fix(addon): restore Supervisor app management - #2274
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In @.github/workflows/haos-e2e-inaddon-beta-tests.yml:
- Around line 267-275: Update both pytest run blocks in
.github/workflows/haos-e2e-inaddon-beta-tests.yml (lines 267-275) and
.github/workflows/haos-e2e-embedded-beta-tests.yml (lines 247-250) to pass
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In `@src/ha_mcp/tools/tools_addons.py`:
- Around line 365-379: Update _supervisor_unknown_outcome_suggestions so the
restart/rebuild branch does not mention ha_get_app, preserving the test
contract; retain the guidance about checking Supervisor jobs and logs and
avoiding automatic replay.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/src/unit/test_tools_addons.py` around lines 4405 -
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This assertion searches for the contiguous text add-on repository URL, but the production suggestion correctly says app (add-on) repository URL, so test_add_repository_other_error_gives_repo_specific_suggestion deterministically fails. Update the expectation to match the required first-mention terminology rather than reverting the user-facing message.
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573-613: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winBound the WebSocket authentication send by
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deadlineis set, use_send_with_deadline()for the authentication frame. The directself._ws.send()call can block past the reconnect deadline.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/haos_image_build/build_image.py`:
- Around line 2036-2037: Keep every retry operation within the shared deadline:
in tests/haos_image_build/build_image.py lines 2036-2037, skip
supervisor_api("/core/info") when no budget remains and cap its timeout by
deadline - time.monotonic(); in lines 2098-2105 and 2170-2175, cap each
post-ws.reconnect sleep by the remaining budget. Add zero-budget and near-expiry
tests for all three retry paths.
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In `@tests/haos_image_build/build_image.py`:
- Around line 573-613: Update the authentication send in HAWebSocket._connect to
use _send_with_deadline() when a deadline is provided, passing the serialized
auth frame and deadline; preserve the direct send behavior when no deadline is
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854-858: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject matching responses that complete after the deadline.
supervisor_api()validates the receive budget beforerecv(), but it returns a matching result without checking the deadline after parsing._wait_core_version()can therefore accept a matching version after its shared timeout expires.Call
_remaining_deadline_budget()immediately before returning the result. Add a regression test for a matching response that becomes available at the deadline.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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801-823: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winClose the WebSocket when a dispatched send finishes after the deadline.
If
connection.send(message)finishes afterworker.join()exhausts its budget but beforeworker.is_alive()runs,_send_with_deadline()returns normally.supervisor_api()then raisesTimeoutErrorbefore receiving a response, while the write outcome is unknown andself._wsremains open.After the worker finishes, close
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tests/src/unit/test_haos_supervisor_wait.py (1)
696-750: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the
update_timeoutbudget and the update POST.Both tests patch
_wait_supervisor_readyand assert onlyreconnectandsleep. The remaining-budget clamping that_apply_supervisor_image_updatecomputes asmax(deadline - time.monotonic(), 0.0)stays unverified, and the/supervisor/updatePOST is not checked. Capture the patched mock and assert both.♻️ Proposed test additions
patch( "tests.haos_image_build.build_image._wait_supervisor_ready", side_effect=[ ConnectionError("restart"), _SupervisorReadinessTimeout("done"), ], - ), + ) as wait_ready, patch("tests.haos_image_build.build_image.time.sleep") as sleep, pytest.raises(_SupervisorReadinessTimeout, match="done"), ): _apply_supervisor_image_update( ws, channel="beta", minimum_version="2026.08.0", deadline=1.0, timeout=1.0, ) + ws.supervisor_api.assert_called_once_with( + "/supervisor/update", method="post", timeout=1.0 + ) + assert [ + call.kwargs["update_timeout"] for call in wait_ready.call_args_list + ] == [1.0, 0.0] ws.reconnect.assert_called_once_with(deadline=1.0) sleep.assert_called_once_with(0.25)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/haos_image_build/build_image.py`:
- Around line 854-858: Update supervisor_api() to call
_remaining_deadline_budget() immediately before returning a matching parsed
response, rejecting responses completed after the deadline. Add a regression
test covering _wait_core_version() receiving a matching version exactly when the
shared timeout expires.
