Repository: cetmix/cetmix-tower
Pull request #275: [ADD] cetmix_tower_aws: add module
Author: login: Aldeigja
Labels: name: needs review
name: merged 🎉
name: approved
name: ready to merge
Created: 2025-04-27T22:23:20Z | Merged: 2025-05-07T17:14:21Z

This module enables users of the Cetmix Tower to create and manage servers on Amazon Web Services (AWS) EC2 by  integrating AWS functionality into the Cetmix Tower.



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## Summary by CodeRabbit

- **New Features**
  - Introduced a new module for integrating AWS EC2 API via the Boto3 library in Cetmix Tower.
  - Added automatic inclusion of Boto3 help text in relevant Python code commands.
  - Enabled safe access to Boto3 methods within command execution contexts.

- **Documentation**
  - Added detailed guides for configuration, usage, and context of AWS integration.
  - Included module description and overview files explaining the integration benefits.

- **Chores**
  - Added manifest and setup files to support installation and packaging.
  - Updated dependencies to include Boto3.

- **Tests**
  - Added tests to verify Boto3 integration, help text inclusion, and correct command behavior.
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diff --git a/cetmix_tower_aws/README.rst b/cetmix_tower_aws/README.rst
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diff --git a/cetmix_tower_aws/__init__.py b/cetmix_tower_aws/__init__.py
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+++ b/cetmix_tower_aws/__init__.py
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+from . import models
diff --git a/cetmix_tower_aws/__manifest__.py b/cetmix_tower_aws/__manifest__.py
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+{
+    "name": "Cetmix Tower AWS",
+    "summary": """Cetmix Tower AWS EC2 API integration""",
+    "version": "14.0.1.0.0",
+    "category": "Productivity",
+    "license": "AGPL-3",
+    "author": "Cetmix",
+    "website": "https://cetmix.com",
+    "application": False,
+    "installable": True,
+    "external_dependencies": {
+        "python": ["boto3"],
+    },
+    "depends": [
+        "cetmix_tower_server",
+    ],
+}
diff --git a/cetmix_tower_aws/models/__init__.py b/cetmix_tower_aws/models/__init__.py
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+++ b/cetmix_tower_aws/models/__init__.py
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+from . import cx_tower_command
diff --git a/cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py b/cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+"""Constants for the cetmix_tower_aws module."""
+
+from odoo import _
+
+# Boto3 help information for adding to Python command code
+BOTO3_HELP_TEXT = _(
+    "#  - boto3: Python 'boto3' library for AWS services. "
+    "Available methods: 'client', 'resource', 'Session'\n"
+    "#    Supports AWS services like EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, CloudWatch, etc."
+)
+
+# HTML-formatted version of boto3 help text for command help display
+BOTO3_HELP_TEXT_HTML = _(
+    "<li><code>boto3</code>: Python 'boto3' library for AWS services. "
+    "Available methods: 'client', 'resource', 'Session'<br/>"
+    "Supports AWS services like EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, CloudWatch, etc.</li>"
+)
diff --git a/cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py b/cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py
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index 000000000..0fa334cb9
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+++ b/cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo import api, models
+from odoo.tools.safe_eval import wrap_module
+
+from . import constants
+
+# Wrap boto3 safely
+boto3 = wrap_module(__import__("boto3"), ["client", "resource", "Session"])
+
+
+class CxTowerCommand(models.Model):
+    """Extends cx.tower.command to add AWS boto3 functionality."""
+
+    _inherit = "cx.tower.command"
+
+    @api.model
+    def _get_eval_context(self, server=None):
+        """
+        Overrides _get_eval_context to add boto3 to the evaluation context.
+        """
+        eval_context = super()._get_eval_context(server=server)
+        eval_context["boto3"] = boto3
+        return eval_context
+
+    def _compute_code(self):
+        """Compute default code with boto3 information.
+
+        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
+        to Python code commands.
+        """
+        # First let core populate code
+        super()._compute_code()
+
+        for rec in self:
+            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.code:
+                formatted_code = rec.code.rstrip() + "\n"
+                # Append the boto3 help text
+                rec.code = formatted_code + constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+
+    def _compute_command_help(self):
+        """Compute command help with boto3 information.
+
+        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
+        to Python code command help.
+        """
+        # First let core populate command help
+        super()._compute_command_help()
+
+        for rec in self:
+            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.command_help:
+                # This ensures our boto3 help is added as a list item within
+                # the existing list of available variables, regardless of future
+                # changes to the upstream template structure
+                if "</ul>" in rec.command_help:
+                    # Insert boto3 help as a list item before the closing </ul> tag
+                    help_text = rec.command_help.replace(
+                        "</ul>", constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT_HTML + "</ul>"
+                    )
+                else:
+                    # Fallback: if structure changes and </ul> isn't found,
+                    # append to the end with proper HTML formatting
+                    help_text = (
+                        f"{rec.command_help}<br/>{constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT_HTML}"
+                    )
+
+                rec.command_help = help_text
diff --git a/cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md b/cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
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+
+**Setting up AWS Access**
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
+2. **Configure AWS Secrets in Cetmix Tower**
+
+   Create two secrets in Cetmix Tower to store your AWS credentials:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Keys and Secrets`
+   - Create a new Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS access key ID in the Secret Value tab
+   - Similarly, create another Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Secret Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_secret_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS secret access key in the Secret Value tab
+
+   > Note: These secrets will be accessible as `#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#` and `#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#` in your commands.
+
+3. **Configure AWS Region**
+
+   Create a variable to define your AWS region:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Variables`
+   - Create a new Variable with:
+     - Name: `AWS Region Name`
+     - Reference: `aws_region_name`
+     - Type: `String`
+   - Set your AWS region (e.g., `us-east-1`, `eu-west-1`) as the value
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diff --git a/cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md b/cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md
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+Although Amazon Web Services (AWS) allows API calls without using an SDK, we found that
+integrating the Amazon SDK into Cetmix Tower makes provisioning, configuring, and
+maintaining AWS instances more convenient for the end user. However, not all Cetmix
+Tower users require this functionality, so to avoid overloading the system, we have
+included it in a separate module.
diff --git a/cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md b/cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md
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+This module integrates Boto3, the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Software Development Kit (SDK) for Python, into the Cetmix Tower.
+
diff --git a/cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md b/cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
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+
+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+**Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances**
+
+1. **Navigate to Command Creation**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Commands > Commands`
+   - Click the `Create` button
+
+2. **Configure Command Settings**
+   - Set a descriptive `Name` (e.g., "List AWS EC2 Instances")
+   - Leave `Reference` blank to generate automatically (or set a custom reference)
+   - Select `Action`: "Execute Python code"
+   - Set `Access Level`: Choose appropriate level (e.g., "Manager")
+   - Optional: Set `Default Path` if needed
+   - Optional: Add `Tags` (e.g., "aws", "ec2") for better organization
+
+3. **Add Required Variables**
+   - In the `Variables` tab, add the previously configured variable:
+     - `aws_region_name`
+   
+4. **Add Required Secrets**
+   - In the `Secrets` field, add the previously configured secrets:
+     - `aws_access_key`
+     - `aws_secret_access_key`
+
+5. **Write Python Code**
+   - Go to the `Code` tab
+   - Enter the following Python code:
+
+```python
+# List EC2 instances using boto3
+result = {"exit_code": 0, "message": None}
+
+session = boto3.Session(
+    aws_access_key_id=#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#,
+    aws_secret_access_key=#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#,
+    region_name={{ aws_region_name }}
+)
+ec2 = session.client('ec2')
+instances = ec2.describe_instances()
+
+instance_details = []
+for reservation in instances['Reservations']:
+    for instance in reservation['Instances']:
+        instance_detail = "Instance ID: " + instance['InstanceId']
+        instance_detail += ", Type: " + instance.get('InstanceType', 'Unknown')
+        instance_detail += ", State: " + instance.get('State', {}).get('Name', 'Unknown')
+        instance_details.append(instance_detail)
+
+if instance_details:
+    result["message"] = "Found " + str(len(instance_details)) + " EC2 instances:\n" + "\n".join(instance_details)
+else:
+    result["message"] = "No EC2 instances found"
+```
+
+6. **Save the Command**
+   - Click the `Save` button to create the command
+
+**Running the AWS EC2 Command**
+
+1. **Navigate to Server**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Servers > Servers`
+   - Open the server where you want to run the command
+
+2. **Execute Command from Server**
+   - Click the `Run Command` button at the top of the server form
+   - In the popup dialog:
+     - Select your AWS EC2 command from the dropdown
+     - Verify the variable values (if any need adjustment)
+     - Click `Run` to execute
+
+3. **View Command Results**
+   - After execution, the command log will display showing:
+     - The command executed
+     - Execution status
+     - Output message containing EC2 instance details if successful
+
+**Example Output**
+
+For a successful execution with EC2 instances:
+
+```bash
+Found 3 EC2 instances:
+Instance ID: i-0abc123def456789, Type: t2.micro, State: running
+Instance ID: i-0def456abc789123, Type: t3.medium, State: stopped
+Instance ID: i-0789abc123def456, Type: m5.large, State: running
+```
+
+For a successful execution with no EC2 instances:
+
+```bash
+No EC2 instances found
+```
+
+**Creating Additional AWS Commands**
+
+The cetmix_tower_aws module provides access to the boto3 Python library for AWS service integration. Here are some common services you can use:
+
+```python
+# Standard client initialization pattern
+client = boto3.client(
+    'service_name',  # Replace with: ec2, s3, rds, cloudwatch, etc.
+    region_name={{ aws_region_name }},
+    aws_access_key_id=#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#,
+    aws_secret_access_key=#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#
+)
+
+# Or use resource interface for object-oriented access
+resource = boto3.resource(
+    'service_name',  # Replace with: ec2, s3, etc.
+    region_name={{ aws_region_name }},
+    aws_access_key_id=#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#,
+    aws_secret_access_key=#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#
+)
+```
+
+Popular AWS services include: EC2 (compute), S3 (storage), RDS (databases), and CloudWatch (monitoring).
+
+For more details, see the [AWS Boto3 Documentation](https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/index.html).
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diff --git a/cetmix_tower_aws/tests/__init__.py b/cetmix_tower_aws/tests/__init__.py
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+++ b/cetmix_tower_aws/tests/__init__.py
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+from . import test_boto3_integration
diff --git a/cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py b/cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+import html
+import re
+
+from odoo.tests import common
+
+from ..models.constants import BOTO3_HELP_TEXT, BOTO3_HELP_TEXT_HTML
+
+
+class TestBoto3Integration(common.TransactionCase):
+    """Test boto3 integration with Cetmix Tower commands."""
+
+    def setUp(self):
+        super().setUp()
+        # Create a test command
+        self.command = self.env["cx.tower.command"].create(
+            {
+                "name": "Test AWS Command",
+                "action": "python_code",
+            }
+        )
+
+    def _normalize_html(self, text):
+        """Normalize HTML content for comparison.
+
+        This handles:
+        - Unescaping HTML entities
+        - Normalizing self-closing tags (<br/> vs <br>)
+        """
+        if not text:
+            return ""
+        # Unescape HTML entities
+        normalized = html.unescape(text)
+        # Normalize self-closing tags
+        normalized = re.sub(r"<br\s*/>", "<br>", normalized)
+        return normalized
+
+    def test_boto3_in_evaluation_context(self):
+        """Test that boto3 is added to the evaluation context."""
+        # Get evaluation context
+        eval_context = self.env["cx.tower.command"]._get_eval_context()
+        # Check if boto3 is in the evaluation context
+        self.assertIn("boto3", eval_context)
+        # Check available methods
+        boto3_obj = eval_context["boto3"]
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "client"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "resource"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "Session"))
+
+    def test_boto3_in_python_code(self):
+        """Test that boto3 documentation is added to Python code commands."""
+        # Check if boto3 help text is in the code
+        self.assertIn(BOTO3_HELP_TEXT, self.command.code)
+
+    def test_boto3_in_command_help(self):
+        """Test that boto3 documentation is added to command help
+        for Python code commands."""
+        # Ensure command_help is computed and has boto3 help text
+        self.assertTrue(self.command.command_help, "Command help should not be empty")
+
+        # Normalize both the actual content and our expected content
+        normalized_actual = self._normalize_html(self.command.command_help)
+        normalized_expected = self._normalize_html(BOTO3_HELP_TEXT_HTML)
+
+        # Check if normalized expected content is in normalized actual content
+        self.assertIn(
+            normalized_expected,
+            normalized_actual,
+            "Boto3 help text (normalized) should be in command help",
+        )
+
+    def test_no_duplication_on_writes(self):
+        """Test that boto3 documentation is not duplicated on repeated writes."""
+        # Update the command to trigger _compute_code again
+        self.command.write({"name": "Updated Test AWS Command"})
+
+        # Count occurrences of the entire boto3 help text in the code
+        occurrences = self.command.code.count(BOTO3_HELP_TEXT)
+        # Verify there's exactly one occurrence
+        self.assertEqual(occurrences, 1, "Boto3 help text should not be duplicated")
+
+    def test_boto3_in_evaluation_context_with_server(self):
+        """Test that boto3 is added to the evaluation context
+        when server is provided."""
+        # Create a test server
+        test_server = self.env["cx.tower.server"].create(
+            {
+                "name": "Test AWS Server",
+                "reference": "test_aws_server",
+                "ip_v4_address": "localhost",
+                "ssh_username": "admin",
+                "ssh_password": "password",
+                "ssh_auth_mode": "p",
+                "host_key": "test_key",
+            }
+        )
+
+        # Get evaluation context with server
+        eval_context = self.env["cx.tower.command"]._get_eval_context(
+            server=test_server
+        )
+
+        # Check if boto3 is in the evaluation context
+        self.assertIn("boto3", eval_context)
+
+        # Check available methods
+        boto3_obj = eval_context["boto3"]
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "client"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "resource"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "Session"))
+
+        # Verify server is correctly passed to the context
+        self.assertEqual(eval_context["server"], test_server)
diff --git a/requirements.txt b/requirements.txt
index 6d6f2ee50..9657e5e50 100644
--- a/requirements.txt
+++ b/requirements.txt
@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
 # generated from manifests external_dependencies
+boto3
 paramiko
 pyyaml
diff --git a/setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws b/setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws
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index 000000000..4c8549622
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+../../../../cetmix_tower_aws
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diff --git a/setup/cetmix_tower_aws/setup.py b/setup/cetmix_tower_aws/setup.py
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index 000000000..28c57bb64
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+++ b/setup/cetmix_tower_aws/setup.py
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+import setuptools
+
+setuptools.setup(
+    setup_requires=['setuptools-odoo'],
+    odoo_addon=True,
+)


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`8-47`: _🧹 Nitpick (assertive)_

**Consider adding test for AWS credential handling.**

The tests verify the integration of boto3, but don't test how AWS credentials are handled. Since this is an AWS integration module, it would be beneficial to add tests that verify:

1. How AWS credentials are managed securely
2. How errors with invalid credentials are handled
3. Proper error handling for AWS API calls


```python
def test_boto3_credential_handling(self):
    """Test boto3 credential handling within commands."""
    # Test with mock credentials
    with patch('boto3.Session') as mock_session:
        mock_session.return_value = Mock()
        eval_context = self.env["cx.tower.command"]._get_eval_context()
        boto3_obj = eval_context["boto3"]
        
        # Attempt to create a session and verify the call
        boto3_obj.Session(
            aws_access_key_id='test_id',
            aws_secret_access_key='test_key',
            region_name='us-east-1'
        )
        
        mock_session.assert_called_once_with(
            aws_access_key_id='test_id',
            aws_secret_access_key='test_key',
            region_name='us-east-1'
        )
```

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Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, the `cetmix_tower` module is a helper/meta-module used for the Odoo App Store that maintains update history (newsfragments) for all modules it depends on, including changes implemented in other modules like `cetmix_tower_server`.
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PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#240
File: setup/cetmix_tower/setup.py:1-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-03T18:18:48.348Z
Learning: The setup.py files in Cetmix Tower project are auto-generated and should not be manually modified, as changes would be overwritten during regeneration.
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* `_get_eval_context` (19-25)

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<summary>setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws (1)</summary>

`1-1`: <details>
<summary>❓ Verification inconclusive</summary>

**Validate addon reference and packaging pattern**

This file serves as a path reference (Python path hook) for the `cetmix_tower_aws` Odoo module. Please ensure:

1. The relative path (`../../../../cetmix_tower_aws`) correctly resolves to the module code after installation.  
2. The file is included under `odoo/addons/` in the built distribution.

You may also consider renaming it to `cetmix_tower_aws.pth` to align with Python’s `.pth` conventions and make the intent clearer.  


Run this script from the repository root to verify that the link file is packaged correctly:

---

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```shell
#!/bin/bash
set -e
# Build source and wheel distributions
python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel

# Check presence in wheel
unzip -l dist/*.whl | grep -E 'odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws$'

# Check presence in sdist tarball
tar tzf dist/*.tar.gz | grep -E 'odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws$'
```

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#!/bin/bash
set -e

# Build and inspect distributions for the cetmix_tower_aws package
cd setup/cetmix_tower_aws

# Clean previous builds
rm -rf build dist *.egg-info

# Build source and wheel distributions
python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel

echo "=== Wheel contents ==="
unzip -l dist/*.whl | grep -E 'odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws(\.pth)?$' || echo "No match in wheel"

echo "=== Source tarball contents ==="
tar tzf dist/*.tar.gz | grep -E 'odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws(\.pth)?$' || echo "No match in sdist"
```

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```bash
#!/bin/bash
set -e

# Navigate to the specific package directory
cd setup/cetmix_tower_aws || { echo "Directory not found"; exit 1; }

# Verify the presence of the path hook file
echo ">> Listing odoo/addons directory:"
ls -l odoo/addons/

# Clean any previous build artifacts
rm -rf build dist *.egg-info

# Build source and wheel distributions
python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel

# Inspect wheel contents for the hook file (with or without .pth extension)
echo ">> Wheel contents:"
unzip -l dist/*.whl | grep -E 'odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws(\.pth)?$' || echo "No match in wheel"

# Inspect sdist tarball for the hook file
echo ">> Source tarball contents:"
tar tzf dist/*.tar.gz | grep -E 'odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws(\.pth)?$' || echo "No match in sdist"
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**Validate Odoo add-on path hook and packaging**  

File: `setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws`

This file serves as the Python path hook for the `cetmix_tower_aws` module. Please ensure:  
- The relative path (`../../../../cetmix_tower_aws`) correctly resolves to the module’s code once installed.  
- The hook file is included under `odoo/addons/` in both the wheel and source distributions.  
- You consider renaming it to `cetmix_tower_aws.pth` to follow Python’s `.pth` convention and make its purpose explicit.  

