default=Trueensures type safety for defaults, andextra="ignore"provides flexibility for additional environment variables.
52-107: Well-structured field definitions with appropriate constraints.All fields have proper type hints, clear descriptions, and sensible validation constraints. The
github_tokenis correctly defined as required (usingField(...)), and the numeric ranges are appropriate for their use cases.
109-134: Token validation is robust and user-friendly.The validator properly sanitizes the token by stripping whitespace and provides a clear, actionable error message when a whitespace-only token is provided.
136-213: Comprehensive URL validation with strong security posture.The validator thoroughly checks URL structure, enforces HTTPS for security, and provides clear, actionable error messages for each failure case. The validation properly handles optional fields by allowing
Noneor empty string while rejecting malformed URLs with helpful guidance.
215-267: Integer clamping validator correctly implements backward-compatible behavior.The validator properly accesses constraints via
getattr(field_info, "ge/le", None), handles invalid inputs gracefully by returning defaults, and clamps values to the defined ranges. This preserves the clamping behavior from the legacy_int_confimplementation.
269-323: Float clamping validator handles all edge cases correctly.The validator properly handles numeric constraints, invalid conversions, and non-finite values (NaN/±Inf) by returning field defaults. The
math.isfinitecheck ensures that invalid float values don't bypass clamping logic, maintaining safe timeout values.
325-349: Post-validation ensures timeout consistency with good observability.The model validator prevents misconfiguration by automatically clamping
http_connect_timeouttohttp_timeoutwhen needed. Usingobject.__setattr__is the correct approach for modifying frozen models, and the warning log provides important observability for debugging configuration issues.
351-388: Override mechanism correctly validates override values.The
with_overridesmethod properly usesmodel_validateto create a new instance, ensuring that validators and clamping logic run on the override values. This maintains the validation guarantees while providing the backward-compatible override mechanism.
391-398: Thread-safe singleton implementation using lru_cache.The use of
@lru_cacheprovides a clean, thread-safe singleton pattern that ensures settings are loaded only once per process. This is efficient and easy to test (cache can be cleared withget_settings.cache_clear()).PYDANTIC_SETTINGS_MIGRATION_PLAN.md (1)
1-215: Comprehensive and well-structured migration plan.The document provides excellent guidance for the migration process with clear sections covering status, implementation strategy, design decisions, testing approach, and risk mitigation. The inclusion of code examples, time estimates, and a detailed checklist makes this a valuable reference for completing the migration.
- Use SecretStr for github_token to prevent accidental exposure - Fix constraint extraction to work properly with Pydantic v2 metadata - Add helper functions _get_ge_constraint() and _get_le_constraint() - Improve type safety with explicit int/float casting - Enhance token validator to handle SecretStr and str types - Add comprehensive test coverage for settings validation All 317 tests pass. This resolves issues with the previous constraint extraction approach that used getattr() which doesn't work reliably with Pydantic v2's annotation-based constraints. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add extensive tests for ServerSettings to bring coverage from 68% to 93%: - Token validation: None, non-string types, whitespace-only, SecretStr handling - URL validation: HTTP rejection, spaces, invalid schemes, missing hostname - Numeric clamping: Invalid type conversions, None handling, defaults - get_settings() singleton caching - Frozen model immutability - Edge cases for constraint helpers Total project coverage improved from 92% to 96%, passing 90% threshold. All 339 tests pass. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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17-38: Add direct clamping tests forhttp_max_retries.While
http_max_retriesis tested indirectly viawith_overrides(line 147), it lacks dedicated clamping tests like the other integer fields. Consider adding boundary tests to verify it clamps to 0–10.Example test to add:
def test_http_max_retries_clamps_to_bounds(self) -> None: settings = make_settings(http_max_retries=-1) assert settings.http_max_retries == 0 settings = make_settings(http_max_retries=99) assert settings.http_max_retries == 10
120-123: Rename test to match what it actually validates.The test name suggests it validates "whitespace path" but it actually tests a whitespace-only hostname. The comment correctly notes the behavior, but the test name should be updated for clarity.
