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Add Hyper-V as a new source provider type for MTV migration testing. This includes the provider abstraction, inventory integration, Forklift inventory queries, schema definitions, and test markers to enable cold migration tests against Hyper-V source environments.

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• New Features
  • Added Hyper-V as a source platform for cold migrations, including virtual machine, storage, and network inventory support.
  • Added Hyper-V connection settings, SMB share credentials, and an optional guest OS override.
  • Added static IP preservation verification and guest network configuration checks for Hyper-V migrations.
• Documentation
  • Documented a networking limitation affecting some RHEL 9 guests and listed workarounds.

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Walkthrough

This change adds Hyper-V as a source provider. It adds PSRP-based VM operations and inventory mappings, and connects Hyper-V to migration fixtures, clone cleanup, and static-IP verification.

Changes

Hyper-V Source Provider

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Provider contract and connection setup providers_schema.json, .providers.json.example, pyproject.toml, utilities/utils.py, AGENTS.md, README.md, pytest.ini	Adds Hyper-V provider settings and the PSRP dependency. Provider setup uses the configured host and credentials, supports SMB settings, and can fetch a CA certificate on port 5986. README lists Hyper-V as supported and the hyperv test marker.
PSRP operations and normalized VM data exceptions/exceptions.py, libs/providers/hyperv.py, AGENTS.md	Adds PSRP command handling, VM lifecycle operations, guest-network polling, NIC processing, and normalized VM data. win_os can override guest OS classification.
Inventory and VM-name mapping libs/forklift_inventory.py, utilities/provider_inventory.py, libs/providers/hyperv.py	Adds Hyper-V storage and network mappings and validates requested Hyper-V VM names.
Clone and teardown handling libs/providers/hyperv.py, utilities/pytest_utils.py, scripts/hooks/baselines/check_no_except_exception.txt	Adds Hyper-V VM cloning and deletion, and teardown cleanup for cloned VMs.
Migration fixtures and validation conftest.py, utilities/post_migration.py, pytest.ini, tests/cold/*, README.md	Adds Hyper-V migration markers and fixture handling, extends static-IP preservation checks, and documents the RHEL 9 KVP DHCP-detection limitation. check_memory now raises a descriptive ValueError when memory values differ.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant TestFixture
  participant create_source_provider
  participant HyperVProvider
  participant PSRP
  participant HyperVHost
  TestFixture->>create_source_provider: Configure Hyper-V source provider
  create_source_provider->>HyperVProvider: Supply host and credentials
  HyperVProvider->>PSRP: Connect and execute PowerShell commands
  PSRP->>HyperVHost: Run commands
  HyperVHost-->>PSRP: Return command results
  PSRP-->>HyperVProvider: Return command results

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This change adds Hyper-V source provider support. No concrete merge-blocking issue was identified in the supplied context.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to ff0e6

Privileged Hyper-V cleanup does not preserve the selected TLS verification policy, and some failure paths can leave copied VM data outside tracked cleanup. Exposure is concentrated in the configured test host and its storage, but the credentials’ actual authorization scope is not established.

