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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request adds a GitHub Action and Go and Python Testcontainers integrations for running HomeCloud in CI and tests. It includes integration tests, a test Docker image, and documentation for setup, AWS access, readiness checks, and resource cleanup. ChangesHomeCloud testing integrations
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Runner as GitHub Actions runner
participant Main as main.js
participant Setup as setup.sh
participant HomeCloud
participant AWSCLI as AWS CLI
Runner->>Main: Start the local action with inputs
Main->>Setup: Run setup.sh with mapped inputs
Setup->>HomeCloud: Start HomeCloud
HomeCloud-->>Setup: Report health and service readiness
Setup-->>Runner: Export endpoint and AWS credentials
Runner->>AWSCLI: Run AWS service checks
AWSCLI->>HomeCloud: Send AWS service requests
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new HomeCloud test integrations work in the main paths but have several gaps. On persistent runners, the GitHub Action leaves HomeCloud running after successful jobs. A malformed timeout value can print the root password in the job log. The Python module drops Docker options that callers pass in. The documented Docker command uses an image that is not yet published. Address these before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Review comments at @docs/integrations.md:
- Line 128: Update the `docker rm` cleanup command in the example to remove the
container’s anonymous data volume as well, preventing volumes from accumulating
across repeated test runs.
- Line 119: Update the Docker run example in the integrations documentation to
use the locally built homecloud:test image after the build command, or clearly
label the ghcr.io image command as a future example until the official image is
published.
Review comments at @integrations/github-action/action.yml:
- Line 45: Update the action’s post step configuration from failure-only to run
after every job, then make the post script stop the HomeCloud instance using the
PID recorded by setup.sh and remove its Docker resources; keep log output
conditional on job failure.
Review comments at @integrations/github-action/setup.sh:
- Line 95: Update the `services-wait` case statement in `setup.sh` to explicitly
accept known in-process services and report them ready; make the fallback reject
unknown service names instead of continuing as ready.
- Line 77: Add short connection and total-request timeouts to the health-check
curl call in the polling loop so each request returns in time for the loop to
enforce wait-timeout.
- Line 76: Validate timeout as a positive decimal before the deadline
calculation, then convert it explicitly in base 10 so values such as 08 are
handled safely. In the setup flow, ensure mask_password() runs before any
post-step log output that could expose the server’s first-start password.
Review comments at @integrations/testcontainers-go/go.mod:
- Line 53: Update the github.com/moby/go-archive dependency in the
testcontainers-go module from v0.2.0 to a release patched for GO-2026-6253, and
tidy the module dependencies so go.mod and go.sum reflect the upgrade.
Review comments at @integrations/testcontainers-go/homecloud_test.go:
- Around line 125-127: Update assertNoResources to check the errors returned by
ContainerList, NetworkList, and VolumeList, calling t.Errorf for each list error
before checking the returned resources.
Review comments at @integrations/testcontainers-go/homecloud.go:
- Around line 138-140: Update the `Run` flow so that, before returning an error
from `testcontainers.Run` or `readAccount`, it makes a best-effort
`readAccount(ctx)` attempt whenever `c` is non-nil and stores any recovered
account in `c.account`. Preserve the original error return and avoid attempting
the lookup on a nil container.
Review comments at @integrations/testcontainers-python/pyproject.toml:
- Line 2: Update the setuptools build requirement in the project’s build-system
configuration to require version 77 or later so the backend accepts the SPDX
license expression; leave the license metadata unchanged.
Review comments at
@integrations/testcontainers-python/src/testcontainers_homecloud/__init__.py:
- Line 82: Update the container initialization around `self.with_kwargs` to pass
`network_mode="host"` as an option to `super().__init__` instead, and remove the
later options-replacing call so caller-supplied Docker options are preserved.
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…ates inputs first, account known after a failed start, caller Docker options kept, go-archive 0.3.3
Make HomeCloud a drop-in AWS for any project's tests:
homecloud serve, waits for health, exports AWS_ENDPOINT_URL and credentials (masked) for later steps, prints server logs on failure. Tested by .github/workflows/action-test.yml, which runs only when the action changes.Tested locally: the action against the v0.3.0 and v0.2.0 releases (S3, SQS, DynamoDB, Lambda), the Go module and the Python package against a locally built image. A test-only Dockerfile in integrations/testdata stands in until the official image is published. Later: split the action into its own repo for the Marketplace and publish the Python package to PyPI.
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