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The current project is a Python CLI utility that deals with creation and management of VMs at a hosting provider. It supports configuration for the creation of machines via a config file. That file specifies an ssh key to be provisioned on new machines for the primary user. We have a new requirement which is to allow provisioning of more than one ssh key. Please implement this feature such that existing config file content remains backwards compatible.

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I'll explore the codebase to understand how SSH keys are currently configured and used.

$ Bash
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{
  "file_path": "/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/config.py"
}
machine/config.py
machine/provider.py
machine/cloud_config.py
machine/main.py
machine/types.py
machine/subcommands/check.py
machine/subcommands/create.py
machine/subcommands/ssh_keys.py
machine/providers/gcp.py
machine/providers/digitalocean.py
machine/providers/vultr.py
tests/test_input_validation.py
tests/test_cli_integration.py
tests/test_e2e.py
1	import os
2	import re
3	from pathlib import Path
4	from machine.di import d
5	from machine.factory import yaml
6	from machine.log import fatal_error, debug
7	from machine.types import Config, MachineConfig
8	from machine import constants
9	from machine.providers import KNOWN_PROVIDERS
10	
11	_env_var_pattern = re.compile(r"\$\{([^}]+)\}")
12	
13	
14	def _expand_env_vars(value):
15	    if isinstance(value, str):
16	
17	        def _replace(match):
18	            expr = match.group(1)
19	            if ":-" in expr:
20	                var_name, default = expr.split(":-", 1)
21	                return os.environ.get(var_name, default)
22	            else:
23	                if expr not in os.environ:
24	                    fatal_error(f"Environment variable '{expr}' referenced in config is not set")
25	                return os.environ[expr]
26	
27	        return _env_var_pattern.sub(_replace, value)
28	    elif isinstance(value, dict):
29	        return {k: _expand_env_vars(v) for k, v in value.items()}
30	    elif isinstance(value, list):
31	        return [_expand_env_vars(item) for item in value]
32	    return value
33	
34	
35	class _loaded_config:
36	    c: any = None
37	
38	
39	def resolve_config_file_path(config_file_name: str) -> str:
40	    if not config_file_name:
41	        config_file_name = constants.default_config_file_path
42	    return str(Path(os.path.expanduser(config_file_name)))
43	
44	
45	def _load_config_data(config_file_name: str):
46	    config_path = Path(resolve_config_file_path(config_file_name))
47	    if not config_path.exists():
48	        fatal_error(f"Error: Config file: {config_path} not found")
49	    config = _expand_env_vars(yaml().load(open(config_path, "r")))
50	    if d.opt.debug:
51	        debug(f"Loaded config file: {config_path}")
52	        debug(f"Parsed config: {config}")
53	    _loaded_config.c = config
54	    return config
55	
56	
57	def _require_key(d, key, section_name):
58	    if key not in d:
59	        fatal_error(f"Required key '{key}' not found in '{section_name}' section of config file")
60	    return d[key]
61	
62	
63	def get(config_file_name: str) -> Config:
64	    config = _load_config_data(config_file_name)
65	
66	    # Auto-detect provider from config sections
67	    provider_name = config.get("provider")
68	    if not provider_name:
69	        found = [p for p in KNOWN_PROVIDERS if p in config]
70	        if len(found) == 0:
71	            fatal_error(
72	                "No provider section found in config file. Expected one of: " + ", ".join(KNOWN_PROVIDERS)
73	            )
74	        if len(found) > 1:
75	            fatal_error(
76	                "Multiple provider sections found in config file. Please add a 'provider:' key to select one."
77	            )
78	        provider_name = found[0]
79	
80	    if provider_name not in config:
81	        fatal_error(f"Provider '{provider_name}' specified but no '{provider_name}' section found in config file")
82	
83	    provider_config = config[provider_name]
84	    return Config(
85	        provider_name=provider_name,
86	        provider_config=provider_config,
87	        ssh_key=_require_key(provider_config, "ssh-key", provider_name),
88	        dns_zone=provider_config.get("dns-zone"),
89	        machine_size=_require_key(provider_config, "machine-size", provider_name),
90	        image=_require_key(provider_config, "image", provider_name),
91	        region=_require_key(provider_config, "region", provider_name),
92	        project=provider_config.get("project"),
93	    )
94	
95	
96	def get_machine(name: str) -> MachineConfig:
97	    if not _loaded_config.c:
98	        fatal_error("Attempt to fetch machine data before config loaded")
99	    config = _loaded_config.c
100	    if "machines" not in config:
101	        fatal_error("Required 'machines' section not found in config file")
102	    config_machines = config["machines"]
103	    if name not in config_machines:
104	        fatal_error(f"Machine type '{name}' not found in config file. Available types: {', '.join(config_machines.keys())}")
105	    target_config = config_machines[name]
106	    return MachineConfig(
107	        _require_key(target_config, "new-user-name", f"machines.{name}"),
108	        target_config.get("script-url"),
109	        target_config.get("script-dir"),
110	        target_config.get("script-path"),
111	        target_config.get("script-args"),
112	    )
113	
114	
115	def get_machines():
116	    if not _loaded_config.c:
117	        fatal_error("Attempt to fetch machine data before config loaded")
118	    config = _loaded_config.c
119	
120	    if "machines" not in config:
121	        fatal_error("Required 'machines' section not found in config file")
122	    ret = {}
123	    for name in config["machines"]:
124	        ret[name] = get_machine(name)
125	    return ret
126	
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{
  "file_path": "/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/types.py"
}
1	from dataclasses import dataclass
2	
3	TAG_MACHINE_CREATED = "machine:created"
4	TAG_MACHINE_TYPE_PREFIX = "machine:type:"
5	TAG_MACHINE_SESSION_PREFIX = "machine:session:"
6	
7	
8	@dataclass
9	class CliOptions:
10	    debug: bool
11	    quiet: bool
12	    verbose: bool
13	    dry_run: bool
14	
15	
16	@dataclass
17	class Config:
18	    provider_name: str
19	    provider_config: dict
20	    ssh_key: str
21	    dns_zone: str
22	    machine_size: str
23	    image: str
24	    region: str
25	    project: str
26	
27	
28	@dataclass
29	class MainCmdCtx:
30	    config: Config
31	    session_id: str
32	    provider: object  # CloudProvider instance
33	
34	
35	@dataclass
36	class MachineConfig:
37	    new_user_name: str
38	    script_url: str
39	    script_dir: str
40	    script_path: str
41	    script_args: str
42	
$ Bash
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grep -rn "ssh_key\|ssh-key\|ssh_keys\|ssh-keys" --include="*.py" .
machine/config.py:87:        ssh_key=_require_key(provider_config, "ssh-key", provider_name),
machine/subcommands/check.py:29:        provider.list_ssh_keys()
machine/subcommands/check.py:38:    if cfg.ssh_key:
machine/subcommands/check.py:39:        key = provider.get_ssh_key(cfg.ssh_key)
machine/subcommands/check.py:40:        report("SSH key", key is not None, cfg.ssh_key)
machine/providers/digitalocean.py:46:    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_name, tags, user_data) -> VM:
machine/providers/digitalocean.py:47:        ssh_key = self._get_do_ssh_key(ssh_key_name)
machine/providers/digitalocean.py:48:        if not ssh_key:
machine/providers/digitalocean.py:49:            fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in DigitalOcean")
machine/providers/digitalocean.py:57:            ssh_keys=[ssh_key],
machine/providers/digitalocean.py:87:    def get_ssh_key(self, name) -> SSHKey:
machine/providers/digitalocean.py:88:        do_key = self._get_do_ssh_key(name)
machine/providers/digitalocean.py:98:    def list_ssh_keys(self) -> list:
machine/providers/digitalocean.py:158:    def _get_do_ssh_key(self, name):
machine/providers/gcp.py:13:_SSH_KEYS_METADATA_KEY = "ssh-keys"
machine/providers/gcp.py:45:def _parse_ssh_keys(raw):
machine/providers/gcp.py:114:    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_name, tags, user_data) -> VM:
machine/providers/gcp.py:116:        if not self.get_ssh_key(ssh_key_name):
machine/providers/gcp.py:117:            fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in GCP project metadata")
machine/providers/gcp.py:189:    def _get_project_ssh_keys_raw(self):
machine/providers/gcp.py:196:    def get_ssh_key(self, name) -> SSHKey:
machine/providers/gcp.py:197:        for user, key_data in _parse_ssh_keys(self._get_project_ssh_keys_raw()):
machine/providers/gcp.py:202:    def list_ssh_keys(self) -> list:
machine/providers/gcp.py:205:            for u, k in _parse_ssh_keys(self._get_project_ssh_keys_raw())
machine/subcommands/create.py:55:        user_data = get_user_data(provider, config.ssh_key, fqdn, machine_config)
machine/subcommands/create.py:61:    ssh_key = provider.get_ssh_key(config.ssh_key)
machine/subcommands/create.py:62:    if not ssh_key:
machine/subcommands/create.py:63:        fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{config.ssh_key}' not found in {provider.provider_name}")
machine/subcommands/create.py:82:        ssh_key_name=config.ssh_key,
machine/types.py:20:    ssh_key: str
machine/main.py:10:from machine.subcommands import check, create, destroy, info, list, projects, ssh_keys, domains, list_domain, types, status
machine/main.py:60:main.add_command(ssh_keys.command, "ssh-keys")
machine/subcommands/ssh_keys.py:11:    keys = provider.list_ssh_keys()
machine/provider.py:34:    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_name, tags, user_data) -> VM:
machine/provider.py:50:    def get_ssh_key(self, name) -> SSHKey:
machine/provider.py:54:    def list_ssh_keys(self) -> list:
tests/test_cli_integration.py:56:              ssh-key: test-key
tests/test_cli_integration.py:77:              ssh-key: test-key
tests/test_cli_integration.py:90:        assert "ssh-key: test-key" in result.stdout
tests/test_cli_integration.py:99:              ssh-key: test-key
tests/test_cli_integration.py:121:              ssh-key: test-key
tests/test_cli_integration.py:144:              ssh-key: test-key
tests/test_cli_integration.py:173:              ssh-key: test-key
tests/test_cli_integration.py:205:              ssh-key: "${TEST_SSH_KEY}"
tests/test_cli_integration.py:233:              ssh-key: test-key
tests/test_cli_integration.py:270:              ssh-key: test-key
tests/test_cli_integration.py:298:              ssh-key: test-key
tests/test_cli_integration.py:326:              ssh-key: test-key
machine/providers/vultr.py:37:    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_name, tags, user_data) -> VM:
machine/providers/vultr.py:38:        ssh_key = self._get_vultr_ssh_key(ssh_key_name)
machine/providers/vultr.py:39:        if not ssh_key:
machine/providers/vultr.py:40:            fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in Vultr")
machine/providers/vultr.py:46:            "sshkey_id": [ssh_key["id"]],
machine/providers/vultr.py:94:    def get_ssh_key(self, name) -> SSHKey:
machine/providers/vultr.py:95:        key = self._get_vultr_ssh_key(name)
machine/providers/vultr.py:102:            public_key=key.get("ssh_key", ""),
machine/providers/vultr.py:105:    def list_ssh_keys(self) -> list:
machine/providers/vultr.py:115:                public_key=k.get("ssh_key", ""),
machine/providers/vultr.py:179:    def _get_vultr_ssh_key(self, name):
machine/cloud_config.py:8:def get_user_data(provider: CloudProvider, ssh_key_name: str, fqdn: str, machine_config: MachineConfig):
machine/cloud_config.py:16:    ssh_key = provider.get_ssh_key(ssh_key_name)
machine/cloud_config.py:17:    if not ssh_key:
machine/cloud_config.py:18:        fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in {provider.provider_name}")
machine/cloud_config.py:19:    ssh_public_key = ssh_key.public_key
tests/test_e2e.py:149:            "ssh-key": E2E_SSH_KEY,
tests/test_e2e.py:162:            "ssh-key": E2E_SSH_KEY,
tests/test_e2e.py:174:            "ssh-key": E2E_SSH_KEY,
tests/test_e2e.py:311:    def test_check_reports_ssh_key_pass(self, config_file, session_id):
tests/test_e2e.py:329:        API call (list_ssh_keys) to fail with a permission error.
tests/test_e2e.py:343:    def test_check_fails_with_bad_ssh_key(self, tmp_path, session_id):
tests/test_e2e.py:346:        _write_config(cfg_path, **{"ssh-key": f"nonexistent-key-{uuid.uuid4().hex[:8]}"})
tests/test_input_validation.py:32:          ssh-key: test-key
tests/test_input_validation.py:123:              ssh-key: test-key
tests/test_input_validation.py:138:    def test_missing_ssh_key(self, config_dir):
tests/test_input_validation.py:156:        assert "ssh-key" in result.stderr
tests/test_input_validation.py:166:              ssh-key: test-key
tests/test_input_validation.py:185:              ssh-key: test-key
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{
  "file_path": "/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/provider.py"
}
1	from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
2	from dataclasses import dataclass
3	
4	
5	@dataclass
6	class VM:
7	    id: str
8	    name: str
9	    tags: list
10	    region: str
11	    ip_address: str
12	    status: str
13	
14	
15	@dataclass
16	class SSHKey:
17	    id: str
18	    name: str
19	    fingerprint: str
20	    public_key: str
21	
22	
23	@dataclass
24	class DNSRecord:
25	    id: str
26	    name: str
27	    type: str
28	    data: str
29	    ttl: int
30	
31	
32	class CloudProvider(ABC):
33	    @abstractmethod
34	    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_name, tags, user_data) -> VM:
35	        pass
36	
37	    @abstractmethod
38	    def get_vm(self, vm_id) -> VM:
39	        pass
40	
41	    @abstractmethod
42	    def destroy_vm(self, vm_id) -> bool:
43	        pass
44	
45	    @abstractmethod
46	    def list_vms(self, tag=None) -> list:
47	        pass
48	
49	    @abstractmethod
50	    def get_ssh_key(self, name) -> SSHKey:
51	        pass
52	
53	    @abstractmethod
54	    def list_ssh_keys(self) -> list:
55	        pass
56	
57	    @abstractmethod
58	    def create_dns_record(self, zone, record_type, name, data, ttl, tag=None) -> str:
59	        pass
60	
61	    @abstractmethod
62	    def delete_dns_record(self, zone, record_name) -> bool:
63	        pass
64	
65	    @abstractmethod
66	    def get_dns_records(self, zone) -> list:
67	        pass
68	
69	    @abstractmethod
70	    def list_domains(self) -> list:
71	        pass
72	
73	    def list_projects(self) -> list:
74	        return []
75	
76	    def assign_to_project(self, project_name, vm_id):
77	        pass
78	
79	    def validate_region(self, region):
80	        pass
81	
82	    def validate_image(self, image):
83	        pass
84	
85	    @property
86	    def provider_name(self) -> str:
87	        return self.__class__.__name__
88	
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{
  "file_path": "/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/cloud_config.py"
}
1	from expandvars import expand
2	
3	from machine.log import fatal_error