Retained concerns

• Medium · security · observed: The new cleanup entrypoint discards the certificate-validation setting used during provider creation. Even when verification is selected, teardown reconnects with cert_validation=False before issuing privileged VM and filesystem deletion operations. This makes endpoint trust depend on lifecycle phase rather than the selected security policy.
• Medium · security · inferred: The new lifecycle can lose cleanup ownership of copied VM data. After a successful clone, a source-restoration failure throws without removing the imported clone, and Python never registers it for teardown. Separately, deletion removes the VM before silently attempting filesystem cleanup; a later retry returns when the VM is absent and cannot recover those paths. These terminal states can retain source-disk copies beside the SMB-transfer storage without tracked recovery.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The management path affects the configured Hyper-V host, selected source VM, cloned VM, and associated configuration and disk files. Maximum independently attackable scope depends on the supplied account’s host permissions, not just the recorded clone names. The example uses Administrator, but this does not establish actual deployed privileges or cross-host access.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — An adversary able to intercept or redirect the cleanup connection can present an untrusted certificate without the selected TLS validation check rejecting it. This weakens endpoint identity before NTLM authentication and privileged cleanup. Practical credential relay, command manipulation, or host compromise was not established and depends on additional transport and host controls.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Inventory construction requires a Provider resource, dispatches by supported provider type, resolves an inventory ID by provider type and name, and performs GETs beneath that provider’s path. The Hyper-V mapping code does not use host credentials or invoke PSRP. These client-side controls do not establish server-side authentication, namespace authorization, or tenant isolation.
• observed — The verification-enabled path obtains its trust material directly from the configured host using the existing certificate-fetch helper. That helper checks for certificate content but does not show independent authentication of the bootstrap certificate; passing the resulting file therefore demonstrates configured validation, not independently established host identity.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — The remote scripts provide meaningful containment controls: clone rollback uses the imported VM ID, finally attempts source-state restoration and export cleanup, and ordinary deletion returns when the VM is absent. These controls cover normal execution and many command failures, but not the identified ownership-loss and residual-file terminal states.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Preserve the selected certificate-validation policy across creation and teardown, with insecure lab operation explicitly opted into. Document the required host permissions and use independently trusted certificate material where host authentication is required.
• proposed — Carry recoverable operation identity, VM ID, and owned filesystem paths through clone creation and teardown. Record recovery ownership when source restoration fails, retain incomplete file deletions for retry, and isolate temporary export directories per operation rather than only per session.

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Add Hyper-V source provider support for cold migration tests

✨ Enhancement ⚙️ Configuration changes 📝 Documentation 🕐 40+ Minutes

AI Description

• Add Hyper-V host control and Forklift inventory mapping for cold migration tests.
• Capture source VM networking data to verify static IP preservation after migration.
• Configure Hyper-V credentials and cleanup; document a RHEL 9 guest networking limitation.

Diagram

graph TD
  Config["Provider config"] --> Setup["Source setup"] --> HyperV["Hyper-V provider"] --> Host(["Hyper-V host"])
  Setup --> CR["Provider resource"] --> Inventory["Forklift inventory"] --> Plan["Prepared plan"] --> Checks["Migration checks"]
  HyperV --> Plan

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High-Level Assessment

The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Use pre-provisioned VMs only

• ➕ Avoids export/import cloning and its temporary disk and host-state costs.
• ➖ Reduces test isolation and repeatability.
• ➖ Requires operators to manage VM state between runs.

Recommendation: Keep both paths: cloning supports repeatable migration tests, while the newly supported skip-clone path suits controlled Hyper-V environments and static IP verification. Reviewers should pay particular attention to clone failure recovery and host cleanup because cloning can stop a running source VM.

Files changed (16) +1197 / -21

Enhancement (7) +1063 / -18

conftest.pyPrepare Hyper-V VMs for cold migration +23/-5

Prepare Hyper-V VMs for cold migration

• Excludes Hyper-V from warm migration, waits for guest network data after power-on, and permits static IP verification with skip-clone plans. Records source VM details for those plans.

conftest.py

exceptions.pyDefine a PowerShell execution error +4/-0

Define a PowerShell execution error

• Adds a dedicated exception for failed PSRP cmdlets and scripts.

exceptions/exceptions.py

forklift_inventory.pyResolve Hyper-V storage and network mappings +95/-0

Resolve Hyper-V storage and network mappings

• Registers a Hyper-V inventory adapter that maps VM disks to storages and NICs to networks using Forklift inventory data.

libs/forklift_inventory.py

hyperv.pyImplement Hyper-V host and VM operations +847/-0

Implement Hyper-V host and VM operations

• Adds a PSRP-backed provider for VM discovery, lifecycle, cloning, deletion, and normalized VM details. Collects guest network configuration through Hyper-V KVP for static IP verification.

