ci(FFESUPPORT-934): test the widened dependency ranges via a matrix - #67
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Keep composer.lock and prove symfony/cache ^6.4|^7.0|^8.0 works. PR #64 widens that constraint for Symfony 8 support. It also deletes composer.lock. This branch keeps both the widening and the lockfile. #64 https://datadoghq.atlassian.net/browse/FFESUPPORT-934 Deleting the lock was a prerequisite for `composer update` in CI, not for the widening. `composer install` becomes one leg of a matrix instead of the only install mode. The update legs rewrite composer.lock inside the runner, and nothing is committed back. Why the lockfile stays: - GitHub builds the PHP dependency graph from composer.lock. That graph feeds our Dependabot alerts. FFESUPPORT-534, -734 and -887 all came from it. - `composer validate --strict` checks lock sync only when a lock exists. - config.platform.php guards the committed lock. It has no other purpose. Matrix legs and what each resolves: - 8.1, 8.3 locked -> symfony/cache 6.4.40 - 8.1 lowest -> psr/log 2.0.0, psr/cache 2.0.0, google/cloud-storage 1.30.0 - 8.3 highest -> symfony/cache 7.4.16 - 8.4 highest -> symfony/cache 8.1.4 The highest legs unset config.platform.php. The 8.1.0 pin caps the solver at symfony/cache 6.4, so both legs in PR #64 resolved 6.4.x. The ^7.0 and ^8.0 branches went untested. Also: - Add .github/dependabot.yml with grouped updates. Grouping cuts the lockfile churn that makes a lock expensive to keep. - Gate `composer audit` on --no-dev. All 6 current advisories are dev-only. - ramsey/composer-install keys its cache per leg. hashFiles('**/composer.lock') collapsed to a constant once the lock was gone. - Restore 301 in the redirect test. 308 takes a different path in the decorator. composer.lock changes by the Teapot removal only: -105 lines, no version churn. Verified: 98 tests, 664 assertions pass. CI run 31860944824 passed all five legs and produced the resolutions above. codex reports no blocking issues. Out of scope: the 6 dev-only advisories, and test-package.yml running on every branch creation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR updates the SDK’s dependency management and CI so the widened symfony/cache constraint (^6.4|^7.0|^8.0) is actually exercised in automated testing while retaining a committed composer.lock for deterministic installs and Dependabot visibility.
Changes:
- Expand CI to a PHP/dependency-resolution matrix (locked/lowest/highest) and add a weekly scheduled run to catch upstream breakages.
- Remove
shrikeh/teapotusage by replacing Teapot HTTP status constants with numeric status codes in runtime logic and tests. - Restore/retain
composer.lockand add grouped Dependabot updates to reduce lockfile churn.
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| tests/API/APIRequestWrapperTest.php | Removes Teapot status constants and updates redirect/status-code assertions. |
| src/API/APIRequestWrapper.php | Removes Teapot import and uses numeric HTTP status ranges/codes for recoverability logic. |
| Makefile | Updates PHPUnit invocation to use ./vendor/bin/phpunit. |
| composer.lock | Updates lockfile to reflect dependency changes (including Teapot removal). |
| composer.json | Widens symfony/cache constraint to include Symfony 8 and removes shrikeh/teapot. |
| .github/workflows/run-tests.yml | Adds a dependency-resolution matrix + weekly schedule; uses ramsey/composer-install per leg. |
| .github/dependabot.yml | Adds grouped Dependabot configuration for Composer and GitHub Actions. |
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The helper takes one parameter. The call passed two. PHP discards the extra argument on a userland method, so nothing failed and the test suite stayed green. The argument was still dead. It predates this branch. Found by Copilot on #67. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In @.github/workflows/run-tests.yml:
- Around line 61-64: Update the actions/checkout step to set persist-credentials
to false, preventing the workflow token from being stored in local Git
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- Around line 96-100: Update testUnrecoverableHttpError to replace the 401
assertion with a non-authentication 4xx status such as 400, ensuring the test
exercises HttpRequestException recoverability rather than
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…assert Two findings from CodeRabbit on #67. Set persist-credentials: false on actions/checkout@v5. The action stores the workflow token in local git config by default. Composer and PHPUnit run PR-controlled code, which can read it. No step needs git auth here: make test clones sdk-test-data, which is a separate public repo. Assert an unrecoverable 400 instead of 401. handleHttpError throws InvalidApiKeyException for 401 before it builds HttpRequestException, and that catch branch in assertStatusRecoverable ignores $recoverable. The 401 case therefore asserted nothing, and duplicated testUnauthorizedClient. Proof: assertStatusRecoverable(true, 401) passes, while assertStatusRecoverable(true, 400) fails on the isRecoverable assertion. Both predate this branch. PR #64 touched the lines, so review surfaced them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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src/API/APIRequestWrapper.php:142
isHttpErrorRecoverable()now relies on several HTTP status "magic numbers" (400/500/408/409). Since Teapot was removed, consider naming these values locally so the logic stays self-explanatory and less error-prone to edit later.