Run from the package root to verify presence in both distributions:  
```bash
cd setup/cetmix_tower_aws
python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel

# Wheel
unzip -l dist/*.whl \
  | grep -E 'odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws(\.pth)?$' \
  || echo "✗ hook file missing in wheel"

# Source tarball
tar tzf dist/*.tar.gz \
  | grep -E 'odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws(\.pth)?$' \
  || echo "✗ hook file missing in sdist"
```

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<summary>setup/cetmix_tower_aws/setup.py (1)</summary>

`1-6`: **Setup file looks correct.**

The setup.py file correctly configures the Odoo addon with the required setuptools-odoo dependency.



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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py (3)</summary>

`9-10`: **Good security practice with module wrapping.**

Properly restricting boto3 access to only the necessary methods ("client", "resource", "Session") using Odoo's `wrap_module` is an excellent security practice.

---

`18-25`: **LGTM! Clean implementation of _get_eval_context.**

The method correctly extends the evaluation context by calling super() first and then adding the boto3 module.

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**Consider modernizing super() call and handling edge cases.**

The method correctly adds boto3 documentation to Python code commands and prevents duplicate additions. However, there are two potential improvements:


1. Modernize the super() call to use Python 3 style:
```diff
-        super(CxTowerCommand, self)._compute_code()
+        super()._compute_code()
```


2. The code only inserts help text when it finds a line containing "#  - UserError:". Verify that this marker always exists in Python code commands, otherwise the help text might not be added in some cases.

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**Consider modernizing `super()` call and ensuring the error-marker is always injected**

1. Modernize the `super` invocation:
```diff
-        super(CxTowerCommand, self)._compute_code()
+        super()._compute_code()
```

2. Verify that every generated Python-code command includes the `#  - UserError:` marker (so your help text insertion always fires). Our initial grep didn’t surface any occurrences—please review the base `_compute_code` implementation or add a fallback to append `BOTO3_HELP_TEXT` when the marker isn’t found.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/tests/__init__.py (1)</summary>

`1-1`: **Test package initialization is correct.**

Importing `test_boto3_integration` here ensures the test module is discovered and executed by the test runner. No changes needed.

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`1-1`: **Module initialization import looks good.**

Importing the `models` subpackage is necessary to register the new Odoo models. This aligns with Odoo’s module structure and will load your extensions correctly.

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`1-2`: **Expose core model components.**

Importing `constants` and `cx_tower_command` here properly exposes both the help text and the extended command model to Odoo. This is aligned with standard Python packaging practices.

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`4-20`: **LGTM - Module manifest properly configured.**

The manifest file is well-structured and includes all required fields for an Odoo module. The boto3 dependency is correctly defined as an external Python dependency, and the module depends on cetmix_tower_server as expected for AWS EC2 integration.

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`22-33`: **LGTM - Comprehensive test for boto3 integration.**

Good test to verify that boto3 is correctly added to the evaluation context and that only the necessary attributes (client, resource, and Session) are available.

---

`39-46`: **LGTM - Non-duplication test is important.**

Good test case to ensure the boto3 help text isn't duplicated when commands are updated. This prevents potential clutter in the code field.

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<summary>requirements.txt (1)</summary><blockquote>

`2-2`: **Ensure boto3 version is pinned in the module manifest**

The boto3 dependency should be version-pinned to prevent compatibility issues from unexpected updates.


As noted in the previous review, since requirements.txt is auto-generated from the manifest's external_dependencies, update the version constraint in cetmix_tower_aws/__manifest__.py instead:

```diff
@@ "external_dependencies": {
-    "python": ["boto3"],
+    "python": ["boto3>=1.26.0,<2.0.0"],
 },
```

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py (1)</summary><blockquote>

`7-11`: **Consider expanding the AWS services list**

The BOTO3_HELP_TEXT constant is well-defined with appropriate documentation.


To further improve user guidance, consider either:
- Expanding the list of AWS services beyond "EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, CloudWatch, etc."
- Adding a reference to boto3 documentation for a complete list of supported services

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md (1)</summary><blockquote>

`1-1`: _🛠️ Refactor suggestion_

**Add proper markdown structure and usage examples**

The current content is just a placeholder without actual usage examples.



Implement these two improvements:
1. Fix the markdown structure by adding a top-level heading (addressing the MD041 linting error)
2. Include practical examples of using boto3 within Cetmix Tower commands

```diff
-Here will be command examples.
+# Usage
+
+## Basic Examples
+
+### Creating an EC2 Instance
+
+```python
+# Example command to create an EC2 instance
+import boto3
+
+ec2 = boto3.resource('ec2')
+instance = ec2.create_instance(
+    ImageId='ami-12345678',
+    InstanceType='t2.micro',
+    MinCount=1,
+    MaxCount=1
+)
+print(f"Created instance: {instance[0].id}")
+```
+
+### Listing S3 Buckets
+
+```python
+# Example command to list S3 buckets
+import boto3
+
+s3 = boto3.resource('s3')
+for bucket in s3.buckets.all():
+    print(bucket.name)
+```
```

Would you like me to provide more examples for other AWS services?

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`1-1`: **Add a top-level heading for consistency.**

Markdown files should start with an H1 heading to improve readability and satisfy lint rules (MD041). Consider adding a title such as `# DESCRIPTION` at the top of this file.

```diff
+ # DESCRIPTION
  This module integrates Boto3, the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Software Development Kit (SDK) for Python, into the Cetmix Tower.
```

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`1-5`: _🧹 Nitpick (assertive)_

**Add a top-level heading for readability.**

As with other markdown docs, start with a H1 heading to clearly identify this file, e.g. `# CONTEXT`.

```diff
+ # CONTEXT
  Although Amazon Web Services (AWS) allows API calls without using an SDK, we found that
```

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py (2)</summary><blockquote>

`22-33`: **Consider testing with a server parameter.**

The test calls `_get_eval_context()` without a server parameter, but the overridden method in `cx_tower_command.py` accepts an optional server parameter. Consider adding a test that verifies the behavior with a server parameter as well.

---

`34-38`: **Consider adding assertion for actual content.**

The test verifies that BOTO3_HELP_TEXT is in the command code, but doesn't verify what this text actually contains. Consider adding assertions to check that the help text provides meaningful guidance to users.

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* `cetmix_tower_aws/models/__init__.py` (1 hunks)
* `cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py` (1 hunks)
* `cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py` (1 hunks)
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```
Learnt from: ivs-cetmix
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#266
File: cetmix_tower/readme/newsfragments/4264.feature:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-24T08:19:31.548Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, the `cetmix_tower` module is a helper/meta-module used for the Odoo App Store that maintains update history (newsfragments) for all modules it depends on, including changes implemented in other modules like `cetmix_tower_server`.
```

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<summary>setup/cetmix_tower_aws/setup.py (1)</summary>

```
Learnt from: ivs-cetmix
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#240
File: setup/cetmix_tower/setup.py:1-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-03T18:18:48.348Z
Learning: The setup.py files in Cetmix Tower project are auto-generated and should not be manually modified, as changes would be overwritten during regeneration.
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* `_get_eval_context` (19-25)

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/tests/__init__.py (1)</summary>

`1-1`: **LGTM: Proper test module import structure**

The test module import follows good Python package structure practices.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/__init__.py (1)</summary>

`1-1`: **LGTM: Module initialization follows Odoo standards.**

The import statement correctly follows Odoo's package structure conventions, making the models subpackage accessible when the module is loaded.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/models/__init__.py (1)</summary>

`1-3`: **Proper imports structure for the module.**

This initialization file correctly imports the necessary modules to make them available when the package is imported. The imports are well-organized and follow standard Python import conventions.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md (1)</summary>

`1-5`: **Good rationale for AWS integration as a separate module.**

The explanation clearly justifies why AWS SDK integration is provided as a separate module, balancing convenience for users who need it while avoiding unnecessary overhead for those who don't.

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**Setup file looks good but note it's auto-generated.**

The setup configuration is correctly structured for an Odoo addon. Note that per previous learnings, setup.py files in Cetmix Tower are auto-generated and should not be manually modified as changes would be overwritten during regeneration.


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`1-3`: **License header looks good.**

The copyright and license header follows the standard pattern used in Odoo modules.

---

`4-20`: **Module manifest is well-structured with appropriate dependencies.**

The manifest includes all required fields and correctly declares:
1. External Python dependency on boto3 for AWS integration
2. Dependency on cetmix_tower_server module
3. Proper versioning following Odoo conventions (14.0.1.0.0)

It's good to see the author field is set to "Cetmix" as required by the pre-commit checks.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py (2)</summary>

`9-10`: **LGTM! Great security practice with module wrapping.**

The usage of `wrap_module` to restrict accessible boto3 attributes is an excellent security practice. It ensures that only the necessary functionality is exposed while preventing potential security risks through arbitrary code execution.

---

`18-25`: **LGTM! Clean implementation of boto3 context injection.**

The implementation for adding boto3 to the evaluation context is clear, concise, and follows best practices by properly calling the super method first.

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`1-1`: **Usage documentation needs expansion.**

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`1-2`: **Consider expanding the module description.**

While concise, the description could benefit from additional details about what this AWS integration enables users to do (e.g., managing EC2 servers through Cetmix Tower).

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`1-1`: _🧹 Nitpick (assertive)_

**Add a clarifying comment for maintainability.**

The relative path correctly links the `cetmix_tower_aws` package into Odoo’s addons path (CI/CD handles the loading), but it can be obscure to future readers. Consider adding a one‐line comment above the path to explain its purpose:

```text
# Inject cetmix_tower_aws package root into Odoo addons loader
../../../../cetmix_tower_aws
```

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```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: requirements.txt:2-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:27:59.064Z
Learning: In the cetmix_tower_aws module, boto3 version is intentionally not pinned because: 1) the module only uses limited core functionality that's unlikely to change, 2) it's designed to work with any boto3 version installed by the operator, and 3) pinning could create conflicts or security issues with other dependencies.
```

```
Learnt from: ivs-cetmix
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#266
File: cetmix_tower/readme/newsfragments/4264.feature:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-24T08:19:31.548Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, the `cetmix_tower` module is a helper/meta-module used for the Odoo App Store that maintains update history (newsfragments) for all modules it depends on, including changes implemented in other modules like `cetmix_tower_server`.
```

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```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: requirements.txt:2-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:27:59.064Z
Learning: In the cetmix_tower_aws module, boto3 version is intentionally not pinned because: 1) the module only uses limited core functionality that's unlikely to change, 2) it's designed to work with any boto3 version installed by the operator, and 3) pinning could create conflicts or security issues with other dependencies.
```

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```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:02.761Z
Learning: Headers in readme markdown files (like CONTEXT.md, DESCRIPTION.md, USAGE.md) in the cetmix-tower repository are automatically generated by CI/CD tools and should not be manually added or modified.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:05.774Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, headers for readme markdown files (like DESCRIPTION.md) are generated automatically using CI/CD tools, so they should not be flagged as missing in code reviews.
```

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```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:05.774Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, headers for readme markdown files (like DESCRIPTION.md) are generated automatically using CI/CD tools, so they should not be flagged as missing in code reviews.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:02.761Z
Learning: Headers in readme markdown files (like CONTEXT.md, DESCRIPTION.md, USAGE.md) in the cetmix-tower repository are automatically generated by CI/CD tools and should not be manually added or modified.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: requirements.txt:2-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:27:59.064Z
Learning: In the cetmix_tower_aws module, boto3 version is intentionally not pinned because: 1) the module only uses limited core functionality that's unlikely to change, 2) it's designed to work with any boto3 version installed by the operator, and 3) pinning could create conflicts or security issues with other dependencies.
```

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<retrieved_learning>
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:43:34.018Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower project, the path to addons is handled by the CI/CD tools. Files in `setup/*/odoo/addons/` directory do not need to have a `.pth` extension as the path configuration is managed by the CI/CD pipeline.
</retrieved_learning>

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```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py:1-11
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:34:09.356Z
Learning: In Cetmix Tower modules, help text constants used in code evaluation contexts (like BOTO3_HELP_TEXT) are intentionally kept concise to avoid being unwieldy in the code editor. Complete documentation is provided in a dedicated documentation repository.
```

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```
Learnt from: ivs-cetmix
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#240
File: setup/cetmix_tower/setup.py:1-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-03T18:18:48.348Z
Learning: The setup.py files in Cetmix Tower project are auto-generated and should not be manually modified, as changes would be overwritten during regeneration.
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* `_get_eval_context` (19-25)

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`2-2`: **Addition of boto3 looks good.**

The addition of boto3 as an unpinned dependency aligns with the module's approach of using only stable core functionality that's unlikely to change, while providing flexibility for operators.

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`1-11`: **The boto3 help text constant is well-defined.**

The constant provides concise, useful information about boto3 methods and supported AWS services, with appropriate copyright and license headers. The brevity is intentional for code editor usability.

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`1-1`: **Test import looks good.**

The import of the boto3 integration tests is appropriate and ensures test coverage for the new AWS functionality.

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`1-2`: **Correct module initialization structure.**

This follows the standard Odoo module initialization pattern by importing the models subpackage, ensuring that the AWS integration components will be properly loaded when the module is imported.

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`1-3`: **Clean import structure implemented correctly.**

Proper module imports to expose the `constants` and `cx_tower_command` modules through the package namespace.

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`1-5`: **Clear explanation of the module's purpose and rationale.**

Good justification for providing AWS integration as a separate module to avoid unnecessary overhead for users who don't need AWS functionality.

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`1-6`: **Standard Odoo addon setup configuration.**

The setup script correctly configures the package as an Odoo addon with the necessary setuptools-odoo requirement.

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`1-20`: **Manifest configured appropriately for an integration module.**

The manifest includes all required fields and correctly marks this as a non-application module that depends on `cetmix_tower_server` with an external dependency on boto3.

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`9-10`: **Good security practice with wrap_module.**

Properly restricting boto3 access to only essential methods (`client`, `resource`, `Session`) enhances security by limiting the API surface exposed to dynamic code execution.

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`18-25`: **Clean context extension implementation.**

The evaluation context is properly extended to include the safely wrapped boto3 module while preserving the original context.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py (4)</summary>

`22-33`: **LGTM! Well-structured test for boto3 presence in the evaluation context.**

This test effectively verifies that boto3 is correctly added to the evaluation context and checks for the expected boto3 attributes. The test addresses the core integration verification needed.

---

`34-38`: **LGTM! Test focuses on insertion mechanism rather than content.**

This test effectively verifies that boto3 help text is automatically inserted into Python code commands. As you clarified in the previous review conversation, this test is sufficient since it focuses on verifying the insertion mechanism rather than the specific content.

---

`39-48`: **LGTM! Improved duplicate prevention test.**

Great improvement on this test. The code now checks for occurrences of the entire help text instead of just the first line, which provides more robust prevention of duplicates as suggested in the previous review.

---

`49-76`: **LGTM! Well-implemented server parameter test.**

This test effectively addresses the previous suggestion to test with a server parameter. The implementation is thorough, properly creating a test server, verifying boto3 attributes, and confirming that the server is correctly passed to the context.

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`1-3`: **Add a top-level heading**  
Insert an H1 heading (e.g., `# AWS Integration Usage`) at the very top to comply with markdownlint’s MD041 and improve discoverability.

[suggestion]
```diff
+ # AWS Integration Usage

> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. ...
```

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**Preposition correction for clarity**  
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`1-2`: **Use a top-level heading**  
Change the H2 to H1 to satisfy MD041 and maintain consistency with other docs.

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`34-38`: **Help text insertion test is correctly implemented**

The test verifies that the boto3 documentation is automatically inserted into Python code templates when a command is created.

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`1-11`: **Test class setup looks well-structured and documented**

The test class has a clear structure with proper copyright, license information, and necessary imports. The class declaration and docstring accurately describe the purpose of the test suite.

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`12-20`: **Setup method creates appropriate test fixture**

The `setUp` method properly initializes the test environment by creating a command with the "python_code" action type, which is essential for testing boto3 integration with Python code commands.

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`39-47`: **Duplication prevention test is thorough**

This test ensures that the boto3 help text isn't duplicated when commands are updated, which is important for maintaining clean command code. It properly checks for the entire help text, not just the first line.

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`1-1`: _🧹 Nitpick (assertive)_

**Correct addon path reference**  
The file correctly points to the `cetmix_tower_aws` module directory so Odoo can load it, and per the CI/CD pipeline configuration it does not require a `.pth` extension. For better maintainability, consider adding a brief comment to explain the file’s purpose:
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+# Register cetmix_tower_aws addon path for Odoo (managed by CI/CD)
 ../../../../cetmix_tower_aws
```

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`41-52`: **Consider using self.command for consistency**

The test correctly verifies boto3 presence in the evaluation context with all required attributes. However, it uses the model class directly instead of the command instance created in setUp.


```diff
-        eval_context = self.env["cx.tower.command"]._get_eval_context()
+        eval_context = self.command._get_eval_context()
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```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: requirements.txt:2-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:27:59.064Z
Learning: In the cetmix_tower_aws module, boto3 version is intentionally not pinned because: 1) the module only uses limited core functionality that's unlikely to change, 2) it's designed to work with any boto3 version installed by the operator, and 3) pinning could create conflicts or security issues with other dependencies.
```

```
Learnt from: ivs-cetmix
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#266
File: cetmix_tower/readme/newsfragments/4264.feature:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-24T08:19:31.548Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, the `cetmix_tower` module is a helper/meta-module used for the Odoo App Store that maintains update history (newsfragments) for all modules it depends on, including changes implemented in other modules like `cetmix_tower_server`.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>requirements.txt (1)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: requirements.txt:2-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:27:59.064Z
Learning: In the cetmix_tower_aws module, boto3 version is intentionally not pinned because: 1) the module only uses limited core functionality that's unlikely to change, 2) it's designed to work with any boto3 version installed by the operator, and 3) pinning could create conflicts or security issues with other dependencies.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md (4)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:05.774Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, headers for readme markdown files (like DESCRIPTION.md) are generated automatically using CI/CD tools, so they should not be flagged as missing in code reviews.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:02.761Z
Learning: Headers in readme markdown files (like CONTEXT.md, DESCRIPTION.md, USAGE.md) in the cetmix-tower repository are automatically generated by CI/CD tools and should not be manually added or modified.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: requirements.txt:2-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:27:59.064Z
Learning: In the cetmix_tower_aws module, boto3 version is intentionally not pinned because: 1) the module only uses limited core functionality that's unlikely to change, 2) it's designed to work with any boto3 version installed by the operator, and 3) pinning could create conflicts or security issues with other dependencies.
```