libs/providers/hyperv.py

post_migration.pyVerify migrated Hyper-V VM networking +23/-11

Verify migrated Hyper-V VM networking

• Extends static IP checks to Hyper-V, clarifies memory mismatch errors, and avoids the generic network check for per-NIC network maps.

utilities/post_migration.py

pytest_utils.pyClean up cloned Hyper-V VMs +24/-0

Clean up cloned Hyper-V VMs

• Deletes session-tracked Hyper-V clones during teardown and records failures as leftover resources.

utilities/pytest_utils.py

utils.pyRegister Hyper-V source providers +47/-2

Register Hyper-V source providers

• Creates Hyper-V provider credentials and MTV resources, including SMB settings. Makes certificate retrieval port-configurable for the Hyper-V WinRM endpoint.

utilities/utils.py

Tests (2) +3 / -0

test_cold_migration_comprehensive.pyEnable comprehensive cold migration coverage for Hyper-V +1/-0

Enable comprehensive cold migration coverage for Hyper-V

• Marks the existing comprehensive cold migration suite as applicable to Hyper-V.

tests/cold/test_cold_migration_comprehensive.py

test_mtv_cold_migration.pyEnable Hyper-V sanity and remote migration tests +2/-0

Enable Hyper-V sanity and remote migration tests

• Adds the Hyper-V marker to existing cold migration sanity and remote-cluster test classes.

tests/cold/test_mtv_cold_migration.py

Documentation (1) +20 / -0

README.mdDocument the RHEL 9 Hyper-V KVP limitation +20/-0

Document the RHEL 9 Hyper-V KVP limitation

• Explains why DHCP addresses can appear static when RHEL 9 guests use NetworkManager keyfiles. Lists guest configuration workarounds for static IP verification.

README.md

Other (6) +111 / -3

.providers.json.exampleShow a Hyper-V provider configuration +15/-0

Show a Hyper-V provider configuration

• Adds example host, SMB share, provider, and guest credentials for Hyper-V test environments.

.providers.json.example

providers_schema.jsonValidate Hyper-V provider settings +49/-0

Validate Hyper-V provider settings

• Adds a Hyper-V schema branch requiring host, authentication, and SMB share settings, with optional separate SMB credentials.

providers_schema.json

pyproject.tomlDeclare the PSRP client dependency +1/-0

Declare the PSRP client dependency

• Adds pypsrp for PowerShell remoting to Hyper-V hosts.

pyproject.toml

pytest.iniRegister the Hyper-V test marker +1/-0

Register the Hyper-V test marker

• Declares a provider-specific pytest marker for selecting Hyper-V tests.

pytest.ini

check_no_except_exception.txtBaseline Hyper-V cleanup exception handlers +2/-0

Baseline Hyper-V cleanup exception handlers

• Records the two new broad exception handlers used to report cloned-VM cleanup failures.

scripts/hooks/baselines/check_no_except_exception.txt

uv.lockLock PSRP and authentication dependencies +43/-3

Lock PSRP and authentication dependencies

• Locks pypsrp and its authentication dependencies, alongside updated platform markers for existing packages.

uv.lock

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Review comments at @libs/forklift_inventory.py:
- Line 679: Cache self.networks once before the NIC loop and use the cached
inventory in the lookup within the _network_name_match assignment. Preserve the
existing mapping and deduplication behavior.

Review comments at @libs/providers/hyperv.py:
- Around line 697-760: Update the PowerShell clone script in the method
containing `$wasRunning` and `Import-VM` so source VM restoration runs in a
`finally` block whenever it was originally running, including after failures.
Track the imported VM and, in a `catch` block, remove it if a later clone step
fails; preserve the existing success flow.
- Around line 141-158: Update HyperVProvider.connect() to use configurable
certificate validation instead of hardcoding cert_validation=False. Pass the
configured validation setting into the direct PSRP connection, ensuring secure
mode validates against the fetched CA certificate and insecure mode retains the
skip-verification behavior.

