import sys

import pytest

from socketsecurity import socketcli

from socketsecurity.core.classes import Diff, Package

from socketsecurity.socketcli import (

build_license_artifact_payload,

should_write_comment,

)

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Exit-code-on-api-error (flag-only, non-breaking for 2.3.x).

#

# Default behavior is unchanged from prior releases: unexpected errors exit 3,

# and --disable-blocking forces exit 0 for everything. The flag only changes

# the code when explicitly set, and --disable-blocking still takes precedence.

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

def _run_cli_expecting_exit(monkeypatch, argv, boom=None):

def fail_main_code():

raise (boom or RuntimeError("infra boom"))

monkeypatch.setattr(socketcli, "main_code", fail_main_code)

monkeypatch.setattr(sys, "argv", argv)

with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as exc_info:

socketcli.cli()

return exc_info.value.code

def test_unexpected_error_exits_3_by_default(monkeypatch):

code = _run_cli_expecting_exit(monkeypatch, ["socketcli", "--api-token", "test"])

assert code == 3

def test_exit_code_on_api_error_remaps_failure(monkeypatch):

code = _run_cli_expecting_exit(

monkeypatch,

["socketcli", "--api-token", "test", "--exit-code-on-api-error", "100"],

)

assert code == 100

def test_disable_blocking_overrides_exit_code_on_api_error(monkeypatch):

# The documented interaction: --disable-blocking forces exit 0 for ALL

# outcomes and therefore overrides --exit-code-on-api-error. A user who

# sets both gets 0, NOT 100 -- this guards against silently regressing

# that precedence (which would break the documented soft_fail guidance).

code = _run_cli_expecting_exit(

monkeypatch,

[

"socketcli", "--api-token", "test",

"--exit-code-on-api-error", "100",

"--disable-blocking",

],

)

assert code == 0

def test_keyboard_interrupt_still_exits_2(monkeypatch):

code = _run_cli_expecting_exit(

monkeypatch, ["socketcli", "--api-token", "test"], boom=KeyboardInterrupt()

)

assert code == 2

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Buildkite-aware infrastructure error formatting.

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

def test_emit_infra_error_no_buildkite_has_no_markers(monkeypatch, capsys, caplog):

monkeypatch.setattr(socketcli, "IS_BUILDKITE", False)

with caplog.at_level("ERROR", logger="socketcli"):

socketcli._emit_infrastructure_error("something failed")

out = capsys.readouterr().out

assert "^^^ +++" not in out

assert "--- :warning:" not in out

assert "soft_fail" not in "\n".join(r.getMessage() for r in caplog.records)

def test_emit_infra_error_buildkite_emits_markers(monkeypatch, capsys, caplog):

monkeypatch.setattr(socketcli, "IS_BUILDKITE", True)

with caplog.at_level("ERROR", logger="socketcli"):

socketcli._emit_infrastructure_error("something failed")

out = capsys.readouterr().out

assert "^^^ +++" in out

assert "--- :warning: Socket infrastructure error" in out

assert "soft_fail" in "\n".join(r.getMessage() for r in caplog.records)

def test_emit_infra_error_traceback_gated(monkeypatch, capsys):

monkeypatch.setattr(socketcli, "IS_BUILDKITE", False)

try:

raise ValueError("boom")

except ValueError:

socketcli._emit_infrastructure_error("wrapped", include_traceback=True)

err = capsys.readouterr().err

assert "Traceback" in err and "ValueError: boom" in err

def test_scan_mode_fallback_log_is_structured(caplog):

with caplog.at_level("INFO", logger="socketcli"):

socketcli._log_scan_mode_fallback(

"diff",

"full",

"no-supported-manifest-in-changed-files",

)

assert (

"Scan mode: requested=diff effective=full "

"reason=no-supported-manifest-in-changed-files"

) in caplog.messages

def test_build_license_artifact_payload_without_packages_returns_empty_dict():

diff = Diff()

payload = build_license_artifact_payload(diff)

assert payload == {}

def test_build_license_artifact_payload_serializes_package_fields():

diff = Diff()

diff.packages = {

"pypi/requests@2.31.0": Package(

id="pkg-1",

name="requests",

version="2.31.0",

type="pypi",

score={},

alerts=[],

direct=True,

url="https://socket.dev/pypi/package/requests/overview/2.31.0",

license="Apache-2.0",

licenseDetails=[{"id": "Apache-2.0"}],

licenseAttrib=[{"id": "Apache-2.0"}],

purl="requests@2.31.0",

)