- Around line 801-823: Update _send_with_deadline so a send that completes after
the deadline is still treated as a post-dispatch timeout: when dispatch started
and the deadline has expired after worker.join returns, close the connection,
clear self._ws if it still references that connection, and raise the existing
“after dispatch; command outcome is unknown” TimeoutError. Preserve pre-dispatch
cancellation handling and send error propagation, and add a regression test
covering this completion race.
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In `@tests/src/unit/test_haos_supervisor_wait.py`:
- Around line 696-750: Update both _apply_supervisor_image_update retry tests to
capture the mocked _wait_supervisor_ready call and assert the computed
update_timeout budget, including the clamped zero case. Also assert that the
Supervisor update POST is issued with the expected request data, while
preserving the existing reconnect, sleep, and exception assertions.
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79-94: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winStop retries at the readiness deadline.
A transient response just before the deadline can trigger
asyncio.sleep(3), cross the deadline, and then issue anothersafe_call_toolrequest. That request can add another tool-call timeout beyond the configured readiness budget. Cap the sleep and return the last payload when the deadline expires.Proposed fix
+ first_request = True - while True: + while first_request or time.monotonic() < deadline: + first_request = False payload = await safe_call_tool( mcp, "ha_manage_app", request, ) @@ - if not transient or time.monotonic() >= deadline: + remaining = deadline - time.monotonic() + if not transient or remaining <= 0: return payload - await asyncio.sleep(3) + await asyncio.sleep(min(3.0, remaining)) + return payload🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/src/e2e/haos_only/test_zz_manage_app_tls.py`:
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The transport split is the right shape: _supervisor_api_call_once keeps Core's supervisor/api WebSocket for embedded and other non-app installs and takes the direct REST path only under is_running_in_addon(), so the change stays scoped to the deployment Supervisor actually broke.
What held up when I went looking for holes: _validate_supervisor_slug covers every caller-controlled path segment I could reach — get_addon_info, the _ACTION_ENDPOINTS templates via the ha_manage_app entry point, the config options path, and remove_repository; add_repository puts its value in the request body, never in a path. _repo_noop_or_raise genuinely refuses to demote an outcome: unknown failure into an idempotent no-op — I followed all four links, including that create_error_response flattens context to top level and that str(ToolError) is the JSON _structured_error_outcome parses, so the guard is live rather than decorative. _supervisor_api_call still opens its handler chain with except ToolError: raise. Both new workflows use pull_request rather than pull_request_target with contents: read, every uses: SHA-pinned and persist-credentials: false on both checkouts, and neither beta lane is in the required-checks set, so beta breakage stays visible without blocking merges.
Three things I would like your read on.
[Concern 1] The 404 path lost its guidance. _raise_supervisor_api_failure raises HomeAssistantAPIError(status_code=404), which _classify_exception maps to RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND. That code has no DEFAULT_SUGGESTIONS entry, and create_error_response omits the suggestion key entirely when the resolved list is empty. On master the exception_to_structured_error call passed suggestions=["Check Home Assistant connection and Supervisor availability"], so a 404 carried something; at this head it carries nothing. Dropping the override is right for every other code that reaches this handler — CONNECTION_FAILED, TIMEOUT_OPERATION, the AUTH_* codes, SERVICE_CALL_FAILED and INTERNAL_ERROR all have defaults that are more specific than the generic string was. It is only the 404 that goes to zero.
[Concern 2] A 3xx on a write is reported as a definite failure. httpx sets is_success for 2xx only and is_error for 4xx/5xx only. So a 3xx skips the >= 500 unknown-outcome raise, then fails the is_success guard in _supervisor_invalid_response, then loses its status code in _supervisor_rest_failure — the caller gets Command failed: ..., a definite verdict, for a response whose outcome is not established. httpx does not follow redirects by default and Supervisor's routes are explicit, so I could not construct a real trigger for it. I am raising it because it is the one branch that escapes the write-ambiguity discipline the rest of this change applies so consistently.
