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Miguel da Costa Martins Marcelino 4177dd6936 TUN-10391: Avoid using fmt.Println
Avoid using fmt.Println and instead switch to logging pre-checks with the provided logger.
2026-05-26 22:04:54 +00:00

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Go

package prechecks
import (
"bytes"
"fmt"
"strings"
"text/tabwriter"
"github.com/rs/zerolog"
)
const (
// Status names.
passStatus = "PASS"
failStatus = "FAIL"
skipStatus = "SKIP"
unknownStatus = "UNKNOWN"
// Log message constants.
logMsgPrecheck = "precheck"
logMsgPrecheckComplete = "precheck complete"
// Log field names.
logFieldRunID = "run_id"
logFieldComponent = "component"
logFieldTarget = "target"
logFieldStatus = "status"
logFieldDetails = "details"
logFieldHardFail = "hard_fail"
logFieldSuggestedProtocol = "suggested_protocol"
)
// statusLabel returns the display label for a given Status.
func (s Status) statusLabel() string {
switch s {
case Pass:
return passStatus
case Fail:
return failStatus
case Skip:
return skipStatus
default:
return unknownStatus
}
}
// logString returns the lowercase string used in structured log fields.
func (s Status) logString() string {
return strings.ToLower(s.String())
}
// renderTable uses text/tabwriter to format the results rows with
// automatically aligned columns, returning the rendered lines.
func renderTable(results []CheckResult) []string {
var buf bytes.Buffer
// minwidth=0, tabwidth=8, padding=2, padchar=' ', flags=0
w := tabwriter.NewWriter(&buf, 0, 8, 2, ' ', 0)
_, _ = fmt.Fprintln(w, "COMPONENT\tTARGET\tSTATUS\tDETAILS")
for _, r := range results {
_, _ = fmt.Fprintf(w, "%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\n", r.Component, r.Target, r.ProbeStatus.statusLabel(), r.Details)
}
_ = w.Flush()
return strings.Split(strings.TrimSuffix(buf.String(), "\n"), "\n")
}
// renderActions collects all non-empty Action strings from results and returns
// the formatted warning/error block that appears between the table and SUMMARY.
// A Fail result is rendered as ERROR when the report is a hard fail, and as
// WARNING otherwise (degraded but tunnel can still run).
func renderActions(r Report) []string {
hardFail := r.hasHardFail()
actions := make([]string, 0)
for _, res := range r.Results {
if res.Action == "" || res.ProbeStatus != Fail {
continue
}
if hardFail {
actions = append(actions, fmt.Sprintf("ERROR: %s", res.Action))
} else {
actions = append(actions, fmt.Sprintf("WARNING: %s", res.Action))
}
}
return actions
}
// summaryLine builds the SUMMARY: line based on the Report state.
func summaryLine(r Report) string {
switch {
case r.hasHardFail():
return "SUMMARY: Environment has critical failures. cloudflared may not be able to establish a tunnel."
case r.hasWarn():
if r.SuggestedProtocol == nil {
return "SUMMARY: Environment ready with degraded transport."
}
protocol := r.SuggestedProtocol.String()
return fmt.Sprintf("SUMMARY: Environment ready with degraded transport. cloudflared will proceed using '%s'.", protocol)
default:
if r.SuggestedProtocol == nil {
return "SUMMARY: Environment is healthy."
}
protocol := r.SuggestedProtocol.String()
return fmt.Sprintf("SUMMARY: Environment is healthy. cloudflared will use '%s' as primary protocol.", protocol)
}
}
// hasHardFail returns true when the environment cannot establish a tunnel:
// - Any DNS probe failed, OR
// - Both the QUIC and HTTP/2 transport probes failed.
//
// A single transport failing is not a hard fail — the other transport can be
// used as a fallback (degraded state, reported via hasWarn).
func (r Report) hasHardFail() bool {
var quicFail, http2Fail bool
for _, res := range r.Results {
if res.ProbeStatus != Fail {
continue
}
switch res.Type {
case ProbeTypeDNS:
return true
case ProbeTypeQUIC:
quicFail = true
case ProbeTypeHTTP2:
http2Fail = true
case ProbeTypeManagementAPI:
// Management API failure is not a hard fail
}
}
return quicFail && http2Fail
}
// hasWarn returns true when the environment is degraded but functional:
// - Exactly one transport (QUIC or HTTP/2) failed, OR
// - The Management API is unreachable (auto-updates unavailable).
//
// Hard-fail conditions (DNS down, both transports blocked) take precedence
// and will cause hasWarn to return false.
func (r Report) hasWarn() bool {
if r.hasHardFail() {
return false
}
var quicFail, http2Fail, apiFail bool
for _, res := range r.Results {
if res.ProbeStatus != Fail {
continue
}
switch res.Type {
case ProbeTypeQUIC:
quicFail = true
case ProbeTypeHTTP2:
http2Fail = true
case ProbeTypeManagementAPI:
apiFail = true
case ProbeTypeDNS:
// DNS failures are only relevant for hard failures
}
}
return (quicFail != http2Fail) || apiFail
}
// String renders the Report as human-readable table lines suitable for logging.
func (r Report) String() []string {
lines := renderTable(r.Results)
lines = append(lines, renderActions(r)...)
lines = append(lines, "", summaryLine(r))
return lines
}
// LogEvent emits each CheckResult as a structured zerolog log line, followed by
// a final summary event. This is the JSON-logging equivalent of String().
// Every line carries run_id so all results from a single invocation can be correlated.
func (r Report) LogEvent(logger *zerolog.Logger) {
runID := r.RunID.String()
for _, res := range r.Results {
logger.Info().
Str(logFieldRunID, runID).
Str(logFieldComponent, res.Component).
Str(logFieldTarget, res.Target).
Str(logFieldStatus, res.ProbeStatus.logString()).
Str(logFieldDetails, res.Details).
Msg(logMsgPrecheck)
}
if r.SuggestedProtocol != nil {
logger.Info().
Str(logFieldRunID, runID).
Bool(logFieldHardFail, r.hasHardFail()).
Str(logFieldSuggestedProtocol, r.SuggestedProtocol.String()).
Msg(logMsgPrecheckComplete)
} else {
logger.Info().
Str(logFieldRunID, runID).
Bool(logFieldHardFail, r.hasHardFail()).
Msg(logMsgPrecheckComplete)
}
}