feat: port upstream Apprise v1.13.1 fixes - #98
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- Purpose: port the Lauther and Signalgrid notification services from upstream Apprise v1.13.1.\n- Before: the Go registry could not build or dispatch either provider.\n- Problem: users with these upstream URLs had no delivery path in the Go port.\n- New behavior: parse provider credentials and options, build matching JSON or form requests, and send Signalgrid notifications to each configured channel.\n- How it works: register both schemas and dispatchers, add their validation and overflow metadata, and keep the generated enforcement tables in sync with the Python reference.
- Purpose: carry the remaining v1.13.1 compatibility corrections into the Go port.\n- Before: Pingram rejected JWT-style keys containing periods, Matrix exposed a misspelled API-version label, and the reported compatibility version remained 1.13.0.\n- Problem: valid upstream configurations were rejected or presented stale metadata, while versioned request headers could diverge.\n- New behavior: accept the expanded Pingram key format, expose the corrected Matrix label, report v1.13.1, and document the completed sync.\n- How it works: update the provider regex and schema metadata, change the compatibility constant, and record the verified scope in the project runbook.
- Purpose: pin the new providers and compatibility changes against the checked-out Python reference.\n- Before: no parity cases exercised Lauther or Signalgrid, and the Pingram and version-sensitive fixtures did not cover the v1.13.1 paths.\n- Problem: provider request-shape regressions and stale version metadata could return without a focused test failure.\n- New behavior: cover priority parsing, missing Signalgrid channels, attachment dropping, JWT-style Pingram keys, multi-channel requests, and refreshed versioned goldens.\n- How it works: add provider manifests, cases, generated request goldens, registry builders, and a small unit-test guard, all validated by the existing Python-vs-Go sequence comparisons.
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR adds two localized provider request paths and small compatibility and validation updates, with the listed parity and repository checks passing; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Client->>LautherTarget: provide lauther:// URL and notification
LautherTarget->>LautherTarget: validate token and build JSON payload
LautherTarget->>LautherAPI: POST bearer-authenticated notification
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Client->>SignalgridTarget: provide signalgrid:// URL and notification
SignalgridTarget->>SignalgridTarget: parse channels and build form payloads
SignalgridTarget->>SignalgridAPI: POST notification for each channel
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- Purpose: preserve Lauther's upstream fallback for unknown text priorities while satisfying the repository lint rules.\n- Before: the fallback returned nil directly from the strconv error branch, which golangci-lint reported as a nilerr issue.\n- Problem: the implementation behavior was correct, but the quality workflow blocked the follow-up PR.\n- New behavior: numeric priorities are validated in the successful parse branch, and nonnumeric unknown values still resolve to normal.\n- How it works: separate parse success from fallback handling so the error variable is never returned as nil from its failure branch.
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In `@internal/notify/lauther.go`:
- Line 89: In the strconv.Atoi error path of the relevant notification function,
retain the normal-priority fallback that returns 0 and nil, but explicitly
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In `@internal/notify/v1_13_1_test.go`:
- Around line 5-38: Add integration parity tests alongside
TestLautherPriorityParsing that invoke both Go Send and installed Python Apprise
against a local capture server, then compare the complete captured request
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Lauther requests, including method, URL, headers, and body; retain the existing
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Compare these provider behaviors with Python Apprise.
These tests only call Go-local parsing and request-building functions. They do not call Send through a local capture server. They cannot detect request-sequence differences from installed Python Apprise.
Add parity tests that execute both implementations and compare all captured requests, including Signalgrid multi-channel delivery.
As per coding guidelines, **/*_test.go: Tests should compare Go behavior to the installed Python apprise using a local capture server; request-spec parity compares full request sequences from Python and Go Send calls.
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In `@internal/notify/v1_13_1_test.go` around lines 5 - 38, Add integration parity
tests alongside TestLautherPriorityParsing that invoke both Go Send and
installed Python Apprise against a local capture server, then compare the
complete captured request sequences. Cover Signalgrid multi-channel delivery as
well as representative Lauther requests, including method, URL, headers, and
body; retain the existing parser unit test for local validation.
Source: Coding guidelines
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Summary
Why This Exists
PR #96 brought the Go port through upstream v1.13.0. This follow-up isolates the remaining code-relevant changes from upstream v1.13.1.
Resolution
The new providers are registered with the target and parity registries, validate their upstream URL forms, and reproduce the upstream request shapes. Signalgrid sends one request per channel and keeps processing later channels after an earlier failure. Lauther drops attachments when a message body is present, matching upstream behavior.
The generated enforcement tables and overflow limits now include both providers. Pingram accepts JWT-style API keys containing periods, and the compatibility version is 1.13.1.
Reviewer Considerations
lowest/lowprefix overlap and rejects out-of-range numeric values.Verification
GOCACHE=$PWD/.gocache go test ./... -count=1: passed.GOCACHE=$PWD/.gocache go vet ./...: passed.git diff --check: passed.Risk
Risk is low. The changes are isolated to two new request paths, two small upstream metadata corrections, generated tables, and parity fixtures. Tests use the existing local capture harness, so live service acceptance remains the only untested external dependency.
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