if ($status >= 400 && $status < 500) {
return $status === 409 || $status === 408;
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return true;
.github/workflows/run-tests.yml:66
- With the new
scheduletrigger, this workflow will run outside ofpull_requestevents. In those cases, hardcoding'Eppo-exp/php-sdk'as the checkout fallback means scheduled/push/workflow_call runs in forks or renamed repos will test the wrong repository. Prefer falling back to${{ github.repository }}so the workflow always checks out the repo it’s running in.
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repository: ${{ github.event.pull_request.head.repo.full_name || 'Eppo-exp/php-sdk' }}
ref: ${{ env.SDK_BRANCH_NAME }}
# No step needs git auth. make test clones test data from a public repo.
persist-credentials: false
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I didn't see a reason/motivation for removing teapot and the HTTP code constants. No issues with the change, but it would be helpful to have a short note about why and also to replace the magic numbers with something that's more readable (like a constant).
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recommend a cooldown block to allow some time for releases to be vetted in the ecosystem for exploits/bugs before opening a PR
cooldown:
default-days: 7 # Fallback delay for all updates if not specified below
semver-patch-days: 5 # Wait 5 days for patches (gives time to catch quick hotfix exploits)
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
Added in 66bd9cb, with your values.
GitHub Actions supports default-days only, so that ecosystem gets 7 days and no semver keys. Composer gets all four.
Cooldown covers version updates only. A security advisory still opens a pull request at once.
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What is the reason/motivation to remove teapot?
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I believe it wasn't being used but can double check!
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
Correction to my reply above: teapot was in use. It supplied HTTP status constants at three import sites on main:
src/API/APIRequestWrapper.php:10—RFC7231, used inisHttpErrorRecoverabletests/API/APIRequestWrapperTest.php:17-18—RFC7231andRFC7235, used in ten places
PR #64 inlined the literals. That is what created the magic numbers you flagged in the other thread.
The removal still holds. The package was a production dependency that named integers and did nothing else. 66bd9cb replaces those integers with private constants on APIRequestWrapper, named per RFC 7231 and RFC 7235.
The tests keep literal status codes on purpose. A test that reads the same constant as the code cannot detect a wrong constant value.
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🤖 Context from Claude working with Aaron: One update to the reply above. The tests now name their statuses from the RFC again, via teapot/status-code ^2.1 in require-dev (4b6a150).
shrikeh/teapot stays out of require, which is @pkruithof's change. teapot/status-code is its constants-only sibling: no PSR-7 decorator, and no psr/http-message ^1.0 cap, which the parent package would have imposed on the lock. Production keeps the private constants you asked for.
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magic numbers!
removing teapot with the RFC definitions is defensible, but we should at least use a project-defined constant for these for bulletproof consistency and readability.
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Agree they are magic numbers but the (fair in my opinion) complaint was we're pulling in a library just for HTTP code constants. I like the idea of naming/defining them here.
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
Done in 66bd9cb. APIRequestWrapper now declares private constants for the six status codes it uses.
The names follow RFC 7231, RFC 7232, and RFC 7235, which matches what teapot supplied. The constants are private, because no other class needs them.
The tests keep literal codes on purpose. A test that reads the same constant as the code cannot detect a wrong constant value.
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🤖 Context from Claude working with Aaron: Updating the last line of my reply above: the tests no longer keep literal codes. 4b6a150 adds teapot/status-code ^2.1 to require-dev, and APIRequestWrapperTest names all ten statuses from RFC7231, RFC7232 or RFC7235.
That answers the objection I raised. The two sides stay independent: the source declares its own private constants, the tests read the number from the RFC package, so a wrong value on either side fails a test. require is unchanged and consumers install nothing new.