Suggested rename:
- def test_url_with_only_whitespace_path_is_rejected(self) -> None: - # Whitespace-only hostname caught by spaces check first + def test_url_with_only_whitespace_hostname_is_rejected(self) -> None: + # Whitespace-only hostname is caught by spaces check with pytest.raises(ValidationError, match="URL contains spaces"): make_settings(github_api_url="https:// ")
184-191: Misleading class name; consider removing or expanding.The class name
TestConstraintHelperssuggests it tests internal constraint helper functions (_get_ge_constraint,_get_le_constraint), but it only tests thegh_hoststring field, which has no numeric constraints. The constraint helpers are already indirectly tested throughout the numeric clamping tests.Consider either:
- Removing this class entirely (constraint helpers are adequately tested elsewhere), or
- Renaming to
TestStringFieldsand expanding to test other non-numeric field behaviors if needed
194-202: Remove redundant test.This test doesn't add meaningful coverage beyond
test_url_without_scheme_is_rejected(line 112). The input"not-a-url"is caught by the "URL is missing scheme" validation, not by a parsing exception. The comment even acknowledges "Most invalid URLs are caught by earlier checks."Consider removing this test class entirely, as the URL validator error paths are already thoroughly tested in
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1-14: LGTM! Clean imports and helper.The test helper pattern reduces boilerplate effectively, and the hardcoded token suppression is appropriate for test code.
41-43: LGTM! Correctly tests timeout consistency validator.This validates the model-level constraint that connect timeout cannot exceed total timeout.
46-77: LGTM! Comprehensive token validation coverage.The tests thoroughly exercise the GitHub token validator, including sanitization, secret handling, and all error paths.
126-144: LGTM! Solid edge case coverage.These tests appropriately verify fallback-to-default behavior for invalid inputs.
147-158: LGTM! Validates override clamping behavior.Correctly verifies that
with_overridesre-applies validators to ensure clamped values.
161-173: LGTM! Properly tests singleton caching.Correctly uses
cache_clear()for test isolation and identity check for singleton verification.
176-181: LGTM! Verifies immutability.Correctly validates the frozen model configuration.
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211-308: LGTM: Comprehensive URL validation with strong security posture.The validator thoroughly checks URL structure, enforces HTTPS, and provides excellent user-facing error messages. The space-check-before-strip pattern (line 244) is particularly well-thought-out.
One minor readability suggestion: Line 263's operator precedence is correct but could be more explicit:
if ( "empty host" in error_str - or "missing" in error_str - and "host" in error_str + or ("missing" in error_str and "host" in error_str) ):This makes the grouping clearer without changing behavior.
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1-24: LGTM: Clean module structure with appropriate imports.The module docstring clearly conveys the purpose, imports are properly organized, and the TypeVar setup enables type-safe generic clamping. Good foundation for the configuration system.
26-73: LGTM: Well-designed generic clamping helper.The consolidated clamping logic eliminates duplication between int and float validators. The use of
cast_fnto ensure type consistency between constraints and values is clever, and thevalidity_checkparameter elegantly handles float-specific validation (NaN/Inf rejection).
76-163: LGTM: Comprehensive configuration model with proper constraints.The field definitions are well-structured with appropriate types and constraints:
frozen=Trueprevents accidental mutationvalidate_default=Trueensures defaults pass validatorsgithub_tokenasSecretStrwithField(...)enforces required token- Numeric fields have sensible defaults and ranges
- Documentation is thorough and properly formatted
165-209: LGTM: Robust token validation with excellent error messages.The validator properly handles all edge cases (None, wrong type, whitespace) and provides clear, actionable error messages. The support for both
SecretStrandstrinputs ensures compatibility with environment variables and model operations.
310-375: LGTM: Clean validator implementations with proper edge case handling.Both validators correctly delegate to the generic helper while maintaining type safety. The
math.isfinitecheck for float values (line 375) properly prevents NaN and infinity from propagating through the system. The clamping approach maintains backward compatibility as documented.