Review comments at @README.md:
- Around line 940-959: Update the README provider references to include Hyper-V
and add the `hyperv` marker to the pytest marker table, matching the existing
provider and marker entry formats.

Review comments at @utilities/post_migration.py:
- Line 1995: Update the guard before check_network to depend only on
source_provider.type not being OPENSHIFT; remove the per_nic_network_map
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1. Teardown deletes unrelated disk files 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness ⭐ New

Description

_DELETE_VM_SCRIPT recursively removes each attached disk's parent directory whenever its name
matches the VM name, without checking whether other files remain. If another VM's disk or unrelated
files reside in that directory, Hyper-V clone teardown deletes them too.

Code

libs/providers/hyperv.py[R235-236]

+    if ($vhdDir -and ((Split-Path $vhdDir -Leaf) -eq $VMName) -and (Test-Path $vhdDir)) {
+        Remove-Item -Path $vhdDir -Recurse -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

Relevance

●●● Strong

Accepted precedents favor fail-safe VM cleanup and preventing destructive operations from affecting
unrelated resources.

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Evidence

The script gathers attached disk paths and removes their individual files, but the new directory
cleanup checks only the parent directory's name before recursively deleting everything left in it.

libs/providers/hyperv.py[219-231]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[233-239]
utilities/pytest_utils.py[413-425]

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## Issue description
Teardown recursively deletes a VM-named disk directory without establishing ownership of its remaining contents.
## Fix Focus Areas
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[233-239]
## Recommended Fix
Remove the clone's identified disk files, then remove its disk directory only if it is known to be clone-owned and empty. Never recursively delete a directory derived solely from an attached disk path.

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2. Migrations use the template instead of clone ✓ Resolved

Description

In _CLONE_VM_SCRIPT, Start-VM -Name $SourceVMName in the finally block emits the restored
source VM after Get-VM -Name $CloneVMName, but clone_vm() unconditionally selects result[-1]
as the clone. When the source template was running, the returned object propagates through
get_vm_by_name() into plan preparation, so inventory collection and subsequent migration setup
target the template rather than the generated clone.

Code

libs/providers/hyperv.py[R174-177]

+            $src = Get-VM -Name $SourceVMName -ErrorAction Stop
+            if ($src.State -ne 'Running') {
+                Start-VM -Name $SourceVMName
+            }

Relevance

●●● Strong

This is a concrete clone-result correctness bug; similar clone-flow correctness fixes were accepted.

PR-#559

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Evidence

The script emits the clone at line 143, but the newly added finally branch restores a previously
running source with an unsuppressed Start-VM at line 176. clone_vm() treats the final PSRP
result as the clone, and get_vm_by_name() returns that object to the plan-preparation flow
unchanged.

libs/providers/hyperv.py[143-143]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[172-177]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[941-958]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[496-511]
conftest.py[1285-1307]

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Issue description
`_CLONE_VM_SCRIPT` emits the clone with `Get-VM -Name $CloneVMName`, then its `finally` block can emit the restored running source from `Start-VM`. Python chooses the final PSRP output as the clone, so a running source is returned instead.

Fix Focus Areas
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[143-143]
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[172-177]
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[941-952]

Recommended Fix
Prevent the source-restoration command from writing an object to the script pipeline, for example pipe `Start-VM -Name $SourceVMName` to `Out-Null` (or assign its output to `$null`). Keep the clone's `Get-VM` object as the final script output, and add a regression test covering a clone whose source VM starts in the Running state.

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3. Static IP checks race cloned guests ✓ Resolved

Description

prepared_plan passes the original vm["name"] to wait_for_guest_network_config() even though
get_vm_by_name(..., clone_vm=True) returns a clone with a generated name. When preparing a cloned
Hyper-V VM for static-IP preservation, the name-based wait polls the source instead, so it may time
out if the source is off or leave the clone's KVP data unavailable when vm_dict() captures its
addresses.

