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Adds Dependencys for console IO. Also fixes#268 by explicitly handling non-pipe input.
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Ran on macOS + Linux in Docker. I have a future PR that overrides the dependencies in certain cases, which also appears to work correctly.
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New Features
Added support for reading command-line input, including asynchronous prompts, line-based responses, and graceful handling of end-of-input.
Added coordinated cleanup when commands finish.
Improvements
Command messages across authentication, device management, installation, SDK, and other workflows now use consistent output handling; displayed messages and command behavior remain unchanged.
Improved handling of complete output when the system temporarily cannot accept more data.
Tests
Added coverage for command input and output, including stream behavior, cancellation, and shutdown.
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The change adds dependency-injected command input and output, routes existing messages through the output dependency, and adds a shutdown registry that command processing awaits when its scope exits.
Changes: CLI input, output, and lifecycle
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Output dependency and write support .swiftlint.yml, Package.swift, Sources/XUtils/CommandOutput.swift, Sources/XUtils/Dependencies+Utils.swift, Sources/XUtils/System+Utils.swift, Tests/XToolTests/CommandOutputTests.swift
Adds CommandOutput with stdout and stderr streams, serialized writes, flush support, and dependency access. Adds writeAllWaiting, package wiring, a lint rule for direct print calls, and tests for output formatting and complete writes.
Standard input and console prompts Sources/XCLIUtils/CommandInput.swift, Sources/XCLIUtils/Console.swift, Package.swift, Tests/XToolTests/CommandInputTests.swift
Adds injectable asynchronous input, buffered and queued reads, and standard-input handling for files, character devices, and other descriptors. Console.prompt reads through the input dependency. Tests cover EOF, cancellation, closure, and terminal flags.
Routes XKit and command messages, warnings, errors, and installer progress through the injected output dependency. Existing command flows and displayed messages are otherwise unchanged.
Adds a shutdown registry that runs queued operations once in reverse registration order and shares shutdown completion among concurrent callers. cancellableMain awaits shutdown when command processing exits.
Change: Refactor · Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant Command
participant ConsolePrompt as Console.prompt
participant CommandInput
participant StandardInput as StandardCommandInput
Command->>ConsolePrompt: Request a prompt
ConsolePrompt->>CommandInput: Read a line
CommandInput->>StandardInput: Read input bytes
StandardInput-->>CommandInput: Return bytes or EOF
CommandInput-->>ConsolePrompt: Return line or nil
ConsolePrompt-->>Command: Return response or throw Console.Error
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Possibly related PRs
xtool-org/xtool#387: Adds code that depends on the XCLIUtils target introduced here.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 93a8e
A command writing to a stalled pipe may not stop when cancelled. Repeated in-process invocations can also reuse completed cleanup state. Resolve these lifecycle failures before merging.
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Issue #268 requires xtool dev build >/dev/null to avoid the fatal NIO registration error. CommandOutput.liveValue writes directly to the selected file descriptor and does not register stdout with …
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The changes stay within the console I/O dependency scope. CommandInput, CommandOutput, Console, shutdown cleanup, dependency wiring, output call-site migrations, lint enforcement, and related te…
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Issue #268 requires xtool dev build >/dev/null to avoid the fatal NIO registration error. CommandOutput.liveValue writes directly to the selected file descriptor and does not register stdout with NIO. StandardCommandInput uses FileHandle for regular files and non-terminal character devices, including /dev/null. The tests cover /dev/null EOF, redirected files, pipes, and injected output behavior.
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The changes stay within the console I/O dependency scope. CommandInput, CommandOutput, Console, shutdown cleanup, dependency wiring, output call-site migrations, lint enforcement, and related tests support injectable console I/O and descriptor-safe behavior. No unrelated change is demonstrated.
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- Line 61: Create a fresh ShutdownRegistry in a dependency scope for each
XTool.run invocation, and execute XToolCommand.cancellableMain within that scope
so cleanup registrations do not reuse a previously shut-down registry.
Review comments at @Sources/XUtils/System+Utils.swift:
- Line 42: Update the poll loop around poll(&descriptor, 1, -1) to use a finite
wait interval and check task cancellation before each wait, so a cancelled
command can stop waiting for the pipe to become writable.
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Scope a fresh ShutdownRegistry for each invocation.
swift-dependencies caches the live registry. After the first invocation shuts it down, a later StandardCommandInput.read() can register cleanup on the same registry and immediately execute close(). Create the registry in a dependency scope around each XTool.run call.
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Create a fresh ShutdownRegistry in a dependency scope for each XTool.run
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If a nonblocking stdout pipe fills and its reader stops draining it, poll(..., -1) waits indefinitely. Sources/XToolSupport/XTool.swift handles SIGINT by cancelling the command task, but this synchronous wait does not check cancellation. The command can therefore remain stuck after Ctrl-C. Use a finite poll interval and check task cancellation before waiting again.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Make writes to blocking pipes cancellable.
If stdout is a blocking pipe and its reader stops draining it, write can block before the loop reaches Task.checkCancellation(). Cancelling the command then cannot release the writer or the output lock until the reader resumes or closes. The 100 ms poll interval only protects the nonblocking-pipe path. Use a write strategy that can check cancellation while waiting for capacity, and cover a full blocking pipe in the tests. (github.com)
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Update the output write loop around write so writes to blocking pipes wait for
capacity in a cancellation-aware way, allowing cancellation to release the
writer and output lock without waiting for the reader. Add a test that fills a
blocking pipe, stops draining it, and verifies cancellation completes.
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What does this PR do?
Adds
Dependencys for console IO. Also fixes #268 by explicitly handling non-pipe input.How was it tested?
Ran on macOS + Linux in Docker. I have a future PR that overrides the dependencies in certain cases, which also appears to work correctly.
AI tool usage
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Did not scrutinize the tests too much tbh but they look reasonable. Easy enough to update/remove them in the future if needed.
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