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undefined

<retrieved_learning>
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:43:34.018Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower project, the path to addons is handled by the CI/CD tools. Files in `setup/*/odoo/addons/` directory do not need to have a `.pth` extension as the path configuration is managed by the CI/CD pipeline.
</retrieved_learning>

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md (4)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:02.761Z
Learning: Headers in readme markdown files (like CONTEXT.md, DESCRIPTION.md, USAGE.md) in the cetmix-tower repository are automatically generated by CI/CD tools and should not be manually added or modified.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:05.774Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, headers for readme markdown files (like DESCRIPTION.md) are generated automatically using CI/CD tools, so they should not be flagged as missing in code reviews.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:29.859Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, H1 level headings in readme markdown files should not be manually added as they are automatically generated by CI/CD tools. Manually adding these headings results in readme generation errors.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/__manifest__.py (1)</summary>

```
Learnt from: ivs-cetmix
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#266
File: cetmix_tower/readme/newsfragments/4264.feature:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-24T08:19:31.548Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, the `cetmix_tower` module is a helper/meta-module used for the Odoo App Store that maintains update history (newsfragments) for all modules it depends on, including changes implemented in other modules like `cetmix_tower_server`.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>setup/cetmix_tower_aws/setup.py (1)</summary>

```
Learnt from: ivs-cetmix
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#240
File: setup/cetmix_tower/setup.py:1-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-03T18:18:48.348Z
Learning: The setup.py files in Cetmix Tower project are auto-generated and should not be manually modified, as changes would be overwritten during regeneration.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md (12)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:41.169Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository has implemented trailing whitespace checks via pre-commit hooks. CodeRabbit should align its checks with the repository's existing configuration rather than flagging whitespace issues that have already been handled by pre-commit.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:40-40
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:39.635Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository has pre-commit hooks configured, including the `end-of-file-fixer` hook that ensures files end with exactly one newline. Avoid flagging EOF newline issues in review comments as they're already handled by the repository's pre-commit configuration.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:41.169Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository has a pre-commit configuration that includes the trailing-whitespace hook. This hook catches and fixes trailing whitespace issues in files including markdown. CodeRabbit should align its checks with this pre-commit configuration to avoid duplicate linting feedback.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:16-16
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:27:29.199Z
Learning: The repository has pre-commit hooks configured to handle whitespace issues, including trailing whitespace in Markdown files. These pre-commit hooks should be considered the source of truth for code style enforcement, and my checks should align with them.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:16-16
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:27:29.199Z
Learning: The repository's pre-commit configuration excludes markdown files in the readme directory (`readme/.*\.(rst|md)$`) from certain formatting checks. The configuration includes a trailing-whitespace hook, but these readme markdown files are excluded at the repository level. Therefore, trailing whitespace in readme markdown files should not be flagged as issues in reviews.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:34-34
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:55.028Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository explicitly excludes markdown files in readme directories from trailing whitespace checks through its pre-commit configuration with the pattern `readme/.*\.(rst|md)$`.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:29.859Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, H1 level headings in readme markdown files should not be manually added as they are automatically generated by CI/CD tools. Manually adding these headings results in readme generation errors.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:27.033Z
Learning: In cetmix-tower project, markdown files in readme directories (such as CONFIGURE.md, CONTEXT.md, etc.) should start with H2 headings (##) rather than H1 headings (#) because H1 headings are automatically generated by CI/CD tools during readme generation.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:02.761Z
Learning: Headers in readme markdown files (like CONTEXT.md, DESCRIPTION.md, USAGE.md) in the cetmix-tower repository are automatically generated by CI/CD tools and should not be manually added or modified.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:05.774Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, headers for readme markdown files (like DESCRIPTION.md) are generated automatically using CI/CD tools, so they should not be flagged as missing in code reviews.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:28-28
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:27.867Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower project, readme documentation files (like CONFIGURE.md, USAGE.md, CONTEXT.md, etc.) are merged into a single document during the CI/CD process, so internal links between these files are unnecessary.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:1-5
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:28.966Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower project, separate markdown documentation files (like USAGE.md, CONFIGURE.md) are automatically merged into a single document during the CI/CD process, so cross-links between these files are unnecessary.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py (2)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py:1-11
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:34:09.356Z
Learning: In Cetmix Tower modules, help text constants used in code evaluation contexts (like BOTO3_HELP_TEXT) are intentionally kept concise to avoid being unwieldy in the code editor. Complete documentation is provided in a dedicated documentation repository.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md (8)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:29.859Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, H1 level headings in readme markdown files should not be manually added as they are automatically generated by CI/CD tools. Manually adding these headings results in readme generation errors.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:27.033Z
Learning: In cetmix-tower project, markdown files in readme directories (such as CONFIGURE.md, CONTEXT.md, etc.) should start with H2 headings (##) rather than H1 headings (#) because H1 headings are automatically generated by CI/CD tools during readme generation.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:02.761Z
Learning: Headers in readme markdown files (like CONTEXT.md, DESCRIPTION.md, USAGE.md) in the cetmix-tower repository are automatically generated by CI/CD tools and should not be manually added or modified.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:05.774Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, headers for readme markdown files (like DESCRIPTION.md) are generated automatically using CI/CD tools, so they should not be flagged as missing in code reviews.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:1-5
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:28.966Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower project, separate markdown documentation files (like USAGE.md, CONFIGURE.md) are automatically merged into a single document during the CI/CD process, so cross-links between these files are unnecessary.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:28-28
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:27.867Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower project, readme documentation files (like CONFIGURE.md, USAGE.md, CONTEXT.md, etc.) are merged into a single document during the CI/CD process, so internal links between these files are unnecessary.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: requirements.txt:2-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:27:59.064Z
Learning: In the cetmix_tower_aws module, boto3 version is intentionally not pinned because: 1) the module only uses limited core functionality that's unlikely to change, 2) it's designed to work with any boto3 version installed by the operator, and 3) pinning could create conflicts or security issues with other dependencies.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py (2)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py:27-46
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T10:06:43.936Z
Learning: For cetmix_tower_aws module, Aldeigja prefers to place the boto3 help text at the end of Python code commands rather than at the beginning.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py (3)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T10:04:21.632Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository uses ruff with rule E303 enabled, which enforces two blank lines between top-level functions and classes. Code style nitpicks should respect the project's established linting configurations.
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```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T10:04:21.632Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository uses ruff for code style enforcement. Respect the established linting configurations and avoid making nitpick comments about code style that follows the project's standards, especially regarding blank lines between classes and functions.
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* `_get_eval_context` (19-25)

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md (1)</summary>

`1-39`: **LGTM! Configuration guide is clear and detailed.**

The AWS configuration guide provides clear instructions for setting up access keys, configuring secrets, and setting the AWS region in Cetmix Tower. The steps are well-structured and include all necessary details.

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`2-2`: **LGTM! Unpinned boto3 dependency as intended.**

The addition of boto3 without version pinning aligns with the module's design to work with any boto3 version, focusing on stable core functionality while avoiding potential conflicts with other dependencies.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md (1)</summary>

`1-3`: **LGTM! Concise module description.**

The description clearly states the purpose of the module - integrating the AWS SDK for Python (Boto3) into Cetmix Tower.

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`1-2`: **LGTM! Proper test module import.**

The import statement correctly includes the boto3 integration test module, ensuring it's discoverable and will be executed during test runs.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/__init__.py (1)</summary>

`1-1`: **LGTM! Standard module initialization.**

This import follows the standard Odoo module structure, properly importing the models package to ensure it's loaded when the module is initialized.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/models/__init__.py (1)</summary>

`1-1`: **LGTM! Proper model import.**

The import statement correctly makes the `cx_tower_command` module available when the models package is imported, following standard Odoo module structure.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md (1)</summary>

`1-5`: **LGTM! Clear rationale for AWS SDK integration.**

The context provides a clear explanation for including the AWS SDK as a separate module, balancing convenience for users who need AWS functionality without adding overhead for those who don't.

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`1-6`: **LGTM! Standard Odoo addon setup.**

The setup configuration correctly configures this package as an Odoo addon using setuptools-odoo.


Note that according to repository practices, setup.py files in the Cetmix Tower project are auto-generated. Please verify that this file follows the standard generation pattern to ensure it won't be overwritten during regeneration.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/__manifest__.py (1)</summary>

`1-20`: **LGTM! Well-structured manifest file.**

The manifest file correctly defines the new module's metadata, dependencies, and external requirements. The application flag is appropriately set to `False`, which is the correct approach for integration modules in the cetmix-tower ecosystem.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py (1)</summary>

`6-20`: **LGTM! Text constants are properly translatable.**

The constants are correctly defined with the translation function `_()` making them translatable as required. The help text is appropriately concise while providing sufficient information about boto3 functionality.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md (3)</summary>

`31-55`: **LGTM! Clear boto3 usage example.**

The Python code example is clear and demonstrates proper usage of boto3 within the Cetmix Tower command context. As per your project's design, boto3 is automatically injected into the command evaluation context, so no import statement is needed.

---

`83-94`: **LGTM! Well-formatted code examples.**

The output examples are well-formatted with appropriate syntax highlighting using `bash` language specifier.

---

`100-116`: **LGTM! Helpful additional command examples.**

These examples provide good guidance for users on how to create different types of AWS commands using either the client or resource interfaces.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py (5)</summary>

`9-10`: **LGTM! Secure module wrapping implementation.**

The boto3 module is properly wrapped using Odoo's `wrap_module` utility, restricting access to only the essential methods (`client`, `resource`, `Session`). This follows security best practices by limiting the exposure of potentially dangerous functionality.

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`18-25`: **LGTM! Proper context injection.**

The `_get_eval_context` method correctly extends the parent implementation to add the boto3 module to the evaluation context, making it available in command execution without requiring explicit imports.

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`28-42`: **LGTM! Correctly extends code computation.**

The `_compute_code` method properly extends the parent implementation to add boto3 documentation to Python code commands, ensuring clean formatting with exactly one trailing newline.

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`43-70`: **LGTM! Robust help text integration.**

The `_compute_command_help` method implements a well-thought-out approach for inserting boto3 help text into the command help HTML. The implementation is future-proof with a proper fallback mechanism if the expected HTML structure changes.

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**Check if decorator is required.**

The `@api.depends("action")` decorator might be redundant if it's already defined in the parent class method that you're extending.

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• cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py (line 27)

is necessary to trigger recomputation when `action` changes. 

> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

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<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py (2)</summary>

`1-117`: **Overall test coverage is comprehensive and well-structured.**

The test file provides thorough coverage of boto3 integration with Cetmix Tower commands. It validates that:
1. boto3 is correctly injected into the evaluation context
2. Help text is properly added to command code
3. HTML help is correctly included in command_help
4. Documentation is not duplicated on repeated writes
5. Server parameter works correctly with boto3 injection

The tests are well-organized, clearly named, and include appropriate docstrings.

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`89-98`: _🧹 Nitpick (assertive)_

**Consider using a more secure approach for test credentials.**

While this is just for testing purposes and doesn't expose real credentials, it's a good practice to avoid hardcoding passwords, even in tests.

Consider using a more secure approach, such as:

```diff
        test_server = self.env["cx.tower.server"].create(
            {
                "name": "Test AWS Server",
                "reference": "test_aws_server",
                "ip_v4_address": "localhost",
                "ssh_username": "admin",
-                "ssh_password": "password",
+                "ssh_password": "test_" + uuid.uuid4().hex,  # Random password for testing
                "ssh_auth_mode": "p",
                "host_key": "test_key",
            }
        )
```

This would require adding an import for `uuid` at the top of the file.



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`25-38`: _🧹 Nitpick (assertive)_

**Fix docstring to match implementation or add missing functionality.**

The docstring for `_normalize_html` mentions "Removing whitespace between tags", but the implementation doesn't include this functionality.

Either update the docstring to accurately reflect the function's behavior:

```diff
    def _normalize_html(self, text):
        """Normalize HTML content for comparison.

        This handles:
        - Unescaping HTML entities
        - Normalizing self-closing tags (<br/> vs <br>)
-        - Removing whitespace between tags
        """
```

Or implement the missing functionality:

```diff
    def _normalize_html(self, text):
        """Normalize HTML content for comparison.

        This handles:
        - Unescaping HTML entities
        - Normalizing self-closing tags (<br/> vs <br>)
        - Removing whitespace between tags
        """
        if not text:
            return ""
        # Unescape HTML entities
        normalized = html.unescape(text)
        # Normalize self-closing tags
        normalized = re.sub(r"<br\s*/>", "<br>", normalized)
+       # Remove whitespace between tags
+       normalized = re.sub(r">\s+<", "><", normalized)
        return normalized
```

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`40-51`: _🧹 Nitpick (assertive)_

**Consider using self.command for consistency.**

The test correctly verifies boto3 presence in the evaluation context with all required attributes. However, it uses the model class directly instead of the command instance created in setUp.


```diff
-        eval_context = self.env["cx.tower.command"]._get_eval_context()
+        eval_context = self.command._get_eval_context()
```

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```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: requirements.txt:2-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:27:59.064Z
Learning: In the cetmix_tower_aws module, boto3 version is intentionally not pinned because: 1) the module only uses limited core functionality that's unlikely to change, 2) it's designed to work with any boto3 version installed by the operator, and 3) pinning could create conflicts or security issues with other dependencies.
```

```
Learnt from: ivs-cetmix
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#266
File: cetmix_tower/readme/newsfragments/4264.feature:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-24T08:19:31.548Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, the `cetmix_tower` module is a helper/meta-module used for the Odoo App Store that maintains update history (newsfragments) for all modules it depends on, including changes implemented in other modules like `cetmix_tower_server`.
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```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py:27-46
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T10:06:43.936Z
Learning: For cetmix_tower_aws module, Aldeigja prefers to place the boto3 help text at the end of Python code commands rather than at the beginning.
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```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T10:04:21.632Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository uses ruff with rule E303 enabled, which enforces two blank lines between top-level functions and classes. Code style nitpicks should respect the project's established linting configurations.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T10:04:21.632Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository uses ruff for code style enforcement. Respect the established linting configurations and avoid making nitpick comments about code style that follows the project's standards, especially regarding blank lines between classes and functions.
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* `_get_eval_context` (19-25)

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`9-10`: **Well-implemented security measure with wrap_module.**

The code correctly uses Odoo's `wrap_module` to safely restrict access to only specific attributes of boto3 (`client`, `resource`, and `Session`). This is an excellent security practice that prevents potential abuse of the boto3 API while still providing the needed functionality.

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`18-26`: **Proper implementation of the evaluation context extension.**

The override of `_get_eval_context` correctly extends the original method by first calling the superclass implementation and then adding boto3 to the context. The method correctly maintains the optional server parameter, which is passed to the superclass call.

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`43-71`: **Well-designed command help extension with fallback mechanism.**

The implementation of `_compute_command_help` is robust and forward-thinking. It intelligently handles HTML structure by either inserting the boto3 help text before the closing `</ul>` tag or appending it with proper HTML formatting as a fallback. This ensures the help text is always added, even if the HTML structure changes in future versions.

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`52-56`: **Complete test coverage for boto3 help text in code.**

The test effectively verifies that the boto3 help text is added to Python code commands by checking its presence in the command code.

---

`57-73`: **Well-implemented test for boto3 in command help.**

The test thoroughly verifies that boto3 documentation is added to command help for Python code commands. The HTML normalization approach ensures reliable testing despite potential variations in HTML formatting.

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`74-83`: **Comprehensive test for preventing duplication.**

The test effectively ensures that boto3 documentation is not duplicated on repeated writes by updating the command and verifying there's exactly one occurrence of the help text.

---

`84-116`: **Complete test for evaluation context with server.**

The test thoroughly verifies that boto3 is correctly added to the evaluation context when a server is provided, including checking that the server is properly passed to the context.