…pendabot Replace the HTTP status literals in APIRequestWrapper with private constants. Add a dependabot cooldown so a release ages before we take it. The constants are private, because no other class needs them. The names follow RFC 7231 and RFC 7235, which keeps parity with the constants that shrikeh/teapot supplied. The tests keep literal status codes, so a wrong constant value cannot hide behind a test that reads the same constant. Cooldown covers version updates only, so a security advisory still opens a pull request at once. The GitHub Actions ecosystem supports default-days only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
Fair point, but out of scope here. This line is unchanged from main.
The coercion is safe today. PSR-7 streams declare __toString, and the SDK does not declare strict_types.
It is still fragile. It belongs in a separate ticket with the related item below.
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🤖 Context from Claude working with Aaron: Reversing the earlier reply: this is fixed here after all, in 4b6a150. The call site now passes (string)$response->getBody().
Aaron folded it in rather than open a ticket for a one-line change. The reasoning above still stands, so nothing was urgent — the cast just makes the conversion visible and keeps the line correct if the SDK ever declares strict_types.
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
Already fixed in 10ce3bf, before this review. The comment now reads RFC 7231, RFC 7232, and RFC 7235.
You are right about the cause. 304 is RFC 7232 §4.1, which is why the original code used a bare literal here while the other codes used a teapot constant.
…ailures Remove the InvalidApiKeyException arm in assertStatusRecoverable. The arm hid a regression of the recoverability logic. Proof: change handleHttpError to set isUnauthorized for every status at or above 400. With the arm, testRecoverableHttpError and testUnrecoverableHttpError report OK. Without the arm, both error. No caller sends 401, so the arm was unreachable and only masked the wrong exception type. Also: add a highest leg on PHP 8.1, so the minimum supported PHP resolves the current release of every dependency. Drop custom-cache-suffix, because cache_key.sh already puts the detected PHP version in the key. Add RFC 7232 to the status code comment, which defines 304. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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tests/API/APIRequestWrapperTest.php:60
expectException()stops execution at$api->getUFC(), so the$api->isUnauthorizedassertion never runs (and$resultis never used). Catch the exception explicitly so the test actually verifies the flag is set when credentials are invalid.
public function testUnauthorizedClient(): void
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$http = $this->getHttpClientMock(401, '');
$api = new APIRequestWrapper(
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| # 8.1 resolves ^6.4, 8.3 resolves ^7.0, 8.4 resolves ^8.0. | ||
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
Fixed in f821c51. The comment now separates the two kinds of leg.
The locked legs install what composer.lock pins. The lowest and highest legs resolve, and there the runner PHP picks the branch.
…ge runs Add a build-and-test job that aggregates the matrix, so branch protection has one check name that survives a matrix change. Fix the trigger that started a package test on every branch. The matrix job is now test-matrix. The aggregate job keeps the name build-and-test, which is the name that ran before the matrix existed. test-package.yml declared `on: create` with a tags filter. GitHub ignores filters on create, so the workflow ran for every new branch. A push trigger honours the filter. Also set versioning-strategy to widen. This is a library, so Dependabot must keep the versions that consumers still resolve. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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tests/API/APIRequestWrapperTest.php:59
- This test sets expectException(InvalidApiKeyException) and then later asserts $api->isUnauthorized, but that assertion is unreachable because the exception unwinds out of the test method (PHPUnit catches it to satisfy expectException). To actually assert the flag, wrap the throwing call in try/finally (or try/catch) and assert inside that block.
public function testUnauthorizedClient(): void
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$http = $this->getHttpClientMock(401, '');
$api = new APIRequestWrapper(
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src/API/APIRequestWrapper.php:82
- In getResource(), both error paths currently pass objects into parameters typed as string: (1) HttpRequestException is constructed with $e (ClientExceptionInterface) as the message, which will raise a TypeError in Exception::__construct(); (2) handleHttpError() is called with $response->getBody() (StreamInterface) for its string $error parameter, which will also raise a TypeError. Convert these to strings and pass the original exception as $previous.
} catch (ClientExceptionInterface $e) {
throw new HttpRequestException($e, 0, false);
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if ($response->getStatusCode() >= self::HTTP_BAD_REQUEST) {
$this->handleHttpError($response->getStatusCode(), $response->getBody());
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- The PR description and the inline comment above the matrix state there are five legs / one leg per symfony/cache constraint branch, but the matrix currently includes 6 entries (including PHP 8.1 + highest). If the extra leg is intentional, the comment/description should be updated; otherwise remove it to keep CI time aligned with the stated 5-leg matrix.