[Concern 3, nit] ConnectTimeout cannot fire for half an hour on the long actions. wait_timeout reaches make_supervisor_httpx_client as a bare float, which httpx applies to connect, read, write and pool alike. For install / update / rebuild that is 1815s on all four, so the except (httpx.ConnectTimeout, httpx.PoolTimeout) branch — which exists precisely to classify a pre-dispatch failure as definite — is unreachable in practice on the calls where that distinction matters most. A refused connection on the local bridge still surfaces at once as ConnectError, so this is cosmetic in the common case; httpx.Timeout(wait_timeout, connect=...) would restore the branch.
Separately, not worth its own concern: the Supervisor 5xx body goes into context["response_body"] uncapped, while the other model-facing payloads in this file are bounded by _MAX_RESPONSE_SIZE.
I am holding off on approving only because of the push-dismissal rule — fixing any of the above would void the approval anyway. Ping me at the settled head and I will take another pass. If you would rather ship as-is and fold Concern 1 into a follow-up, say so and I will approve now.
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Concerns 2 and 3 are fixed at e79ea302, and I checked both against the code rather than the summary.
Concern 2 — write_outcome_unknown now covers 3xx and 5xx together and is evaluated before the JSON parse, so a redirect on a write can no longer fall through to _supervisor_rest_failure and be reported as a definite failure. Reads still fall through, which is right: a 3xx on a GET has no ambiguity to preserve. follow_redirects stays unset in the client factory, so httpx's default keeps that branch live rather than theoretical.
Concern 3 — httpx.Timeout(wait_timeout, connect=..., pool=...) with min(wait_timeout, 10.0) restores the ConnectTimeout / PoolTimeout branch on the long actions, and the message now names the acquisition limit rather than the full budget. make_supervisor_httpx_client already accepted float | httpx.Timeout on master, so nothing downstream had to move for this.
Two things I think are still open, both narrow.
[Concern 1] Still open on the WebSocket route. The override is gated on isinstance(e, HomeAssistantAPIError) and e.status_code == 404. That status code comes from result["_status_code"], and _supervisor_rest_failure is the only place that sets it, so it exists only on the direct REST path. On the WebSocket route _raise_supervisor_api_failure therefore cannot take its 404 branch and raises HomeAssistantCommandError instead; _classify_by_message resolves a not-found message to RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND, which is still the one reachable code without a DEFAULT_SUGGESTIONS entry. Master covered that case because the call passed the suggestion unconditionally. So the guidance is restored for app installs and still absent on the transport this change deliberately preserves. How often it fires depends on Core's hassio-bridge phrasing: a message that misses the not-found markers falls through to INTERNAL_ERROR, which does have defaults. But the path is reachable by construction. Keying the override on the resolved error code rather than on the exception type would cover both routes.
[Minor] The body cap covers one of the two response.text embeds in the same new function. The unknown-outcome path is capped now. The except ValueError branch a few lines below still does body = response.text.strip() uncapped, and that value becomes error_message, then result["error"], then the HomeAssistantCommandError message the model reads — reachable on any non-JSON response, which is the ordinary shape of a proxy error page. Both helpers are new in this PR, so this is not pre-existing. Worth noting separately that the capped path truncates silently, where _truncate_http_response reports the truncation back and the result carries truncated plus a note.
The new and updated tests do discriminate rather than just execute the paths: the httpx.Timeout assertions pin connect and pool at 10.0 against read and write at 30.0 and 1815.0, the 404 case asserts the exact suggestion string, the 307 POST asserts outcome: unknown with status_code 307, and the cap test compares exact strings on a 50 KiB + 1 body. Each fails if its hunk is reverted.
Everything else at this head holds up. The required contexts are green, all eighteen review threads are resolved, and nothing outside tools_addons.py and its unit tests moved between my last pass and this head, so the transport split, the slug validation and the two workflow files stand as I read them before.
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Fixes #2270.
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