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`40-51`: **Consider using self.command for consistency.**

You're directly accessing the model class to get the evaluation context, but you've already created a command instance in setUp that could be used. Using the instance would ensure consistency with the rest of the test methods.


```diff
-        eval_context = self.env["cx.tower.command"]._get_eval_context()
+        eval_context = self.command._get_eval_context()
```

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`27-41`: _🛠️ Refactor suggestion_

**Consider adding duplication prevention.**

The current implementation adds the boto3 help text to all Python code commands without checking if it's already present, which could lead to duplication if `_compute_code` is called multiple times.


```diff
    def _compute_code(self):
        """Compute default code with boto3 information.

        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
        to Python code commands.
        """
        # First let core populate code
        super()._compute_code()

        for rec in self:
            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.code:
+                # Check if boto3 help text is already present to avoid duplication
+                if constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT not in rec.code:
                    formatted_code = rec.code.rstrip() + "\n"
                    # Append the boto3 help text
                    rec.code = formatted_code + constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
```

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* `cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py` (1 hunks)
* `cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py` (1 hunks)
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* `cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py` (1 hunks)
* `requirements.txt` (1 hunks)
* `setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws` (1 hunks)
* `setup/cetmix_tower_aws/setup.py` (1 hunks)

</details>

<details>
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<details>
<summary>📓 Path-based instructions (1)</summary>

<details>
<summary>`**/readme/*.*`: Never ask to add a top header</summary>

> `**/readme/*.*`: Never ask to add a top header

- `cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md`
- `cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md`
- `cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md`
- `cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md`

</details>

</details><details>
<summary>🧠 Learnings (12)</summary>

<details>
<summary>📓 Common learnings</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: requirements.txt:2-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:27:59.064Z
Learning: In the cetmix_tower_aws module, boto3 version is intentionally not pinned because: 1) the module only uses limited core functionality that's unlikely to change, 2) it's designed to work with any boto3 version installed by the operator, and 3) pinning could create conflicts or security issues with other dependencies.
```

```
Learnt from: ivs-cetmix
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#266
File: cetmix_tower/readme/newsfragments/4264.feature:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-24T08:19:31.548Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, the `cetmix_tower` module is a helper/meta-module used for the Odoo App Store that maintains update history (newsfragments) for all modules it depends on, including changes implemented in other modules like `cetmix_tower_server`.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md (4)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:05.774Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, headers for readme markdown files (like DESCRIPTION.md) are generated automatically using CI/CD tools, so they should not be flagged as missing in code reviews.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:02.761Z
Learning: Headers in readme markdown files (like CONTEXT.md, DESCRIPTION.md, USAGE.md) in the cetmix-tower repository are automatically generated by CI/CD tools and should not be manually added or modified.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: requirements.txt:2-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:27:59.064Z
Learning: In the cetmix_tower_aws module, boto3 version is intentionally not pinned because: 1) the module only uses limited core functionality that's unlikely to change, 2) it's designed to work with any boto3 version installed by the operator, and 3) pinning could create conflicts or security issues with other dependencies.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md (4)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:02.761Z
Learning: Headers in readme markdown files (like CONTEXT.md, DESCRIPTION.md, USAGE.md) in the cetmix-tower repository are automatically generated by CI/CD tools and should not be manually added or modified.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:05.774Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, headers for readme markdown files (like DESCRIPTION.md) are generated automatically using CI/CD tools, so they should not be flagged as missing in code reviews.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:29.859Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, H1 level headings in readme markdown files should not be manually added as they are automatically generated by CI/CD tools. Manually adding these headings results in readme generation errors.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws (1)</summary>

undefined

<retrieved_learning>
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:43:34.018Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower project, the path to addons is handled by the CI/CD tools. Files in `setup/*/odoo/addons/` directory do not need to have a `.pth` extension as the path configuration is managed by the CI/CD pipeline.
</retrieved_learning>

</details>
<details>
<summary>setup/cetmix_tower_aws/setup.py (1)</summary>

```
Learnt from: ivs-cetmix
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#240
File: setup/cetmix_tower/setup.py:1-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-03T18:18:48.348Z
Learning: The setup.py files in Cetmix Tower project are auto-generated and should not be manually modified, as changes would be overwritten during regeneration.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>requirements.txt (1)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: requirements.txt:2-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:27:59.064Z
Learning: In the cetmix_tower_aws module, boto3 version is intentionally not pinned because: 1) the module only uses limited core functionality that's unlikely to change, 2) it's designed to work with any boto3 version installed by the operator, and 3) pinning could create conflicts or security issues with other dependencies.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py (2)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py:1-11
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:34:09.356Z
Learning: In Cetmix Tower modules, help text constants used in code evaluation contexts (like BOTO3_HELP_TEXT) are intentionally kept concise to avoid being unwieldy in the code editor. Complete documentation is provided in a dedicated documentation repository.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md (12)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:41.169Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository has implemented trailing whitespace checks via pre-commit hooks. CodeRabbit should align its checks with the repository's existing configuration rather than flagging whitespace issues that have already been handled by pre-commit.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:41.169Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository has a pre-commit configuration that includes the trailing-whitespace hook. This hook catches and fixes trailing whitespace issues in files including markdown. CodeRabbit should align its checks with this pre-commit configuration to avoid duplicate linting feedback.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:16-16
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:27:29.199Z
Learning: The repository has pre-commit hooks configured to handle whitespace issues, including trailing whitespace in Markdown files. These pre-commit hooks should be considered the source of truth for code style enforcement, and my checks should align with them.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:40-40
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:39.635Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository has pre-commit hooks configured, including the `end-of-file-fixer` hook that ensures files end with exactly one newline. Avoid flagging EOF newline issues in review comments as they're already handled by the repository's pre-commit configuration.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:16-16
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:27:29.199Z
Learning: The repository's pre-commit configuration excludes markdown files in the readme directory (`readme/.*\.(rst|md)$`) from certain formatting checks. The configuration includes a trailing-whitespace hook, but these readme markdown files are excluded at the repository level. Therefore, trailing whitespace in readme markdown files should not be flagged as issues in reviews.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:34-34
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:55.028Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository explicitly excludes markdown files in readme directories from trailing whitespace checks through its pre-commit configuration with the pattern `readme/.*\.(rst|md)$`.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:29.859Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, H1 level headings in readme markdown files should not be manually added as they are automatically generated by CI/CD tools. Manually adding these headings results in readme generation errors.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:27.033Z
Learning: In cetmix-tower project, markdown files in readme directories (such as CONFIGURE.md, CONTEXT.md, etc.) should start with H2 headings (##) rather than H1 headings (#) because H1 headings are automatically generated by CI/CD tools during readme generation.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:02.761Z
Learning: Headers in readme markdown files (like CONTEXT.md, DESCRIPTION.md, USAGE.md) in the cetmix-tower repository are automatically generated by CI/CD tools and should not be manually added or modified.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:05.774Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, headers for readme markdown files (like DESCRIPTION.md) are generated automatically using CI/CD tools, so they should not be flagged as missing in code reviews.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:28-28
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:27.867Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower project, readme documentation files (like CONFIGURE.md, USAGE.md, CONTEXT.md, etc.) are merged into a single document during the CI/CD process, so internal links between these files are unnecessary.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:1-5
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:28.966Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower project, separate markdown documentation files (like USAGE.md, CONFIGURE.md) are automatically merged into a single document during the CI/CD process, so cross-links between these files are unnecessary.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md (10)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:29.859Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, H1 level headings in readme markdown files should not be manually added as they are automatically generated by CI/CD tools. Manually adding these headings results in readme generation errors.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:27.033Z
Learning: In cetmix-tower project, markdown files in readme directories (such as CONFIGURE.md, CONTEXT.md, etc.) should start with H2 headings (##) rather than H1 headings (#) because H1 headings are automatically generated by CI/CD tools during readme generation.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:02.761Z
Learning: Headers in readme markdown files (like CONTEXT.md, DESCRIPTION.md, USAGE.md) in the cetmix-tower repository are automatically generated by CI/CD tools and should not be manually added or modified.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:05.774Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, headers for readme markdown files (like DESCRIPTION.md) are generated automatically using CI/CD tools, so they should not be flagged as missing in code reviews.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:1-5
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:28.966Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower project, separate markdown documentation files (like USAGE.md, CONFIGURE.md) are automatically merged into a single document during the CI/CD process, so cross-links between these files are unnecessary.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:28-28
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:27.867Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower project, readme documentation files (like CONFIGURE.md, USAGE.md, CONTEXT.md, etc.) are merged into a single document during the CI/CD process, so internal links between these files are unnecessary.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: requirements.txt:2-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:27:59.064Z
Learning: In the cetmix_tower_aws module, boto3 version is intentionally not pinned because: 1) the module only uses limited core functionality that's unlikely to change, 2) it's designed to work with any boto3 version installed by the operator, and 3) pinning could create conflicts or security issues with other dependencies.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:41.169Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository has implemented trailing whitespace checks via pre-commit hooks. CodeRabbit should align its checks with the repository's existing configuration rather than flagging whitespace issues that have already been handled by pre-commit.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:41.169Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository has a pre-commit configuration that includes the trailing-whitespace hook. This hook catches and fixes trailing whitespace issues in files including markdown. CodeRabbit should align its checks with this pre-commit configuration to avoid duplicate linting feedback.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py (2)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py:27-46
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T10:06:43.936Z
Learning: For cetmix_tower_aws module, Aldeigja prefers to place the boto3 help text at the end of Python code commands rather than at the beginning.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/__manifest__.py (1)</summary>

```
Learnt from: ivs-cetmix
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#266
File: cetmix_tower/readme/newsfragments/4264.feature:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-24T08:19:31.548Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, the `cetmix_tower` module is a helper/meta-module used for the Odoo App Store that maintains update history (newsfragments) for all modules it depends on, including changes implemented in other modules like `cetmix_tower_server`.
```

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py (3)</summary>

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T10:04:21.632Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository uses ruff with rule E303 enabled, which enforces two blank lines between top-level functions and classes. Code style nitpicks should respect the project's established linting configurations.
```

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T10:04:21.632Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository uses ruff for code style enforcement. Respect the established linting configurations and avoid making nitpick comments about code style that follows the project's standards, especially regarding blank lines between classes and functions.
```

</details>

</details><details>
<summary>🧬 Code Graph Analysis (1)</summary>

<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py (1)</summary><blockquote>

<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py (1)</summary>

* `_get_eval_context` (19-25)

</details>

</blockquote></details>

</details><details>
<summary>🪛 markdownlint-cli2 (0.17.2)</summary>

<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md</summary>

1-1: First line in a file should be a top-level heading
null

(MD041, first-line-heading, first-line-h1)

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md</summary>

2-2: Emphasis used instead of a heading
null

(MD036, no-emphasis-as-heading)

---

2-2: First line in a file should be a top-level heading
null

(MD041, first-line-heading, first-line-h1)

---

7-7: Trailing spaces
Expected: 0 or 2; Actual: 3

(MD009, no-trailing-spaces)

---

15-15: Trailing spaces
Expected: 0 or 2; Actual: 3

(MD009, no-trailing-spaces)

---

33-33: Trailing spaces
Expected: 0 or 2; Actual: 3

(MD009, no-trailing-spaces)

---

39-39: Files should end with a single newline character
null

(MD047, single-trailing-newline)

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md</summary>

2-2: First line in a file should be a top-level heading
null

(MD041, first-line-heading, first-line-h1)

---

4-4: Emphasis used instead of a heading
null

(MD036, no-emphasis-as-heading)

---

21-21: Trailing spaces
Expected: 0 or 2; Actual: 3

(MD009, no-trailing-spaces)

---

57-57: Ordered list item prefix
Expected: 1; Actual: 6; Style: 1/1/1

(MD029, ol-prefix)

---

60-60: Emphasis used instead of a heading
null

(MD036, no-emphasis-as-heading)

---

79-79: Emphasis used instead of a heading
null

(MD036, no-emphasis-as-heading)

---

96-96: Emphasis used instead of a heading
null

(MD036, no-emphasis-as-heading)

</details>

</details>
<details>
<summary>🪛 LanguageTool</summary>

<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md</summary>

[style] ~28-~28: Using many exclamation marks might seem excessive (in this case: 4 exclamation marks for a text that’s 1156 characters long)
Context: ...te: These secrets will be accessible as `#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#` and `#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#` in your commands.  3. **Configure AWS...

(EN_EXCESSIVE_EXCLAMATION)

</details>

</details>

</details>

<details>
<summary>⏰ Context from checks skipped due to timeout of 90000ms (1)</summary>

* GitHub Check: test with OCB

</details>

<details>
<summary>🔇 Additional comments (15)</summary><blockquote>

<details>
<summary>requirements.txt (1)</summary>

`2-2`: <details>
<summary>✅ Verification successful</summary>

**Verify manifest declaration for boto3**  
Since `requirements.txt` is generated from the module’s `external_dependencies` in `__manifest__.py`, manual edits here may be overwritten. Please confirm that `boto3` is correctly declared under the `"python"` key in `external_dependencies`.  


Run this script from the repo root to check:

---

🏁 Script executed:

```shell
#!/bin/bash
# Verify boto3 is listed in external_dependencies
rg -n "external_dependencies" -A3 cetmix_tower_aws/__manifest__.py
```

Length of output: 162

---



</details>

**No action required for boto3 declaration**  
boto3 is already listed under the `"python"` key in `cetmix_tower_aws/__manifest__.py` (line 15), so `requirements.txt` will include it automatically.

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/tests/__init__.py (1)</summary>

`1-1`: **Approve test module import**  
Importing `test_boto3_integration` here ensures the new integration tests are discovered and executed as part of the test suite.

</details>
<details>
<summary>setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws (1)</summary>

`1-1`: **Proper addon path file without `.pth` extension**  
This file correctly points Odoo to the `cetmix_tower_aws` package via the CI/CD-managed loader; no `.pth` suffix is needed in this setup.

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py (1)</summary>

`6-20`: **LGTM! Well-defined translatable constants.**

The constants are properly marked for translation with the `_()` function, addressing the previous feedback. The help text is concise while providing useful information about boto3 functionality and supported AWS services.

</details>
<details>
<summary>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md (1)</summary>

`1-3`: **Description is concise and clear.**

The description succinctly explains the module's purpose of integrating Boto3 (AWS SDK) into Cetmix Tower.

<details>
<summary>🧰 Tools</summary>

<details>
<summary>🪛 markdownlint-cli2 (0.17.2)</summary>

1-1: First line in a file should be a top-level heading
null

(MD041, first-line-heading, first-line-h1)

---

3-3: Multiple consecutive blank lines
Expected: 1; Actual: 2

(MD012, no-multiple-blanks)

</details>

</details>

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This follows the standard Odoo module structure, properly importing the models subpackage.

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`1-1`: **LGTM! Necessary import for model registration.**

This import is required for proper registration of the `CxTowerCommand` model extension within Odoo's model registry.

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`1-5`: **Context doc: content clarity and style**  
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`74-83`: **Test approval - Effective duplication prevention test.**

This test correctly verifies that the boto3 help text isn't duplicated when updating a command. The implementation now checks for the full text content rather than just the first line, which is more robust.

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`84-116`: **Great implementation of server context testing.**

The test properly validates that boto3 is correctly added to the evaluation context when a server is provided, and it verifies that the server is properly passed to the context.

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`9-10`: **Well-implemented boto3 security with wrap_module.**

Excellent use of Odoo's `wrap_module` to restrict the boto3 interface to only the essential methods, enhancing security by limiting exposed functionality.

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`18-25`: **LGTM - Correct implementation of boto3 injection.**

The override of `_get_eval_context` properly extends the parent method and injects boto3 into the evaluation context, maintaining compatibility with the server parameter.

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`51-68`: **Well-implemented help text insertion with fallback.**

The implementation for inserting boto3 help text into the command help is robust, with a good approach to handle both the expected HTML structure and a fallback mechanism if that structure changes.



Consider adding a similar duplication check here as suggested for _compute_code:

```diff
    for rec in self:
        if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.command_help:
+            # Skip if boto3 help text is already present
+            if constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT_HTML in rec.command_help:
+                continue
            # This ensures our boto3 help is added as a list item within
            # the existing list of available variables, regardless of future
            # changes to the upstream template structure
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• File: cetmix_tower_aws/__manifest__.py  
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-    "python": ["boto3"],
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+"""Constants for the cetmix_tower_aws module."""
+
+# Boto3 help information for adding to Python command code
+BOTO3_HELP_TEXT = (
+    "#  - boto3: Python 'boto3' library for AWS services. "
+    "Available methods: 'client', 'resource', 'session'\n"
+    "#    Supports AWS services like EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, CloudWatch, etc."
+)
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**LGTM! Clear and concise constant definition.**

The constant `BOTO3_HELP_TEXT` is well-defined with appropriate copyright information and documentation. It provides useful information about boto3 methods and supported AWS services.



Consider expanding the list of AWS services beyond "EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, CloudWatch, etc." to include other commonly used services or link to documentation for a complete list, for better user guidance.

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**Usage documentation needs expansion.**

The current content is just a placeholder and doesn't provide any actual usage examples for the new AWS functionality.


Consider adding at least basic examples of how to use boto3 within Cetmix Tower commands, such as:
- How to create an EC2 instance
- How to list S3 buckets
- How to perform basic operations with other AWS services

This would greatly help users understand how to use the new functionality effectively.


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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+{
+    "name": "Cetmix Tower AWS",
+    "summary": """Cetmix Tower AWS EC2 API integration""",
+    "version": "14.0.1.0.0",
+    "category": "Productivity",
+    "license": "AGPL-3",
+    "author": "Cetmix OÜ",
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo.tests import common
+
+from ..models.constants import BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+
+
+class TestBoto3Integration(common.TransactionCase):
+    """Test boto3 integration with Cetmix Tower commands."""
+
+    def setUp(self):
+        super().setUp()
+        # Create a test command
+        self.command = self.env["cx.tower.command"].create(
+            {
+                "name": "Test AWS Command",
+                "action": "python_code",
+            }
+        )
+
+    def test_boto3_in_evaluation_context(self):
+        """Test that boto3 is added to the evaluation context."""
+        # Get evaluation context
+        eval_context = self.env["cx.tower.command"]._get_eval_context()
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo.tests import common
+
+from ..models.constants import BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+
+
+class TestBoto3Integration(common.TransactionCase):
+    """Test boto3 integration with Cetmix Tower commands."""
+
+    def setUp(self):
+        super().setUp()
+        # Create a test command
+        self.command = self.env["cx.tower.command"].create(
+            {
+                "name": "Test AWS Command",
+                "action": "python_code",
+            }
+        )
+
+    def test_boto3_in_evaluation_context(self):
+        """Test that boto3 is added to the evaluation context."""
+        # Get evaluation context
+        eval_context = self.env["cx.tower.command"]._get_eval_context()
+        # Check if boto3 is in the evaluation context
+        self.assertIn("boto3", eval_context)
+        # Check available methods
+        boto3_obj = eval_context["boto3"]
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "client"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "resource"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "Session"))
+
+    def test_boto3_in_python_code(self):
+        """Test that boto3 documentation is added to Python code commands."""
+        # Check if boto3 help text is in the code
+        self.assertIn(BOTO3_HELP_TEXT, self.command.code)
+
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+
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  This module integrates Boto3, the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Software Development Kit (SDK) for Python, into the Cetmix Tower.
+ 
+ With this integration, users can:
+ - Create and manage AWS EC2 servers directly from the Cetmix Tower interface
+ - Leverage AWS cloud resources within the Cetmix Tower environment
+ - Execute AWS-specific commands through the Cetmix Tower command interface
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+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+{
+    "name": "Cetmix Tower AWS",
+    "summary": """Cetmix Tower AWS EC2 API integration""",
+    "version": "14.0.1.0.0",
+    "category": "Productivity",
+    "license": "AGPL-3",
+    "author": "Cetmix",
+    "website": "https://cetmix.com",
+    "application": True,
+    "installable": True,
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo.tests import common
+
+from ..models.constants import BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+
+
+class TestBoto3Integration(common.TransactionCase):
+    """Test boto3 integration with Cetmix Tower commands."""
+
+    def setUp(self):
+        super().setUp()
+        # Create a test command
+        self.command = self.env["cx.tower.command"].create(
+            {
+                "name": "Test AWS Command",
+                "action": "python_code",
+            }
+        )
+
+    def test_boto3_in_evaluation_context(self):
+        """Test that boto3 is added to the evaluation context."""
+        # Get evaluation context
+        eval_context = self.env["cx.tower.command"]._get_eval_context()
+        # Check if boto3 is in the evaluation context
+        self.assertIn("boto3", eval_context)
+        # Check available methods
+        boto3_obj = eval_context["boto3"]
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "client"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "resource"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "Session"))
+
+    def test_boto3_in_python_code(self):
+        """Test that boto3 documentation is added to Python code commands."""
+        # Check if boto3 help text is in the code
+        self.assertIn(BOTO3_HELP_TEXT, self.command.code)
+
+    def test_no_duplication_on_writes(self):
+        """Test that boto3 documentation is not duplicated on repeated writes."""
+        # Update the command to trigger _compute_code again
+        self.command.write({"name": "Updated Test AWS Command"})
+
+        # Count occurrences of boto3 help text in the code
+        occurrences = self.command.code.count(BOTO3_HELP_TEXT.splitlines()[0])
+        self.assertEqual(occurrences, 1, "Boto3 help text should not be duplicated")
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-        occurrences = self.command.code.count(BOTO3_HELP_TEXT.splitlines()[0])
-        self.assertEqual(occurrences, 1, "Boto3 help text should not be duplicated")
+        occurrences = self.command.code.count(BOTO3_HELP_TEXT)
+        self.assertEqual(occurrences, 1, "Boto3 help text should not be duplicated")
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo import api, models
+from odoo.tools.safe_eval import wrap_module
+
+from . import constants
+
+# Wrap boto3 safely
+boto3 = wrap_module(__import__("boto3"), ["client", "resource", "Session"])
+
+
+class CxTowerCommand(models.Model):
+    """Extends cx.tower.command to add AWS boto3 functionality."""
+
+    _inherit = "cx.tower.command"
+
+    @api.model
+    def _get_eval_context(self, server=None):
+        """
+        Overrides _get_eval_context to add boto3 to the evaluation context.
+        """
+        eval_context = super()._get_eval_context(server=server)
+        eval_context["boto3"] = boto3
+        return eval_context
+
+    @api.depends("action")
+    def _compute_code(self):
+        """Compute default code with boto3 information.
+
+        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
+        to Python code commands.
+        """
+        # First let core populate code
+        super(CxTowerCommand, self)._compute_code()
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py
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body: _🧹 Nitpick (assertive)_