- { php: '8.1', deps: lowest }
- { php: '8.1', deps: highest }
- { php: '8.3', deps: highest }
- { php: '8.4', deps: highest }
…ard-coded repo The comment did not cover the locked legs, which install what composer.lock pins. The checkout fallback now reads github.repository, so a rename or a mirror cannot break a scheduled run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
Six legs, one per reachable branch of the symfony/cache range.
config.platform.php pins the solver to PHP 8.1, so before this PR every resolution returned 6.4.x. The ^7.0 and ^8.0 branches were never tested. The highest legs unset that pin, so the runner PHP picks the branch: 8.1 takes 6.4, 8.3 takes 7.4, 8.4 takes 8.1.
fail-fast: false keeps every leg reporting, so one break does not hide another.
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
This job keeps branch protection working, whatever the matrix holds.
A matrix renames a job into one check per leg. Any required check named build-and-test would stop reporting. This job restores that name and fails if any leg fails.
Verified with a deliberate failure: the leg failed, and this job failed with it.
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
A weekly run catches an upstream release that breaks a declared range.
The range is now wide, so a new Symfony release can break us without any commit here. The schedule finds it before a consumer does.
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| - name: Target the runner's PHP for highest-version resolution | ||
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
This step is what makes the highest legs meaningful.
config.platform.php guards the committed lock. If it also capped a throwaway resolution, symfony/cache ^8 would stay unreachable and the leg would pass without testing anything new.
Nothing is committed back. The runner rewrites its own copy of the lock.
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The audit runs on the locked legs, which is what consumers install.
--no-dev is deliberate. A dev-only advisory reaches nobody who installs the SDK. All six current advisories are dev-only, so this gate is green.
Known gap: the lock pins the 6.4 line, so an advisory against 7.x or 8.x is not covered. That is a follow-up decision about CI noise.
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| # This is a library. Widen the declared range, and keep the old versions | ||
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
This file exists to make keeping composer.lock cheap.
The cost of a lock is churn. Grouping turns a week of transitive bumps into one pull request. cooldown lets a release age first, and it does not delay security updates.
versioning-strategy: widen protects the union range above. This is a library, so Dependabot must keep the versions that consumers still resolve.
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
This line is the point of the PR, and it is @pkruithof's commit, unchanged.
The branch keeps his widening and his shrikeh/teapot removal. It restores composer.lock, which he later agreed to keep.
GitHub builds the dependency graph from the lock, and that graph feeds our security alerts. FFESUPPORT-534, -734 and -887 all came from it.
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
These constants replace what shrikeh/teapot supplied.
Removing the package left bare integers. A whole production dependency to name six integers is not worth it, so the names live here instead.
They are private. No other class needs them, and a public class would add API surface that this library must then keep.
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
Removing this catch arm closes a hole that let the suite pass on broken code.
The arm asserted only the exception message, never isRecoverable. Mutation proves the cost: set isUnauthorized for every status at or above 400, and with the arm the suite reports OK through a total inversion of the recoverability logic. Without it, the tests error.
No caller sends 401, so the arm was unreachable and only masked a wrong exception type.
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🤖 Claude working with Aaron:
This trigger started a package test for every new branch.
The workflow declared on: create with a tags filter. GitHub ignores filters on create, so every Dependabot branch started a run, and each one failed.
A tag push honours the filter. Note the separate problem: the packaging test also fails on pushes to main, inside the shared sdk-test-data action. That needs its own ticket.
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src/API/APIRequestWrapper.php:83
ResponseInterface::getBody()returns a stream, buthandleHttpError()is declared ashandleHttpError(int $status, string $error)and is currently called with$response->getBody(). That’s inconsistent and can lead to type issues; explicitly casting to string here makes the intent clear and keeps the signature accurate.
if ($response->getStatusCode() >= self::HTTP_BAD_REQUEST) {
$this->handleHttpError($response->getStatusCode(), $response->getBody());
}
…workflow A called workflow sees the caller's github context, so github.repository names the caller. sdk-test-data calls run-tests.yml, so the fallback resolved to sdk-test-data and checked out the wrong tree. Name the repo instead, and read the pull request head only when this repo owns the event. This also corrects the caller-pull-request path, which took the caller's head repo before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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tests/API/APIRequestWrapperTest.php:58
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testUnauthorizedClient(), theassertTrue($api->isUnauthorized)placed after thegetUFC()call never runs because the test expects anInvalidApiKeyException. As written, the test only asserts the exception type and does not verify thatAPIRequestWrappersetsisUnauthorized.