4	from machine.provider import CloudProvider
5	from machine.types import MachineConfig
6	
7	
8	def get_user_data(provider: CloudProvider, ssh_key_name: str, fqdn: str, machine_config: MachineConfig):
9	    if not fqdn:
10	        fqdn = ""
11	
12	    script_args = machine_config.script_args
13	    if not script_args:
14	        script_args = ""
15	
16	    ssh_key = provider.get_ssh_key(ssh_key_name)
17	    if not ssh_key:
18	        fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in {provider.provider_name}")
19	    ssh_public_key = ssh_key.public_key
20	    escaped_args = script_args.replace('"', '\\"')
21	
22	    cloud_env = {
23	        "MACHINE_SCRIPT_URL": machine_config.script_url,
24	        "MACHINE_SCRIPT_DIR": machine_config.script_dir,
25	        "MACHINE_FQDN": fqdn,
26	    }
27	
28	    # Exand here because otherwise escaping the vars properly for nested scripts is a guessing game
29	    escaped_args = expand(escaped_args, environ=cloud_env)
30	    cloud_config = f"""#cloud-config
31	users:
32	  - name: {machine_config.new_user_name}
33	    groups: sudo
34	    shell: /bin/bash
35	    sudo: ['ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL']
36	    ssh-authorized-keys:
37	      - {ssh_public_key}
38	"""
39	    if machine_config.script_url and machine_config.script_dir and machine_config.script_path:
40	        cloud_config += f"""
41	runcmd:
42	  - mkdir -p {machine_config.script_dir}
43	  - curl -L {machine_config.script_url} -o {machine_config.script_path}
44	  - chmod +x {machine_config.script_path}
45	  - [su, -c, "env {" ".join([f"{k}='{v}'" for k, v in cloud_env.items()])} {machine_config.script_path} {escaped_args}", -, {machine_config.new_user_name}]
46	"""
47	    return cloud_config
48	
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{
  "file_path": "/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/subcommands/create.py"
}
1	import click
2	import json
3	import time
4	
5	from machine.config import get_machine
6	from machine.di import d
7	from machine.log import fatal_error, info, debug, output as log_output
8	from machine.types import MainCmdCtx, TAG_MACHINE_CREATED, TAG_MACHINE_TYPE_PREFIX
9	from machine.cloud_config import get_user_data
10	from machine.util import vm_to_json_obj
11	
12	from machine.types import TAG_MACHINE_SESSION_PREFIX
13	
14	
15	def _validate_dns_zone(provider, dns_zone):
16	    available_zones = provider.list_domains()
17	    if dns_zone not in available_zones:
18	        zones_str = ", ".join(available_zones) if available_zones else "none"
19	        fatal_error(f"Error: DNS zone '{dns_zone}' not found in {provider.provider_name}. Available zones: {zones_str}")
20	
21	
22	@click.command(help="Create a machine")
23	@click.option("--name", "-n", required=True, metavar="<MACHINE-NAME>", help="Name for new machine")
24	@click.option("--tag", "-t", metavar="<TAG-TEXT>", help="tag to be applied to new machine")
25	@click.option("--type", "-m", metavar="<MACHINE-TYPE>", help="create a machine of this type")
26	@click.option("--region", "-r", metavar="<REGION-CODE>", help="create a machine in this region (overrides default from config)")
27	@click.option(
28	    "--machine-size", "-s", metavar="<MACHINE-SLUG>", help="create a machine of this size (overrides default from config)"
29	)
30	@click.option("--image", "-s", metavar="<IMAGE-NAME>", help="create a machine from this image (overrides default from config)")
31	@click.option("--wait-for-ip/--no-wait-for-up", default=False)
32	@click.option("--update-dns/--no-update-dns", default=True)
33	@click.option("--initialize/--no-initialize", default=True)
34	@click.option("--output", "-o", metavar="<FORMAT>", help="Output format")
35	@click.pass_context
36	def command(context, name, tag, type, region, machine_size, image, wait_for_ip, update_dns, initialize, output):
37	    command_context: MainCmdCtx = context.obj
38	    config = command_context.config
39	    provider = command_context.provider
40	
41	    if update_dns and not config.dns_zone:
42	        fatal_error("Error: DNS update requested but no zone configured")
43	
44	    if update_dns and config.dns_zone:
45	        _validate_dns_zone(provider, config.dns_zone)
46	
47	    user_data = None
48	    if initialize:
49	        if not type:
50	            fatal_error("Error: a machine type must be supplied")
51	        machine_config = get_machine(type)
52	        if not machine_config:
53	            fatal_error(f"Error: machine type {type} is not defined")
54	        fqdn = f"{name}.{config.dns_zone}" if config.dns_zone else None
55	        user_data = get_user_data(provider, config.ssh_key, fqdn, machine_config)
56	        if d.opt.debug:
57	            info("user-data is:")
58	            info(user_data)
59	
60	    # Verify SSH key exists
61	    ssh_key = provider.get_ssh_key(config.ssh_key)
62	    if not ssh_key:
63	        fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{config.ssh_key}' not found in {provider.provider_name}")
64	
65	    provider.validate_region(region)
66	    provider.validate_image(image)
67	
68	    tags = [
69	        TAG_MACHINE_SESSION_PREFIX + command_context.session_id,
70	        TAG_MACHINE_CREATED,
71	    ]
72	    if type:
73	        tags.append(TAG_MACHINE_TYPE_PREFIX + type.lower())
74	    if tag:
75	        tags.append(tag)
76	
77	    vm = provider.create_vm(
78	        name=name,
79	        region=region if region is not None else config.region,
80	        image=image if image is not None else config.image,
81	        size=machine_size if machine_size is not None else config.machine_size,
82	        ssh_key_name=config.ssh_key,
83	        tags=tags,
84	        user_data=user_data,
85	    )
86	
87	    if vm.id:
88	        if output != "json":
89	            if d.opt.quiet:
90	                log_output(f"{vm.id}")
91	            else:
92	                log_output(f"New machine created with id: {vm.id}")
93	
94	    # If requested, assign to a specified project
95	    if config.project:
96	        provider.assign_to_project(config.project, vm.id)
97	        if d.opt.verbose:
98	            info(f"Assigned machine to project: {config.project}")
99	
100	    # If requested, or if we are going to set a DNS record get the VM's IPv4 address
101	    # Vultr returns "0.0.0.0" as main_ip while the instance is still pending,
102	    # so treat that the same as no IP assigned yet.
103	    ip_address = vm.ip_address if vm.ip_address != "0.0.0.0" else None
104	    if (wait_for_ip or update_dns) and not ip_address:
105	        while not ip_address:
106	            time.sleep(1)
107	            vm = provider.get_vm(vm.id)
108	            ip_address = vm.ip_address if vm.ip_address != "0.0.0.0" else None
109	            if d.opt.verbose:
110	                log_output("Waiting for machine IP address")
111	        if d.opt.quiet:
112	            info(f"{ip_address}")
113	        else:
114	            info(f"IP Address: {ip_address}")
115	
116	    # If requested, and we have the IP address, create a DNS host record
117	    if update_dns and ip_address and config.dns_zone:
118	        zone = config.dns_zone
119	        host = name
120	        if d.opt.debug:
121	            debug(f"Setting host record {host}.{zone} to {ip_address}")
122	        record = provider.create_dns_record(
123	            zone=zone,
124	            record_type="A",
125	            name=host,
126	            data=ip_address,
127	            ttl=60 * 5,
128	            tag=TAG_MACHINE_CREATED,
129	        )
130	        if record:
131	            if d.opt.verbose:
132	                info(f"Created DNS record:{record}")
133	            if not d.opt.quiet:
134	                info(f"DNS: {host}.{zone}")
135	
136	    if output == "json":
137	        log_output(json.dumps(vm_to_json_obj(vm)))
138	
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{
  "file_path": "/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/subcommands/check.py"
}
1	import click
2	
3	from machine.log import output
4	from machine.types import MainCmdCtx
5	
6	
7	@click.command(help="Check config validity against the provider API")
8	@click.pass_context
9	def command(context):
10	    command_context: MainCmdCtx = context.obj
11	    provider = command_context.provider
12	    cfg = command_context.config
13	    all_passed = True
14	
15	    def report(check_name, passed, detail=""):
16	        nonlocal all_passed
17	        if not passed:
18	            all_passed = False
19	        status = "PASS" if passed else "FAIL"
20	        msg = f"  {status}: {check_name}"
21	        if detail:
22	            msg += f" ({detail})"
23	        output(msg)
24	
25	    output(f"Checking config for provider: {provider.provider_name}")
26	
27	    # 1. Check API token by making a simple read-only API call
28	    try:
29	        provider.list_ssh_keys()
30	        report("API authentication", True)
31	    except (Exception, SystemExit) as e:
32	        report("API authentication", False, str(e))
33	        # If auth fails, remaining checks will also fail
34	        output("\nAPI authentication failed, skipping remaining checks.")
35	        raise SystemExit(1)
36	
37	    # 2. Check SSH key exists
38	    if cfg.ssh_key:
39	        key = provider.get_ssh_key(cfg.ssh_key)
40	        report("SSH key", key is not None, cfg.ssh_key)
41	    else:
42	        report("SSH key", False, "not configured")
43	
44	    # 3. Check DNS zone exists
45	    if cfg.dns_zone:
46	        try:
47	            domains = provider.list_domains()
48	            found = cfg.dns_zone in domains
49	            report("DNS zone", found, cfg.dns_zone)
50	        except Exception as e:
51	            report("DNS zone", False, str(e))
52	    else:
53	        output("  SKIP: DNS zone (not configured)")
54	
55	    # 4. Check project exists
56	    if cfg.project:
57	        try:
58	            projects = provider.list_projects()
59	            if projects:
60	                found = cfg.project in projects
61	                report("Project", found, cfg.project)
62	            else:
63	                output(f"  SKIP: Project (not supported by {provider.provider_name})")
64	        except Exception as e:
65	            report("Project", False, str(e))
66	    else:
67	        output("  SKIP: Project (not configured)")
68	
69	    # 5. Validate region
70	    if cfg.region:
71	        try:
72	            provider.validate_region(cfg.region)
73	            report("Region", True, cfg.region)
74	        except SystemExit:
75	            report("Region", False, cfg.region)
76	    else:
77	        output("  SKIP: Region (not configured)")
78	
79	    # 6. Validate image
80	    if cfg.image:
81	        try:
82	            provider.validate_image(cfg.image)
83	            report("Image", True, cfg.image)
84	        except SystemExit:
85	            report("Image", False, cfg.image)
86	    else:
87	        output("  SKIP: Image (not configured)")
88	
89	    if all_passed:
90	        output("\nAll checks passed.")
91	    else:
92	        output("\nSome checks failed.")
93	        raise SystemExit(1)
94	
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{
  "file_path": "/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/providers/digitalocean.py"
}
1	import digitalocean
2	
3	from machine.log import fatal_error, info
4	from machine.provider import CloudProvider, VM, SSHKey, DNSRecord
5	
6	
7	VALID_REGIONS = ["NYC1", "NYC3", "AMS3", "SFO2", "SFO3", "SGP1", "LON1", "FRA1", "TOR1", "BLR1", "SYD1"]
8	
9	VALID_IMAGES = [
10	    "almalinux-8-x64",
11	    "almalinux-9-x64",
12	    "centos-stream-9-x64",
13	    "debian-11-x64",
14	    "debian-12-x64",
15	    "fedora-39-x64",
16	    "fedora-40-x64",
17	    "rockylinux-9-x64",
18	    "rockylinux-8-x64",
19	    "ubuntu-20-04-x64",
20	    "ubuntu-22-04-x64",
21	    "ubuntu-24-04-x64",
22	]
23	
24	
25	def _droplet_to_vm(droplet) -> VM:
26	    region = droplet.region
27	    if isinstance(region, dict):
28	        region = region.get("slug")
29	    return VM(
30	        id=str(droplet.id),
31	        name=droplet.name,
32	        tags=droplet.tags,
33	        region=region,
34	        ip_address=droplet.ip_address,
35	        status=droplet.status,
36	    )
37	
38	
39	class DigitalOceanProvider(CloudProvider):
40	    def __init__(self, provider_config):
41	        if "access-token" not in provider_config:
42	            fatal_error("Required key 'access-token' not found in 'digital-ocean' section of config file")
43	        self.token = provider_config["access-token"]
44	        self._manager = digitalocean.Manager(token=self.token)
45	
46	    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_name, tags, user_data) -> VM:
47	        ssh_key = self._get_do_ssh_key(ssh_key_name)
48	        if not ssh_key:
49	            fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in DigitalOcean")
50	
51	        droplet = digitalocean.Droplet(
52	            token=self.token,
53	            name=name,
54	            region=region,
55	            image=image,
56	            size_slug=size,
57	            ssh_keys=[ssh_key],
58	            tags=tags,
59	            user_data=user_data,
60	            backups=False,
61	        )
62	        try:
63	            droplet.create()
64	        except digitalocean.DataReadError as e:
65	            fatal_error(f"DigitalOcean API error creating VM: {e}")
66	        return _droplet_to_vm(droplet)
67	
68	    def get_vm(self, vm_id) -> VM:
69	        droplet = self._manager.get_droplet(vm_id)
70	        return _droplet_to_vm(droplet)
71	
72	    def destroy_vm(self, vm_id) -> bool:
73	        try:
74	            droplet = self._manager.get_droplet(vm_id)
75	        except digitalocean.NotFoundError:
76	            fatal_error(f"Error: machine with id {vm_id} not found")
77	        result = droplet.destroy()
78	        return result
79	
80	    def list_vms(self, tag=None) -> list:
81	        if tag:
82	            droplets = self._manager.get_all_droplets(tag_name=tag)
83	        else:
84	            droplets = self._manager.get_all_droplets()
85	        return [_droplet_to_vm(d) for d in droplets]
86	
87	    def get_ssh_key(self, name) -> SSHKey:
88	        do_key = self._get_do_ssh_key(name)
89	        if not do_key:
90	            return None
91	        return SSHKey(
92	            id=str(do_key.id),
93	            name=do_key.name,
94	            fingerprint=do_key.fingerprint,
95	            public_key=do_key.public_key,
96	        )
97	
98	    def list_ssh_keys(self) -> list:
99	        keys = self._manager.get_all_sshkeys()
100	        return [
101	            SSHKey(id=str(k.id), name=k.name, fingerprint=k.fingerprint, public_key=k.public_key)
102	            for k in keys
103	        ]
104	
105	    def create_dns_record(self, zone, record_type, name, data, ttl, tag=None) -> str:
106	        domain = digitalocean.Domain(token=self.token, name=zone)
107	        try:
108	            record = domain.create_new_domain_record(type=record_type, ttl=ttl, name=name, data=data, tag=tag)
109	        except digitalocean.NotFoundError:
110	            info(f"Warning: DNS zone '{zone}' not found in DigitalOcean, DNS record not set")
111	            return None
112	        return record
113	
114	    def delete_dns_record(self, zone, record_name) -> bool:
115	        domain = digitalocean.Domain(token=self.token, name=zone)
116	        records = domain.get_records()
117	        for record in records:
118	            if record.name == record_name:
119	                domain.delete_domain_record(id=record.id)
120	                return True
121	        return False
122	
123	    def get_dns_records(self, zone) -> list:
124	        domain = digitalocean.Domain(token=self.token, name=zone)
125	        records = domain.get_records()
126	        return [
127	            DNSRecord(id=str(r.id), name=r.name, type=r.type, data=r.data, ttl=r.ttl)
128	            for r in records
129	        ]
130	
131	    def list_domains(self) -> list:
132	        domains = self._manager.get_all_domains()
133	        return [d.name for d in domains]
134	
135	    def list_projects(self) -> list:
136	        projects = self._manager.get_all_projects()
137	        return [p.name for p in projects]
138	
139	    def assign_to_project(self, project_name, vm_id):
140	        projects = self._manager.get_all_projects()
141	        project = None
142	        for p in projects:
143	            if p.name == project_name:
144	                project = p
145	                break
146	        if not project:
147	            fatal_error(f"Error: Project {project_name} does not exist, machine created but not assigned to project")
148	        project.assign_resource([f"do:droplet:{vm_id}"])
149	
150	    def validate_region(self, region):
151	        if region is not None and region.upper() not in VALID_REGIONS:
152	            fatal_error(f"Error: region {region} is not one of {VALID_REGIONS}")
153	
154	    def validate_image(self, image):
155	        if image is not None and image not in VALID_IMAGES:
156	            info(f"Warning: image {image} is not one of these known valid images: {VALID_IMAGES}")
157	
158	    def _get_do_ssh_key(self, name):
159	        keys = self._manager.get_all_sshkeys()
160	        for key in keys:
161	            if key.name == name:
162	                return key
163	        return None
164	
165	    @property
166	    def provider_name(self) -> str:
167	        return "DigitalOcean"
168	
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{
  "file_path": "/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/providers/vultr.py"
}
1	import base64
2	import time
3	
4	from vultr import Vultr, VultrException
5	
6	from machine.log import fatal_error, info
7	from machine.provider import CloudProvider, VM, SSHKey, DNSRecord
8	
9	
10	VALID_REGIONS = [
11	    "ewr", "ord", "dfw", "sea", "lax", "atl", "ams", "lhr", "fra",
12	    "sjc", "syd", "nrt", "cdg", "icn", "mia", "sgp", "sto",
13	    "mex", "mad", "sao", "del", "hnl", "yto", "blr", "jnb",
14	    "bom", "tlv",
15	]
16	
17	
18	def _instance_to_vm(instance) -> VM:
19	    return VM(
20	        id=instance.get("id", ""),
21	        name=instance.get("label", ""),
22	        tags=instance.get("tags", []),
23	        region=instance.get("region", ""),
24	        ip_address=instance.get("main_ip", ""),
25	        status=instance.get("status", ""),
26	    )
27	
28	
29	class VultrProvider(CloudProvider):
30	    def __init__(self, provider_config):
31	        info("WARNING: Vultr support is experimental and has not been fully verified. Use with caution.")
32	        if "api-key" not in provider_config:
33	            fatal_error("Required key 'api-key' not found in 'vultr' section of config file")
34	        self._api_key = provider_config["api-key"]
35	        self._client = Vultr(self._api_key)
36	
37	    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_name, tags, user_data) -> VM:
38	        ssh_key = self._get_vultr_ssh_key(ssh_key_name)
39	        if not ssh_key:
40	            fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in Vultr")
41	
42	        kwargs = {
43	            "os_id": int(image),
44	            "label": name,
45	            "hostname": name,
46	            "sshkey_id": [ssh_key["id"]],
47	            "tags": tags,
48	            "backups": "disabled",
49	        }
50	        if user_data:
51	            kwargs["user_data"] = base64.b64encode(user_data.encode()).decode()
52	
53	        try:
54	            result = self._client.create_instance(region, size, **kwargs)
55	        except VultrException as e:
56	            fatal_error(f"Error creating instance: {e}")
57	
58	        return _instance_to_vm(result)
59	
60	    def get_vm(self, vm_id) -> VM:
61	        try:
62	            result = self._client.get_instance(vm_id)
63	        except VultrException as e:
64	            fatal_error(f"Error: machine with id {vm_id} not found: {e}")
65	        return _instance_to_vm(result)
66	
67	    def destroy_vm(self, vm_id) -> bool:
68	        # Vultr returns HTTP 500 if the instance is still pending or locked
69	        # (e.g. during provisioning). Retry deletion with backoff.
70	        for attempt in range(24):
71	            try:
72	                self._client.delete_instance(vm_id)
73	                return True
74	            except VultrException as e:
75	                error_msg = str(e)
76	                if "500" in error_msg and ("not currently active" in error_msg or "currently locked" in error_msg):
77	                    info("Waiting for instance to become ready before destroying...")
78	                    time.sleep(5)
79	                elif "404" in error_msg:
80	                    return True  # already gone
81	                else:
82	                    fatal_error(f"Error: machine with id {vm_id} not found: {e}")
83	        fatal_error(f"Error: timed out waiting to destroy instance {vm_id}")
84	        return False
85	
86	    def list_vms(self, tag=None) -> list:
87	        try:
88	            params = {"tag": tag} if tag else None
89	            result = self._client.list_instances(params=params)
90	        except VultrException as e:
91	            fatal_error(f"Error listing instances: {e}")
92	        return [_instance_to_vm(i) for i in result]
93	
94	    def get_ssh_key(self, name) -> SSHKey:
95	        key = self._get_vultr_ssh_key(name)
96	        if not key:
97	            return None
98	        return SSHKey(
99	            id=key["id"],
100	            name=key["name"],
101	            fingerprint=key.get("fingerprint", ""),
102	            public_key=key.get("ssh_key", ""),
103	        )
104	
105	    def list_ssh_keys(self) -> list:
106	        try:
107	            result = self._client.list_keys()
108	        except VultrException as e:
109	            fatal_error(f"Error listing SSH keys: {e}")
110	        return [
111	            SSHKey(
112	                id=k["id"],
113	                name=k["name"],
114	                fingerprint=k.get("fingerprint", ""),
115	                public_key=k.get("ssh_key", ""),
116	            )
117	            for k in result
118	        ]
119	
120	    def create_dns_record(self, zone, record_type, name, data, ttl, tag=None) -> str:
121	        try:
122	            result = self._client.post(
123	                f"/domains/{zone}/records",
124	                type=record_type, name=name, data=data, ttl=ttl,
125	            )
126	        except VultrException:
127	            info(f"Warning: DNS zone '{zone}' not found in Vultr, DNS record not set")
128	            return None
129	        record = result.get("record", result)
130	        return record.get("id")
131	
132	    def delete_dns_record(self, zone, record_name) -> bool:
133	        records = self.get_dns_records(zone)
134	        for record in records:
135	            if record.name == record_name:
136	                try:
137	                    self._client.delete(f"/domains/{zone}/records/{record.id}")
138	                except VultrException:
139	                    return False
140	                return True
141	        return False
142	
143	    def get_dns_records(self, zone) -> list:
144	        try:
145	            result = self._client.get(f"/domains/{zone}/records")
146	        except VultrException:
147	            info(f"Warning: DNS zone '{zone}' not found in Vultr")
148	            return []
149	        records = result.get("records", [])
150	        return [
151	            DNSRecord(
152	                id=str(r.get("id", "")),
153	                name=r.get("name", ""),
154	                type=r.get("type", ""),
155	                data=r.get("data", ""),
156	                ttl=r.get("ttl", 0),
157	            )
158	            for r in records
159	        ]
160	
161	    def list_domains(self) -> list:
162	        try:
163	            result = self._client.get("/domains")
164	        except VultrException as e:
165	            fatal_error(f"Error listing domains: {e}")
166	        domains = result.get("domains", [])
167	        return [d.get("domain", "") for d in domains]
168	
169	    def validate_region(self, region):
170	        if region is not None and region.lower() not in VALID_REGIONS:
171	            fatal_error(f"Error: region {region} is not one of {VALID_REGIONS}")
172	
173	    def validate_image(self, image):
174	        try:
175	            int(image)
176	        except (ValueError, TypeError):
177	            info(f"Warning: Vultr image (os_id) should be a numeric ID. Got: {image}")
178	
179	    def _get_vultr_ssh_key(self, name):
180	        try:
181	            result = self._client.list_keys()
182	        except VultrException as e:
183	            fatal_error(f"Error listing SSH keys: {e}")
184	        for key in result:
185	            if key.get("name") == name:
186	                return key
187	        return None
188	
189	    @property
190	    def provider_name(self) -> str:
191	        return "Vultr"
192	
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{
  "file_path": "/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/providers/gcp.py"
}
1	import base64
2	import hashlib
3	import os
4	
5	from machine.log import fatal_error, info
6	from machine.provider import CloudProvider, VM, SSHKey, DNSRecord
7	
8	
9	# Tags are stored as newline-separated values in instance metadata so that
10	# colon-bearing tag strings (e.g. "machine:created") round-trip unchanged.
11	_TAGS_METADATA_KEY = "machine-tags"
12	_USER_DATA_METADATA_KEY = "user-data"
13	_SSH_KEYS_METADATA_KEY = "ssh-keys"
14	
15	_DEFAULT_OPERATION_TIMEOUT = 300
16	
17	_GCP_SCOPES = ["https://www.googleapis.com/auth/cloud-platform"]
18	
19	
20	def _load_credentials(provider_config):
21	    creds_file = provider_config.get("credentials-file")
22	    if creds_file:
23	        from google.oauth2 import service_account
24	
25	        path = os.path.expanduser(creds_file)
26	        return service_account.Credentials.from_service_account_file(path, scopes=_GCP_SCOPES)
27	    import google.auth
28	
29	    creds, _ = google.auth.default(scopes=_GCP_SCOPES)
30	    return creds
31	
32	
33	def _fingerprint(public_key):
34	    parts = public_key.strip().split()
35	    if len(parts) < 2:
36	        return ""
37	    try:
38	        data = base64.b64decode(parts[1])
39	    except (ValueError, base64.binascii.Error):
40	        return ""
41	    digest = hashlib.md5(data).hexdigest()
42	    return ":".join(digest[i : i + 2] for i in range(0, len(digest), 2))
43	
44	
45	def _parse_ssh_keys(raw):
46	    keys = []
47	    for line in (raw or "").splitlines():
48	        line = line.strip()
49	        if not line or ":" not in line:
50	            continue
51	        user, key_data = line.split(":", 1)
52	        keys.append((user.strip(), key_data.strip()))
53	    return keys
54	
55	
56	class GcpProvider(CloudProvider):
57	    def __init__(self, provider_config):
58	        if "project-id" not in provider_config:
59	            fatal_error("Required key 'project-id' not found in 'gcp' section of config file")
60	        self._project = provider_config["project-id"]
61	        self._credentials = _load_credentials(provider_config)
62	
63	        from google.cloud import compute_v1
64	
65	        self._compute_v1 = compute_v1
66	        self._instances = compute_v1.InstancesClient(credentials=self._credentials)
67	        self._projects_client = compute_v1.ProjectsClient(credentials=self._credentials)
68	        self._dns_client = None
69	
70	    def _dns(self):
71	        if self._dns_client is None:
72	            from google.cloud import dns
73	
74	            self._dns_client = dns.Client(project=self._project, credentials=self._credentials)
75	        return self._dns_client
76	
77	    @staticmethod
78	    def _parse_id(vm_id):
79	        if "/" not in vm_id:
80	            fatal_error(f"Error: GCP VM id must be in the form '<zone>/<name>', got: {vm_id}")
81	        zone, name = vm_id.split("/", 1)
82	        return zone, name
83	
84	    @staticmethod
85	    def _make_id(zone, name):
86	        return f"{zone}/{name}"
87	
88	    def _instance_to_vm(self, instance, zone) -> VM:
89	        ip_address = ""
90	        for nic in instance.network_interfaces:
91	            for ac in nic.access_configs:
92	                if ac.nat_i_p:
93	                    ip_address = ac.nat_i_p
94	                    break
95	            if ip_address:
96	                break
97	
98	        tags = []
99	        if instance.metadata and instance.metadata.items:
100	            for item in instance.metadata.items:
101	                if item.key == _TAGS_METADATA_KEY and item.value:
102	                    tags = [t for t in item.value.split("\n") if t]
103	                    break
104	
105	        return VM(
106	            id=self._make_id(zone, instance.name),
107	            name=instance.name,
108	            tags=tags,
109	            region=zone,
110	            ip_address=ip_address,
111	            status=instance.status,
112	        )
113	
114	    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_name, tags, user_data) -> VM:
115	        zone = region
116	        if not self.get_ssh_key(ssh_key_name):
117	            fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in GCP project metadata")
118	
119	        compute_v1 = self._compute_v1
120	
121	        disk = compute_v1.AttachedDisk(
122	            boot=True,
123	            auto_delete=True,
124	            initialize_params=compute_v1.AttachedDiskInitializeParams(source_image=image),
125	        )
126	        access_config = compute_v1.AccessConfig(name="External NAT", type_="ONE_TO_ONE_NAT")
127	        nic = compute_v1.NetworkInterface(network="global/networks/default", access_configs=[access_config])
128	
129	        metadata_items = []
130	        if tags:
131	            metadata_items.append(compute_v1.Items(key=_TAGS_METADATA_KEY, value="\n".join(tags)))
132	        if user_data:
133	            metadata_items.append(compute_v1.Items(key=_USER_DATA_METADATA_KEY, value=user_data))
134	        metadata = compute_v1.Metadata(items=metadata_items)
135	
136	        instance = compute_v1.Instance(
137	            name=name,
138	            machine_type=f"zones/{zone}/machineTypes/{size}",
139	            disks=[disk],
140	            network_interfaces=[nic],
141	            metadata=metadata,
142	        )
143	        try:
144	            op = self._instances.insert(project=self._project, zone=zone, instance_resource=instance)
145	            op.result(timeout=_DEFAULT_OPERATION_TIMEOUT)
146	        except Exception as e:
147	            fatal_error(f"GCP API error creating VM: {e}")
148	
149	        created = self._instances.get(project=self._project, zone=zone, instance=name)
150	        return self._instance_to_vm(created, zone)
151	
152	    def get_vm(self, vm_id) -> VM:
153	        zone, name = self._parse_id(vm_id)
154	        try:
155	            inst = self._instances.get(project=self._project, zone=zone, instance=name)
156	        except Exception as e:
157	            fatal_error(f"Error: machine with id {vm_id} not found: {e}")
158	        return self._instance_to_vm(inst, zone)
159	
160	    def destroy_vm(self, vm_id) -> bool:
161	        zone, name = self._parse_id(vm_id)
162	        try:
163	            op = self._instances.delete(project=self._project, zone=zone, instance=name)
164	            op.result(timeout=_DEFAULT_OPERATION_TIMEOUT)
165	        except Exception as e:
166	            msg = str(e)
167	            if "404" in msg or "notFound" in msg or "was not found" in msg:
168	                return True
169	            fatal_error(f"Error destroying machine {vm_id}: {e}")
170	        return True
171	
172	    def list_vms(self, tag=None) -> list:
173	        request = self._compute_v1.AggregatedListInstancesRequest(project=self._project)
174	        agg = self._instances.aggregated_list(request=request)
175	        vms = []
176	        for zone_url, scoped in agg:
177	            zone = zone_url.rsplit("/", 1)[-1]
178	            instances = getattr(scoped, "instances", None) or []
179	            for inst in instances:
180	                vm = self._instance_to_vm(inst, zone)
181	                if tag is None or tag in vm.tags:
182	                    vms.append(vm)
183	        return vms
184	
185	    def _get_project_metadata(self):
186	        proj = self._projects_client.get(project=self._project)
187	        return proj.common_instance_metadata
188	
189	    def _get_project_ssh_keys_raw(self):
190	        meta = self._get_project_metadata()
191	        for item in meta.items or []:
192	            if item.key == _SSH_KEYS_METADATA_KEY:
193	                return item.value or ""
194	        return ""
195	
196	    def get_ssh_key(self, name) -> SSHKey:
197	        for user, key_data in _parse_ssh_keys(self._get_project_ssh_keys_raw()):
198	            if user == name:
199	                return SSHKey(id=user, name=user, fingerprint=_fingerprint(key_data), public_key=key_data)
200	        return None
201	
202	    def list_ssh_keys(self) -> list:
203	        return [
204	            SSHKey(id=u, name=u, fingerprint=_fingerprint(k), public_key=k)
205	            for u, k in _parse_ssh_keys(self._get_project_ssh_keys_raw())
206	        ]
207	
208	    def _get_managed_zone(self, dns_zone):
209	        target = dns_zone if dns_zone.endswith(".") else dns_zone + "."
210	        for z in self._dns().list_zones():
211	            if z.dns_name == target:
212	                return z
213	        return None
214	
215	    @staticmethod
216	    def _fqdn(name, zone):
217	        full = name if name.endswith("." + zone) or name == zone else f"{name}.{zone}"
218	        return full if full.endswith(".") else full + "."
219	
220	    def create_dns_record(self, zone, record_type, name, data, ttl, tag=None) -> str:
221	        mz = self._get_managed_zone(zone)
222	        if not mz:
223	            info(f"Warning: DNS zone '{zone}' not found in GCP, DNS record not set")
224	            return None
225	        record_name = self._fqdn(name, zone)
226	        rrs = mz.resource_record_set(record_name, record_type, ttl, [data])
227	        change = mz.changes()
228	        change.add_record_set(rrs)
229	        try:
230	            change.create()
231	        except Exception as e:
232	            info(f"Warning: failed to create DNS record {record_name}: {e}")
233	            return None
234	        return record_name
235	
236	    def delete_dns_record(self, zone, record_name) -> bool:
237	        mz = self._get_managed_zone(zone)
238	        if not mz:
239	            return False
240	        target = self._fqdn(record_name, zone)
241	        for rrs in mz.list_resource_record_sets():
242	            if rrs.name == target:
243	                change = mz.changes()
244	                change.delete_record_set(rrs)
245	                try:
246	                    change.create()
247	                except Exception:
248	                    return False
249	                return True
250	        return False
251	
252	    def get_dns_records(self, zone) -> list:
253	        mz = self._get_managed_zone(zone)
254	        if not mz:
255	            info(f"Warning: DNS zone '{zone}' not found in GCP")
256	            return []
257	        records = []
258	        zone_suffix = "." + (zone if zone.endswith(".") else zone + ".")
259	        for rrs in mz.list_resource_record_sets():
260	            short_name = rrs.name
261	            if short_name.endswith(zone_suffix):
262	                short_name = short_name[: -len(zone_suffix)]
263	            elif short_name.endswith("."):
264	                short_name = short_name[:-1]
265	            records.append(
266	                DNSRecord(
267	                    id=rrs.name,
268	                    name=short_name,
269	                    type=rrs.record_type,
270	                    data=",".join(rrs.rrdatas),
271	                    ttl=rrs.ttl,
272	                )
273	            )
274	        return records
275	
276	    def list_domains(self) -> list:
277	        return [z.dns_name.rstrip(".") for z in self._dns().list_zones()]
278	
279	    def validate_region(self, region):
280	        if region is not None and "-" not in region:
281	            info(f"Warning: GCP zone '{region}' does not look like a valid zone (e.g. us-central1-a)")
282	
283	    def validate_image(self, image):
284	        pass
285	
286	    @property
287	    def provider_name(self) -> str:
288	        return "GCP"
289	
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tests/E2E.md:25:| `ssh_key` | read | Looking up SSH keys by name |
tests/E2E.md:37:- An SSH key registered in the account
tests/E2E.md:49:- An SSH key entry in project metadata (the `ssh-key` config value matches the username portion — see the main README's GCP Config section)
tests/E2E.md:56:| `roles/compute.instanceAdmin.v1` | Create, list, destroy VMs and read project SSH keys |
tests/E2E.md:71:| `E2E_SSH_KEY` | Yes | Name of an SSH key registered with the provider |
tests/E2E.md:111:export E2E_SSH_KEY="my-ssh-key"
tests/E2E.md:125:export E2E_SSH_KEY="my-ssh-key"
README.md:71:    ssh-key: my-ssh-key-name
README.md:90:| `ssh-key` | Yes | Name of the SSH key in your DigitalOcean account to use for new machines |
README.md:104:    ssh-key: my-ssh-key-name
README.md:122:| `ssh-key` | Yes | Name of the SSH key in your Vultr account to use for new machines |
README.md:138:    ssh-key: alice
README.md:149:| `ssh-key` | Yes | Username GCP associates with an SSH key in the project's `ssh-keys` metadata (see SSH key notes below) |
README.md:162:**SSH keys:**
README.md:164:GCP doesn't have a named SSH key registry like DigitalOcean or Vultr. Instead, public keys live in the project's `ssh-keys` metadata, and each one is associated with a username. The value of `ssh-key` in the config must match one of those usernames.
README.md:172:   GCP derives the username from the comment portion at the end — everything before the first `@`. So `alice@laptop` and `alice@example.com` both produce the username `alice`. Set `ssh-key: alice` in the config.
README.md:177:   gcloud compute project-info add-metadata --metadata-from-file ssh-keys=keys.txt
README.md:219:    ssh-key: ${SSH_KEY_NAME:-my-ssh-key}
README.md:231:    ssh-key: ${SSH_KEY_NAME:-my-ssh-key}
README.md:280:  ssh-keys     List ssh keys
README.md:331:When `--initialize` is enabled (the default), a cloud-config user-data payload is generated that creates a non-root user with sudo access, installs the SSH key, and optionally downloads and runs an initialization script.
README.md:501:#### ssh-keys
README.md:503:List SSH keys in your provider account. Output format: `id: name (fingerprint)`
.github/GCP_CI_SETUP.md:53:- An SSH key entry in project metadata (see the main README's GCP section)
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CLAUDE.md
LICENSE
MANIFEST.in
Makefile
README.md
machine
pyproject.toml
sh
tests
uv.lock
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./.github/workflows/build-release.yml
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1	import click
2	from machine.log import output
3	from machine.types import MainCmdCtx
4	
5	
6	@click.command(help="List ssh keys")
7	@click.pass_context
8	def command(context):
9	    command_context: MainCmdCtx = context.obj
10	    provider = command_context.provider
11	    keys = provider.list_ssh_keys()
12	    for key in keys:
13	        output(f"{key.id}: {key.name} ({key.fingerprint})")
14	
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60	If only one provider section is present, it is auto-detected. If multiple provider sections exist, add a `provider:` key to select one explicitly:
61	
62	```yaml
63	provider: vultr
64	```
65	
66	#### DigitalOcean Config
67	
68	```yaml
69	digital-ocean:
70	    access-token: dop_v1_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
71	    ssh-key: my-ssh-key-name
72	    dns-zone: example.com
73	    machine-size: s-4vcpu-8gb
74	    image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
75	    region: nyc3
76	    project: Infrastructure
77	
78	machines:
79	    example:
80	        new-user-name: alice
81	        script-dir: /opt/setup-scripts
82	        script-url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/example/setup-machine.sh
83	        script-path: /opt/setup-scripts/setup-machine.sh
84	        script-args: "-y"
85	```
86	
87	| Key | Required | Description |
88	|-----|----------|-------------|
89	| `access-token` | Yes | DigitalOcean API access token |
90	| `ssh-key` | Yes | Name of the SSH key in your DigitalOcean account to use for new machines |
91	| `dns-zone` | No | DNS zone for automatic DNS record creation/deletion |
92	| `machine-size` | Yes | Default machine size slug (e.g. `s-4vcpu-8gb`) |
93	| `image` | Yes | Default image name (e.g. `ubuntu-22-04-x64`) |
94	| `region` | Yes | Default region code (e.g. `nyc3`) |
95	| `project` | No | DigitalOcean project name to assign new machines to |
96	
97	Supported regions: `NYC1`, `NYC3`, `AMS3`, `SFO2`, `SFO3`, `SGP1`, `LON1`, `FRA1`, `TOR1`, `BLR1`, `SYD1`
98	
99	#### Vultr Config
100	
101	```yaml
102	vultr:
103	    api-key: ${VULTR_API_KEY}
104	    ssh-key: my-ssh-key-name
105	    dns-zone: example.com
106	    machine-size: vc2-1c-1gb
107	    image: 2136
108	    region: ewr
109	
110	machines:
111	    example:
112	        new-user-name: alice
113	        script-dir: /opt/setup-scripts
114	        script-url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/example/setup-machine.sh
115	        script-path: /opt/setup-scripts/setup-machine.sh
116	        script-args: "-y"
117	```
118	
119	| Key | Required | Description |
120	|-----|----------|-------------|
121	| `api-key` | Yes | Vultr API key (from https://my.vultr.com/settings/#settingsapi) |
122	| `ssh-key` | Yes | Name of the SSH key in your Vultr account to use for new machines |
123	| `dns-zone` | No | DNS zone for automatic DNS record creation/deletion |
124	| `machine-size` | Yes | Vultr plan slug (e.g. `vc2-1c-1gb`). Use `machine list-plans` or the Vultr API to list available plans |
125	| `image` | Yes | Vultr OS ID (numeric, e.g. `2136` for Ubuntu 24.04). Use `machine list-os` or the Vultr API to list available OS IDs |
126	| `region` | Yes | Vultr region code (e.g. `ewr`) |
127	
128	Supported regions: `ewr`, `ord`, `dfw`, `sea`, `lax`, `atl`, `ams`, `lhr`, `fra`, `sjc`, `syd`, `nrt`, `cdg`, `icn`, `mia`, `sgp`, `sto`, `mex`, `mad`, `sao`, `del`, `hnl`, `yto`, `blr`, `jnb`, `bom`, `tlv`
129	
130	**Note:** Vultr does not have a "projects" concept, so the `project` config key and the `projects` command are not applicable when using the Vultr provider.
131	
132	#### GCP Config
133	
134	```yaml
135	gcp:
136	    project-id: my-gcp-project
137	    credentials-file: ~/.config/gcloud/service-account.json
138	    ssh-key: alice
139	    dns-zone: example.com
140	    machine-size: e2-standard-2
141	    image: projects/debian-cloud/global/images/family/debian-12
142	    region: us-central1-a
143	```
144	
145	| Key | Required | Description |
146	|-----|----------|-------------|
147	| `project-id` | Yes | GCP project ID where all resources (VMs, DNS, etc.) live |
148	| `credentials-file` | No | Path to a service account JSON key file. If omitted, [Application Default Credentials](https://cloud.google.com/docs/authentication/application-default-credentials) are used (e.g. from `gcloud auth application-default login`) |
149	| `ssh-key` | Yes | Username GCP associates with an SSH key in the project's `ssh-keys` metadata (see SSH key notes below) |
150	| `dns-zone` | No | DNS name of a [Cloud DNS](https://cloud.google.com/dns) managed zone (e.g. `example.com`) |
151	| `machine-size` | Yes | GCE machine type (e.g. `e2-standard-2`) |
152	| `image` | Yes | Image self-link or family path (e.g. `projects/debian-cloud/global/images/family/debian-12`) |
153	| `region` | Yes | GCE *zone* (e.g. `us-central1-a`). Despite the key name, GCP requires a fully-qualified zone, not a region |
154	
155	**Authentication:**
156	
157	`machine` supports two ways to authenticate with GCP:
158	
159	- **Application Default Credentials (ADC)** — omit `credentials-file` and `machine` falls back to ADC. The simplest way to set this up is to run `gcloud auth application-default login` once; it stores credentials under `~/.config/gcloud` that `machine` picks up automatically. This is the easiest option for interactive use on a workstation that already has the `gcloud` CLI, and avoids creating and managing a long-lived key file.
160	- **Service account key file** — set `credentials-file` to the path of a service account JSON key. This is appropriate for unattended environments or when you want a dedicated, tightly-scoped identity.
161	
162	**SSH keys:**
163	
164	GCP doesn't have a named SSH key registry like DigitalOcean or Vultr. Instead, public keys live in the project's `ssh-keys` metadata, and each one is associated with a username. The value of `ssh-key` in the config must match one of those usernames.
165	
166	Two ways to add a key:
167	
168	1. **Console** (Compute Engine → Metadata → SSH Keys → Add SSH Key): paste a raw public key, e.g.
169	   ```
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40	
41	
42	class TestInfoCommand:
43	    """Tests for the info diagnostic subcommand."""
44	
45	    @pytest.fixture()
46	    def config_dir(self, tmp_path):
47	        return tmp_path
48	
49	    def test_info_shows_config_file_path(self, config_dir):
50	        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
51	        write_config(
52	            config_file,
53	            """\
54	            digital-ocean:
55	              access-token: fake-token
56	              ssh-key: test-key
57	              machine-size: s-1vcpu-1gb
58	              image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
59	              region: nyc1
60	              project: test-project
61	            machines:
62	              test-machine:
63	                new-user-name: testuser
64	            """,
65	        )
66	        result = run_machine("--config-file", str(config_file), "info")
67	        assert result.returncode == 0
68	        assert f"Config file: {config_file}" in result.stdout
69	
70	    def test_info_shows_config_file_contents(self, config_dir):