**Use modern Python super() style.**

The explicit class reference in the super call is not necessary in Python 3. Consider using the simpler form without class and self references.


```diff
-        super(CxTowerCommand, self)._compute_code()
+        super()._compute_code()
```


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✅ Addressed in commits c5099de to 2e30b48
created_at: 2025-04-27T22:31:23Z
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo import api, models
+from odoo.tools.safe_eval import wrap_module
+
+from . import constants
+
+# Wrap boto3 safely
+boto3 = wrap_module(__import__("boto3"), ["client", "resource", "Session"])
+
+
+class CxTowerCommand(models.Model):
+    """Extends cx.tower.command to add AWS boto3 functionality."""
+
+    _inherit = "cx.tower.command"
+
+    @api.model
+    def _get_eval_context(self, server=None):
+        """
+        Overrides _get_eval_context to add boto3 to the evaluation context.
+        """
+        eval_context = super()._get_eval_context(server=server)
+        eval_context["boto3"] = boto3
+        return eval_context
+
+    @api.depends("action")
+    def _compute_code(self):
+        """Compute default code with boto3 information.
+
+        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
+        to Python code commands.
+        """
+        # First let core populate code
+        super(CxTowerCommand, self)._compute_code()
+
+        for rec in self:
+            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.code:
+                # Only add boto3 info if it's not already present
+                if constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT not in rec.code:
+                    lines = rec.code.split("\n")
+                    for i, line in enumerate(lines):
+                        if "#  - UserError:" in line:
+                            lines.insert(i, constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT)
+                            rec.code = "\n".join(lines)
+                            break
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py
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**Add fallback for marker insertion.**

The current implementation assumes the marker "#  - UserError:" will always be found. If it's not present, the boto3 help text won't be added. Consider adding a fallback to ensure the help text is always inserted.


```diff
                    for i, line in enumerate(lines):
                        if "#  - UserError:" in line:
                            lines.insert(i, constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT)
                            rec.code = "\n".join(lines)
                            break
+                    else:
+                        # If marker not found, append to the end or insert at a strategic position
+                        lines.append(constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT)
+                        rec.code = "\n".join(lines)
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 # generated from manifests external_dependencies
+boto3
path: requirements.txt
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body: @ coderabbitai  Thank you for your feedback.
While I understand the intent to guard against upstream breaking changes, I've chosen not to pin boto3's version for several reasons:
* The wrapped methods are limited to basic functionality that's unlikely to change
* The module is designed to work with any version of boto3 installed by the operator, rather than requiring a specific version that may create conflicts or security issues.
created_at: 2025-04-29T14:27:29Z
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 # generated from manifests external_dependencies
+boto3
path: requirements.txt
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body: @Aldeigja I understand your reasoning, and it makes perfect sense. When only using stable core functionality of a library and wrapping it in a limited way, leaving the version unpinned provides greater flexibility for operators. This approach also avoids potential conflicts with other packages that might depend on boto3.

Thank you for explaining your design decision.

---

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PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: requirements.txt:2-2
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:27:59.030Z
Learning: In the cetmix_tower_aws module, boto3 version is intentionally not pinned because: 1) the module only uses limited core functionality that's unlikely to change, 2) it's designed to work with any boto3 version installed by the operator, and 3) pinning could create conflicts or security issues with other dependencies.
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+"""Constants for the cetmix_tower_aws module."""
+
+# Boto3 help information for adding to Python command code
+BOTO3_HELP_TEXT = (
+    "#  - boto3: Python 'boto3' library for AWS services. "
+    "Available methods: 'client', 'resource', 'session'\n"
+    "#    Supports AWS services like EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, CloudWatch, etc."
+)
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py
user: login: Aldeigja
body: @coderabbitai This is just short help text for the evaluation context - expanding it would make it unwieldy in the code editor. Full module documentation will be provided in our dedicated documentation repository.
created_at: 2025-04-29T14:31:41Z
author_association: CONTRIBUTOR
diff_hunk: @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+"""Constants for the cetmix_tower_aws module."""
+
+# Boto3 help information for adding to Python command code
+BOTO3_HELP_TEXT = (
+    "#  - boto3: Python 'boto3' library for AWS services. "
+    "Available methods: 'client', 'resource', 'session'\n"
+    "#    Supports AWS services like EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, CloudWatch, etc."
+)
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py
user: login: coderabbitai[bot]
body: @Aldeigja I understand completely. You're right - keeping the help text concise makes perfect sense for an evaluation context within the code editor. A brief reference is more appropriate here, with comprehensive documentation maintained separately in your dedicated repository. Thanks for the clarification!

---

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Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py:1-11
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:34:09.334Z
Learning: In Cetmix Tower modules, help text constants used in code evaluation contexts (like BOTO3_HELP_TEXT) are intentionally kept concise to avoid being unwieldy in the code editor. Complete documentation is provided in a dedicated documentation repository.
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+This module integrates Boto3, the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Software Development Kit (SDK) for Python, into the Cetmix Tower.
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md
user: login: Aldeigja
body: @coderabbitai  These headers are generated automatically using the ci/cd tools
created_at: 2025-04-29T14:34:37Z
author_association: CONTRIBUTOR
diff_hunk: @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+Although Amazon Web Services (AWS) allows API calls without using an SDK, we found that
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md
user: login: Aldeigja
body: @coderabbitai  These headers are generated automatically using the ci/cd tools
created_at: 2025-04-29T14:34:42Z
author_association: CONTRIBUTOR
diff_hunk: @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+This module integrates Boto3, the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Software Development Kit (SDK) for Python, into the Cetmix Tower.
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md
user: login: coderabbitai[bot]
body: @Aldeigja Thank you for clarifying! I understand now that the headers are generated automatically by your CI/CD tools. I'll remember this for future reviews and won't flag missing headers in readme files again.

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```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:05.753Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, headers for readme markdown files (like DESCRIPTION.md) are generated automatically using CI/CD tools, so they should not be flagged as missing in code reviews.
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Learnt from: ivs-cetmix
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#266
File: cetmix_tower/readme/newsfragments/4264.feature:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-24T08:19:31.548Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower repository, the `cetmix_tower` module is a helper/meta-module used for the Odoo App Store that maintains update history (newsfragments) for all modules it depends on, including changes implemented in other modules like `cetmix_tower_server`.
```

---

```
Learnt from: ivs-cetmix
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#176
File: cetmix_tower_git/readme/DESCRIPTION.md:1-3
Timestamp: 2025-01-17T23:35:25.657Z
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+Although Amazon Web Services (AWS) allows API calls without using an SDK, we found that
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md
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body: @Aldeigja Thank you for clarifying! I understand now that the headers in readme files are automatically generated by your CI/CD tools, so there's no need to add them manually. I'll remember this for future reviews of readme files in your repository.



🐰 *taking notes*

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```
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PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:35:02.723Z
Learning: Headers in readme markdown files (like CONTEXT.md, DESCRIPTION.md, USAGE.md) in the cetmix-tower repository are automatically generated by CI/CD tools and should not be manually added or modified.
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo.tests import common
+
+from ..models.constants import BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+
+
+class TestBoto3Integration(common.TransactionCase):
+    """Test boto3 integration with Cetmix Tower commands."""
+
+    def setUp(self):
+        super().setUp()
+        # Create a test command
+        self.command = self.env["cx.tower.command"].create(
+            {
+                "name": "Test AWS Command",
+                "action": "python_code",
+            }
+        )
+
+    def test_boto3_in_evaluation_context(self):
+        """Test that boto3 is added to the evaluation context."""
+        # Get evaluation context
+        eval_context = self.env["cx.tower.command"]._get_eval_context()
+        # Check if boto3 is in the evaluation context
+        self.assertIn("boto3", eval_context)
+        # Check available methods
+        boto3_obj = eval_context["boto3"]
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "client"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "resource"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "Session"))
+
+    def test_boto3_in_python_code(self):
+        """Test that boto3 documentation is added to Python code commands."""
+        # Check if boto3 help text is in the code
+        self.assertIn(BOTO3_HELP_TEXT, self.command.code)
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py
user: login: Aldeigja
body: @coderabbitai The test checks if the boto3 help text is automatically inserted into the Python code template when the command is created this is sufficient for our needs
created_at: 2025-04-29T14:40:04Z
author_association: CONTRIBUTOR
diff_hunk: @@ -0,0 +1 @@
+../../../../cetmix_tower_aws
path: setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws
user: login: Aldeigja
body: @coderabbitai The path to addons is handled by the ci/cd tools, no need to double check or modify their job
created_at: 2025-04-29T14:41:15Z
author_association: CONTRIBUTOR
diff_hunk: @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo.tests import common
+
+from ..models.constants import BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+
+
+class TestBoto3Integration(common.TransactionCase):
+    """Test boto3 integration with Cetmix Tower commands."""
+
+    def setUp(self):
+        super().setUp()
+        # Create a test command
+        self.command = self.env["cx.tower.command"].create(
+            {
+                "name": "Test AWS Command",
+                "action": "python_code",
+            }
+        )
+
+    def test_boto3_in_evaluation_context(self):
+        """Test that boto3 is added to the evaluation context."""
+        # Get evaluation context
+        eval_context = self.env["cx.tower.command"]._get_eval_context()
+        # Check if boto3 is in the evaluation context
+        self.assertIn("boto3", eval_context)
+        # Check available methods
+        boto3_obj = eval_context["boto3"]
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "client"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "resource"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "Session"))
+
+    def test_boto3_in_python_code(self):
+        """Test that boto3 documentation is added to Python code commands."""
+        # Check if boto3 help text is in the code
+        self.assertIn(BOTO3_HELP_TEXT, self.command.code)
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py
user: login: coderabbitai[bot]
body: @Aldeigja I understand your explanation. You're right that the test is focused on verifying the automatic insertion mechanism of the boto3 help text, rather than its specific content. Since you're directly importing the constant (`BOTO3_HELP_TEXT`) and checking for its presence in the command code, this approach is indeed sufficient for your needs.

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+../../../../cetmix_tower_aws
path: setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws
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body: @Aldeigja I understand now - thanks for the clarification. The CI/CD tools in your project properly handle the addon paths, so my suggestion to rename the file wasn't necessary. I'll keep this in mind for future reviews.

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```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws:1-1
Timestamp: 2025-04-29T14:43:33.997Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower project, the path to addons is handled by the CI/CD tools. Files in `setup/*/odoo/addons/` directory do not need to have a `.pth` extension as the path configuration is managed by the CI/CD pipeline.
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo import api, models
+from odoo.tools.safe_eval import wrap_module
+
+from . import constants
+
+# Wrap boto3 safely
+boto3 = wrap_module(__import__("boto3"), ["client", "resource", "Session"])
+
+
+class CxTowerCommand(models.Model):
+    """Extends cx.tower.command to add AWS boto3 functionality."""
+
+    _inherit = "cx.tower.command"
+
+    @api.model
+    def _get_eval_context(self, server=None):
+        """
+        Overrides _get_eval_context to add boto3 to the evaluation context.
+        """
+        eval_context = super()._get_eval_context(server=server)
+        eval_context["boto3"] = boto3
+        return eval_context
+
+    @api.depends("action")
+    def _compute_code(self):
+        """Compute default code with boto3 information.
+
+        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
+        to Python code commands.
+        """
+        # First let core populate code
+        super()._compute_code()
+
+        for rec in self:
+            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.code:
+                # Only add boto3 info if it's not already present
+                if constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT not in rec.code:
+                    # Ensure there's no gap (excessive newlines) before adding
+                    # boto3 help text
+                    # Strip trailing whitespace and add exactly one newline
+                    formatted_code = rec.code.rstrip() + "\n"
+                    # Append the boto3 help text
+                    rec.code = formatted_code + constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py
user: login: coderabbitai[bot]
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**Consider alternative placement for boto3 help text.**

The implementation correctly adds boto3 documentation to Python code commands and handles formatting well. However, consider if the help text might be more useful at the beginning of the code template rather than appended at the end, especially for new users who might benefit from seeing the documentation before writing code.

```diff
-                    # Strip trailing whitespace and add exactly one newline
-                    formatted_code = rec.code.rstrip() + "\n"
-                    # Append the boto3 help text
-                    rec.code = formatted_code + constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+                    # Add boto3 help text at the beginning with a trailing newline
+                    rec.code = constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT + "\n\n" + rec.code
```


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    @api.depends("action")
    def _compute_code(self):
        """Compute default code with boto3 information.

        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
        to Python code commands.
        """
        # First let core populate code
        super()._compute_code()

        for rec in self:
            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.code:
                # Only add boto3 info if it's not already present
                if constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT not in rec.code:
                    # Ensure there's no gap (excessive newlines) before adding
                    # boto3 help text
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo.tests import common
+
+from ..models.constants import BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py
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**Consider removing the extra empty line.**

For better code organization, consider removing this extra empty line.

```diff
 from ..models.constants import BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
 

-
 class TestBoto3Integration(common.TransactionCase):
```


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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo.tests import common
+
+from ..models.constants import BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py
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body: @coderabbitai 
It's the addition of an extra line enforced by the ruff settings configured for the entire repo, you **must** analyze them, keep them in mind and **stop** bothering the developers with such nit-picking.
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo.tests import common
+
+from ..models.constants import BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py
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@Aldeigja Thank you for pointing this out. You're absolutely right - the repository's ruff configuration enforces blank lines between top-level functions and classes through rule E303. I apologize for the unnecessary nitpick and will respect the project's code style configurations in future reviews.



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@Aldeigja Thank you for pointing this out. I see the repository has a `.ruff.toml` configuration file that defines the project's code style rules. While I don't see the specific blank line rule explicitly mentioned, this is likely part of Ruff's default ruleset that enforces PEP 8 standards (which includes spacing between class definitions).

I apologize for the unnecessary nitpick and will respect the project's established code style configurations in future reviews.

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Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T10:04:21.608Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository uses ruff with rule E303 enabled, which enforces two blank lines between top-level functions and classes. Code style nitpicks should respect the project's established linting configurations.
```