}

payload = build_license_artifact_payload(diff)

assert payload == {

"pkg-1": {

"id": "pkg-1",

"name": "requests",

"version": "2.31.0",

"ecosystem": "pypi",

"direct": True,

"url": "https://socket.dev/pypi/package/requests/overview/2.31.0",

"license": "Apache-2.0",

"licenseDetails": [{"id": "Apache-2.0"}],

"licenseAttrib": [{"id": "Apache-2.0"}],

"purl": "requests@2.31.0",

}

}

def test_build_license_artifact_payload_fossa_format_without_packages():

class Config:

repo = "owner/repo"

branch = "main"

diff = Diff(id="scan-1", report_url="https://socket.dev/report/1")

payload = build_license_artifact_payload(diff, legal_format="fossa", config=Config())

assert payload == {

"copyrightsByLicense": {},

"deepDependencies": [],

"directDependencies": [],

"licenses": {},

"project": {"name": "owner/repo", "revision": "scan-1"},

}

def test_fossa_attribution_file_is_written_indented(tmp_path):

"""fossa-sbom.json should be written with indent=2, matching fossa-analyze.json."""

import json

from types import SimpleNamespace

from socketsecurity import socketcli

target = tmp_path / "fossa-sbom.json"

config = SimpleNamespace(license_file_name=str(target))

payload = {

"copyrightsByLicense": {},

"deepDependencies": [],

"directDependencies": [],

"licenses": {},

"project": {"name": "x", "revision": "y"},

}

socketcli._write_attribution_file(config, payload)

content = target.read_text()

assert "\n " in content, f"Expected indented JSON, got: {content!r}"

assert json.loads(content) == payload

def test_build_license_artifact_payload_fossa_format_serializes_dependencies():

class Config:

repo = "owner/repo"

branch = "main"

diff = Diff(id="scan-1", report_url="https://socket.dev/report/1")

diff.packages = {

"pkg:pypi/requests@2.31.0": Package(

id="pkg-1",

name="requests",

version="2.31.0",

type="pypi",

score={},

alerts=[],

direct=True,

url="https://socket.dev/pypi/package/requests/overview/2.31.0",

license="Apache-2.0",

licenseDetails=[{"id": "Apache-2.0"}],

licenseAttrib=[{"id": "Apache-2.0"}],

purl="pkg:pypi/requests@2.31.0",

)

}

payload = build_license_artifact_payload(diff, legal_format="fossa", config=Config())

assert payload["project"] == {"name": "owner/repo", "revision": "scan-1"}

assert payload["directDependencies"] == [{

"authors": [],

"dependencyPaths": ["requests"],

"description": "",

"downloadUrl": "",

"hash": None,

"isGolang": None,

"licenses": [{"attribution": "", "name": "Apache-2.0"}],

"notes": [],

"otherLicenses": [],

"package": "requests",

"projectUrl": "",

"source": "pip",

"title": "requests",

"version": "2.31.0",

}]

assert payload["deepDependencies"] == []

assert payload["copyrightsByLicense"] == {}

assert payload["licenses"] == {}

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Comment write decision.

#

# --disable-security-issue used to be checked only after the "is there already

# a comment" test, so it suppressed the first post on a pull request and then

# updated that comment with the full alerts table on every later run.

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

class TestShouldWriteComment:

def test_disabled_never_writes_even_when_a_comment_exists(self):

assert should_write_comment(

disabled=True, has_findings=True, update_existing=True

) is False

def test_disabled_never_writes_with_no_existing_comment(self):

assert should_write_comment(

disabled=True, has_findings=True, update_existing=False

) is False

def test_disabled_wins_over_findings(self):

"""The flag is not conditional on there being nothing to report."""

assert should_write_comment(

disabled=True, has_findings=False, update_existing=True

) is False

def test_findings_are_written(self):

assert should_write_comment(

disabled=False, has_findings=True, update_existing=False

) is True

def test_no_findings_refreshes_an_existing_comment(self):

"""So a resolved alerts table gets cleared rather than left stale."""

assert should_write_comment(

disabled=False, has_findings=False, update_existing=True

) is True

def test_no_findings_does_not_open_a_new_comment(self):

assert should_write_comment(

disabled=False, has_findings=False, update_existing=False

) is False