Code

conftest.py[R1291-1294]

+                    elif source_provider.type == Provider.ProviderType.HYPERV:
+                        source_provider.wait_for_guest_network_config(
+                            vm_name=vm["name"],
+                            timeout=class_plan_config.get("guest_agent_timeout", 120),

Relevance

●●● Strong

Polling the source name after cloning can miss clone KVP data; clone identity handling is treated as
correctness-critical.

PR-#559

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Evidence

The clone path obtains and starts provider_vm_api before updating vm["name"] to the generated
clone name, but the wait call receives the original plan name. Because the Hyper-V KVP query uses
the name it receives, it checks the source VM rather than the returned clone.

libs/providers/hyperv.py[261-283]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[336-381]
conftest.py[1284-1305]
conftest.py[1254-1261]
conftest.py[1284-1308]

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## Issue description
`prepared_plan` waits for Hyper-V KVP network data using the pre-clone `vm["name"]`, so plan preparation polls the source VM instead of the started clone before collecting static-IP data.

## Fix Focus Areas
- conftest.py[1284-1308]
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[336-381]

## Recommended Fix
Derive the name from `provider_vm_api`, or normalize the clone details before waiting, and pass the clone name to `wait_for_guest_network_config()`. Keep the vSphere path unchanged and ensure the wait occurs before Hyper-V `vm_dict()` captures the network addresses.

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4. Failed clones leave new guests behind ✓ Resolved

Description

clone_vm() registers a clone in fixture_store only after the full script succeeds, while its
error handler removes only the temporary export directory. If rename, source restart, or clone
startup fails after Import-VM, the imported VM is not removed or registered for
teardown_resources() and remains on the Hyper-V host.

Code

libs/providers/hyperv.py[R769-783]

+            # Track cloned VM for cleanup
+            if self.fixture_store:
+                self.fixture_store["teardown"].setdefault(self.type, []).append({"name": clone_vm_name})
+
+            LOGGER.info(f"Successfully cloned VM '{source_vm_name}' to '{clone_vm_name}'")
+            return cloned_vm
+
+        except PowerShellCommandError as e:
+            LOGGER.error(f"Failed to clone VM '{source_vm_name}': {e}")
+            try:
+                cleanup_script = f"Remove-Item -Path '{temp_export_path}' -Recurse -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue"
+                self._run_script(cleanup_script)
+            except PowerShellCommandError:
+                pass
+            raise VmCloneError(f"VM clone failed for '{clone_vm_name}': {e}") from e

Relevance

●● Moderate

Partial clone cleanup is a serious leak risk, but precedent favors registering only confirmed
successful clones.

PR-#559

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Evidence

Import-VM runs before rename and other operations that can fail, but fixture registration happens
only after _run_script returns successfully. The exception handler removes only the export
directory, while session teardown iterates only clones registered under the Hyper-V provider type.

libs/providers/hyperv.py[734-783]
utilities/pytest_utils.py[413-433]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[737-771]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[776-783]
utilities/pytest_utils.py[413-425]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
A clone imported before a later script failure is neither deleted nor registered for session teardown.

## Fix Focus Areas
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[734-783]
- utilities/pytest_utils.py[413-433]

## Recommended Fix
Track the clone as soon as import succeeds. On failure, remove any imported VM and its files, or register the generated clone name before running the script and remove that registration only after successful explicit cleanup. Keep successful clones registered so normal teardown can delete any leftovers.

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5. Secure runs accept an untrusted host ✓ Resolved

Description

HyperVProvider.connect always constructs its WinRM connection with cert_validation=False. Even
when create_source_provider fetches a certificate for a run with insecure=False, the framework's
own authenticated connection does not validate the host certificate.

Code

libs/providers/hyperv.py[R152-155]

+            ssl=True,
+            port=5986,
+            cert_validation=False,
+        )

Relevance

●● Moderate

Security concern is plausible, but certificate behavior may be intentional for PSRP and lacks close
precedent.

