feat(metrics): add --datasource-id to create/version commands - #5
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- Line 186: Replace parseInt in the datasource-id option parser with a
Commander-compatible parser that ignores the previous option value and rejects
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CHANGES REQUESTED - The new datasource selector can silently select a different datasource than the supplied ID.
Reviewed head: 48a41dce59b4502267e03d7a80fb457728e4f3fa; merge-base: b15b791c92205203a604ef0be0180c793a543ca6.
The intended change adds an optional datasource ID to metric creation and draft versioning; omission still leaves the field out of the payload. The separate server-side versioning and BigQuery STRUCT fixes are explicitly outside this PR. The CLI create, create --new-version, and version routes share the changed option and payload builder.
Blocking finding (P2, already raised by CodeRabbit; no duplicate inline comment): the existing thread identifies the new parseInt option parser. I independently reproduced Commander v12 parsing --datasource-id 16 --datasource-id 10 to 16 and --datasource-id 10x to 10. A shipped metrics version or metrics create call with either input forwards that silently substituted datasource ID into datasource_id; pinning a custom-SQL metric to the wrong datasource can change where its query runs. The fix is narrow: ensure the supplied ID is parsed as a complete valid decimal ID and repeated input cannot change its meaning via the parser previous-value argument. The risk of silently targeting the wrong datasource exceeds that small correction. This repeats the existing finding only in the verdict, not in another inline thread.
Validation: installed dependencies in the detached worktree; focused metric command/core tests 137 passed; full Vitest suite 2677 passed, 4 skipped (216 passed files, 1 skipped); typecheck, build, ESLint, and Prettier check passed; built CLI help shows the option. Exact-head GitHub CI lint/typecheck, Node 20/22 tests, and build passed. The first local Vitest attempt could not create temporary files because /tmp was out of inodes; rerunning with TMPDIR on the workspace filesystem passed. No backend-dependent live create/version call was made, so server-side datasource retention is not independently verified here.
Passes (non-blocking): run: core runtime/API/error paths (CLI option and payload changed), tests/CI/packaging (CLI contract and tests changed), cross-cutting simplicity (small executable change, audited locally), comment hygiene and diff composition | not run: deployment/operations/observability (no deployment, release, metric/log or monitoring edit), shared-component blast radius (no frontend source), behaviour-bearing data/policy (no runtime data or policy edit).
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@jervasion-absmartly Fixed in ab97b7f — replaced the raw Added two regression tests in Also rebased onto latest |
custom_sql metrics pinned to a non-default datasource (e.g. BigQuery) had no CLI way to set or carry forward datasource_id on a new version.
Commander passes the previous option value as the parser's second argument, and parseInt treats that as a radix, so a repeated --datasource-id flag or a value like "10x" could silently resolve to the wrong datasource ID. Use the existing parseDatasourceId validator (used elsewhere for the same reason) instead of raw parseInt.
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Re-reviewed exact head 66b9e2b: the previous datasource parsing blocker is fixed and regression tests pass.
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APPROVED - The datasource-ID parser is corrected, the original blocker is cleared, and exact-head checks pass.
Reviewed head: 66b9e2b6b1f3888456e9a791ba7e13ab5286d02a; merge-base: 737c810ed4f557a8f7b6f936307ab9ced884e148 (review round 2).
The CLI now lets metric create, create --new-version, and version include a non-default datasource_id when supplied, while omitting it otherwise. The former parseInt bug raised in the earlier review thread is fixed: the existing parseDatasourceId ignores Commander’s previous-value argument and rejects malformed IDs. The new command tests prove repeated 16 then 10 forwards 10, 10x is rejected without creating a metric, fresh create and version include the supplied ID, and omission leaves the field absent. The previous CHANGES_REQUESTED review PRR_kwDOTReB088AAAABPhZTQg was dismissed after verifying its acceptance criterion; no blocker or new inline finding survives.
Verification: TMPDIR=/srv/workspaces/pr-review-5-66b9e2b6/node_modules npm run test:run -- src/commands/metrics/metrics.test.ts src/core/metrics (143 passed); the full npm run test:run (2739 passed, 4 skipped, 216 passed files and 1 skipped); npm run typecheck, npm run build, npm run lint, and prettier --check src/**/*.ts passed. Built metrics version --help lists the flag; direct validator checks accept ordinary IDs and reject 10x, zero, negatives, and fractions. Exact-head CI lint/typecheck, Node 20/22 test jobs, build, and CodeRabbit finished successfully. No live backend write was made; the server-side datasource-retention and BigQuery STRUCT fixes are separate from this CLI change.
Passes (non-blocking): run: core runtime/API/error paths (registered metric CLI options and payload changed), tests/CI/packaging (CLI behavior and test file changed), cross-cutting simplicity (small change, audited locally), comment hygiene and diff composition | not run: deployment/operations/observability (no deployment, release, emitted telemetry or monitoring change), shared-component blast radius (no frontend source changed), behaviour-bearing data/policy (no consumed configuration, data or policy changed).
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abs metricscommand could setdatasource_id. A new version of acustom_sqlmetric that is pinned to a non-default datasource (e.g. BigQuery) therefore could not carry that datasource forward from the CLI. A payload without the field could also trigger a backend bug that nullsdatasource_idon the new version. That backend bug is being fixed separately in theabsrepo.Changes
src/core/metrics/payload.ts: addsdatasourceIdtoMetricFieldsand maps it todatasource_idinbuildMetricPayload, using the existing set-if-defined helper. The field is left out when not given, not sent asnull.src/commands/metrics/index.ts: adds--datasource-id <id>(parsed withparseInt, like the other ID options) to the shared metric field options and passes it through.createandversionshare the option set and the payload builder, so both commands get the flag.Not fixed here: BigQuery STRUCT columns in
abs datasources queryabs datasources queryshows BigQuery STRUCT columns as raw positional JSON ({"v":{"f":[{"v":"boleto"},{"v":"15.5"}]}}) instead of named fields. This PR does not fix that, because the root cause is on the server."STRUCT"incolumnTypes, with no field names. Each cell is a JSON string with positional, string-typed leaves.abs datasources schema <id>does show the table'sSTRUCT<...>definition. But a query result column can't be reliably mapped back to a table column (aliases, expressions, joins, nested structs), so labeling fields from it would be guessing.absrepo, the Simba BigQuery JDBC driver returns STRUCT cells as raw REST JSON text, andgetColumnTypeNamegives onlySTRUCT.BigQueryResultSetValueConverterconverts ARRAY columns but passes STRUCT through unchanged.STRUCT<payment_method STRING, amount FLOAT64>) incolumnTypes. The CLI can only label fields incolumnarToRowsafter one of these ships. This is tracked for a companion fix inabs.Test plan
src/commands/metrics/metrics.test.ts:version --datasource-id 10sends{datasource_id: 10}versionwithout the flag sends nodatasource_idkeycreate --type custom_sql --datasource-id 10includesdatasource_id: 10tsc --noEmit, eslint and prettier all cleandist:metrics version --helpshows--datasource-id <id>datasources query 10 "SELECT * FROM events_basic_struct_props LIMIT 2" --raw) confirms the STRUCT blocker above (columnTypesis just"STRUCT"and the cell is a positional JSON string)Summary by CodeRabbit