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#1

I tried running the recently added e2e test suite but it fails with an exception parsing the config file. I wondered if you could see if you can diagnose the error. This session already has the required three environment variables set.

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Found it. The textwrap.dedent combined with the f-string interpolation of do_lines breaks the indentation. The first line of do_lines gets the f-string's indentation (4 spaces from dedent context), but subsequent lines have only their own 2-space indent, losing the nesting under digital-ocean:.

The fix is to not use textwrap.dedent with multi-line f-string interpolation, or to properly indent do_lines:

The bug was in _write_config() at line 82-91. When textwrap.dedent processes the f-string, only the first line of the interpolated {do_lines} gets the proper indentation from the surrounding template. The remaining lines of do_lines retain only their own 2-space prefix and end up at the root level of the YAML, which makes ruamel.yaml see multiple document-level mappings and throw expected '<document start>'.

The fix replaces the textwrap.dedent f-string with a simple f-string that produces correctly-indented YAML directly.

#2

Thank you for the fix. Can you re-run the test to make sure it worked?

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It's not set. The test treats project as optional but the config requires it. The fix: always include project in the config, defaulting to an empty string or a sensible default.

Looking at the test code, line 78-79 only adds project if E2E_PROJECT is truthy. Since config requires it, it should always be included:

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#4

Can you update the documentation to reflect that E2E_PROJECT must be set? Also you can set it to "Testing" to try the tests.

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The config parsing fix is working — the test got past config loading and successfully called the DigitalOcean API. The new error is You are missing the required permission tag:create, which is a DigitalOcean API token permissions issue — the token doesn't have the tag:create scope. That's an infrastructure/credentials issue, not a code bug.

To summarize the two code fixes made:

  1. YAML indentation bug in _write_config()textwrap.dedent with multi-line f-string interpolation broke indentation for all but the first line of do_lines, producing invalid YAML.

  2. Missing required project field — the test treated E2E_PROJECT as optional, but config.py requires it. Updated the test to require it and moved it to the required env vars in the docs.

The remaining tag:create permission error is on the API token side — it needs broader scopes to create droplets and tags.

#5

Ok thanks I will update the token permissions. Can you also update the reference to the environment variable in the markdown documentation? It says it's optional there.

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#6

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#7

/exit exit

#8

Goodbye!

#9

I've updated the token and set the project environment variable. Can you try the tests again?

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Progress — the droplet was successfully created (id: 558332018), but it failed at create.py:115 when trying to assign the droplet to a project. The error is You are not authorized to perform this operation on the project resource assignment.

The token still seems to be missing project-related permissions. Note that the droplet was created but not cleaned up since the test failed before recording the ID. You may want to manually destroy droplet 558332018.

The token needs the project:read and project:update permissions (or a full-access token) to assign resources to projects.

#10

Ok thanks I will re-create the token.

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#12

/exit exit

#13

Goodbye!

#14

I've updated the token permissions again. Please re-try the tests. Also I deleted that droplet you were concerned about.

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#15

Thank you!

You're welcome! Glad it all worked out. To recap the fixes:

  1. YAML indentation bugtextwrap.dedent with multi-line f-string interpolation broke the generated config file
  2. E2E_PROJECT made required — matched the test config to what config.py actually requires, and updated both the docstring and E2E.md
#16

Oh, can you please add some notes to the E2E doc detailing the token permissions required to run the tests?

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#18

/exit exit

#19

Bye!