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The provider unconditionally disables certificate validation; the secure creation branch fetches a
certificate but does not configure the PSRP connection to use it.

libs/providers/hyperv.py[147-155]
utilities/utils.py[490-504]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The Hyper-V PSRP connection disables certificate validation regardless of the run's security setting.

## Fix Focus Areas
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[122-157]
- utilities/utils.py[490-504]

## Recommended Fix
Pass the run's `insecure` setting and trusted certificate configuration to `HyperVProvider`, and disable validation only when explicitly requested.

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6. Failed clones erase existing disk folders 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness ⭐ New

Description

_CLONE_VM_SCRIPT creates $cloneVhdPath with -Force, then recursively removes that path on any
subsequent clone error without recording whether it already existed. If the destination folder
contains files before Import-VM fails, rollback erases those files along with any partial clone
data.

Code

libs/providers/hyperv.py[R174-175]

+    if ($cloneVhdPath -and (Test-Path $cloneVhdPath)) {
+        Remove-Item -Path $cloneVhdPath -Recurse -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

Relevance

●●● Strong

Accepted precedents favor defensive clone rollback cleanup to prevent partial operations from
damaging existing resources.

PR-#559
PR-#583

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The destination is derived from the first source disk and created with -Force, which does not
establish that it was empty or newly created. The new catch-block cleanup removes that same
directory recursively even when import failed before registering a clone.

libs/providers/hyperv.py[130-140]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[151-176]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Clone rollback recursively removes a disk destination that may have existed before this clone attempt.
## Fix Focus Areas
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[137-139]
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[174-176]
## Recommended Fix
Require a new, exclusive disk destination before importing, and track whether this attempt created it. On failure, remove only files created by the attempt; do not recursively remove a pre-existing directory.

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7. Guest token sits below logger setup ✗ Dismissed

Description

_WINDOWS_GUEST_TOKEN is declared after LOGGER = get_logger(__name__) rather than in a constants
block immediately following the imports. The adjacent script constants follow the same placement, so
a later maintainer has no single top-of-file constants block to follow.

Code

libs/providers/hyperv.py[29]

+_WINDOWS_GUEST_TOKEN = "windows"

Relevance

●●● Strong

Accepted maintainability findings consistently improve constant placement and clarity.

PR-#206

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The checklist calls for module-level literal constants in one block immediately after imports. The
guest token is a module-level literal assigned below the logger initialization.

Rule 1263221: Place module-level constants at the top of the file after imports
libs/providers/hyperv.py[21-31]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The new guest-detection constant is placed below logger initialization instead of with module constants immediately after imports.

## Fix Focus Areas
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[21-31]

## Recommended Fix
Place the module-level literal constants in one block after the imports and before logger initialization.

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8. A crafted host runs commands on the runner ✗ Dismissed

Description

The new secure Hyper-V branch passes fqdn to generate_ca_cert_file(), which interpolates it into
a command executed with /bin/sh -c. If a provider configuration contains shell metacharacters in
that field, certificate retrieval executes the injected command on the test runner before provider
setup completes.

Code

utilities/utils.py[R502-503]

+            cert_file = _fetch_and_store_cacert(
+                source_provider_data_copy, secret_string_data, tmp_dir, session_uuid, ca_cert_key, port=5986

Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent security precedents accept hardening shell-execution paths against injection and unsafe
interpolation.

PR-#415
PR-#487

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The added Hyper-V branch forwards the configured hostname to the certificate helper, whose existing
implementation places that value directly in shell command text. The new branch activates that path
for secure Hyper-V runs.

utilities/utils.py[490-505]
utilities/utils.py[153-175]
utilities/utils.py[207-218]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Secure Hyper-V setup sends the configured hostname through a shell-interpolated certificate retrieval command.
## Fix Focus Areas
- utilities/utils.py[153-178]
- utilities/utils.py[501-505]
## Recommended Fix
Invoke `openssl` with separate argument-list elements rather than `/bin/sh -c`, and provide `/dev/null` through the subprocess input or stdin parameter.

