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"content": "Error during discovery for MCP server 'terraform': MCP error -32000: Connection closed"
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"timestamp": "2026-02-05T15:45:51.338Z",
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"content": "for v1 commands it is safe to use dxw-pentest as the infrastrucutre, staging as the evironment and saluki as the service. given that write a test to check that the `list-instances` command for `rds/v1` correctly filters by environment and service."
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"timestamp": "2026-02-05T15:45:54.631Z",
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"content": "I will read the `bin/rds/v1/list-instances` script to understand its arguments and filtering logic.",
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"subject": "Testing the List Endpoint",
"description": "I'm currently focused on crafting a test suite for the `rds/v1/list-instances` endpoint. My primary goal is to validate its filtering capabilities, specifically concerning environment and service parameters. I've decided to use `dxw-pentest` for Infrastructure, `staging` for Environment, and `saluki` for Service as the initial default test values.",
"timestamp": "2026-02-05T15:45:53.655Z"
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"subject": "Exploring the Endpoint's Logic",
"description": "I'm starting by diving into the `bin/rds/v1/list-instances` code to grasp its inner workings. I need to understand how it processes requests and handles filtering before writing any tests. So far, I've located the relevant files. Next, I'll analyze the code to pinpoint the exact filtering logic.",
"timestamp": "2026-02-05T15:45:54.365Z"
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"timestamp": "2026-02-05T15:45:59.166Z",
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"content": "I'll check `bin/aurora/v1/list-instances` to see if it supports service filtering, as the user mentioned filtering by service for RDS.",
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"timestamp": "2026-02-05T15:45:56.918Z"
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"content": "I'll check `bin/rds/v1/list-databases` to see if it supports service filtering.",
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"content": "I'll examine `bin/dalmatian` to understand how it handles subcommands and whether it might be passing service information to `rds/v1/list-instances`.",
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credentials have expired\"\n else\n MFA_CONFIGURED=1\n fi\nfi\n\nif [[ \"$SUBCOMMAND\" == \"aws\" && \"$COMMAND\" == \"mfa\" ]]\nthen\n RUN_AWS_MFA=1\nfi\n\n# Update MFA credentials if needed, or if the dalmatian aws mfa command is ran\nif [[ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" || \"$MFA_CONFIGURED\" == 0 ]]\nthen\n DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(\n gpg --decrypt \\\n --quiet \\\n < \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_FILE\"\n )\n\n AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\n AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\n export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\n export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\n\n AWS_MFA_SECRET=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_mfa_secret')\n MFA_CODE=\"$(oathtool --base32 --totp \"$AWS_MFA_SECRET\")\"\n\n log_info -l \"Requesting new MFA credentials...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n \"$APP_ROOT/bin/aws/$VERSION/mfa\" -m \"$MFA_CODE\"\n\n if [ -n \"$RUN_AWS_MFA\" ]\n then\n exit 0\n fi\nfi\n\n# export MFA credentials\nDALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\nAWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_access_key_id')\nAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_secret_access_key')\nAWS_SESSION_TOKEN=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_MFA_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_token')\nexport AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID\nexport AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\nexport AWS_SESSION_TOKEN\n\nAWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_ARN=\"$(aws sts get-caller-identity | jq '.Arn')\"\nIFS='/' read -r -a array <<< \"$AWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_ARN\"\nexport AWS_CALLER_IDENTITY_USERNAME=\"${array[2]%?}\"\n\n# Check if the assume role credentials have expired\nif [ -f \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\" ]\nthen\n DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING=$(cat \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_FILE\")\n DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION=$(echo \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_JSON_STRING\" | jq -r '.aws_session_expiration')\n DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION_SECONDS=$(gdate -d \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION\" +%s)\n EPOCH=$(gdate +%s)\n if [ \"$DALMATIAN_ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CREDENTIALS_EXPIRATION_SECONDS\" -lt \"$EPOCH\" ]\n then\n err \"'Assume role' credentials have expired\"\n else\n ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED=1\n fi\nfi\n\n# Update assume role credentials if needed\nif [ \"$ASSUME_MAIN_ROLE_CONFIGURED\" == \"0\" ]\nthen\n log_info -l \"Requesting 'Assume Role' credentials ...\" -q \"$QUIET_MODE\"\n ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT=$(\n aws sts assume-role \\\n --role-arn \"arn:aws:iam::$ACCOUNT_ID:role/$DALMATIAN_ROLE\" \\\n --role-session-name dalmatian-tools \\\n --external-id dalmatian-tools\n )\n AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.AccessKeyId')\n AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=$(echo \"$ASSUME_ROLE_RESULT\" | jq -r '.Credentials.SecretAccessKey')\n 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"content": "I'll investigate why `dalmatian rds list-instances -i dxw-pentest -e staging` succeeded by checking `bin/dalmatian-refresh-config` to see where it gets its configuration.",
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"content": "I'll investigate why `grep` failed earlier by checking for `dxw-pentest` in `bin/tmp/dalmatian-config/dalmatian.yml` again, this time being careful with potential file structure issues.",
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"timestamp": "2026-02-05T15:55:03.770Z",
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"content": "I'll look at the first few lines of `bin/tmp/dalmatian-config/dalmatian.yml` to understand its structure.",
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"content": "I'll look at the lines following the `infrastructures:` section in `bin/tmp/dalmatian-config/dalmatian.yml`.",
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"content": "I'll look at the `dxw-pentest` section in `bin/tmp/dalmatian-config/dalmatian.yml` to see what RDS instances are defined.",
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