public function testUnauthorizedClient(): void
{
$http = $this->getHttpClientMock(401, '');
$api = new APIRequestWrapper(
…types handleHttpError declares a string parameter, and the caller passed a stream. Non-strict code coerced it through Stream::__toString. Cast at the call site. The client exception was passed as the message. Exception::__construct coerced it through Throwable::__toString, which discarded the chain. Pass the message and set the previous exception. PHP 8.4 deprecates an implicitly nullable parameter. Six of them exist across the exception classes, so the new 8.4 leg emits six notices. Name the types. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Name every nullable parameter type. Declare the test properties the suite assigns. Brace the interpolated array access.
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src/Exception/InvalidConfigurationException.php:17
InvalidConfigurationException::from()allows a null$previousbut immediately dereferences it ($previous->getMessage()), which will fatal if the default is ever used. Since this factory is only meaningful with a real Throwable, make$previousrequired (or add a null-guard).
public static function from(?Throwable $previous = null, int $code = 0): self
{
return new self($previous->getMessage(), $code, $previous);
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src/Exception/EppoClientException.php:22
EppoClientException::from()accepts a null$previousbut then calls$previous->getMessage()/$previous->getCode(), which will fatal if called without an argument. Since all call sites pass a real exception, make$previousrequired (and update the docblock accordingly) so the API contract matches the implementation.
public static function from(?Throwable $previous = null, ?int $code = null): self
{
return new self($previous->getMessage(), $code ?? $previous->getCode(), $previous);
}
| private Rule $ruleWithPreciseMatchesCondition; | ||
| private Rule $ruleWithNotMatchesConditionCondition; |
array_key_exists() with a null key is deprecated since PHP 8.1. A null value now takes the missing-value coefficient, which matches how a numeric attribute is scored.
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tests/API/APIRequestWrapperTest.php:59
testUnauthorizedClient()usesexpectException(), so execution stops at the thrown exception and the laterassertTrue($api->isUnauthorized)is never reached. If you want to assert that side-effect, catchInvalidApiKeyExceptionexplicitly and assert inside the catch block (and drop the unused$result).
public function testUnauthorizedClient(): void
{
$http = $this->getHttpClientMock(401, '');
$api = new APIRequestWrapper(
'',
src/Exception/InvalidConfigurationException.php:16
InvalidConfigurationException::from()now explicitly allows a null$previous, but it still unconditionally calls$previous->getMessage(), which will fatal if the factory is called without an underlying exception. Either handle the null case or require a non-nullThrowable.
public static function from(?Throwable $previous = null, int $code = 0): self
{
return new self($previous->getMessage(), $code, $previous);
src/Exception/EppoClientException.php:22
EppoClientException::from()accepts a nullable$previous, but it dereferences$previousunconditionally. This can fatal if the factory is called without an exception (which the signature permits). Handle null (or make the parameter required).
public static function from(?Throwable $previous = null, ?int $code = null): self
{
return new self($previous->getMessage(), $code ?? $previous->getCode(), $previous);
}
tests/RuleEvaluatorTest.php:48
- The property name
$ruleWithNotMatchesConditionConditioncontains a duplicated "ConditionCondition", which makes the intent harder to read alongside$ruleWithMatchesCondition/$ruleWithPreciseMatchesCondition. Consider renaming it (and its local variable) to something like$ruleWithNotMatchesCondition.
private Rule $ruleWithNotMatchesConditionCondition;
Add teapot/status-code to require-dev. The tests name each status from the RFC, and the source names its own constants, so a typo in either one fails a test. require is unchanged.