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9. New cleanup hook omits argument docs ✗ Dismissed

Description

HyperVProvider.__exit__ has only a one-line docstring and does not document its three exception
arguments or its None return. The new context-manager cleanup path therefore leaves those parts of
the hook’s contract undocumented at its definition.

Code

libs/providers/hyperv.py[390]

+        """Close the PSRP session when leaving a ``with`` block."""

Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent precedent accepts adding structured docstring sections for new or modified methods.

PR-#283
PR-#559
PR-#654

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The checklist requires applicable Args and Returns sections for new methods. The new exit hook
accepts three arguments but its docstring contains neither section.

Rule 70457: Require docstrings with Args/Returns/Raises for new functions
libs/providers/hyperv.py[384-392]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The new context-manager exit hook does not document its arguments or return behavior.

## Fix Focus Areas
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[384-392]

## Recommended Fix
Expand the docstring with an Args section for the three exception arguments and a Returns section describing its None return.

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10. Host commands accept crafted VM names ✓ Resolved

Description

get_vm_by_name accepts nonblank configured clone names without checking PowerShell syntax, while
clone_vm, delete_vm, and _get_nic_details interpolate VM names into single-quoted PowerShell
scripts without escaping them. An apostrophe breaks the string, and a crafted name containing
PowerShell syntax can append commands when cloning, plan preparation, or teardown executes a script.

Code

libs/providers/hyperv.py[706]

+        # Ensure export directory exists

Relevance

●●● Strong

Unescaped configured names in PowerShell literals create a concrete injection and syntax-breaking
risk.

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The configuration lookup checks only that a clone name is a nonblank string before passing it to
cloning. The host-operation scripts embed VM names directly in PowerShell string literals without
escaping them, and teardown invokes the deletion script with recorded clone names.

Rule 1263556: Validate values retrieved via .get\(\) from external or untrusted data sources
libs/providers/hyperv.py[260-278]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[699-706]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[733-744]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[409-413]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[703-710]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[793-811]
utilities/pytest_utils.py[417-425]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Configured VM names are inserted unescaped into PowerShell code executed for Hyper-V host operations, allowing quotes in names to break string literals or alter scripts.

## Fix Focus Areas
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[260-271]
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[409-413]
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[699-759]
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[793-831]

## Recommended Fix
Pass names as PowerShell parameters where supported. Otherwise, use a single tested PowerShell-string escaping helper for every interpolated name and path before constructing the scripts.

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11. Cleanup leaves host connections open ✓ Resolved

Description

HyperVProvider.connect opens a runspace pool and WSMan client, but the provider inherits an
__exit__ that does not call disconnect(). Both the source-provider fixture and
teardown_resources use with HyperVProvider(...), so their remote sessions can remain open after
the blocks exit, including when an exception occurs.

Code

utilities/pytest_utils.py[R417-421]

+            with HyperVProvider(
+                host=source_provider_data["fqdn"],
+                username=source_provider_data["username"],
+                password=source_provider_data["password"],
+            ) as hyperv_provider:

Relevance

●●● Strong

Deterministic cleanup findings are accepted, especially for context-managed resources with explicit
disconnect methods.

PR-#550
PR-#651

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The provider opens the runspace pool and WSMan client and has a separate disconnect() method to
close them, while its inherited __exit__ returns without doing so. Both the source-provider
fixture and cleanup enter the provider through context managers, making the missing exit cleanup
relevant to both paths.

Rule 70443: Use context managers for resources requiring deterministic cleanup
utilities/pytest_utils.py[417-425]
libs/base_provider.py[53-58]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[147-167]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[141-167]
libs/base_provider.py[46-55]
utilities/utils.py[555-561]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Hyper-V context-manager use can leave its PowerShell runspace and host connection open after fixture or cleanup blocks exit.

