fix(cli): parse CSV Count and EstimatedSavings strictly - #2114
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fmt.Sscanf stopped at the first unconsumable character and reported success, so a Count of "3.7" loaded as 3, "12 units" as 12, "-5" as -5, and an EstimatedSavings of "1000 USD" as 1000. These values feed savingsPerInstance, ApplyInstanceLimit and the purchase loop. Parse the trimmed cell with strconv.Atoi / strconv.ParseFloat, reject a negative, blank or missing Count and non-finite savings, and name the CSV line and column in the error. A blank EstimatedSavings still loads as zero, which requireRankingSignal depends on. Closes #1944
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A header-only CSV can omit the required Count column without an error. This narrow validation gap should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Coordination: this session has a small tests-only follow-up covering malformed CSV values through runToolFromCSV. Independent review, original-parser negative proof, and a full local race suite passed. Current merge-from-main head 14f8222 will be preserved. The follow-up will use a normal fast-forward push after integrating that head and completing final review; no force-overwrite of other work. |
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- Around line 173-175: Update loadRecommendationsFromCSV to validate that the
CSV header contains the required Count column before reading records, so
header-only files return the missing-column error without relying on
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Validate the required Count column before reading records.
If a CSV contains only the header Service,Region,ResourceType, parseCSVRecords reaches EOF without calling parseCSVCount. The loader then accepts a file that lacks the required Count column. Check the header in loadRecommendationsFromCSV so a header-only file also reports the missing column. (pkg.go.dev)
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Review comment at @cmd/multi_service_csv.go around lines 173 - 175:
Update loadRecommendationsFromCSV to validate that the CSV header contains the
required Count column before reading records, so header-only files return the
missing-column error without relying on parseCSVCount being called.
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Independent adversarial review (Opus 5.5) at 2031d2e: MERGE. The CSV loader now parses Count and EstimatedSavings strictly with strconv on the trimmed cell (fractions, garbage, overflow, negative, blank and a missing Count column are rejected with line/column errors; NaN/Inf savings rejected). A blank savings cell still loads as 0, which only makes the --max-instances ranking refusal stricter. A missing Count now errors, closing a silent cap bypass (rows used to load as 0). Pre-fix: the new strict tests fail on main. go test -race -short ./cmd/..., golangci-lint v2.10.1 clean; CI green. Follow-up filed (reject Count=0, negative savings). (branch updated with main; reviewed changes unchanged) |
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Summary
CSV-driven purchase counts and savings were parsed with
fmt.Sscanf, which stops at the first character it cannot consume and still reports success. Both fields are now parsed strictly.Root cause
parseCSVInt/parseCSVFloatincmd/multi_service_csv.gousedfmt.Sscanf("%d" / "%f"). A Count of3.7loaded as 3,12 unitsas 12,-5as -5, and an EstimatedSavings of1000 USDas 1000. These values feedsavingsPerInstance,ApplyInstanceLimitand the purchase loop.Fix
parseCSVCount:strconv.Atoion the trimmed cell. It rejects fractions, trailing garbage, overflow, negative values, a blank cell and a missing Count column. Zero is still accepted, as before.parseCSVFloat:strconv.ParseFloaton the trimmed cell, and NaN/Inf are rejected. A blank or absent EstimatedSavings still loads as zero, becauserequireRankingSignalrelies on that to refuse a binding--max-instancescap.csv.Reader.FieldPos) and the column number and name, for exampleCSV line 3: column 4 "Count": invalid integer "3.7": ....Behavior change: a CSV with no Count column, or with a blank Count cell, used to load Count=0. It now errors.
Other loose parses in
cmd/: none. A grep forSscanandstrconv.(Atoi|Parse*)incmd/*.goreturns only the two functions changed here.Regression test
cmd/multi_service_csv_strict_test.gocovers Count values3.7,3abc,12 units,-1,"", whitespace only and99999999999999999999, a missing Count column, EstimatedSavings values1000 USD,12.5abc,NaN,Infand1e400, a trimmed" 3 "(must load as 3), and a blank EstimatedSavings (must stay 0).Run against the pre-fix code, every case failed except
" 3 ", which Sscanf already accepted. The overflow cases already errored before the fix; they fail pre-fix only on the line/column assertion. Existing error-message assertions inmulti_service_csv_test.gowere updated to the new wording.Verification
All with GOTOOLCHAIN=go1.26.6 GOWORK=off:
go build ./cmd: passedgo vet ./cmd: passedgo test -race -short ./cmd: okgo mod tidy -diff: emptygofmt -l: cleanNo real purchases were made, and
--yeswas never used.Closes #1944
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