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```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T10:04:21.608Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository uses ruff for code style enforcement. Respect the established linting configurations and avoid making nitpick comments about code style that follows the project's standards, especially regarding blank lines between classes and functions.
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo import api, models
+from odoo.tools.safe_eval import wrap_module
+
+from . import constants
+
+# Wrap boto3 safely
+boto3 = wrap_module(__import__("boto3"), ["client", "resource", "Session"])
+
+
+class CxTowerCommand(models.Model):
+    """Extends cx.tower.command to add AWS boto3 functionality."""
+
+    _inherit = "cx.tower.command"
+
+    @api.model
+    def _get_eval_context(self, server=None):
+        """
+        Overrides _get_eval_context to add boto3 to the evaluation context.
+        """
+        eval_context = super()._get_eval_context(server=server)
+        eval_context["boto3"] = boto3
+        return eval_context
+
+    @api.depends("action")
+    def _compute_code(self):
+        """Compute default code with boto3 information.
+
+        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
+        to Python code commands.
+        """
+        # First let core populate code
+        super()._compute_code()
+
+        for rec in self:
+            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.code:
+                # Only add boto3 info if it's not already present
+                if constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT not in rec.code:
+                    # Ensure there's no gap (excessive newlines) before adding
+                    # boto3 help text
+                    # Strip trailing whitespace and add exactly one newline
+                    formatted_code = rec.code.rstrip() + "\n"
+                    # Append the boto3 help text
+                    rec.code = formatted_code + constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py
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body: In my opinion this boto3 help text is placed in the right place
created_at: 2025-05-01T10:06:24Z
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo import api, models
+from odoo.tools.safe_eval import wrap_module
+
+from . import constants
+
+# Wrap boto3 safely
+boto3 = wrap_module(__import__("boto3"), ["client", "resource", "Session"])
+
+
+class CxTowerCommand(models.Model):
+    """Extends cx.tower.command to add AWS boto3 functionality."""
+
+    _inherit = "cx.tower.command"
+
+    @api.model
+    def _get_eval_context(self, server=None):
+        """
+        Overrides _get_eval_context to add boto3 to the evaluation context.
+        """
+        eval_context = super()._get_eval_context(server=server)
+        eval_context["boto3"] = boto3
+        return eval_context
+
+    @api.depends("action")
+    def _compute_code(self):
+        """Compute default code with boto3 information.
+
+        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
+        to Python code commands.
+        """
+        # First let core populate code
+        super()._compute_code()
+
+        for rec in self:
+            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.code:
+                # Only add boto3 info if it's not already present
+                if constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT not in rec.code:
+                    # Ensure there's no gap (excessive newlines) before adding
+                    # boto3 help text
+                    # Strip trailing whitespace and add exactly one newline
+                    formatted_code = rec.code.rstrip() + "\n"
+                    # Append the boto3 help text
+                    rec.code = formatted_code + constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
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PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py:27-46
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T10:06:43.920Z
Learning: For cetmix_tower_aws module, Aldeigja prefers to place the boto3 help text at the end of Python code commands rather than at the beginning.
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+## AWS Configuration
+
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+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
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+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
+1. **Navigate to Command Creation**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Commands > Commands`
+   - Click the `Create` button
+
+2. **Configure Command Settings**
+   - Set a descriptive `Name` (e.g., "List AWS EC2 Instances")
+   - Leave `Reference` blank to generate automatically (or set a custom reference)
+   - Select `Action`: "Execute Python code"
+   - Set `Access Level`: Choose appropriate level (e.g., "Manager")
+   - Optional: Set `Default Path` if needed
+   - Optional: Add `Tags` (e.g., "aws", "ec2") for better organization
+
+3. **Add Required Variables**
+   - In the `Variables` tab, add the previously configured variable:
+     - `aws_region_name`
+   
+4. **Add Required Secrets**
+   - In the `Secrets` field, add the previously configured secrets:
+     - `aws_access_key`
+     - `aws_secret_access_key`
+
+5. **Write Python Code**
+   - Go to the `Code` tab
+   - Enter the following Python code:
+
+```python
+# List EC2 instances using boto3
+result = {"exit_code": 0, "message": None}
+
+session = boto3.Session(
+    aws_access_key_id=#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#,
+    aws_secret_access_key=#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#,
+    region_name={{ aws_region_name }}
+)
+ec2 = session.client('ec2')
+instances = ec2.describe_instances()
+
+instance_details = []
+for reservation in instances['Reservations']:
+    for instance in reservation['Instances']:
+        instance_detail = "Instance ID: " + instance['InstanceId']
+        instance_detail += ", Type: " + instance.get('InstanceType', 'Unknown')
+        instance_detail += ", State: " + instance.get('State', {}).get('Name', 'Unknown')
+        instance_details.append(instance_detail)
+
+if instance_details:
+    result["message"] = "Found " + str(len(instance_details)) + " EC2 instances:\n" + "\n".join(instance_details)
+else:
+    result["message"] = "No EC2 instances found"
+```
+
+6. **Save the Command**
+   - Click the `Save` button to create the command
+
+### Running the AWS EC2 Command
+
+1. **Navigate to Server**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Servers > Servers`
+   - Open the server where you want to run the command
+
+2. **Execute Command from Server**
+   - Click the `Run Command` button in the top of the server form
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+
+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
+1. **Navigate to Command Creation**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Commands > Commands`
+   - Click the `Create` button
+
+2. **Configure Command Settings**
+   - Set a descriptive `Name` (e.g., "List AWS EC2 Instances")
+   - Leave `Reference` blank to generate automatically (or set a custom reference)
+   - Select `Action`: "Execute Python code"
+   - Set `Access Level`: Choose appropriate level (e.g., "Manager")
+   - Optional: Set `Default Path` if needed
+   - Optional: Add `Tags` (e.g., "aws", "ec2") for better organization
+
+3. **Add Required Variables**
+   - In the `Variables` tab, add the previously configured variable:
+     - `aws_region_name`
+   
+4. **Add Required Secrets**
+   - In the `Secrets` field, add the previously configured secrets:
+     - `aws_access_key`
+     - `aws_secret_access_key`
+
+5. **Write Python Code**
+   - Go to the `Code` tab
+   - Enter the following Python code:
+
+```python
+# List EC2 instances using boto3
+result = {"exit_code": 0, "message": None}
+
+session = boto3.Session(
+    aws_access_key_id=#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#,
+    aws_secret_access_key=#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#,
+    region_name={{ aws_region_name }}
+)
+ec2 = session.client('ec2')
+instances = ec2.describe_instances()
+
+instance_details = []
+for reservation in instances['Reservations']:
+    for instance in reservation['Instances']:
+        instance_detail = "Instance ID: " + instance['InstanceId']
+        instance_detail += ", Type: " + instance.get('InstanceType', 'Unknown')
+        instance_detail += ", State: " + instance.get('State', {}).get('Name', 'Unknown')
+        instance_details.append(instance_detail)
+
+if instance_details:
+    result["message"] = "Found " + str(len(instance_details)) + " EC2 instances:\n" + "\n".join(instance_details)
+else:
+    result["message"] = "No EC2 instances found"
+```
+
+6. **Save the Command**
+   - Click the `Save` button to create the command
+
+### Running the AWS EC2 Command
+
+1. **Navigate to Server**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Servers > Servers`
+   - Open the server where you want to run the command
+
+2. **Execute Command from Server**
+   - Click the `Run Command` button in the top of the server form
+   - In the popup dialog:
+     - Select your AWS EC2 command from the dropdown
+     - Verify the variable values (if any need adjustment)
+     - Click `Run` to execute
+
+3. **View Command Results**
+   - After execution, the command log will display showing:
+     - The command executed
+     - Execution status
+     - Output message containing EC2 instance details if successful
+
+### Example Output
+
+For a successful execution with EC2 instances:
+
+```
+Found 3 EC2 instances:
+Instance ID: i-0abc123def456789, Type: t2.micro, State: running
+Instance ID: i-0def456abc789123, Type: t3.medium, State: stopped
+Instance ID: i-0789abc123def456, Type: m5.large, State: running
+```
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
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+ ```text
Found 3 EC2 instances:
Instance ID: i-0abc123def456789, Type: t2.micro, State: running
Instance ID: i-0def456abc789123, Type: t3.medium, State: stopped
Instance ID: i-0789abc123def456, Type: m5.large, State: running
- ```
+ ```
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+
+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
+1. **Navigate to Command Creation**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Commands > Commands`
+   - Click the `Create` button
+
+2. **Configure Command Settings**
+   - Set a descriptive `Name` (e.g., "List AWS EC2 Instances")
+   - Leave `Reference` blank to generate automatically (or set a custom reference)
+   - Select `Action`: "Execute Python code"
+   - Set `Access Level`: Choose appropriate level (e.g., "Manager")
+   - Optional: Set `Default Path` if needed
+   - Optional: Add `Tags` (e.g., "aws", "ec2") for better organization
+
+3. **Add Required Variables**
+   - In the `Variables` tab, add the previously configured variable:
+     - `aws_region_name`
+   
+4. **Add Required Secrets**
+   - In the `Secrets` field, add the previously configured secrets:
+     - `aws_access_key`
+     - `aws_secret_access_key`
+
+5. **Write Python Code**
+   - Go to the `Code` tab
+   - Enter the following Python code:
+
+```python
+# List EC2 instances using boto3
+result = {"exit_code": 0, "message": None}
+
+session = boto3.Session(
+    aws_access_key_id=#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#,
+    aws_secret_access_key=#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#,
+    region_name={{ aws_region_name }}
+)
+ec2 = session.client('ec2')
+instances = ec2.describe_instances()
+
+instance_details = []
+for reservation in instances['Reservations']:
+    for instance in reservation['Instances']:
+        instance_detail = "Instance ID: " + instance['InstanceId']
+        instance_detail += ", Type: " + instance.get('InstanceType', 'Unknown')
+        instance_detail += ", State: " + instance.get('State', {}).get('Name', 'Unknown')
+        instance_details.append(instance_detail)
+
+if instance_details:
+    result["message"] = "Found " + str(len(instance_details)) + " EC2 instances:\n" + "\n".join(instance_details)
+else:
+    result["message"] = "No EC2 instances found"
+```
+
+6. **Save the Command**
+   - Click the `Save` button to create the command
+
+### Running the AWS EC2 Command
+
+1. **Navigate to Server**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Servers > Servers`
+   - Open the server where you want to run the command
+
+2. **Execute Command from Server**
+   - Click the `Run Command` button in the top of the server form
+   - In the popup dialog:
+     - Select your AWS EC2 command from the dropdown
+     - Verify the variable values (if any need adjustment)
+     - Click `Run` to execute
+
+3. **View Command Results**
+   - After execution, the command log will display showing:
+     - The command executed
+     - Execution status
+     - Output message containing EC2 instance details if successful
+
+### Example Output
+
+For a successful execution with EC2 instances:
+
+```
+Found 3 EC2 instances:
+Instance ID: i-0abc123def456789, Type: t2.micro, State: running
+Instance ID: i-0def456abc789123, Type: t3.medium, State: stopped
+Instance ID: i-0789abc123def456, Type: m5.large, State: running
+```
+
+For a successful execution with no EC2 instances:
+
+```
+No EC2 instances found
+```
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
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Similarly, the “no instances” output block needs a language tag to satisfy MD040.


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- ```
+ ```text
No EC2 instances found
- ```
+ ```
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+## AWS Configuration
+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
+2. **Configure AWS Secrets in Cetmix Tower**
+
+   Create two secrets in Cetmix Tower to store your AWS credentials:
+   
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+## AWS Configuration
+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
+2. **Configure AWS Secrets in Cetmix Tower**
+
+   Create two secrets in Cetmix Tower to store your AWS credentials:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Keys and Secrets`
+   - Create a new Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS access key ID in the Secret Value tab
+   - Similarly, create another Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Secret Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_secret_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS secret access key in the Secret Value tab
+
+   > Note: These secrets will be accessible as `#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#` and `#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#` in your commands.
+
+3. **Configure AWS Region**
+
+   Create a variable to define your AWS region:
+   
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
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+## AWS Configuration
+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
+2. **Configure AWS Secrets in Cetmix Tower**
+
+   Create two secrets in Cetmix Tower to store your AWS credentials:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Keys and Secrets`
+   - Create a new Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS access key ID in the Secret Value tab
+   - Similarly, create another Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Secret Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_secret_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS secret access key in the Secret Value tab
+
+   > Note: These secrets will be accessible as `#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#` and `#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#` in your commands.
+
+3. **Configure AWS Region**
+
+   Create a variable to define your AWS region:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Variables`
+   - Create a new Variable with:
+     - Name: `AWS Region Name`
+     - Reference: `aws_region_name`
+     - Type: `String`
+   - Set your AWS region (e.g., `us-east-1`, `eu-west-1`) as the value
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
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+## AWS Configuration
+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
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+## AWS Configuration
+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
user: login: Aldeigja
body: @coderabbitai This has check has been implemented with repository pre-commit, without any issues, please check these settings to and keep for the future checks.
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diff_hunk: @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+## AWS Configuration
+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
+2. **Configure AWS Secrets in Cetmix Tower**
+
+   Create two secrets in Cetmix Tower to store your AWS credentials:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Keys and Secrets`
+   - Create a new Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS access key ID in the Secret Value tab
+   - Similarly, create another Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Secret Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_secret_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS secret access key in the Secret Value tab
+
+   > Note: These secrets will be accessible as `#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#` and `#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#` in your commands.
+
+3. **Configure AWS Region**
+
+   Create a variable to define your AWS region:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Variables`
+   - Create a new Variable with:
+     - Name: `AWS Region Name`
+     - Reference: `aws_region_name`
+     - Type: `String`
+   - Set your AWS region (e.g., `us-east-1`, `eu-west-1`) as the value
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
user: login: Aldeigja
body: @coderabbitai This check has been implemented with repository pre-commit, without any issues, please check these settings to and keep for the future checks.
created_at: 2025-05-01T14:25:57Z
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diff_hunk: @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+## AWS Configuration
+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
+2. **Configure AWS Secrets in Cetmix Tower**
+
+   Create two secrets in Cetmix Tower to store your AWS credentials:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Keys and Secrets`
+   - Create a new Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS access key ID in the Secret Value tab
+   - Similarly, create another Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Secret Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_secret_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS secret access key in the Secret Value tab
+
+   > Note: These secrets will be accessible as `#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#` and `#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#` in your commands.
+
+3. **Configure AWS Region**
+
+   Create a variable to define your AWS region:
+   
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
user: login: Aldeigja
body: @coderabbitai This check has been implemented with repository pre-commit, without any issues, please check these settings to and keep for the future checks.
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+## AWS Configuration
+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
+2. **Configure AWS Secrets in Cetmix Tower**
+
+   Create two secrets in Cetmix Tower to store your AWS credentials:
+   
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
user: login: Aldeigja
body: @coderabbitai This check has been implemented with repository pre-commit, without any issues, please check these settings to and keep for the future checks.
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+## AWS Configuration
+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
+2. **Configure AWS Secrets in Cetmix Tower**
+
+   Create two secrets in Cetmix Tower to store your AWS credentials:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Keys and Secrets`
+   - Create a new Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS access key ID in the Secret Value tab
+   - Similarly, create another Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Secret Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_secret_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS secret access key in the Secret Value tab
+
+   > Note: These secrets will be accessible as `#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#` and `#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#` in your commands.
+
+3. **Configure AWS Region**
+
+   Create a variable to define your AWS region:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Variables`
+   - Create a new Variable with:
+     - Name: `AWS Region Name`
+     - Reference: `aws_region_name`
+     - Type: `String`
+   - Set your AWS region (e.g., `us-east-1`, `eu-west-1`) as the value
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PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:40-40
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:39.590Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository has pre-commit hooks configured, including the `end-of-file-fixer` hook that ensures files end with exactly one newline. Avoid flagging EOF newline issues in review comments as they're already handled by the repository's pre-commit configuration.
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+## AWS Configuration
+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
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@Aldeigja I've checked the repository's `.pre-commit-config.yaml` file and confirmed that it does indeed have the `trailing-whitespace` hook configured from the `pre-commit-hooks` repository. I see that it properly handles markdown files like CONFIGURE.md.

I'll align my checks with your existing pre-commit configuration to avoid flagging issues that your pre-commit hooks already handle. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

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File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:41.146Z
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+## AWS Configuration
+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
+2. **Configure AWS Secrets in Cetmix Tower**
+
+   Create two secrets in Cetmix Tower to store your AWS credentials:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Keys and Secrets`
+   - Create a new Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS access key ID in the Secret Value tab
+   - Similarly, create another Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Secret Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_secret_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS secret access key in the Secret Value tab
+
+   > Note: These secrets will be accessible as `#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#` and `#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#` in your commands.
+
+3. **Configure AWS Region**
+
+   Create a variable to define your AWS region:
+   
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
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PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:34-34
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:55.018Z
Learning: The cetmix-tower repository explicitly excludes markdown files in readme directories from trailing whitespace checks through its pre-commit configuration with the pattern `readme/.*\.(rst|md)$`.
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+## AWS Configuration
+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
+2. **Configure AWS Secrets in Cetmix Tower**
+
+   Create two secrets in Cetmix Tower to store your AWS credentials:
+   
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
user: login: coderabbitai[bot]
body: <details>
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@Aldeigja Thank you for letting me know about the pre-commit hooks in the repository. I'll take note of this for future reviews and align my checks with the repository's existing configuration. Sorry for the redundant check in this case.



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@Aldeigja Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I've checked the pre-commit configuration and see that there's a top-level exclude pattern for `readme/.*\.(rst|md)$`, which would exclude markdown files in the readme directory from certain checks. This explains why your pre-commit checks don't flag trailing whitespace in these files while my check did.

I'll make note of this configuration for future reviews to prevent generating similar nitpicks for readme markdown files.



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PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:16-16
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:27:29.168Z
Learning: The repository has pre-commit hooks configured to handle whitespace issues, including trailing whitespace in Markdown files. These pre-commit hooks should be considered the source of truth for code style enforcement, and my checks should align with them.
```

---

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:16-16
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:27:29.168Z
Learning: The repository's pre-commit configuration excludes markdown files in the readme directory (`readme/.*\.(rst|md)$`) from certain formatting checks. The configuration includes a trailing-whitespace hook, but these readme markdown files are excluded at the repository level. Therefore, trailing whitespace in readme markdown files should not be flagged as issues in reviews.
```

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+## AWS Configuration
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
user: login: Aldeigja
body: @coderabbitai H1 level headings are generated by ci/cd tools, manually adding these headings results in readme generation error
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+
+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
user: login: Aldeigja
body: @coderabbitai H1 level headings are generated by ci/cd tools, manually adding these headings results in readme generation error
created_at: 2025-05-01T14:30:16Z
author_association: CONTRIBUTOR
diff_hunk: @@ -0,0 +1,120 @@
+
+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
user: login: coderabbitai[bot]
body: _🧹 Nitpick (assertive)_

**Reference configuration prerequisites**

Right after the disclaimer, consider adding a brief note and link to the configuration guide (`CONFIGURE.md`) so users know they must set up AWS credentials and region before running commands. For example:

```markdown
> **Disclaimer**: …  
>
> _Make sure you've completed the AWS setup as described in [CONFIGURE.md](CONFIGURE.md) before creating and running commands._
```

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+
+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
+1. **Navigate to Command Creation**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Commands > Commands`
+   - Click the `Create` button
+
+2. **Configure Command Settings**
+   - Set a descriptive `Name` (e.g., "List AWS EC2 Instances")
+   - Leave `Reference` blank to generate automatically (or set a custom reference)
+   - Select `Action`: "Execute Python code"
+   - Set `Access Level`: Choose appropriate level (e.g., "Manager")
+   - Optional: Set `Default Path` if needed
+   - Optional: Add `Tags` (e.g., "aws", "ec2") for better organization
+
+3. **Add Required Variables**
+   - In the `Variables` tab, add the previously configured variable:
+     - `aws_region_name`
+   
+4. **Add Required Secrets**
+   - In the `Secrets` field, add the previously configured secrets:
+     - `aws_access_key`
+     - `aws_secret_access_key`
+
+5. **Write Python Code**
+   - Go to the `Code` tab
+   - Enter the following Python code:
+
+```python
+# List EC2 instances using boto3
+result = {"exit_code": 0, "message": None}
+
+session = boto3.Session(
+    aws_access_key_id=#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#,
+    aws_secret_access_key=#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#,
+    region_name={{ aws_region_name }}
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
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**Clarify boto3 import or availability**

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+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
+2. **Configure AWS Secrets in Cetmix Tower**
+
+   Create two secrets in Cetmix Tower to store your AWS credentials:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Keys and Secrets`
+   - Create a new Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS access key ID in the Secret Value tab
+   - Similarly, create another Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Secret Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_secret_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS secret access key in the Secret Value tab
+
+   > Note: These secrets will be accessible as `#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#` and `#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#` in your commands.
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
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_For detailed command examples, see [USAGE.md](readme/USAGE.md)._
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+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
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```markdown
Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
```

would read more cleanly with an em dash or colon:

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- Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+ Store your access key ID and secret access key securely — you'll need them in the next step
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+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
user: login: Aldeigja
body: @coderabbitai There is no need to add a link as they will be merged into one document using the ci/cd tools.
created_at: 2025-05-01T15:23:35Z
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+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
+2. **Configure AWS Secrets in Cetmix Tower**
+
+   Create two secrets in Cetmix Tower to store your AWS credentials:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Keys and Secrets`
+   - Create a new Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS access key ID in the Secret Value tab
+   - Similarly, create another Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Secret Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_secret_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS secret access key in the Secret Value tab
+
+   > Note: These secrets will be accessible as `#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#` and `#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#` in your commands.
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
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body: @coderabbitai There is no need to add a link as they will be merged into one document using the ci/cd tools.
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+## AWS Configuration
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
user: login: coderabbitai[bot]
body: @Aldeigja Thank you for clarifying this. I understand now that H1 headings are automatically generated by your CI/CD tools, and manually adding them would cause readme generation errors. I'll remember this convention for future reviews and won't suggest changing H2 headings to H1 in these readme files.

