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| return WireMessageRecord( | ||
| timestamp=float(payload.get("timestamp", time.time())), |
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parse_wire_file_line converts timestamp with float(payload.get("timestamp", time.time())) without handling conversion errors, and WireFile.iter_records does not catch parser exceptions, so a single line like {"timestamp": null, ...} or {"timestamp": "bad", ...} will raise and stop iteration for the rest of the file. This can break replay/audit ingestion whenever a wire file contains partially corrupted or non-conforming records.
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| return WireMessageRecord( | ||
| timestamp=float(payload.get("timestamp", time.time())), |
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🔴 parse_wire_file_line fabricates non-deterministic timestamps using time.time() for records missing a timestamp field
When parsing a wire file record that lacks a "timestamp" key, payload.get("timestamp", time.time()) at line 83 silently substitutes the current wall-clock time. This means:
- Each parse of the same file produces different timestamps for the same record, making replay non-deterministic.
- The fabricated timestamp has no relation to when the event actually occurred, silently corrupting data.
The canonical implementation in src/kimi_cli/wire/file.py:32 declares timestamp: float as a required Pydantic field with no default—model_validate_json would raise ValidationError for a missing timestamp, and the caller in iter_records (src/kimi_cli/wire/file.py:104-110) would log and skip the malformed record. The new code silently accepts it with a wrong value instead.
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The print-sdk-setup subcommand advertises that it prints setup instructions, but sdk_setup_text() currently returns an empty string, so even when called programmatically it emits no guidance. This leaves users with a documented command that appears to work but provides no actionable output.
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| def _build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser: | ||
| parser = argparse.ArgumentParser() | ||
| sub = parser.add_subparsers(dest="cmd") |
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The parser creates subcommands with dest="cmd" but does not make them required, and async_main falls through to return 0 when no command is provided. That means a caller can invoke this entrypoint without a subcommand and get a success exit code even though no operation ran, which can hide broken CI/wrapper invocations where the intended command argument was dropped.
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| with self.path.open(encoding="utf-8") as f: | ||
| for line in f: |
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iter_records is an async generator but performs synchronous file reads via open() and a normal for loop, so scanning large wire files will block the event loop while disk I/O runs. In processes that multiplex other async work, this can stall unrelated tasks during replay/audit reads and cause noticeable responsiveness issues.
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