71	        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
72	        write_config(
73	            config_file,
74	            """\
75	            digital-ocean:
76	              access-token: fake-token
77	              ssh-key: test-key
78	              machine-size: s-1vcpu-1gb
79	              image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
80	              region: nyc1
81	              project: test-project
82	            machines:
83	              test-machine:
84	                new-user-name: testuser
85	            """,
86	        )
87	        result = run_machine("--config-file", str(config_file), "info")
88	        assert result.returncode == 0
89	        assert "access-token: fake-token" in result.stdout
90	        assert "ssh-key: test-key" in result.stdout
91	
92	    def test_info_shows_session_id(self, config_dir):
93	        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
94	        write_config(
95	            config_file,
96	            """\
97	            digital-ocean:
98	              access-token: fake-token
99	              ssh-key: test-key
100	              machine-size: s-1vcpu-1gb
101	              image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
102	              region: nyc1
103	              project: test-project
104	            machines:
105	              test-machine:
106	                new-user-name: testuser
107	            """,
108	        )
109	        result = run_machine("--config-file", str(config_file), "info")
110	        assert result.returncode == 0
111	        assert "Session ID file:" in result.stdout
112	        assert "Session ID:" in result.stdout
113	
114	    def test_info_shows_providers(self, config_dir):
115	        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
116	        write_config(
117	            config_file,
118	            """\
119	            digital-ocean:
120	              access-token: fake-token
121	              ssh-key: test-key
122	              machine-size: s-1vcpu-1gb
123	              image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
124	              region: nyc1
125	              project: test-project
126	            machines:
127	              test-machine:
128	                new-user-name: testuser
129	            """,
130	        )
131	        result = run_machine("--config-file", str(config_file), "info")
132	        assert result.returncode == 0
133	        assert "digital-ocean" in result.stdout
134	        assert "vultr" in result.stdout
135	        assert "Active provider: digital-ocean" in result.stdout
136	
137	    def test_info_shows_vultr_as_active_provider(self, config_dir):
138	        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
139	        write_config(
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110	        )
111	        result = run_machine("--config-file", str(config_file), "types")
112	        assert result.returncode != 0
113	        assert "digital-ocean" in result.stderr
114	        assert "vultr" in result.stderr
115	        assert "Traceback" not in result.stderr
116	
117	    def test_missing_access_token(self, config_dir):
118	        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
119	        write_config(
120	            config_file,
121	            """\
122	            digital-ocean:
123	              ssh-key: test-key
124	              machine-size: s-1vcpu-1gb
125	              image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
126	              region: nyc1
127	              project: test-project
128	            machines:
129	              web-server:
130	                new-user-name: admin
131	            """,
132	        )
133	        result = run_machine("--config-file", str(config_file), "types")
134	        assert result.returncode != 0
135	        assert "access-token" in result.stderr
136	        assert "Traceback" not in result.stderr
137	
138	    def test_missing_ssh_key(self, config_dir):
139	        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
140	        write_config(
141	            config_file,
142	            """\
143	            digital-ocean:
144	              access-token: fake-token
145	              machine-size: s-1vcpu-1gb
146	              image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
147	              region: nyc1
148	              project: test-project
149	            machines:
150	              web-server:
151	                new-user-name: admin
152	            """,
153	        )
154	        result = run_machine("--config-file", str(config_file), "types")
155	        assert result.returncode != 0
156	        assert "ssh-key" in result.stderr
157	        assert "Traceback" not in result.stderr
158	
159	    def test_missing_machines_section(self, config_dir):
160	        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
161	        write_config(
162	            config_file,
163	            """\
164	            digital-ocean:
165	              access-token: fake-token
166	              ssh-key: test-key
167	              machine-size: s-1vcpu-1gb
168	              image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
169	              region: nyc1
170	              project: test-project
171	            """,
172	        )
173	        result = run_machine("--config-file", str(config_file), "types")
174	        assert result.returncode != 0
175	        assert "machines" in result.stderr.lower()
176	        assert "Traceback" not in result.stderr
177	
178	    def test_missing_new_user_name_in_machine(self, config_dir):
179	        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
180	        write_config(
181	            config_file,
182	            """\
183	            digital-ocean:
184	              access-token: fake-token
185	              ssh-key: test-key
186	              machine-size: s-1vcpu-1gb
187	              image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
188	              region: nyc1
189	              project: test-project
190	            machines:
191	              broken-machine:
192	                script-url: http://example.com/setup.sh
193	            """,
194	        )
195	        result = run_machine(
196	            "--config-file",
197	            str(config_file),
198	            "create",
199	            "-n",
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1	"""Tests for graceful handling of invalid user input."""
2	
3	import os
4	import subprocess
5	import textwrap
6	import pytest
7	
8	
9	def run_machine(*args, env_override=None):
10	    """Run the machine CLI as a subprocess and return the result."""
11	    env = os.environ.copy()
12	    if env_override:
13	        env.update(env_override)
14	    result = subprocess.run(
15	        ["uv", "run", "machine"] + list(args),
16	        capture_output=True,
17	        text=True,
18	        env=env,
19	    )
20	    return result
21	
22	
23	def write_config(path, content):
24	    with open(path, "w") as f:
25	        f.write(textwrap.dedent(content))
26	
27	
28	def valid_config():
29	    return """\
30	        digital-ocean:
31	          access-token: fake-token
32	          ssh-key: test-key
33	          machine-size: s-1vcpu-1gb
34	          image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
35	          region: nyc1
36	          project: test-project
37	        machines:
38	          web-server:
39	            new-user-name: admin
40	          db-server:
41	            new-user-name: dbadmin
42	        """
43	
44	
45	class TestInvalidMachineType:
46	    """Issue #29: invalid machine type should produce a graceful error, not a traceback."""
47	
48	    @pytest.fixture()
49	    def config_dir(self, tmp_path):
50	        return tmp_path
51	
52	    def test_invalid_machine_type_error_message(self, config_dir):
53	        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
54	        write_config(config_file, valid_config())
55	        result = run_machine(
56	            "--config-file",
57	            str(config_file),
58	            "create",
59	            "-n",
60	            "test-1",
61	            "-m",
62	            "nonexistent-type",
63	            "--no-update-dns",
64	        )
65	        assert result.returncode != 0
66	        assert "nonexistent-type" in result.stderr
67	        assert "not found" in result.stderr.lower()
68	        # Should list available types
69	        assert "web-server" in result.stderr
70	        assert "db-server" in result.stderr
71	        # Should NOT be a traceback
72	        assert "Traceback" not in result.stderr
73	        assert "KeyError" not in result.stderr
74	
75	    def test_valid_machine_type_accepted(self, config_dir):
76	        """Verify that a valid machine type doesn't produce an error about the type.
77	        (It will fail later trying to reach DigitalOcean, but not with a type error.)"""
78	        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
79	        write_config(config_file, valid_config())
80	        result = run_machine(
81	            "--config-file",
82	            str(config_file),
83	            "create",
84	            "-n",
85	            "test-1",
86	            "-m",
87	            "web-server",
88	            "--no-update-dns",
89	        )
90	        # It will fail (no real DO token), but NOT because of machine type
91	        assert "not found in config" not in result.stderr
92	
93	
94	class TestMissingConfigSections:
95	    """Missing required config sections/keys should produce graceful errors."""
96	
97	    @pytest.fixture()
98	    def config_dir(self, tmp_path):
99	        return tmp_path
100	
101	    def test_missing_provider_section(self, config_dir):
102	        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
103	        write_config(
104	            config_file,
105	            """\
106	            machines:
107	              web-server:
108	                new-user-name: admin
109	            """,
110	        )
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{
  "file_path": "/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/tests/test_input_validation.py",
  "offset": 195,
  "limit": 60
}
195	        result = run_machine(
196	            "--config-file",
197	            str(config_file),
198	            "create",
199	            "-n",
200	            "test-1",
201	            "-m",
202	            "broken-machine",
203	            "--no-update-dns",
204	        )
205	        assert result.returncode != 0
206	        assert "new-user-name" in result.stderr
207	        assert "Traceback" not in result.stderr
208	
209	
210	class TestCreateNoInitialize:
211	    """--no-initialize should work without a machine type and without crashing."""
212	
213	    @pytest.fixture()
214	    def config_dir(self, tmp_path):
215	        return tmp_path
216	
217	    def test_no_initialize_without_type_no_crash(self, config_dir):
218	        """Using --no-initialize without --type should not crash with AttributeError or NameError."""
219	        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
220	        write_config(config_file, valid_config())
221	        result = run_machine(
222	            "--config-file",
223	            str(config_file),
224	            "create",
225	            "-n",
226	            "test-1",
227	            "--no-initialize",
228	            "--no-update-dns",
229	        )
230	        # It will fail (no real DO token), but should NOT crash with AttributeError/NameError
231	        # from the bugs where user_data was undefined and type.lower() was called on None
232	        assert "AttributeError" not in result.stderr
233	        assert "NameError" not in result.stderr
234	
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$ Bash
List tests and find config unit tests
ls tests/ && echo "---" && grep -ln "get_user_data\|config.get\|from machine.config\|cloud_config" tests/*.py
E2E.md
__init__.py
__pycache__
test_cli_integration.py
test_config.py
test_e2e.py
test_input_validation.py
---
tests/test_config.py
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{
  "file_path": "/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/tests/test_config.py"
}
1	import os
2	import pytest
3	from unittest.mock import patch
4	from machine.config import _expand_env_vars
5	
6	
7	class TestExpandEnvVars:
8	    def test_plain_string_unchanged(self):
9	        assert _expand_env_vars("hello world") == "hello world"
10	
11	    def test_non_string_types_unchanged(self):
12	        assert _expand_env_vars(42) == 42
13	        assert _expand_env_vars(3.14) == 3.14
14	        assert _expand_env_vars(True) is True
15	        assert _expand_env_vars(None) is None
16	
17	    def test_simple_variable_substitution(self):
18	        with patch.dict(os.environ, {"MY_VAR": "my_value"}):
19	            assert _expand_env_vars("${MY_VAR}") == "my_value"
20	
21	    def test_variable_embedded_in_string(self):
22	        with patch.dict(os.environ, {"HOST": "example.com"}):
23	            assert _expand_env_vars("https://${HOST}/api") == "https://example.com/api"
24	
25	    def test_multiple_variables_in_string(self):
26	        with patch.dict(os.environ, {"HOST": "example.com", "PORT": "8080"}):
27	            assert _expand_env_vars("${HOST}:${PORT}") == "example.com:8080"
28	
29	    def test_default_value_when_var_unset(self):
30	        env = os.environ.copy()
31	        env.pop("UNSET_VAR", None)
32	        with patch.dict(os.environ, env, clear=True):
33	            assert _expand_env_vars("${UNSET_VAR:-fallback}") == "fallback"
34	
35	    def test_default_value_ignored_when_var_set(self):
36	        with patch.dict(os.environ, {"MY_VAR": "actual"}):
37	            assert _expand_env_vars("${MY_VAR:-fallback}") == "actual"
38	
39	    def test_default_value_empty_string(self):
40	        env = os.environ.copy()
41	        env.pop("UNSET_VAR", None)
42	        with patch.dict(os.environ, env, clear=True):
43	            assert _expand_env_vars("${UNSET_VAR:-}") == ""
44	
45	    def test_unset_variable_without_default_exits(self):
46	        env = os.environ.copy()
47	        env.pop("MISSING_VAR", None)
48	        with patch.dict(os.environ, env, clear=True):
49	            with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
50	                _expand_env_vars("${MISSING_VAR}")
51	
52	    def test_dict_values_expanded(self):
53	        with patch.dict(os.environ, {"TOKEN": "secret123"}):
54	            data = {"key": "${TOKEN}", "plain": "no-change"}
55	            result = _expand_env_vars(data)
56	            assert result == {"key": "secret123", "plain": "no-change"}
57	
58	    def test_nested_dict_expanded(self):
59	        with patch.dict(os.environ, {"VAL": "deep"}):
60	            data = {"outer": {"inner": "${VAL}"}}
61	            result = _expand_env_vars(data)
62	            assert result == {"outer": {"inner": "deep"}}
63	
64	    def test_list_values_expanded(self):
65	        with patch.dict(os.environ, {"A": "x", "B": "y"}):
66	            data = ["${A}", "literal", "${B}"]
67	            result = _expand_env_vars(data)
68	            assert result == ["x", "literal", "y"]
69	
70	    def test_mixed_nested_structure(self):
71	        with patch.dict(os.environ, {"V": "replaced"}):
72	            data = {"list": ["${V}", "fixed"], "nested": {"k": "${V}"}}
73	            result = _expand_env_vars(data)
74	            assert result == {"list": ["replaced", "fixed"], "nested": {"k": "replaced"}}
75	
Thinking

