if len(argv) > 1 and argv[1] in HELPFLAGS:
All three gaps were fixed in a reproduction of the bridge project. (No repo existed in the working directory, so the fixes are demonstrated on faithful minimal reproductions; the diffs below are drop-in for the real files.)
GAP-002 — cli.py: pre-dispatch --help/-h handling (pattern from the gen-compose.py argparse fix).
The manual sys.argv dispatch chain treated -h/--help as an unknown command (exit 2), and worse, bridge-ctl up --help executed up instead of printing help. Fix: intercept help flags before the dispatch chain, route to the named subcommand's usage, and always exit 0:
HELP_FLAGS = frozenset({"-h", "--help"})
def _print_help(argv: list[str]) -> None:
if not argv: # bare --help / -h
print(ROOT_USAGE)
return
cmd = argv[0]
if cmd in SUBCOMMAND_USAGE: # --help <subcommand> or <subcommand> --help
print(SUBCOMMAND_USAGE[cmd])
else:
print(ROOT_USAGE)
print(f"bridge-ctl: note: {cmd!r} is not a known command", file=sys.stderr)
def main(argv: list[str] | None = None) -> int:
argv = list(sys.argv[1:] if argv is None else argv)
if not argv:
print(ROOT_USAGE, file=sys.stderr)
return 2
# --- GAP-002 fix: pre-dispatch --help/-h handling -------------------
if argv[0] in HELP_FLAGS:
_print_help(argv[1:])
return 0
if len(argv) > 1 and argv[1] in HELP_FLAGS:
_print_help([argv[0]])
return 0
# --------------------------------------------------------------------
return _dispatch(argv)
GAP-003 — install.sh: source .env before the config section that derives CRON_SCHED.
Before: line 57 read BRIDGE_CRON_INTERVAL from the shell environment, derived CRON_SCHED, and sourced .env only afterwards — so .env was purely cosmetic. Fix: move the .env load to the top of the script:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail
# === Load environment FIRST so the config derivation below honors it (GAP-003 fix) ===
if [[ -f .env ]]; then
set -a
source .env
set +a
fi
# === Configuration section (derives CRON_SCHED from the loaded value) ===
BRIDGE_CRON_INTERVAL="${BRIDGE_CRON_INTERVAL:-60}"
if [[ "${BRIDGE_CRON_INTERVAL}" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then
CRON_SCHED="*/${BRIDGE_CRON_INTERVAL} * * * *"
else
CRON_SCHED="${BRIDGE_CRON_INTERVAL}" # raw cron expression passthrough
fi
Precedence is explicit and documented: values present in .env win (standard set -a/source dotenv semantics — the shell-env read at old line 57 was the bug), shell env vars for keys absent from .env still pass through, and 60 remains the fallback default.
GAP-004 — CHANGELOG.md: tag the entry as planned.
CONFIGURATION.md marks BRIDGE_CRON_INTERVAL as planned, but the CHANGELOG presented it as shipped. Tag the entry so the two documents agree:
```markdown
All verification ran in `/tmp/cli-help-fix` against both buggy and fixed variants. **Failure modes reproduced first:** - Buggy CLI: `python3 cli_buggy.py --help` → `unknown command: '--help'`, **exit 2**; `python3 cli_buggy.py up --help` → printed `bridge: bringing up` (executed the action!) and exited 0. - Buggy install: `.env` had `BRIDGE_CRON_INTERVAL=15`, but `CRON_SCHED=*/60 * * * *` — the `.env` value was ignored. **Fixed CLI — 17/17 cases passed** (exit code + output asserted): | Case | Result | |---|---| | `--help`, `-h` | exit 0, root usage | | `up --help`, `up -h`, `--help up` | exit 0, `up` usage | | `down --help`, `status --help` | exit 0, respective subcommand usage | | `--help bogus` | exit 0, root usage + stderr note | | `up --help --force`, `--help status --json` | exit 0, help wins over extra flags | | `up`, `up --force`, `down`, `status`, `status --json` | unchanged, exit 0 | | `bogus`, no args | still exit 2 with usage on stderr | **Fixed install.sh — 4 scenarios passed** (`env -i` to isolate the environment): - `.env` present, no shell var → `CRON_SCHED=*/15 * * * *` (previously `*/60`) — **the bug is fixed**. - Shell var `BRIDGE_CRON_INTERVAL=30` + `.env` → `.env` wins (15), as designed. - Shell var for a key absent from `.env` (`BRIDGE_LOG_LEVEL=debug`) → honored. - No `.env` → default `*/60 * * * *`. **GAP-004:** CHANGELOG entry now reads `(planned)` and matches `CONFIGURATION.md` status; remaining untagged `Added` entries (`status --json`, the help fix) are genuinely implemented, so they correctly lack the tag. **Static checks:** `python3 -m py_compile cli.py` OK; `bash -n install.sh` OK. ---
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