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Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:27.012Z
Learning: In cetmix-tower project, markdown files in readme directories (such as CONFIGURE.md, CONTEXT.md, etc.) should start with H2 headings (##) rather than H1 headings (#) because H1 headings are automatically generated by CI/CD tools during readme generation.
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+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
+2. **Configure AWS Secrets in Cetmix Tower**
+
+   Create two secrets in Cetmix Tower to store your AWS credentials:
+   
+   - Navigate to `Cetmix Tower > Settings > Keys and Secrets`
+   - Create a new Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS access key ID in the Secret Value tab
+   - Similarly, create another Secret with:
+     - Name: `AWS Secret Access Key`
+     - Reference: `aws_secret_access_key`
+     - Key Type: `Secret`
+   - Enter your AWS secret access key in the Secret Value tab
+
+   > Note: These secrets will be accessible as `#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#` and `#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#` in your commands.
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
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body: @Aldeigja I understand now - thanks for the clarification about how the documentation files work in your project. Since the separate markdown files are merged into a single document through your CI/CD process, internal links between them aren't needed. I'll keep this in mind for future reviews.



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Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:24:27.853Z
Learning: In the cetmix-tower project, readme documentation files (like CONFIGURE.md, USAGE.md, CONTEXT.md, etc.) are merged into a single document during the CI/CD process, so internal links between these files are unnecessary.
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+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
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body: @Aldeigja Thank you for explaining! I understand now that H1 headings are automatically generated by your CI/CD tools, and manually adding them would break the readme generation process. I'll withdraw that suggestion and keep this in mind for future reviews of markdown files in this repository.

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+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
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+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
+1. **Navigate to Command Creation**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Commands > Commands`
+   - Click the `Create` button
+
+2. **Configure Command Settings**
+   - Set a descriptive `Name` (e.g., "List AWS EC2 Instances")
+   - Leave `Reference` blank to generate automatically (or set a custom reference)
+   - Select `Action`: "Execute Python code"
+   - Set `Access Level`: Choose appropriate level (e.g., "Manager")
+   - Optional: Set `Default Path` if needed
+   - Optional: Add `Tags` (e.g., "aws", "ec2") for better organization
+
+3. **Add Required Variables**
+   - In the `Variables` tab, add the previously configured variable:
+     - `aws_region_name`
+   
+4. **Add Required Secrets**
+   - In the `Secrets` field, add the previously configured secrets:
+     - `aws_access_key`
+     - `aws_secret_access_key`
+
+5. **Write Python Code**
+   - Go to the `Code` tab
+   - Enter the following Python code:
+
+```python
+# List EC2 instances using boto3
+result = {"exit_code": 0, "message": None}
+
+session = boto3.Session(
+    aws_access_key_id=#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#,
+    aws_secret_access_key=#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#,
+    region_name={{ aws_region_name }}
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
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body: @coderabbitai If you look, you'll see that the purpose of this module is to[ add boto3 support ](https://github.com/cetmix/cetmix-tower/blob/52c3353740457431af28c028f2073a46e3ab995b/cetmix_tower_aws/__manifest__.py#L15)to the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context.


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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo.tests import common
+
+from ..models.constants import BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+
+
+class TestBoto3Integration(common.TransactionCase):
+    """Test boto3 integration with Cetmix Tower commands."""
+
+    def setUp(self):
+        super().setUp()
+        # Create a test command
+        self.command = self.env["cx.tower.command"].create(
+            {
+                "name": "Test AWS Command",
+                "action": "python_code",
+            }
+        )
+
+    def test_boto3_in_evaluation_context(self):
+        """Test that boto3 is added to the evaluation context."""
+        # Get evaluation context
+        eval_context = self.env["cx.tower.command"]._get_eval_context()
+        # Check if boto3 is in the evaluation context
+        self.assertIn("boto3", eval_context)
+        # Check available methods
+        boto3_obj = eval_context["boto3"]
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "client"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "resource"))
+        self.assertTrue(hasattr(boto3_obj, "Session"))
+
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**Consider using self.command for consistency**

The test correctly verifies boto3 presence in the evaluation context with all required attributes. However, it uses the model class directly instead of the command instance created in setUp.


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+        eval_context = self.command._get_eval_context()
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+        eval_context = self.command._get_eval_context()
        # Check if boto3 is in the evaluation context
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+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
+1. **Navigate to Command Creation**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Commands > Commands`
+   - Click the `Create` button
+
+2. **Configure Command Settings**
+   - Set a descriptive `Name` (e.g., "List AWS EC2 Instances")
+   - Leave `Reference` blank to generate automatically (or set a custom reference)
+   - Select `Action`: "Execute Python code"
+   - Set `Access Level`: Choose appropriate level (e.g., "Manager")
+   - Optional: Set `Default Path` if needed
+   - Optional: Add `Tags` (e.g., "aws", "ec2") for better organization
+
+3. **Add Required Variables**
+   - In the `Variables` tab, add the previously configured variable:
+     - `aws_region_name`
+   
+4. **Add Required Secrets**
+   - In the `Secrets` field, add the previously configured secrets:
+     - `aws_access_key`
+     - `aws_secret_access_key`
+
+5. **Write Python Code**
+   - Go to the `Code` tab
+   - Enter the following Python code:
+
+```python
+# List EC2 instances using boto3
+result = {"exit_code": 0, "message": None}
+
+session = boto3.Session(
+    aws_access_key_id=#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#,
+    aws_secret_access_key=#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#,
+    region_name={{ aws_region_name }}
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
user: login: coderabbitai[bot]
body: @Aldeigja You're absolutely right, and I apologize for missing that context. Looking more closely at the module structure, I see that `cetmix_tower_aws` is specifically designed to inject boto3 into the command evaluation context through the override of `_get_eval_context` in the `CxTowerCommand` class. 

The example in USAGE.md correctly shows how boto3 would be used in Cetmix Tower commands without needing an import statement. Adding an import would actually be misleading to users.

Thank you for the clarification!



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PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.442Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
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+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
user: login: Aldeigja
body: Your sentence contains a string, the same as the string in the code, and that's nothing new
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+
+### Setting up AWS Access
+
+1. **Create AWS Access Keys**
+
+   To use the AWS integration with Cetmix Tower, you need to create AWS access keys:
+   
+   - Follow the [official AWS documentation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/security-creds.html) for creating IAM access keys
+   - It's recommended to create a dedicated IAM user with appropriate permissions for Cetmix Tower
+   - Store your access key ID and secret access key securely - you'll need them in the next step
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
user: login: coderabbitai[bot]
body: @Aldeigja I understand your point. You're right that this is just a minor stylistic suggestion for the markdown documentation that doesn't add substantial value. I'll move on from this suggestion.

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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo import api, models
+from odoo.tools.safe_eval import wrap_module
+
+from . import constants
+
+# Wrap boto3 safely
+boto3 = wrap_module(__import__("boto3"), ["client", "resource", "Session"])
+
+
+class CxTowerCommand(models.Model):
+    """Extends cx.tower.command to add AWS boto3 functionality."""
+
+    _inherit = "cx.tower.command"
+
+    @api.model
+    def _get_eval_context(self, server=None):
+        """
+        Overrides _get_eval_context to add boto3 to the evaluation context.
+        """
+        eval_context = super()._get_eval_context(server=server)
+        eval_context["boto3"] = boto3
+        return eval_context
+
+    @api.depends("action")
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py
user: login: ivs-cetmix
body: No need to add `depends` again if it's already added in the parent module.
created_at: 2025-05-01T18:05:54Z
author_association: CONTRIBUTOR
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+from . import constants
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/__init__.py
user: login: ivs-cetmix
body: No need to import them as they don't contain any executable code.
created_at: 2025-05-01T18:08:57Z
author_association: CONTRIBUTOR
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py
user: login: ivs-cetmix
body: You should inherit the [_compute_command_help](https://github.com/cetmix/cetmix-tower/blob/381a24dda0f9024eec7b84da0ea12579c318ccad/cetmix_tower_server/models/cx_tower_command.py#L214) function too and add the corresponding help instruction in it.
created_at: 2025-05-01T18:12:42Z
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo import api, models
+from odoo.tools.safe_eval import wrap_module
+
+from . import constants
+
+# Wrap boto3 safely
+boto3 = wrap_module(__import__("boto3"), ["client", "resource", "Session"])
+
+
+class CxTowerCommand(models.Model):
+    """Extends cx.tower.command to add AWS boto3 functionality."""
+
+    _inherit = "cx.tower.command"
+
+    @api.model
+    def _get_eval_context(self, server=None):
+        """
+        Overrides _get_eval_context to add boto3 to the evaluation context.
+        """
+        eval_context = super()._get_eval_context(server=server)
+        eval_context["boto3"] = boto3
+        return eval_context
+
+    def _compute_code(self):
+        """Compute default code with boto3 information.
+
+        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
+        to Python code commands.
+        """
+        # First let core populate code
+        super()._compute_code()
+
+        for rec in self:
+            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.code:
+                # Only add boto3 info if it's not already present
+                if constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT not in rec.code:
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py
user: login: ivs-cetmix
body: Question: why do we need this check?
created_at: 2025-05-02T21:36:59Z
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo import api, models
+from odoo.tools.safe_eval import wrap_module
+
+from . import constants
+
+# Wrap boto3 safely
+boto3 = wrap_module(__import__("boto3"), ["client", "resource", "Session"])
+
+
+class CxTowerCommand(models.Model):
+    """Extends cx.tower.command to add AWS boto3 functionality."""
+
+    _inherit = "cx.tower.command"
+
+    @api.model
+    def _get_eval_context(self, server=None):
+        """
+        Overrides _get_eval_context to add boto3 to the evaluation context.
+        """
+        eval_context = super()._get_eval_context(server=server)
+        eval_context["boto3"] = boto3
+        return eval_context
+
+    def _compute_code(self):
+        """Compute default code with boto3 information.
+
+        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
+        to Python code commands.
+        """
+        # First let core populate code
+        super()._compute_code()
+
+        for rec in self:
+            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.code:
+                # Only add boto3 info if it's not already present
+                if constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT not in rec.code:
+                    # Ensure there's no gap (excessive newlines) before adding
+                    # boto3 help text
+                    # Strip trailing whitespace and add exactly one newline
+                    formatted_code = rec.code.rstrip() + "\n"
+                    # Append the boto3 help text
+                    rec.code = formatted_code + constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+
+    def _compute_command_help(self):
+        """Compute command help with boto3 information.
+
+        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
+        to Python code command help.
+        """
+        # First let core populate command help
+        super()._compute_command_help()
+
+        for rec in self:
+            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.command_help:
+                # Only add boto3 info if it's not already present
+
+                if constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT_HTML not in rec.command_help:
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py
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body: Same here.
created_at: 2025-05-02T21:37:09Z
author_association: CONTRIBUTOR
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py
user: login: ivs-cetmix
body: These messages should be translatable like the [original ones](https://github.com/cetmix/cetmix-tower/blob/381a24dda0f9024eec7b84da0ea12579c318ccad/cetmix_tower_server/models/constants.py#L71)
created_at: 2025-05-02T21:38:45Z
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+
+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
+1. **Navigate to Command Creation**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Commands > Commands`
+   - Click the `Create` button
+
+2. **Configure Command Settings**
+   - Set a descriptive `Name` (e.g., "List AWS EC2 Instances")
+   - Leave `Reference` blank to generate automatically (or set a custom reference)
+   - Select `Action`: "Execute Python code"
+   - Set `Access Level`: Choose appropriate level (e.g., "Manager")
+   - Optional: Set `Default Path` if needed
+   - Optional: Add `Tags` (e.g., "aws", "ec2") for better organization
+
+3. **Add Required Variables**
+   - In the `Variables` tab, add the previously configured variable:
+     - `aws_region_name`
+   
+4. **Add Required Secrets**
+   - In the `Secrets` field, add the previously configured secrets:
+     - `aws_access_key`
+     - `aws_secret_access_key`
+
+5. **Write Python Code**
+   - Go to the `Code` tab
+   - Enter the following Python code:
+
+```python
+# List EC2 instances using boto3
+result = {"exit_code": 0, "message": None}
+
+session = boto3.Session(
+    aws_access_key_id=#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#,
+    aws_secret_access_key=#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#,
+    region_name={{ aws_region_name }}
+)
+ec2 = session.client('ec2')
+instances = ec2.describe_instances()
+
+instance_details = []
+for reservation in instances['Reservations']:
+    for instance in reservation['Instances']:
+        instance_detail = "Instance ID: " + instance['InstanceId']
+        instance_detail += ", Type: " + instance.get('InstanceType', 'Unknown')
+        instance_detail += ", State: " + instance.get('State', {}).get('Name', 'Unknown')
+        instance_details.append(instance_detail)
+
+if instance_details:
+    result["message"] = "Found " + str(len(instance_details)) + " EC2 instances:\n" + "\n".join(instance_details)
+else:
+    result["message"] = "No EC2 instances found"
+```
+
+6. **Save the Command**
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
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**Fix ordered list item prefix.**

The ordered list numeral should be consistent with the pattern. Change from "6" to "1" to follow the Markdown ordered list style.

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-6. **Save the Command**
+1. **Save the Command**
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+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
+1. **Navigate to Command Creation**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Commands > Commands`
+   - Click the `Create` button
+
+2. **Configure Command Settings**
+   - Set a descriptive `Name` (e.g., "List AWS EC2 Instances")
+   - Leave `Reference` blank to generate automatically (or set a custom reference)
+   - Select `Action`: "Execute Python code"
+   - Set `Access Level`: Choose appropriate level (e.g., "Manager")
+   - Optional: Set `Default Path` if needed
+   - Optional: Add `Tags` (e.g., "aws", "ec2") for better organization
+
+3. **Add Required Variables**
+   - In the `Variables` tab, add the previously configured variable:
+     - `aws_region_name`
+   
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**Fix trailing whitespace.**

There are 3 trailing spaces on this line that should be removed.

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+     - `aws_region_name`
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+import html
+import re
+
+from odoo.tests import common
+
+from ..models.constants import BOTO3_HELP_TEXT, BOTO3_HELP_TEXT_HTML
+
+
+class TestBoto3Integration(common.TransactionCase):
+    """Test boto3 integration with Cetmix Tower commands."""
+
+    def setUp(self):
+        super().setUp()
+        # Create a test command
+        self.command = self.env["cx.tower.command"].create(
+            {
+                "name": "Test AWS Command",
+                "action": "python_code",
+            }
+        )
+
+    def _normalize_html(self, text):
+        """Normalize HTML content for comparison.
+
+        This handles:
+        - Unescaping HTML entities
+        - Normalizing self-closing tags (<br/> vs <br>)
+        - Removing whitespace between tags
+        """
+        if not text:
+            return ""
+        # Unescape HTML entities
+        normalized = html.unescape(text)
+        # Normalize self-closing tags
+        normalized = re.sub(r"<br\s*/>", "<br>", normalized)
+        return normalized
+
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    def _normalize_html(self, text):
        """Normalize HTML content for comparison.

        This handles:
        - Unescaping HTML entities
        - Normalizing self-closing tags (<br/> vs <br>)
-        - Removing whitespace between tags
+        """
        if not text:
            return ""
        # Unescape HTML entities
        normalized = html.unescape(text)
        # Normalize self-closing tags
        normalized = re.sub(r"<br\s*/>", "<br>", normalized)
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo import api, models
+from odoo.tools.safe_eval import wrap_module
+
+from . import constants
+
+# Wrap boto3 safely
+boto3 = wrap_module(__import__("boto3"), ["client", "resource", "Session"])
+
+
+class CxTowerCommand(models.Model):
+    """Extends cx.tower.command to add AWS boto3 functionality."""
+
+    _inherit = "cx.tower.command"
+
+    @api.model
+    def _get_eval_context(self, server=None):
+        """
+        Overrides _get_eval_context to add boto3 to the evaluation context.
+        """
+        eval_context = super()._get_eval_context(server=server)
+        eval_context["boto3"] = boto3
+        return eval_context
+
+    def _compute_code(self):
+        """Compute default code with boto3 information.
+
+        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
+        to Python code commands.
+        """
+        # First let core populate code
+        super()._compute_code()
+
+        for rec in self:
+            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.code:
+                # Only add boto3 info if it's not already present
+                if constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT not in rec.code:
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py
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body: @ivs-cetmix I added this check to ensure the boto3 help text is added exactly once in the command_help field for Python commands, preventing duplication if a calculation method is run multiple times. 
However, after your comment, I rechecked and decided these checks might be redundant in our case.
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo import api, models
+from odoo.tools.safe_eval import wrap_module
+
+from . import constants
+
+# Wrap boto3 safely
+boto3 = wrap_module(__import__("boto3"), ["client", "resource", "Session"])
+
+
+class CxTowerCommand(models.Model):
+    """Extends cx.tower.command to add AWS boto3 functionality."""
+
+    _inherit = "cx.tower.command"
+
+    @api.model
+    def _get_eval_context(self, server=None):
+        """
+        Overrides _get_eval_context to add boto3 to the evaluation context.
+        """
+        eval_context = super()._get_eval_context(server=server)
+        eval_context["boto3"] = boto3
+        return eval_context
+
+    @api.depends("action")
+    def _compute_code(self):
+        """Compute default code with boto3 information.
+
+        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
+        to Python code commands.
+        """
+        # First let core populate code
+        super()._compute_code()
+
+        for rec in self:
+            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.code:
+                formatted_code = rec.code.rstrip() + "\n"
+                # Append the boto3 help text
+                rec.code = formatted_code + constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+
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**Consider adding duplication prevention for the boto3 help text.**