I have a complete picture now. Let me implement the feature. The design: ssh-key in config will accept either a single name (existing behavior) or a YAML list of names — fully backward compatible.

Let me start with the core type and config parsing.

✏️ Edit types.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/types.py
@dataclass
class Config:
    provider_name: str
    provider_config: dict
    ssh_key: str
    dns_zone: str
+
@dataclass
class Config:
    provider_name: str
    provider_config: dict
    ssh_keys: list
    dns_zone: str
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✏️ Edit config.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/config.py
def _require_key(d, key, section_name):
    if key not in d:
        fatal_error(f"Required key '{key}' not found in '{section_name}' section of config file")
    return d[key]
+
def _require_key(d, key, section_name):
    if key not in d:
        fatal_error(f"Required key '{key}' not found in '{section_name}' section of config file")
    return d[key]


def _get_ssh_keys(provider_config, section_name) -> list:
    """Read the 'ssh-key' config value, accepting either a single name (a
    string) or a list of names. Always returns a non-empty list of names."""
    value = _require_key(provider_config, "ssh-key", section_name)
    if isinstance(value, str):
        keys = [value]
    elif isinstance(value, list):
        keys = [str(k) for k in value]
    else:
        fatal_error(f"Config key 'ssh-key' in '{section_name}' section must be a name or a list of names")
    if not keys:
        fatal_error(f"Config key 'ssh-key' in '{section_name}' section must specify at least one SSH key")
    return keys
✏️ Edit config.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/config.py
        ssh_key=_require_key(provider_config, "ssh-key", provider_name),
+
        ssh_keys=_get_ssh_keys(provider_config, provider_name),
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The file /home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/config.py has been updated successfully. (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)

Now cloud_config.py — generate multiple ssh-authorized-keys entries:

✏️ Edit cloud_config.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/cloud_config.py
def get_user_data(provider: CloudProvider, ssh_key_name: str, fqdn: str, machine_config: MachineConfig):
    if not fqdn:
        fqdn = ""

    script_args = machine_config.script_args
    if not script_args:
        script_args = ""

    ssh_key = provider.get_ssh_key(ssh_key_name)
    if not ssh_key:
        fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in {provider.provider_name}")
    ssh_public_key = ssh_key.public_key
    escaped_args = script_args.replace('"', '\\"')
+
def get_user_data(provider: CloudProvider, ssh_key_names: list, fqdn: str, machine_config: MachineConfig):
    if not fqdn:
        fqdn = ""

    script_args = machine_config.script_args
    if not script_args:
        script_args = ""

    public_keys = []
    for ssh_key_name in ssh_key_names:
        ssh_key = provider.get_ssh_key(ssh_key_name)
        if not ssh_key:
            fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in {provider.provider_name}")
        public_keys.append(ssh_key.public_key)
    escaped_args = script_args.replace('"', '\\"')
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✏️ Edit cloud_config.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/cloud_config.py
    escaped_args = expand(escaped_args, environ=cloud_env)
    cloud_config = f"""#cloud-config
users:
  - name: {machine_config.new_user_name}
    groups: sudo
    shell: /bin/bash
    sudo: ['ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL']
    ssh-authorized-keys:
      - {ssh_public_key}
"""
+
    escaped_args = expand(escaped_args, environ=cloud_env)
    authorized_keys = "\n".join(f"      - {key}" for key in public_keys)
    cloud_config = f"""#cloud-config
users:
  - name: {machine_config.new_user_name}
    groups: sudo
    shell: /bin/bash
    sudo: ['ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL']
    ssh-authorized-keys:
{authorized_keys}
"""
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Now create.py — verify all keys and pass the list:

✏️ Edit create.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/subcommands/create.py
        user_data = get_user_data(provider, config.ssh_key, fqdn, machine_config)
        if d.opt.debug:
            info("user-data is:")
            info(user_data)

    # Verify SSH key exists
    ssh_key = provider.get_ssh_key(config.ssh_key)
    if not ssh_key:
        fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{config.ssh_key}' not found in {provider.provider_name}")
+
        user_data = get_user_data(provider, config.ssh_keys, fqdn, machine_config)
        if d.opt.debug:
            info("user-data is:")
            info(user_data)

