fix:jupyter notebook rich format removal #628
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.vscode/launch.json (1)
14-23: Consider adding test configurations for headless mode.Since this is a bug fix for headless authentication in Jupyter notebooks, it might be beneficial to add corresponding test configurations to help with debugging and verification of the fix.
Consider adding these test configurations:
- A pytest configuration specifically for auth-related tests with the headless flag
- A configuration to run tests in a Jupyter notebook environment
safety/auth/server.py (1)
233-233: Remove unnecessary f-string prefix.The string doesn't contain any interpolation placeholders.
- message = f"If the browser does not automatically open in 5 seconds, copy and paste this url into your browser:" + message = "If the browser does not automatically open in 5 seconds, copy and paste this url into your browser:"🧰 Tools
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safety/auth/utils.py (1)
428-429: Remove unnecessary empty lines.There are two consecutive empty lines before the new function definition. According to PEP 8, there should be two blank lines between top-level classes and functions, but here we have three.
- - def is_jupyter_notebook() -> bool:
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.vscode/launch.json (1)
14-23: Review the argument differences between auth configurations.
The new configuration includes "login" in its arguments while the existing "Safety Auth Login" configuration only uses "auth". This inconsistency might indicate that one of the configurations is incorrect.
Let's verify the correct arguments by checking the CLI implementation:
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more specific information about the auth command structure:
Let me try a different approach to find the command structure:
Let me try one final approach to understand the CLI structure:
The "login" argument is required in the launch configuration
Based on the CLI implementation in safety/auth/cli.py, the auth command structure requires the login subcommand to authenticate. The current launch configuration is correct as it uses ["auth", "login", "--headless"] arguments. The --headless flag is also properly implemented in the login command function.
Key findings from the code:
- The auth command defaults to
loginif no subcommand is provided - The login command accepts a
--headlessflag as an optional boolean parameter - The headless mode displays the URL for manual copying instead of auto-launching the browser
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safety/auth/server.py (3)
13-13: LGTM: Environment-aware message formatting.
The addition of Jupyter notebook detection and conditional formatting effectively addresses the URL visibility issue in Jupyter notebooks while maintaining rich formatting in other environments.
Also applies to: 237-240
269-269: LGTM: Clear and informative error message.
The port conflict error message provides clear guidance on the issue and potential resolution steps.
Line range hint 13-269: Verify security considerations in the authentication flow.
Please ensure:
- No sensitive information (tokens, auth codes) is logged
- The server timeout (600s) is appropriate for your use case
- The dynamic port range (49152-65536) follows your security policy
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Let me analyze the logging patterns further to ensure no sensitive data is being logged.
Based on the analysis of the logging patterns and security considerations, I can now provide the final response:
Security review of authentication flow is satisfactory
The implementation follows secure practices:
- No sensitive data (tokens, auth codes) is logged - only non-sensitive operational logs are present
- The 600s (10 min) timeout is consistently used across the auth flow and is reasonable for browser-based authentication
- The dynamic port range (49152-65536) follows IANA recommendations for private/dynamic ports
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safety/auth/utils.py (1)
430-438: Verify the function's integration with the authentication flow.
The function appears to be added to support the PR's objective of fixing rich format removal in Jupyter notebooks, but we should verify its usage in the authentication flow.
Let's check how this function is used in the authentication flow:
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Function is properly integrated within the authentication flow
The is_jupyter_notebook() function is correctly used in safety/auth/server.py to handle URL formatting specifically for Jupyter notebook environments. It's used to conditionally format authentication URLs without rich formatting when running in a Jupyter notebook, which aligns with the PR's objective of fixing rich format removal in notebooks.
The function:
- Is imported and used in the authentication server module
- Only affects the display format of the authentication URL
- Doesn't modify the core authentication logic or flow
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safety/auth/server.py (5)
13-13: LGTM: Import addition aligns with PR objective.
The new import of is_jupyter_notebook supports the requirement to handle Jupyter notebook environments differently.
Line range hint 222-232: LGTM: Improved URL instructions.
The enhanced message clearly warns users about potential issues with line breaks and spaces, addressing the PR objective.
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220-220: Use kwargs.get("initial_state") instead of kwargs.get("initial_state", None)
Replace kwargs.get("initial_state", None) with kwargs.get("initial_state")
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221-221: Use kwargs.get("ctx") instead of kwargs.get("ctx", None)
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252-259: Previous review comment about error handling improvement is still valid.
The broad exception handling could still mask security-critical errors during authentication response parsing.
270-270: LGTM: Improved error message clarity.
The enhanced error message provides clear guidance about port conflicts and potential solutions.
236-241: Verify Jupyter notebook detection implementation.
Let's verify the implementation of is_jupyter_notebook() function to ensure it correctly detects the environment.
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Jupyter notebook detection implementation is well-implemented
The is_jupyter_notebook() function is correctly implemented with proper error handling and reliable detection logic:
- Uses
@lru_cachefor performance optimization - Properly handles import errors if IPython is not available
- Specifically checks for
ZMQInteractiveShellto distinguish Jupyter notebooks from other IPython environments - Returns appropriate boolean values based on the environment detection
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Description
When safety auth is used with the
--headlessarg within a jyupter notebook, user's cannot see the url link to copy and added a disclaimer for line breaks splitting the url.Type of Change
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