The implementation correctly extends the `_compute_code` method to append boto3 help text to Python code commands. However, unlike the tests which verify no duplication occurs, there's no explicit check to prevent duplication if the help text is already present.

```diff
        for rec in self:
            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.code:
+               # Check if boto3 help text is already present to avoid duplication
+               if constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT not in rec.code:
                    formatted_code = rec.code.rstrip() + "\n"
                    # Append the boto3 help text
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        super()._compute_code()

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+
+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
+1. **Navigate to Command Creation**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Commands > Commands`
+   - Click the `Create` button
+
+2. **Configure Command Settings**
+   - Set a descriptive `Name` (e.g., "List AWS EC2 Instances")
+   - Leave `Reference` blank to generate automatically (or set a custom reference)
+   - Select `Action`: "Execute Python code"
+   - Set `Access Level`: Choose appropriate level (e.g., "Manager")
+   - Optional: Set `Default Path` if needed
+   - Optional: Add `Tags` (e.g., "aws", "ec2") for better organization
+
+3. **Add Required Variables**
+   - In the `Variables` tab, add the previously configured variable:
+     - `aws_region_name`
+   
+4. **Add Required Secrets**
+   - In the `Secrets` field, add the previously configured secrets:
+     - `aws_access_key`
+     - `aws_secret_access_key`
+
+5. **Write Python Code**
+   - Go to the `Code` tab
+   - Enter the following Python code:
+
+```python
+# List EC2 instances using boto3
+result = {"exit_code": 0, "message": None}
+
+session = boto3.Session(
+    aws_access_key_id=#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#,
+    aws_secret_access_key=#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#,
+    region_name={{ aws_region_name }}
+)
+ec2 = session.client('ec2')
+instances = ec2.describe_instances()
+
+instance_details = []
+for reservation in instances['Reservations']:
+    for instance in reservation['Instances']:
+        instance_detail = "Instance ID: " + instance['InstanceId']
+        instance_detail += ", Type: " + instance.get('InstanceType', 'Unknown')
+        instance_detail += ", State: " + instance.get('State', {}).get('Name', 'Unknown')
+        instance_details.append(instance_detail)
+
+if instance_details:
+    result["message"] = "Found " + str(len(instance_details)) + " EC2 instances:\n" + "\n".join(instance_details)
+else:
+    result["message"] = "No EC2 instances found"
+```
+
+6. **Save the Command**
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
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body: This list is arranged in the correct order
created_at: 2025-05-05T10:54:32Z
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+
+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
+1. **Navigate to Command Creation**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Commands > Commands`
+   - Click the `Create` button
+
+2. **Configure Command Settings**
+   - Set a descriptive `Name` (e.g., "List AWS EC2 Instances")
+   - Leave `Reference` blank to generate automatically (or set a custom reference)
+   - Select `Action`: "Execute Python code"
+   - Set `Access Level`: Choose appropriate level (e.g., "Manager")
+   - Optional: Set `Default Path` if needed
+   - Optional: Add `Tags` (e.g., "aws", "ec2") for better organization
+
+3. **Add Required Variables**
+   - In the `Variables` tab, add the previously configured variable:
+     - `aws_region_name`
+   
+4. **Add Required Secrets**
+   - In the `Secrets` field, add the previously configured secrets:
+     - `aws_access_key`
+     - `aws_secret_access_key`
+
+5. **Write Python Code**
+   - Go to the `Code` tab
+   - Enter the following Python code:
+
+```python
+# List EC2 instances using boto3
+result = {"exit_code": 0, "message": None}
+
+session = boto3.Session(
+    aws_access_key_id=#!cxtower.secret.aws_access_key!#,
+    aws_secret_access_key=#!cxtower.secret.aws_secret_access_key!#,
+    region_name={{ aws_region_name }}
+)
+ec2 = session.client('ec2')
+instances = ec2.describe_instances()
+
+instance_details = []
+for reservation in instances['Reservations']:
+    for instance in reservation['Instances']:
+        instance_detail = "Instance ID: " + instance['InstanceId']
+        instance_detail += ", Type: " + instance.get('InstanceType', 'Unknown')
+        instance_detail += ", State: " + instance.get('State', {}).get('Name', 'Unknown')
+        instance_details.append(instance_detail)
+
+if instance_details:
+    result["message"] = "Found " + str(len(instance_details)) + " EC2 instances:\n" + "\n".join(instance_details)
+else:
+    result["message"] = "No EC2 instances found"
+```
+
+6. **Save the Command**
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
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+
+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
+1. **Navigate to Command Creation**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Commands > Commands`
+   - Click the `Create` button
+
+2. **Configure Command Settings**
+   - Set a descriptive `Name` (e.g., "List AWS EC2 Instances")
+   - Leave `Reference` blank to generate automatically (or set a custom reference)
+   - Select `Action`: "Execute Python code"
+   - Set `Access Level`: Choose appropriate level (e.g., "Manager")
+   - Optional: Set `Default Path` if needed
+   - Optional: Add `Tags` (e.g., "aws", "ec2") for better organization
+
+3. **Add Required Variables**
+   - In the `Variables` tab, add the previously configured variable:
+     - `aws_region_name`
+   
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
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body: @coderabbitai This has check has been implemented with repository pre-commit, without any issues, please check these settings to and keep for the future checks.
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+
+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+### Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances
+
+1. **Navigate to Command Creation**
+   - Go to `Cetmix Tower > Commands > Commands`
+   - Click the `Create` button
+
+2. **Configure Command Settings**
+   - Set a descriptive `Name` (e.g., "List AWS EC2 Instances")
+   - Leave `Reference` blank to generate automatically (or set a custom reference)
+   - Select `Action`: "Execute Python code"
+   - Set `Access Level`: Choose appropriate level (e.g., "Manager")
+   - Optional: Set `Default Path` if needed
+   - Optional: Add `Tags` (e.g., "aws", "ec2") for better organization
+
+3. **Add Required Variables**
+   - In the `Variables` tab, add the previously configured variable:
+     - `aws_region_name`
+   
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
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@Aldeigja Thank you for the confirmation. I can see from the repository's pre-commit configuration that trailing whitespace is indeed handled by the pre-commit hook:

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(ᵔ.ᵔ) I appreciate your patience!

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Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md:31-38
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T15:29:17.470Z
Learning: The cetmix_tower_aws module automatically injects boto3 into the cetmix.tower.command evaluation context, making it available in Python code commands without requiring an explicit import statement.
```

---

```
Learnt from: Aldeigja
PR: cetmix/cetmix-tower#275
File: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md:8-8
Timestamp: 2025-05-01T14:26:41.169Z
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+"""Constants for the cetmix_tower_aws module."""
+
+from odoo.tools.translate import _
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py
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body: `from odoo import _`
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo import api, models
+from odoo.tools.safe_eval import wrap_module
+
+from . import constants
+
+# Wrap boto3 safely
+boto3 = wrap_module(__import__("boto3"), ["client", "resource", "Session"])
+
+
+class CxTowerCommand(models.Model):
+    """Extends cx.tower.command to add AWS boto3 functionality."""
+
+    _inherit = "cx.tower.command"
+
+    @api.model
+    def _get_eval_context(self, server=None):
+        """
+        Overrides _get_eval_context to add boto3 to the evaluation context.
+        """
+        eval_context = super()._get_eval_context(server=server)
+        eval_context["boto3"] = boto3
+        return eval_context
+
+    @api.depends("action")
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+from odoo import api, models
+from odoo.tools.safe_eval import wrap_module
+
+from . import constants
+
+# Wrap boto3 safely
+boto3 = wrap_module(__import__("boto3"), ["client", "resource", "Session"])
+
+
+class CxTowerCommand(models.Model):
+    """Extends cx.tower.command to add AWS boto3 functionality."""
+
+    _inherit = "cx.tower.command"
+
+    @api.model
+    def _get_eval_context(self, server=None):
+        """
+        Overrides _get_eval_context to add boto3 to the evaluation context.
+        """
+        eval_context = super()._get_eval_context(server=server)
+        eval_context["boto3"] = boto3
+        return eval_context
+
+    @api.depends("action")
+    def _compute_code(self):
+        """Compute default code with boto3 information.
+
+        Extends the original method to add boto3 documentation
+        to Python code commands.
+        """
+        # First let core populate code
+        super()._compute_code()
+
+        for rec in self:
+            if rec.action == "python_code" and rec.code:
+                formatted_code = rec.code.rstrip() + "\n"
+                # Append the boto3 help text
+                rec.code = formatted_code + constants.BOTO3_HELP_TEXT
+
+    @api.depends("action")
+    def _compute_command_help(self):
path: cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py
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+
+**Setting up AWS Access**
+
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md
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**Use an H2 heading for the section title**  
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+
+> **Disclaimer**: The following example demonstrates one of many possible commands you can create and run with this module. The boto3 library provides access to the full range of AWS services and methods - this is just a starting point to help you get familiar with the integration.
+
+**Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances**
path: cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md
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body: _🧹 Nitpick (assertive)_

**Use H2 headings instead of emphasis for section titles**  
Replace these emphasized titles with level-2 Markdown headings (H1 is auto-generated) for consistency:

```diff
- **Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances**
+ ## Example of Cetmix Tower Python Command to List EC2 Instances

- **Running the AWS EC2 Command**
+ ## Running the AWS EC2 Command

- **Example Output**
+ ## Example Output

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+ ## Creating Additional AWS Commands
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+# Copyright 2024 Cetmix OÜ
+# License AGPL-3.0 or later (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl).
+
+import html
+import re
+
+from odoo.tests import common
+
+from ..models.constants import BOTO3_HELP_TEXT, BOTO3_HELP_TEXT_HTML
+
+
+class TestBoto3Integration(common.TransactionCase):
+    """Test boto3 integration with Cetmix Tower commands."""
+
+    def setUp(self):
+        super().setUp()
+        # Create a test command
+        self.command = self.env["cx.tower.command"].create(
+            {
+                "name": "Test AWS Command",
+                "action": "python_code",
+            }
+        )
+
+    def _normalize_html(self, text):
+        """Normalize HTML content for comparison.
+
+        This handles:
+        - Unescaping HTML entities
+        - Normalizing self-closing tags (<br/> vs <br>)
+        """
+        if not text:
+            return ""
+        # Unescape HTML entities
+        normalized = html.unescape(text)
+        # Normalize self-closing tags
+        normalized = re.sub(r"<br\s*/>", "<br>", normalized)
+        return normalized
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**Consider adding whitespace normalization.**

Your HTML normalization function handles entity unescaping and tag normalization, but doesn't handle whitespace between tags which could lead to false test failures if formatting changes.


```diff
    def _normalize_html(self, text):
        """Normalize HTML content for comparison.

        This handles:
        - Unescaping HTML entities
        - Normalizing self-closing tags (<br/> vs <br>)
+        - Normalizing whitespace between tags
        """
        if not text:
            return ""
        # Unescape HTML entities
        normalized = html.unescape(text)
        # Normalize self-closing tags
        normalized = re.sub(r"<br\s*/>", "<br>", normalized)
+        # Normalize whitespace between tags
+        normalized = re.sub(r">\s+<", "><", normalized)
        return normalized
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## Walkthrough

This update introduces a new Odoo module named `cetmix_tower_aws`, which integrates the AWS SDK for Python (boto3) into the Cetmix Tower environment. The changes include the module manifest, Python package initialization, constants, and a model extension that safely exposes boto3 functionality within dynamic command execution. Documentation files provide context, description, usage instructions, and configuration guidance for AWS integration. Test cases verify the correct integration and behavior of boto3 within the module. The requirements and setup files are updated to include boto3 as a dependency and to configure the module as an Odoo addon.

## Changes

| File(s)                                                                                     | Change Summary                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 |
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| cetmix_tower_aws/__init__.py                                                                | Added import statement to expose the `models` module upon package import.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               |
| cetmix_tower_aws/__manifest__.py                                                            | New manifest file defining module metadata, dependencies (including `boto3`), and application configuration for Odoo.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   |
| cetmix_tower_aws/models/__init__.py                                                         | Added import statement for `cx_tower_command` module to enable its access via the package namespace.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     |
| cetmix_tower_aws/models/constants.py                                                        | New module defining the `BOTO3_HELP_TEXT` and `BOTO3_HELP_TEXT_HTML` constants, describing the boto3 library and its methods/services in plain text and HTML formats.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    |
| cetmix_tower_aws/models/cx_tower_command.py                                                 | New module extending the `cx.tower.command` model to safely inject a wrapped boto3 object into the evaluation context and append boto3 help text to Python code commands and command help content.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       |
| cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONTEXT.md<br>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/DESCRIPTION.md<br>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/USAGE.md<br>cetmix_tower_aws/readme/CONFIGURE.md | Added context, description, usage, and configuration documentation files explaining the rationale, purpose, usage examples, and AWS credential setup instructions for the module.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      |
| cetmix_tower_aws/tests/__init__.py                                                          | Added import for the `test_boto3_integration` test module.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               |
| cetmix_tower_aws/tests/test_boto3_integration.py                                            | New test suite verifying boto3 integration, exposure in evaluation context, help text insertion, prevention of duplication in command code, and correct context handling with server records.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           |
| requirements.txt                                                                            | Added `boto3` to the list of Python package dependencies.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               |
| setup/cetmix_tower_aws/odoo/addons/cetmix_tower_aws                                         | New file referencing the relative path to the module source code for Odoo addon setup.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  |
| setup/cetmix_tower_aws/setup.py                                                             | New setup script using `setuptools` and `setuptools-odoo` to configure the package as an Odoo addon.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    |

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user: login: CetmixGitDrone
created_at: 2025-05-07T07:00:02Z
body: This PR has the `approved` label and has been created more than 5 days ago. It should therefore be ready to merge by a maintainer (or a PSC member if the concerned addon has no declared maintainer). 🤖
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user: login: ivs-cetmix
created_at: 2025-05-07T10:58:21Z
body: /ocabot merge nobump
author_association: CONTRIBUTOR
user: login: CetmixGitDrone
created_at: 2025-05-07T10:58:28Z
body: This PR looks fantastic, let's merge it!
Prepared branch [14.0-ocabot-merge-pr-275-by-ivs-cetmix-bump-nobump](https://github.com/cetmix/cetmix-tower/commits/14.0-ocabot-merge-pr-275-by-ivs-cetmix-bump-nobump), awaiting test results.
author_association: NONE
user: login: CetmixGitDrone
created_at: 2025-05-07T11:05:02Z
body: @ivs-cetmix The merge process could not be finalized, because command `oca-gen-addon-readme --if-source-changed --org-name cetmix --repo-name cetmix-tower --branch 14.0 --addons-dir /tmp/tmpm_spahhj --commit` failed with output:
```
/tmp/tmpm_spahhj/cetmix_tower_aws/README.rst:263: (SEVERE/4) Title level inconsistent:

Authors
-------
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 347, in check_subsection
    level = title_styles.index(style) + 1
            ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
ValueError: '-' is not in list

During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/local/bin/oca-gen-addon-readme", line 8, in <module>
    sys.exit(gen_addon_readme())
             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/click/core.py", line 1161, in __call__
    return self.main(*args, **kwargs)
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/click/core.py", line 1082, in main
    rv = self.invoke(ctx)
         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/click/core.py", line 1443, in invoke
    return ctx.invoke(self.callback, **ctx.params)
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/click/core.py", line 788, in invoke
    return __callback(*args, **kwargs)
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/src/oca-maintainers-tools/tools/gen_addon_readme.py", line 575, in gen_addon_readme
    check_rst(readme_filename)
  File "/ocamt/src/oca-maintainers-tools/tools/gen_addon_readme.py", line 398, in check_rst
    publish_file(
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/core.py", line 422, in publish_file
    output, publisher = publish_programmatically(
                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/core.py", line 722, in publish_programmatically
    output = publisher.publish(enable_exit_status=enable_exit_status)
             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/core.py", line 234, in publish
    self.document = self.reader.read(self.source, self.parser,
                    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/readers/__init__.py", line 70, in read
    self.parse()
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/readers/__init__.py", line 76, in parse
    self.parser.parse(self.input, document)
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/__init__.py", line 184, in parse
    self.statemachine.run(inputlines, document, inliner=self.inliner)
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 169, in run
    results = StateMachineWS.run(self, input_lines, input_offset,
              ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/statemachine.py", line 233, in run
    context, next_state, result = self.check_line(
                                  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/statemachine.py", line 445, in check_line
    return method(match, context, next_state)
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 3034, in text
    self.section(title.lstrip(), source, style, lineno + 1, messages)
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 325, in section
    self.new_subsection(title, lineno, messages)
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 391, in new_subsection
    newabsoffset = self.nested_parse(
                   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 279, in nested_parse
    state_machine.run(block, input_offset, memo=self.memo,
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 195, in run
    results = StateMachineWS.run(self, input_lines, input_offset)
              ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/statemachine.py", line 233, in run
    context, next_state, result = self.check_line(
                                  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/statemachine.py", line 445, in check_line
    return method(match, context, next_state)
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 2790, in underline
    self.section(title, source, style, lineno - 1, messages)
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 325, in section
    self.new_subsection(title, lineno, messages)
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 391, in new_subsection
    newabsoffset = self.nested_parse(
                   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 279, in nested_parse
    state_machine.run(block, input_offset, memo=self.memo,
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 195, in run
    results = StateMachineWS.run(self, input_lines, input_offset)
              ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/statemachine.py", line 233, in run
    context, next_state, result = self.check_line(
                                  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/statemachine.py", line 445, in check_line
    return method(match, context, next_state)
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 2790, in underline
    self.section(title, source, style, lineno - 1, messages)
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 324, in section
    if self.check_subsection(source, style, lineno):
       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 353, in check_subsection
    self.parent += self.title_inconsistent(source, lineno)
                   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/parsers/rst/states.py", line 369, in title_inconsistent
    error = self.reporter.severe(
            ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/utils/__init__.py", line 239, in severe
    return self.system_message(self.SEVERE_LEVEL, *args, **kwargs)
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/ocamt/lib/python3.12/site-packages/docutils/utils/__init__.py", line 197, in system_message
    raise SystemMessage(msg, level)
docutils.utils.SystemMessage: /tmp/tmpm_spahhj/cetmix_tower_aws/README.rst:263: (SEVERE/4) Title level inconsistent:

Authors
-------

```
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user: login: ivs-cetmix
created_at: 2025-05-07T17:08:59Z
body: /ocabot merge nobump
author_association: CONTRIBUTOR
user: login: CetmixGitDrone
created_at: 2025-05-07T17:09:06Z
body: This PR looks fantastic, let's merge it!
Prepared branch [14.0-ocabot-merge-pr-275-by-ivs-cetmix-bump-nobump](https://github.com/cetmix/cetmix-tower/commits/14.0-ocabot-merge-pr-275-by-ivs-cetmix-bump-nobump), awaiting test results.
author_association: NONE
user: login: CetmixGitDrone
created_at: 2025-05-07T17:14:22Z
body: Congratulations, your PR was merged at 5d6d04b355f44c3eb7a479bb264f1db31d712847. Thanks a lot for contributing to cetmix. ❤️
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