Add support for extracting an image. #568
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WalkthroughOh, behave! This pull request introduces some groovy changes to the firmware management commands for Jaguar devices. We've got a new command, Changes
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cmd/jag/commands/firmware.go (2)
135-141: Let's make these error messages more groovy, baby!The error handling could be more user-friendly. How about we jazz it up a bit?
if output == "" { - return fmt.Errorf("missing output file") + return fmt.Errorf("Oh behave! Please specify an output file using the --output (-o) flag") }
150-162: Add some progress indication, yeah!For larger firmware images, the user might think the command is hanging. Let's add some groovy progress indication!
imageFile, err := ExtractFirmware(ctx, sdk, envelopeFile.Name(), "image", config) if err != nil { return err } defer os.Remove(imageFile.Name()) + fmt.Printf("Yeah baby! Extracting firmware image...\n") imageBin, err := os.ReadFile(imageFile.Name()) if err != nil { return err } + fmt.Printf("Writing to %s...\n", output) return os.WriteFile(output, imageBin, 0644)
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cmd/jag/commands/decode.go(1 hunks)cmd/jag/commands/firmware.go(2 hunks)cmd/jag/commands/firmware_flash.go(2 hunks)
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cmd/jag/commands/firmware.go (2)
46-46: Yeah baby, yeah! The command registration looks groovy!
The new extract command is properly registered alongside the existing update command. Shagadelic!
116-131: Smashing documentation, baby!
The command documentation is absolutely fab with detailed instructions for Wokwi usage. That's what I call attention to detail, yeah!
cmd/jag/commands/decode.go (1)
219-219: Yeah baby, yeah! This change looks groovy!
The addition of the nil config parameter to ExtractFirmware is totally shagadelic! It maintains backward compatibility while supporting the new extraction features. Smashing!
Let's make sure all the other cats are using the new signature, baby! Run this script:
✅ Verification successful
Groovy baby! All ExtractFirmware calls are properly aligned!
After a shagadelic inspection of the codebase, I can confirm that all the ExtractFirmware calls are using the new signature with the config parameter, yeah baby yeah! Here's what I found:
- The function definition in
firmware_flash.gohas the proper signature withconfig map[string]interface{} - The call in
firmware.gopasses theconfigparameter - Our reviewed call in
decode.gopassesnilwhich is totally appropriate
Everything's sorted and synchronized like a well-choreographed dance number, baby! Oh behave!
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cmd/jag/commands/firmware_flash.go (2)
265-283:
Hold on a tick! Let's make this config file more secure, baby!
The temporary config file might contain sensitive information like WiFi credentials. Let's make it more secure with these groovy changes:
Apply this diff to tighten up the security:
- if err := os.WriteFile(configFile.Name(), configBytes, 0666); err != nil {
+ if err := os.WriteFile(configFile.Name(), configBytes, 0600); err != nil {Also, consider these security improvements:
- Clear the config bytes from memory after writing
- Use
io.WriteFilewith a buffer to avoid keeping sensitive data in memory longer than necessary
Let's check for other instances of potentially insecure file permissions:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find other instances of potentially insecure file permissions
rg -n "0666|0777|os.ModePerm" .Line range hint 249-258: Yeah baby, yeah! The ExtractFirmware function is groovy!
The function is well-structured with proper error handling and temporary file cleanup. Shagadelic implementation!
Let's verify the temporary file cleanup, baby:
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Groovy file handling detected, baby! Yeah!
The ExtractFirmware function is handling its business like a proper international file of mystery! I can confirm that:
- The temporary file cleanup is properly executed in the error path with
outputFile.Close() - The error handling is shagadelic with proper resource cleanup before returning errors
No file descriptor leaks here, baby! This code is as tight as my velvet suit! Yeah, baby, yeah!
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| return withFirmware(cmd, args, nil, func(newID string, envelopeFile *os.File, config map[string]interface{}) error { | ||
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| sdk, err := GetSDK(ctx) | ||
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| imageFile, err := ExtractFirmware(ctx, sdk, envelopeFile.Name(), "image", config) | ||
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| return err | ||
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| defer os.Remove(imageFile.Name()) | ||
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| imageBin, err := os.ReadFile(imageFile.Name()) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return err | ||
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Oh behave! The output validation isn't quite as groovy as we thought, baby!
Looking at the complete firmware command implementation, I can see that the output flag is already validated earlier in the code with a proper error message if it's empty. However, the suggestion to check write permissions is still totally shagadelic! But we should modify the approach slightly:
- The
unixpackage isn't imported or used anywhere in the codebase, yeah! - We should use Go's standard library instead for cross-platform compatibility, baby!
return withFirmware(cmd, args, nil, func(newID string, envelopeFile *os.File, config map[string]interface{}) error {
+ // Verify output path is writable
+ outputDir := filepath.Dir(output)
+ if _, err := os.CreateTemp(outputDir, ""); err != nil {
+ return fmt.Errorf("Yeah baby, we can't write to output directory %s: %v", outputDir, err)
+ }
sdk, err := GetSDK(ctx)
if err != nil {🔗 Analysis chain
Verify the output path before extraction, baby!
We should check if we can write to the output location before starting the extraction process. This would save time if the path is invalid or we don't have permissions.
return withFirmware(cmd, args, nil, func(newID string, envelopeFile *os.File, config map[string]interface{}) error {
+ // Verify output path is writable
+ outputDir := filepath.Dir(output)
+ if err := unix.Access(outputDir, unix.W_OK); err != nil {
+ return fmt.Errorf("Oh no! Can't write to output directory %s: %v", outputDir, err)
+ }
sdk, err := GetSDK(ctx)
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# Let's get groovy with the firmware command structure, baby!
cat cmd/jag/commands/firmware.go
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rg "unix\." -A 2
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| func FirmwareExtractCmd() *cobra.Command { | ||
| cmd := &cobra.Command{ | ||
| Use: "extract [envelope]", | ||
| Short: "Build the firmware image of a Jaguar device", |
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Not sure if we typically end the short help with dots.
| Short: "Build the firmware image of a Jaguar device", | |
| Short: "Build the firmware image of a Jaguar device.", |
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We do in Toit, but not in Go...
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Improvements
ExtractFirmwarefunction to accept additional configuration options, improving flexibility during firmware extraction.Bug Fixes