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tests/RuleEvaluatorTest.php:48
- Property name
ruleWithNotMatchesConditionConditionappears to contain a duplicated word ("ConditionCondition"), which reduces readability and is easy to mistype. Consider renaming it (and all usages) to something likeruleWithNotMatchesConditionfor consistency with the other rule properties.
private Rule $ruleWithNotMatchesConditionCondition;
src/Exception/EppoClientException.php:22
EppoClientException::from()allows$previousto be null, but it is dereferenced unconditionally ($previous->getMessage()/$previous->getCode()), which will fatal if the factory is ever called without an exception. Either require a non-null Throwable or guard the null case.
public static function from(?Throwable $previous = null, ?int $code = null): self
{
return new self($previous->getMessage(), $code ?? $previous->getCode(), $previous);
}
src/Exception/InvalidConfigurationException.php:17
InvalidConfigurationException::from()accepts a nullable$previousbut dereferences it unconditionally ($previous->getMessage()), which will fatal if called with null. Either make the parameter required/non-null or handle the null case explicitly.
public static function from(?Throwable $previous = null, int $code = 0): self
{
return new self($previous->getMessage(), $code, $previous);
}
| repository: ${{ github.event.pull_request.head.repo.full_name || 'Eppo-exp/php-sdk' }} | ||
| # A called workflow sees the caller's github context, so github.repository | ||
| # is the caller's repo. Name this repo to stay correct on both paths. | ||
| repository: ${{ github.repository == 'Eppo-exp/php-sdk' && github.event.pull_request.head.repo.full_name || 'Eppo-exp/php-sdk' }} |
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🤖 Context from Claude working with Aaron: This expression looks redundant, so here is why it is not. A workflow called with workflow_call reads the caller's github context, so github.repository inside this file is Eppo-exp/sdk-test-data when test-sdks.yml calls it. Naming this repo explicitly keeps all four paths correct: a push here, a fork PR here, a cross-repo dispatch, and a cross-repo caller PR. The last one is broken on main today, and this repo's own CI cannot see it, because the bug only appears when someone else is the caller.
| private const BANDIT_ENDPOINT = '/flag-config/v1/bandits'; | ||
| private const CONFIG_BASE = 'https://fscdn.eppo.cloud/api'; | ||
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| /** HTTP status codes, named per RFC 7231, RFC 7232, and RFC 7235. */ |
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🤖 Context from Claude working with Aaron: These replace shrikeh/teapot. #64 drops it, and it was a production dependency that named integers and did nothing else. The names stay with the code that uses them, and the RFC numbers in the comment say where each one comes from.
| } catch (ClientExceptionInterface $e) { | ||
| throw new HttpRequestException($e, 0, false); | ||
| // Keep the chain. The message alone loses the client exception. | ||
| throw new HttpRequestException($e->getMessage(), 0, false, $e); |
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🤖 Context from Claude working with Aaron: The old call passed $e where the constructor takes $message, so the exception chain was lost and the message became a ClientException cast to string. It now passes the message and sets previous, which keeps the cause for anyone catching it.
| } | ||
| if ($response->getStatusCode() >= 400) { | ||
| $this->handleHttpError($response->getStatusCode(), $response->getBody()); | ||
| if ($response->getStatusCode() >= self::HTTP_BAD_REQUEST) { |
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🤖 Context from Claude working with Aaron: handleHttpError declares string $body and the caller passed a StreamInterface. Non-strict code coerced it silently. The cast makes the conversion visible and survives a later declare(strict_types=1).
| private readonly ?LoggerInterface $eventLogger = null, | ||
| private readonly ?bool $isGracefulMode = true, | ||
| IBanditEvaluator $banditEvaluator = null, | ||
| ?IBanditEvaluator $banditEvaluator = null, |
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🤖 Context from Claude working with Aaron: PHP 8.4 deprecates the implicit nullable form Type $x = null. The new 8.4 matrix leg reported it here and in the four exception classes, so every nullable parameter now names ?Type. This widens nothing and breaks no caller.
| $score += $valueCoefficients[$attributes[$attributeKey]]; | ||
| $attributeValue = $attributes[$attributeKey] ?? null; | ||
| // A null value scores as missing, like a numeric attribute does. | ||
| if ($attributeValue !== null && array_key_exists($attributeValue, $valueCoefficients)) { |
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🤖 Context from Claude working with Aaron: array_key_exists() with a null key is deprecated since PHP 8.1, which the 8.4 leg surfaced. A null attribute value now takes the missing-value coefficient, which is already how scoreNumericAttributes treats a null. The old code matched a null value against an empty-string coefficient key; no bandit model sends that key.
| "squizlabs/php_codesniffer": "^3.10", | ||
| "ext-sockets": "*" | ||
| "ext-sockets": "*", | ||
| "teapot/status-code": "^2.1" |
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🤖 Context from Claude working with Aaron: This is the constants-only sibling of shrikeh/teapot, and it is dev-only, so require keeps exactly what #64 left and consumers install nothing new. Two reasons for this package and not shrikeh/teapot: that one also ships a PSR-7 response decorator we never used, and it caps psr/http-message at ^1.0, which would pin the lock to 1.x. teapot/status-code declares only a PHP constraint, and it covers 8.1 through 8.5, so every matrix leg resolves it.