377-440: LGTM: Excellent cross-field validation and override mechanism.The timeout consistency validator correctly uses
object.__setattr__for frozen model modification and logs configuration adjustments for observability. Thewith_overridesmethod properly re-validates throughmodel_validate(line 440), ensuring clamping and type coercion apply to overrides. The use ofself.__class__provides flexibility.
443-486: LGTM: Thread-safe singleton and correct constraint extraction.The
@lru_cachedecorator provides an elegant, thread-safe singleton pattern. The constraint extraction helpers correctly retrieveGeandLemetadata usingisinstancechecks—this is the proper approach for Pydantic v2'sannotated-typesmetadata system.
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) * feat: add Pydantic BaseSettings for unified configuration management Migrate from custom helper functions (_int_conf, _float_conf) to Pydantic BaseSettings for type-safe, validated configuration management. New ServerSettings class provides: - Automatic environment variable loading from .env - Field validation with clear error messages - Type safety with Pydantic Field constraints - Immutable settings after construction (frozen=True) - with_overrides() method for backward compatibility Configuration fields: - github_token: Required GitHub PAT (validates non-empty) - gh_host: GitHub hostname (default: "github.com") - github_api_url: REST API URL override (HTTPS-only validation) - github_graphql_url: GraphQL API URL override (HTTPS-only validation) - http_per_page: Items per page (default: 100, range: 1-100) - pr_fetch_max_pages: Max pages (default: 50, range: 1-200) - pr_fetch_max_comments: Max comments (default: 2000, range: 100-100000) - http_max_retries: Max retries (default: 3, range: 0-10) - http_timeout: Total timeout (default: 30.0, range: 1.0-300.0) - http_connect_timeout: Connect timeout (default: 10.0, range: 1.0-60.0) Key features: - Automatic clamping of out-of-range values (backward compatible) - HTTPS-only URL validation with clear error messages - NaN/infinite value rejection for float fields - Timeout consistency validation (connect ≤ total) - Observability logging when values are clamped - Thread-safe singleton pattern with @lru_cache Validation improvements: - Explicit RuntimeError instead of assert statements - ValidationInfo type hints for better IDE support - Clear error messages for all validation failures - No silent failures (all invalid configs raise errors) Documentation: - Updated README.md to emphasize GITHUB_TOKEN requirement - Updated .env.example with required field annotations - Added comprehensive migration plan document - Fixed pytest command in TEST_COVERAGE_SUMMARY.md Dependencies: - Added pydantic-settings>=2.0.0 to pyproject.toml All 310 tests pass. Full quality check pipeline verified. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Implements the foundation for migrating from custom helper functions (
_int_conf,_float_conf) to Pydantic BaseSettings for unified configuration management.Related: #45
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src/mcp_github_pr_review/config.pywith all config fieldsConfiguration Fields Implemented
github_token: GitHub PATgh_host: GitHub hostname (default: "github.com")github_api_url: REST API URL override (optional)github_graphql_url: GraphQL API URL override (optional)http_per_page: Per page (default: 100, range: 1-100)pr_fetch_max_pages: Max pages (default: 50, range: 1-200)pr_fetch_max_comments: Max comments (default: 2000, range: 100-100000)http_max_retries: Max retries (default: 3, range: 0-10)http_timeout: Total timeout (default: 30.0, range: 1.0-300.0)http_connect_timeout: Connect timeout (default: 10.0, range: 1.0-60.0)Key Features
1. Backward Compatible Clamping
Custom validators clamp out-of-range values instead of raising errors, maintaining exact behavior of old helper functions.
2. Override Mechanism
3. Type Safety & IDE Support
Status
This PR contains the foundation work only. The complete migration requires:
Remaining Work (see PYDANTIC_SETTINGS_MIGRATION_PLAN.md)
Estimated: 9-12 hours of additional work
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