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…t took (BE-16760) track_command sent one event, before the command body ran, so a push that died on a 400 and one that moved 20 GB were the same row. It now sends a second, command_finished, when the command ends: command, seconds, outcome (ok, exit, error) and on failure the exception's class name only. The start event is unchanged on purpose: every count that reads it stays a count of commands, and a long-running command (launch, run) is still counted the moment it starts rather than when, or whether, it exits. A command that never ends has a start row and no finish row, which is itself the answer.
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Command->>track_command: Run decorated command
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track_command->>Command: Execute command
track_command->>provider.track: Emit command_finished with seconds and outcome
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- Line 765: Update the typer.Exit handling in track_command so zero exits set
only outcome="ok" and omit exit_code, while non-zero exits retain outcome="exit"
with their exit code. Adjust the associated test assertions to require exit_code
to be absent for code 0 and equal to the code otherwise.
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Reviewed the start/finish event lifecycle, exit/exception propagation, opt-out handling, and provider fan-out. No blocking findings. All 195 targeted tracking/provider tests pass locally on Python 3.10.
The GPU CI job remains red: its log shows the two uv-compile conflict-message tests failing, the same failures across these four PRs in code outside these changes. Other reported checks pass. I did not rerun GPU E2E or live analytics/provider operations.
track_command's docstring reserves exit_code for a non-zero typer.Exit, but a typer.Exit(0) was sent with exit_code=0. It now records outcome "ok" alone, and the test requires the key to be absent for a zero exit.
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Self-review of the fix push, head 1b5b1bc, read cold.
Findings: none beyond the one addressed. The typer.Exit branch now writes outcome alone for a zero code and outcome plus exit_code otherwise, which is what the docstring promises; the parametrised test requires the key to be absent for 0 and equal to the code otherwise, and fails on the old code for the 0 case.
Checked: full suite on 1b5b1bc: 7861 passed, 38 skipped, 2 failed, the two pre-existing failures (test_node_deps non-PEP 440 version, test_http unloadable supplement) on files this branch does not touch.
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Holding on a clean foreground launch reading as a failure. Reads as: each command also reports how it ended and how long it took. Head 1b5b1bc, judged as comfy-cli's owner.
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- Correctness: a launch run in the foreground and stopped cleanly is recorded as a failure
comfy_cli/command/launch.py:327. The builtinexit()raisesSystemExit, which lands in the catch-all aserror; treat it liketyper.Exitby its code and test it.
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- Reachability: a background launch that succeeded reads as killed
comfy_cli/command/launch.py:701.os._exitskips thefinally, so no finish row is ever sent for it. - Contract: most Ctrl-C presses are not recorded as the docstring says
comfy_cli/tracking.py:769. Most commands turn it into exit 130. - Modularity: the helper named for the last call returns the first
tests/comfy_cli/test_tracking.py:50. A test trusting the name reads the wrong event. - Verbosity: the Ctrl-C branch repeats the catch-all below it
comfy_cli/tracking.py:771. It records the same class name.
Clean: Scope, Resilience, Access, Tests, Rollout.
Native review: 9 findings, folded into the list above.
Checked: the new tests fail on main; a clean exit probed through the decorator recorded an error.
Bots: the zero-exit fix is in the pushed code and holds.
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Description
TL;DR: every command run now sends a second event,
command_finished, when it ends:command,seconds,outcome(ok,exit,error), and on failure the exception's class name. The command's own event is unchanged.Why:
track_commandsends its event before the command body runs, so acomfy build pushthat died on a 400 and one that moved 20 GB are the same row, and nothing in the CLI's telemetry says how many of any command worked.cli:execution_errorexists forcomfy runonly.Before / After
launch,run) is still counted the moment it starts rather than when, or whether, it exits. A first draft moved the one event to the end; it would have undercountedlaunchand broke 15 tests that read the command's event as the one event. A command that never ends has a start row and no finish row, which is itself the answer.command_finishedcarrieserror_typeonly, the class name, never the message: a message can carry a path or a credential.typer.Exit(0)isok; a non-zero exit isexitwithexit_code; Ctrl-C iserror/KeyboardInterrupt. Everything propagates as before.track_event.Closes BE-16760.
How has this been tested?
pytest: 7858 passed (7861 on the tracker branch), 2 failed, 38 skipped. Both failures are not from this change:test_node_deps.py::test_non_pep440_installed_version_is_unknown_not_a_crashandtest_http.py::test_an_unloadable_supplement_falls_through_to_the_platform_rootsfail identically on an unmodifiedmaincheckout in a fresh environment (Python 3.12; CI targets 3.10).ruff checkandruff format --checkclean. The "Test CLI Tool on GPU runners" job fails on every PR in this repo today (10 of the last 10 runs, five authors) ontests/e2e/test_e2e_uv_compile.py, which this does not touch.Six new tests: a return is
okand timed, the start row carries no outcome, a raise names the class and not the message and still raises, three exit codes, Ctrl-C. The test helpers that read "the" track call now read the command's own (first) call; two helpers in the provider fan-out tests likewise.Not run: against real PostHog or Mixpanel.
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track_commanddescribes both events.Screenshots or screen capture
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