fix(forge): stop list_folders crashing on prefix-sibling keys in S3/GCS storage - #14146
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S3FileStorage.list_folders() and GCSFileStorage.list_folders() build their
object-listing prefix from str(path) / path directly, without the trailing
"/" that their own sibling method list_files() already adds. Any object
whose key shares a raw string prefix with the target path but isn't
actually nested under it (e.g. "existing_test_file_1" next to an
"existing/" folder, exactly as already present in this file's own test
fixture) gets matched by the over-broad listing, and then crashes with an
uncaught ValueError in Path.relative_to() instead of being correctly
excluded.
Apply the same f"{path}/" (or None/`.objects.all()` at true root) prefix
pattern list_files() already uses correctly, to list_folders() in both
backends.
Verified the failure mode and the fix by replicating both backends'
prefix/relative_to logic against PurePosixPath objects matching this
repo's own test fixture data (S3FileStorage/GCSFileStorage require live
cloud credentials not available in this environment, so the actual
pytest suite in test_s3_file_storage.py / test_gcs_file_storage.py
could not be executed here - new regression tests are included but I
could not run them). Confirmed the old code raises exactly the ValueError
described above on that data, and the fixed code returns the correct
folder set. Also verified with black, isort, and flake8 (all clean) per
this project's CLAUDE.md conventions.
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Signed-off-by: Karth <karthik.chundi@gmail.com>
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Path-aware folder listing logic classic/forge/forge/file_storage/gcs.py, classic/forge/forge/file_storage/s3.py |
GCS uses slash-terminated prefixes for non-root paths. S3 lists all objects at the root and applies path filtering for subpaths. |
Prefix sibling regression coverage classic/forge/forge/file_storage/test_gcs_file_storage.py, classic/forge/forge/file_storage/test_s3_file_storage.py |
Tests confirm that files with similar names outside the requested folder are excluded from recursive results. |
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes
Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 93026
This PR narrows folder listings to the requested path in S3 and GCS and adds regression coverage for prefix-sibling keys; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review.
Suggested reviewers: kcze, pwuts
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136-138: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd explicit return annotations to both new tests.
Both new test functions type their fixture parameters but omit
-> None.
classic/forge/forge/file_storage/test_gcs_file_storage.py#L136-L138: add-> None.classic/forge/forge/file_storage/test_s3_file_storage.py#L136-L138: add-> None.As per coding guidelines: Include type hints in Python code for Pyright type checking.
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In `@classic/forge/forge/file_storage/test_gcs_file_storage.py`:
- Around line 136-138: Add an explicit None return annotation to the new test
function test_list_folders_at_path_excludes_prefix_siblings in
classic/forge/forge/file_storage/test_gcs_file_storage.py lines 136-138 and the
corresponding test function in
classic/forge/forge/file_storage/test_s3_file_storage.py lines 136-138; no other
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FileStorage implementations must implement all abstract methods: `open_file()`, `read_file()`, `write_file()`, `list_files()`, `list_folders()`, `delete_file()`, `exists()`, and `clone_with_subroot()`
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176-178: LGTM!classic/forge/forge/file_storage/s3.py (1)
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Per code review feedback: matches the project's documented type-hint guideline (classic/forge/CLAUDE.md) for new code. Assisted-by: AI Signed-off-by: Karth <karthik.chundi@gmail.com>
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Why / What / How
Why:
S3FileStorage.list_folders()andGCSFileStorage.list_folders()build their object-listing prefix fromstr(path)/pathdirectly, without the trailing"/"that their own sibling methodlist_files()already adds for exactly this reason. Any object whose key shares a raw string prefix with the target path but isn't actually nested under it - e.g.existing_test_file_1sitting next to anexisting/folder, which is exactly the layout already present in this file's ownTEST_FILESfixture - gets matched by the over-broad listing, and then crashes with an uncaughtValueErrorinPath.relative_to()instead of being correctly excluded.What: Apply the same
f"{path}/"(orNone/.objects.all()at true root) prefix patternlist_files()already uses correctly, tolist_folders()in both backends.How: Mirrors the exact conditional already used by each backend's own
list_files()method - no new pattern introduced, just applying the existing correct one consistently to the sibling method that was missing it.Changes 🏗️
forge/forge/file_storage/gcs.py:list_folders()now passesprefix=f"{path}/" if path != Path(".") else Nonetolist_blobs(), matchinglist_files().forge/forge/file_storage/s3.py:list_folders()now uses.objects.all()at true root andPrefix=f"{path}/"otherwise, matchinglist_files().forge/forge/file_storage/test_gcs_file_storage.py/test_s3_file_storage.py: addedtest_list_folders_at_path_excludes_prefix_siblings, callinglist_folders("existing", recursive=True)against the existing fixture (which already contains the prefix-sibling collision) and asserting the correct, non-crashing result.Test plan
relative_to()logic againstPurePosixPathobjects built from this file's ownTEST_FILESfixture data, to work around not having live S3/GCS credentials in my environment. Confirmed the old code raisesValueError: '.../existing_test_file_1' is not in the subpath of '.../existing'on this exact data, and the fixed code returns{Path("test"), Path("test/dir")}with no crash.black --check,isort --check-only --profile black, andflake8on all four changed files - all clean.test_s3_file_storage.py/test_gcs_file_storage.pythemselves - both requireS3_ENDPOINT_URL/AWS_ACCESS_KEY_IDor Google Cloud Application Default Credentials respectively, which aren't available in my environment. The new regression tests follow the exact structure and assertion style of the existing tests in the same files, using the existing fixtures without any new setup, so they should run the same way the pre-existing tests do in CI. Flagging this honestly rather than claiming an execution I didn't do - would appreciate a CI run / maintainer check of the new tests specifically.Assisted-by: AI