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| use PsrMock\Psr7\Response; | |||
| use PsrMock\Psr7\Stream; | |||
| use Teapot\StatusCode\RFC\RFC7231; | |||
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🤖 Context from Claude working with Aaron: The tests read the status numbers from the RFC package and the source declares its own constants, so the two sides stay independent. A wrong number in either place fails a test. Comparing our constant to theirs directly would only restate itself.
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Jira: FFESUPPORT-934
The ask
Take @pkruithof's Symfony 8 support from #64, and keep
composer.lock.#64 widens
symfony/cacheto^6.4|^7.0|^8.0and dropsshrikeh/teapot. This branch carries both unchanged.shrikeh/teapotwas a production dependency that named integers and did nothing else, so private constants replace it. Its constants-only sibling,teapot/status-code, returns as a dev dependency, and the tests name each status from the RFC. #64 also deletescomposer.lock. This branch restores it, and tests the widened range with a CI matrix instead.No action is needed in branch protection. An aggregate
build-and-testjob now reports one check for the whole matrix, which keeps the name that ran before.Before
CI ran one
composer installfrom a pinned lock.config.platform.phpcaps the solver atsymfony/cache6.4, so both matrix legs in #64 resolved 6.4.x. The^7.0and^8.0branches went untested. Deleting the lock also ends transitive Dependabot alerting, which is where FFESUPPORT-534, -734 and -887 came from.After
Six legs cover every branch of the constraint.
lockedlowesthighesthighesthighestThe matrix job is
test-matrix. Abuild-and-testjob aggregates the legs intoone check, so a later matrix change cannot break branch protection.
Deleting the lock was a prerequisite for
composer update, not for the widening.composer installbecomes one leg instead of the only install mode. The update legs rewritecomposer.lockinside the runner, and nothing is committed back.The
highestlegs unsetconfig.platform.phpfirst. That pin guards the committed lock. It must not cap a throwaway resolution, orsymfony/cache ^8stays unreachable.How the tests and CI protect this change
composer validate --strictruns before any resolution, so it still checks lock sync.composer audit --no-devgates thelockedlegs.ramsey/composer-installkeys its cache per leg. The old keyhashFiles('**/composer.lock')collapsed to a constant once the lock was deleted.Also in here
.github/dependabot.yml, new. Grouped updates cut the lockfile churn that makes a lock expensive to keep.301.308takes a different path in the decorator.APIRequestWrappernames its HTTP status codes with private constants, which replaces whatshrikeh/teapotsupplied.teapot/status-code ^2.1is a new dev dependency, andAPIRequestWrapperTestnames every status fromRFC7231,RFC7232orRFC7235. The source owns its constants and the tests read the RFC, so a wrong number on either side fails a test.requirekeeps what Widen dependency versions #64 left, and consumers install nothing new. The package declares only a PHP constraint, unlikeshrikeh/teapot, which also capspsr/http-messageat^1.0.assertStatusRecoverableno longer catchesInvalidApiKeyException. That arm hid a regression of the recoverability logic.handleHttpErrortakes astring, and the caller passed a stream. The call site now casts. Non-strict code coerced it before.previous.EppoClient.BanditEvaluator::scoreCategoricalAttributespassed a null attribute value toarray_key_exists, which PHP 8.1 deprecates. A null value now takes the missing-value coefficient, which is how a numeric attribute already scores it. Before, a null value matched an empty-string coefficient key. No model sends that key.Eppo-exp/php-sdkon theworkflow_callpath. A called workflow reads the caller'sgithubcontext, sogithub.repositorythere isEppo-exp/sdk-test-data.mainhas this bug today, and it is invisible from this repo's own CI.test-package.ymlusedon: createwith atagsfilter. GitHub ignores filters oncreate, so a package test started for every new branch. It now triggers on a tag push.Out of scope
guzzlehttp/guzzleviagoogle/cloud-storage, andsquizlabs/php_codesniffer. Dependabot PRs already cover them.test-package.ymlfails on pushes tomain. The relay lock insdk-test-datarequires PHP 8.4 and the runner has 8.3, socomposer installrefuses it. Tracked in FFESUPPORT-969.Summary by CodeRabbit
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