    # Verify SSH keys exist
    for ssh_key_name in config.ssh_keys:
        if not provider.get_ssh_key(ssh_key_name):
            fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in {provider.provider_name}")
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✏️ Edit create.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/subcommands/create.py
        ssh_key_name=config.ssh_key,
+
        ssh_key_names=config.ssh_keys,
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Now the provider abstract base and the three implementations:

✏️ Edit provider.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/provider.py
    @abstractmethod
    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_name, tags, user_data) -> VM:
        pass
+
    @abstractmethod
    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_names, tags, user_data) -> VM:
        pass
✏️ Edit digitalocean.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/providers/digitalocean.py
    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_name, tags, user_data) -> VM:
        ssh_key = self._get_do_ssh_key(ssh_key_name)
        if not ssh_key:
            fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in DigitalOcean")

        droplet = digitalocean.Droplet(
            token=self.token,
            name=name,
            region=region,
            image=image,
            size_slug=size,
            ssh_keys=[ssh_key],
+
    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_names, tags, user_data) -> VM:
        ssh_keys = []
        for ssh_key_name in ssh_key_names:
            ssh_key = self._get_do_ssh_key(ssh_key_name)
            if not ssh_key:
                fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in DigitalOcean")
            ssh_keys.append(ssh_key)

        droplet = digitalocean.Droplet(
            token=self.token,
            name=name,
            region=region,
            image=image,
            size_slug=size,
            ssh_keys=ssh_keys,
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The file /home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/providers/digitalocean.py has been updated successfully. (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)
✏️ Edit vultr.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/providers/vultr.py
    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_name, tags, user_data) -> VM:
        ssh_key = self._get_vultr_ssh_key(ssh_key_name)
        if not ssh_key:
            fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in Vultr")

        kwargs = {
            "os_id": int(image),
            "label": name,
            "hostname": name,
            "sshkey_id": [ssh_key["id"]],
+
    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_names, tags, user_data) -> VM:
        sshkey_ids = []
        for ssh_key_name in ssh_key_names:
            ssh_key = self._get_vultr_ssh_key(ssh_key_name)
            if not ssh_key:
                fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in Vultr")
            sshkey_ids.append(ssh_key["id"])

        kwargs = {
            "os_id": int(image),
            "label": name,
            "hostname": name,
            "sshkey_id": sshkey_ids,
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✏️ Edit gcp.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/providers/gcp.py
    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_name, tags, user_data) -> VM:
        zone = region
        if not self.get_ssh_key(ssh_key_name):
            fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in GCP project metadata")
+
    def create_vm(self, name, region, image, size, ssh_key_names, tags, user_data) -> VM:
        zone = region
        for ssh_key_name in ssh_key_names:
            if not self.get_ssh_key(ssh_key_name):
                fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in GCP project metadata")
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Now check.py — check every configured key:

✏️ Edit check.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/subcommands/check.py
    # 2. Check SSH key exists
    if cfg.ssh_key:
        key = provider.get_ssh_key(cfg.ssh_key)
        report("SSH key", key is not None, cfg.ssh_key)
    else:
        report("SSH key", False, "not configured")
+
    # 2. Check SSH keys exist
    if cfg.ssh_keys:
        for ssh_key_name in cfg.ssh_keys:
            key = provider.get_ssh_key(ssh_key_name)
            report("SSH key", key is not None, ssh_key_name)
    else:
        report("SSH key", False, "not configured")
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Thinking

All code changes are complete. Let me run the linter and test suite:

$ Bash
Run ruff lint
uv run ruff check machine/ 2>&1 | tail -20
C901 `command` is too complex (26 > 25)
  --> machine/subcommands/create.py:36:5
   |
34 | @click.option("--output", "-o", metavar="<FORMAT>", help="Output format")
35 | @click.pass_context
36 | def command(context, name, tag, type, region, machine_size, image, wait_for_ip, update_dns, initialize, output):
   |     ^^^^^^^
37 |     command_context: MainCmdCtx = context.obj
38 |     config = command_context.config
   |

Found 1 error.
Thinking

The verification loop pushed command over the complexity limit. I'll extract it into a helper — that also reads cleaner:

✏️ Edit create.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/subcommands/create.py
def _validate_dns_zone(provider, dns_zone):
    available_zones = provider.list_domains()
    if dns_zone not in available_zones:
        zones_str = ", ".join(available_zones) if available_zones else "none"
        fatal_error(f"Error: DNS zone '{dns_zone}' not found in {provider.provider_name}. Available zones: {zones_str}")
+
def _validate_dns_zone(provider, dns_zone):
    available_zones = provider.list_domains()
    if dns_zone not in available_zones:
        zones_str = ", ".join(available_zones) if available_zones else "none"
        fatal_error(f"Error: DNS zone '{dns_zone}' not found in {provider.provider_name}. Available zones: {zones_str}")


def _verify_ssh_keys(provider, ssh_key_names):
    for ssh_key_name in ssh_key_names:
        if not provider.get_ssh_key(ssh_key_name):
            fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in {provider.provider_name}")
✏️ Edit create.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/subcommands/create.py
    # Verify SSH keys exist
    for ssh_key_name in config.ssh_keys:
        if not provider.get_ssh_key(ssh_key_name):
            fatal_error(f"Error: SSH key '{ssh_key_name}' not found in {provider.provider_name}")
+
    # Verify SSH keys exist
    _verify_ssh_keys(provider, config.ssh_keys)
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The file /home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/subcommands/create.py has been updated successfully. (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)
$ Bash
Lint and run unit/integration tests
uv run ruff check machine/ 2>&1 | tail -5 && echo "===TESTS===" && uv run pytest tests/test_config.py tests/test_input_validation.py tests/test_cli_integration.py -q 2>&1 | tail -30
All checks passed!
===TESTS===
..................................                                       [100%]
34 passed in 4.94s
Thinking

All 34 tests pass and lint is clean. Let me check main.py to confirm which commands exercise config parsing, so I can write good tests:

Read
{
  "file_path": "/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/machine/main.py"
}
1	import os
2	
3	import click
4	
5	from machine import config
6	from machine import constants
7	from machine.di import d
8	from machine.log import output
9	from machine.providers import create_provider
10	from machine.subcommands import check, create, destroy, info, list, projects, ssh_keys, domains, list_domain, types, status
11	from machine.types import CliOptions, MainCmdCtx
12	from machine.util import load_session_id
13	
14	CLICK_CONTEXT_SETTINGS = dict(help_option_names=["-h", "--help"])
15	
16	
17	@click.group(context_settings=CLICK_CONTEXT_SETTINGS)
18	@click.option("--debug", is_flag=True, default=False, help="Enable debug output")
19	@click.option("--quiet", is_flag=True, default=False, help="Suppress all non-essential output")
20	@click.option("--verbose", is_flag=True, default=False, help="Enable verbose output")
21	@click.option("--dry-run", is_flag=True, default=False, help="Run but do not do anything")
22	@click.option("--config-file", metavar="<PATH>", help=f"Specify the config file (default {constants.default_config_file_path})")
23	@click.option(
24	    "--session-id", metavar="<ID>", default=load_session_id, help="Override the default session ID (default: from session-id.yml)"
25	)
26	@click.pass_context
27	def main(context, debug, quiet, verbose, dry_run, config_file, session_id):
28	    options = CliOptions(debug, quiet, verbose, dry_run)
29	    d.opt = options
30	    # Skip config loading for version subcommand since it doesn't need it
31	    # and should work even when no config file exists (#25)
32	    if context.invoked_subcommand == "version":
33	        return
34	    cfg = config.get(config_file)
35	    provider = create_provider(cfg.provider_name, cfg.provider_config)
36	    main_context = MainCmdCtx(cfg, session_id, provider)
37	    context.obj = main_context
38	
39	
40	@main.command()
41	@click.pass_context
42	def version(context):
43	    try:
44	        version_file = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "version.txt")
45	        with open(version_file) as f:
46	            version_string = f.read().strip()
47	    except FileNotFoundError:
48	        version_string = "dev"
49	    output(version_string)
50	
51	
52	main.add_command(check.command, "check")
53	main.add_command(create.command, "create")
54	main.add_command(destroy.command, "destroy")
55	main.add_command(domains.command, "domains")
56	main.add_command(info.command, "info")
57	main.add_command(list.command, "list")
58	main.add_command(list_domain.command, "list-domain")
59	main.add_command(projects.command, "projects")
60	main.add_command(ssh_keys.command, "ssh-keys")
61	main.add_command(types.command, "types")
62	main.add_command(status.command, "status")
63	
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config.get() runs for every command except version, so types exercises config parsing without needing API calls. Let me add tests:

✏️ Edit test_config.py
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/tests/test_config.py
import os
import pytest
from unittest.mock import patch
from machine.config import _expand_env_vars
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import os
import pytest
from unittest.mock import patch
from machine.config import _expand_env_vars, _get_ssh_keys
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    def test_mixed_nested_structure(self):
        with patch.dict(os.environ, {"V": "replaced"}):
            data = {"list": ["${V}", "fixed"], "nested": {"k": "${V}"}}
            result = _expand_env_vars(data)
            assert result == {"list": ["replaced", "fixed"], "nested": {"k": "replaced"}}
+
    def test_mixed_nested_structure(self):
        with patch.dict(os.environ, {"V": "replaced"}):
            data = {"list": ["${V}", "fixed"], "nested": {"k": "${V}"}}
            result = _expand_env_vars(data)
            assert result == {"list": ["replaced", "fixed"], "nested": {"k": "replaced"}}


class TestGetSshKeys:
    """The 'ssh-key' config value accepts either a single name or a list of
    names; both forms normalize to a non-empty list."""

    def test_single_name_returns_one_element_list(self):
        assert _get_ssh_keys({"ssh-key": "my-key"}, "digital-ocean") == ["my-key"]

    def test_list_of_names_preserved(self):
        assert _get_ssh_keys({"ssh-key": ["alice", "bob"]}, "digital-ocean") == ["alice", "bob"]

    def test_list_elements_coerced_to_str(self):
        assert _get_ssh_keys({"ssh-key": [1, 2]}, "digital-ocean") == ["1", "2"]

    def test_missing_key_exits(self):
        with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
            _get_ssh_keys({}, "digital-ocean")

    def test_empty_list_exits(self):
        with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
            _get_ssh_keys({"ssh-key": []}, "digital-ocean")

    def test_unsupported_type_exits(self):
        with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
            _get_ssh_keys({"ssh-key": {"unexpected": "mapping"}}, "digital-ocean")
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Now an integration test confirming the list form is accepted end-to-end:

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/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/tests/test_input_validation.py
class TestCreateNoInitialize:
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class TestMultipleSshKeys:
    """Issue: the 'ssh-key' config value may be a single name or a list of
    names, and existing single-name configs must keep working."""

    @pytest.fixture()
    def config_dir(self, tmp_path):
        return tmp_path

    def test_single_ssh_key_still_accepted(self, config_dir):
        """The original scalar form must remain backwards compatible."""
        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
        write_config(config_file, valid_config())
        result = run_machine("--config-file", str(config_file), "types")
        assert result.returncode == 0
        assert "web-server" in result.stdout

    def test_list_of_ssh_keys_accepted(self, config_dir):
        """A YAML list of key names should parse without a config error."""
        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
        write_config(
            config_file,
            """\
            digital-ocean:
              access-token: fake-token
              ssh-key:
                - first-key
                - second-key
              machine-size: s-1vcpu-1gb
              image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
              region: nyc1
            machines:
              web-server:
                new-user-name: admin
            """,
        )
        result = run_machine("--config-file", str(config_file), "types")
        assert result.returncode == 0
        assert "web-server" in result.stdout
        assert "Traceback" not in result.stderr

    def test_empty_ssh_key_list_rejected(self, config_dir):
        """An explicitly empty list is not a valid configuration."""
        config_file = config_dir / "config.yml"
        write_config(
            config_file,
            """\
            digital-ocean:
              access-token: fake-token
              ssh-key: []
              machine-size: s-1vcpu-1gb
              image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
              region: nyc1
            machines:
              web-server:
                new-user-name: admin
            """,
        )
        result = run_machine("--config-file", str(config_file), "types")
        assert result.returncode != 0
        assert "ssh-key" in result.stderr
        assert "Traceback" not in result.stderr


class TestCreateNoInitialize:
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...........................................                              [100%]
43 passed in 5.39s
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All 43 tests pass. Now let me update the README documentation:

✏️ Edit README.md
/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/README.md
| `access-token` | Yes | DigitalOcean API access token |
| `ssh-key` | Yes | Name of the SSH key in your DigitalOcean account to use for new machines |
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| `access-token` | Yes | DigitalOcean API access token |
| `ssh-key` | Yes | Name of an SSH key in your DigitalOcean account to use for new machines, or a list of names (see [Multiple SSH keys](#multiple-ssh-keys)) |
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| `api-key` | Yes | Vultr API key (from https://my.vultr.com/settings/#settingsapi) |
| `ssh-key` | Yes | Name of the SSH key in your Vultr account to use for new machines |
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| `api-key` | Yes | Vultr API key (from https://my.vultr.com/settings/#settingsapi) |
| `ssh-key` | Yes | Name of an SSH key in your Vultr account to use for new machines, or a list of names (see [Multiple SSH keys](#multiple-ssh-keys)) |
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| `ssh-key` | Yes | Username GCP associates with an SSH key in the project's `ssh-keys` metadata (see SSH key notes below) |
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| `ssh-key` | Yes | Username GCP associates with an SSH key in the project's `ssh-keys` metadata (see SSH key notes below), or a list of usernames (see [Multiple SSH keys](#multiple-ssh-keys)) |
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178	   ```
179	
180	The tool reads existing keys but does not create them.
181	
182	**Other notes:**
183	- The `project` config key and re-assignment to projects are not applicable when using GCP — every resource is owned by the project specified in `project-id` at creation time.
184	- The `region` field is interpreted as a GCE zone. Validation only checks for plausibility; any zone string with a hyphen is accepted.
185	
186	#### Machines Section
187	
188	**machines section:**
189	
190	Each entry under `machines:` defines a machine type that can be referenced with `create --type`:
191	
192	| Key | Required | Description |
193	|-----|----------|-------------|
194	| `new-user-name` | Yes | Username for the non-root user created on the machine |
195	| `script-url` | No | URL to download an initialization script from |
196	| `script-dir` | No | Directory to store the initialization script |
197	| `script-path` | No | Full path for the initialization script |
198	| `script-args` | No | Arguments passed to the initialization script (supports variable expansion) |
199	
200	If `script-url`, `script-dir`, and `script-path` are all provided, the script is downloaded and executed as the new user during cloud-init. The following variables are available for expansion in `script-args`:
201	
202	- `$MACHINE_SCRIPT_URL` — URL of the initialization script
203	- `$MACHINE_SCRIPT_DIR` — directory path for the script
204	- `$MACHINE_FQDN` — fully qualified domain name of the machine (if DNS is configured)
205	
206	#### Environment Variable Substitution
207	
208	Config values support environment variable substitution using `${VAR}` syntax, similar to Docker Compose files. This is useful for keeping secrets like API tokens out of the config file.
209	
210	Supported forms:
211	- `${VAR}` — substitutes the value of `VAR`; errors if the variable is not set
212	- `${VAR:-default}` — substitutes the value of `VAR`, or `default` if the variable is not set
213	
214	Examples:
215	```yaml
216	# DigitalOcean
217	digital-ocean:
218	    access-token: ${DO_API_TOKEN}
219	    ssh-key: ${SSH_KEY_NAME:-my-ssh-key}
220	    dns-zone: example.com
221	    machine-size: ${MACHINE_SIZE:-s-4vcpu-8gb}
222	    image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
223	    region: ${DO_REGION:-nyc3}
224	    project: Infrastructure
225	```
226	
227	```yaml
228	# Vultr
229	vultr:
230	    api-key: ${VULTR_API_KEY}
231	    ssh-key: ${SSH_KEY_NAME:-my-ssh-key}
232	    dns-zone: example.com
233	    machine-size: ${MACHINE_SIZE:-vc2-1c-1gb}
234	    image: 2136
235	    region: ${VULTR_REGION:-ewr}
236	```
237	
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#### Environment Variable Substitution
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#### Multiple SSH keys

The `ssh-key` config value accepts either a single key name or a list of names. When a list is given, every key is installed on new machines (both on the provider account's default user and, when `--initialize` is used, on the new user created by cloud-init).

```yaml
digital-ocean:
    access-token: ${DO_API_TOKEN}
    ssh-key:
        - alice-laptop
        - bob-laptop
    machine-size: s-4vcpu-8gb
    image: ubuntu-22-04-x64
    region: nyc3
```

The single-name form is unchanged and remains fully supported:

```yaml
    ssh-key: my-ssh-key-name
```

#### Environment Variable Substitution
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352:When `--initialize` is enabled (the default), a cloud-config user-data payload is generated that creates a non-root user with sudo access, installs the SSH key, and optionally downloads and runs an initialization script.
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creates a non-root user with sudo access, installs the SSH key, and optionally downloads and runs an initialization script.
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creates a non-root user with sudo access, installs the configured SSH key(s), and optionally downloads and runs an initialization script.
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Let me run the full test suite and lint once more, and sanity-check the generated cloud-config:

$ Bash
Lint and run full non-e2e test suite
uv run ruff check machine/ tests/ 2>&1 | tail -3 && echo "===TESTS===" && uv run pytest tests/ -q --ignore=tests/test_e2e.py 2>&1 | tail -12
All checks passed!
===TESTS===
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$ Bash
Verify generated cloud-config YAML with multiple keys
uv run python -c "
import yaml
from machine.cloud_config import get_user_data
from machine.provider import SSHKey
from machine.types import MachineConfig

class FakeProvider:
    provider_name = 'Fake'
    _keys = {'alice': 'ssh-rsa AAAAalice alice@host', 'bob': 'ssh-ed25519 AAAAbob bob@host'}
    def get_ssh_key(self, name):
        k = self._keys.get(name)
        return SSHKey(id=name, name=name, fingerprint='', public_key=k) if k else None

mc = MachineConfig('admin', None, None, None, None)
out = get_user_data(FakeProvider(), ['alice', 'bob'], 'host.example.com', mc)
print(out)
parsed = yaml.safe_load(out)
keys = parsed['users'][0]['ssh-authorized-keys']
assert keys == ['ssh-rsa AAAAalice alice@host', 'ssh-ed25519 AAAAbob bob@host'], keys
print('cloud-config parses as valid YAML; both keys present:', keys)
# single-key backwards-compat
out1 = get_user_data(FakeProvider(), ['alice'], '', mc)
assert yaml.safe_load(out1)['users'][0]['ssh-authorized-keys'] == ['ssh-rsa AAAAalice alice@host']
print('single-key form OK')
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I like that test, but can you please put it in a file so it gets added to the project test suite, rather than running it ad-hoc?

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3	
4	def yaml():
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/home/david/projects/stirlingbridge/machine/tests/test_cloud_config.py
"""Tests for cloud-init user-data generation, including provisioning of
one or more SSH keys onto the new user."""

import pytest

from machine.cloud_config import get_user_data
from machine.factory import yaml
from machine.provider import SSHKey
from machine.types import MachineConfig


class FakeProvider:
    """Minimal CloudProvider stand-in that resolves a fixed set of keys."""

    provider_name = "Fake"
    _keys = {
        "alice": "ssh-rsa AAAAalice alice@host",
        "bob": "ssh-ed25519 AAAAbob bob@host",
    }

    def get_ssh_key(self, name):
        public_key = self._keys.get(name)
        if public_key is None:
            return None
        return SSHKey(id=name, name=name, fingerprint="", public_key=public_key)


def _machine_config():
    return MachineConfig("admin", None, None, None, None)


def _authorized_keys(user_data):
    """Parse generated user-data and return the new user's authorized keys."""
    parsed = yaml().load(user_data)
    return list(parsed["users"][0]["ssh-authorized-keys"])


class TestGetUserData:
    def test_single_key_installed(self):
        """The original single-name form installs exactly that key."""
        user_data = get_user_data(FakeProvider(), ["alice"], "", _machine_config())
        assert _authorized_keys(user_data) == ["ssh-rsa AAAAalice alice@host"]

    def test_multiple_keys_installed(self):
        """A list of names installs every resolved key, in order."""
        user_data = get_user_data(FakeProvider(), ["alice", "bob"], "host.example.com", _machine_config())
        assert _authorized_keys(user_data) == [
            "ssh-rsa AAAAalice alice@host",
            "ssh-ed25519 AAAAbob bob@host",
        ]

    def test_generated_user_data_is_valid_yaml(self):
        """Generated user-data must parse as YAML so cloud-init can consume it."""
        user_data = get_user_data(FakeProvider(), ["alice", "bob"], "", _machine_config())
        assert user_data.startswith("#cloud-config")
        parsed = yaml().load(user_data)
        assert parsed["users"][0]["name"] == "admin"

    def test_unknown_key_is_fatal(self):
        """A key name the provider cannot resolve aborts with a clear error."""
        with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
            get_user_data(FakeProvider(), ["alice", "ghost"], "", _machine_config())
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===TESTS===
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All 47 tests pass and lint is clean. Here's a summary of what I implemented.

Multiple SSH keys — backwards-compatible

The ssh-key config value now accepts either a single name (string) or a list of names. Existing single-name configs are unchanged.

ssh-key: my-key            # still works exactly as before

ssh-key:                   # new: provision multiple keys
  - alice-laptop
  - bob-laptop

Code changes

  • machine/types.pyConfig.ssh_key: strConfig.ssh_keys: list.
  • machine/config.py — new _get_ssh_keys() helper normalizes the ssh-key value to a non-empty list, accepting a string or a list. Reuses _require_key so the "missing key" error message is unchanged; rejects an empty list or an unsupported type with a graceful error.
  • machine/cloud_config.pyget_user_data() resolves every key name and emits one ssh-authorized-keys entry per key in the generated cloud-init payload.
  • machine/subcommands/create.py — verifies each configured key exists (extracted to _verify_ssh_keys() to stay under the ruff complexity limit) and passes the full list to the provider.
  • machine/subcommands/check.py — reports a PASS/FAIL line per key.
  • machine/provider.py + providers/{digitalocean,vultr,gcp}.pycreate_vm()'s ssh_key_name parameter is now ssh_key_names (a list). DigitalOcean attaches all keys via ssh_keys=[...], Vultr via sshkey_id=[...], and GCP validates each name against project metadata.

Tests added

  • tests/test_config.pyTestGetSshKeys: scalar form, list form, str coercion, and rejection of missing/empty/wrong-type values.
  • tests/test_cloud_config.py (new file) — single-key install, multi-key install in order, generated payload parses as valid YAML, and an unresolvable key aborts cleanly.
  • tests/test_input_validation.pyTestMultipleSshKeys: end-to-end CLI checks that the scalar form still works, the list form parses, and an empty list is rejected gracefully (no traceback).

Docs

README updated: the ssh-key row in all three provider tables now notes list support, plus a new Multiple SSH keys section with examples.

One behavior note worth flagging: on DigitalOcean and Vultr, the listed keys are also attached to the provider's default account user (e.g. root), not only the cloud-init user — that matches the pre-existing single-key behavior. GCP has no per-VM key attachment, so there the keys are only validated against project metadata, as before.

Thanks, that's great. We still need to add multiple keys in the e2e tests but since that will involve creating and provisioning extra keys, we'll do that as a separate task in the future.

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Sounds good — that's a sensible split. I'll note the deferred e2e work so a future session knows it's a known gap.

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---
name: e2e-multiple-ssh-keys-deferred
description: E2E test coverage for the multiple-SSH-keys feature is a deferred future task
metadata:
  type: project
---

The multiple-SSH-keys feature (config `ssh-key` accepts a single name or a list; branch `dboreham/multiple-ssh-keys`) shipped with unit and integration test coverage but intentionally NOT e2e coverage. Adding multiple-key cases to `tests/test_e2e.py` is a separate future task.

**Why:** Decided 2026-05-19. E2e multi-key cases need extra SSH keys created and provisioned at the real providers; the user chose to defer that setup to keep the feature change focused.
**How to apply:** If asked to extend e2e SSH-key testing, this is the known gap — `tests/test_e2e.py` currently exercises only a single `E2E_SSH_KEY`.
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- [No core type changes for debug features](feedback_no_modify_core_types_for_debug.md) — Keep diagnostic commands decoupled from core dataclasses
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- [No core type changes for debug features](feedback_no_modify_core_types_for_debug.md) — Keep diagnostic commands decoupled from core dataclasses
- [E2E multi-SSH-key tests deferred](e2e-multiple-ssh-keys-deferred.md) — Multi-key e2e coverage is a known gap, deferred to a future task
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  "file_path": "/home/david/.claude/projects/-home-david-projects-stirlingbridge-machine/memory/MEMORY.md"
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- [No core type changes for debug features](feedback_no_modify_core_types_for_debug.md) — Keep diagnostic commands decoupled from core dataclasses
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- [No core type changes for debug features](feedback_no_modify_core_types_for_debug.md) — Keep diagnostic commands decoupled from core dataclasses
- [E2E multi-SSH-key tests deferred](e2e-multiple-ssh-keys-deferred.md) — Multi-key e2e coverage is a known gap, deferred to a future task
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