## Fix Focus Areas
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[141-167]
- libs/base_provider.py[46-55]
- utilities/utils.py[552-562]
- utilities/pytest_utils.py[417-425]

## Recommended Fix
Implement `HyperVProvider.__exit__` to call `disconnect()` reliably, including when the context exits with an exception. Also ensure partially established connections are closed if setup fails.

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12. Windows disk paths lose their names ✓ Resolved

Description

HyperVProvider.vm_dict parses the Hyper-V disk's Windows path with the host platform's
pathlib.Path. On a POSIX test runner, backslashes are not path separators, so a path such as
C:\VMs\disk.vhdx becomes the entire disk name and its reported storage directory becomes ..

Code

libs/providers/hyperv.py[R641-645]

+            disk_path = str(_ps_prop(disk, "Path"))
+            result_vm_info["disks"].append({
+                "name": Path(disk_path).name,
+                "size_in_kb": size_kb,
+                "storage": {"name": str(Path(disk_path).parent)},

Relevance

●●● Strong

Windows paths require platform-independent parsing; the current POSIX behavior deterministically
corrupts disk metadata.

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The disk path comes from a Hyper-V Get-VMHardDiskDrive object and is passed to Path for both the
name and parent. Source disk storage names are subsequently consumed by migration checks.

libs/providers/hyperv.py[627-647]
utilities/post_migration.py[1013-1029]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Hyper-V disk paths are interpreted according to the test runner's OS rather than Windows path rules.

## Fix Focus Areas
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[627-647]
- utilities/post_migration.py[1013-1029]

## Recommended Fix
Use `PureWindowsPath` to derive disk names and parent directories from paths returned by Hyper-V.

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13. Clone failures leave source VMs off ✓ Resolved

Description

clone_vm stops a running source VM but restarts it only after export, import, and rename succeed.
If any intervening operation fails, the exception handler removes only the temporary export
directory, leaving the source powered off for subsequent tests or users.

Code

libs/providers/hyperv.py[R716-720]

+        $wasRunning = $sourceVM.State -eq 'Running'
+
+        # Stop VM if running
+        if ($wasRunning) {{
+            Stop-VM -Name '{source_vm_name}' -Force

Relevance

●●● Strong

Failure cleanup must restore resources deterministically; leaving source VMs powered off is a
concrete reliability defect.

PR-#559

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The script records whether the source was running and stops it at lines 719–722, but its only
restart is at lines 745–748, after export, import, and rename. The Python failure handler cleans up
the export directory without restoring the source’s power state.

Rule 70443: Use context managers for resources requiring deterministic cleanup
libs/providers/hyperv.py[712-741]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[758-766]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[715-748]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[776-783]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
A failed clone can leave a previously running source VM powered off because restoration occurs only on the successful path.

## Fix Focus Areas
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[703-760]
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[762-783]

## Recommended Fix
Record whether the source VM was initially running and wrap the source-stop, export, import, and rename workflow in PowerShell `try`/`finally` logic that attempts to restart it on both success and failure. Preserve the original clone error if restoration also fails, and retain the Python-side temporary-export cleanup.

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14. One new helper uses bare list typing ✗ Dismissed

Description

_ensure_list annotates both its input collection and return value as unparameterized list. Its
callers iterate JSON-decoded elements, but the signature leaves their element types unspecified
rather than using built-in collection generics with an element type.

Code

libs/providers/hyperv.py[101]

+    def _ensure_list(value: list | str | None) -> list:

Relevance

●●● Strong

Team accepts tightening collection annotations to parameterized built-in generics in provider code.

PR-#559

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The new function signature contains bare list on both sides, which the checklist explicitly
disallows when an element type can be supplied.

Rule 70414: Require type hints on new or modified function signatures using built-in collection generics
libs/providers/hyperv.py[101-120]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
A new helper uses bare list annotations despite consuming JSON values.

## Fix Focus Areas
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[101-120]

## Recommended Fix
Parameterize the input and return list annotations with the appropriate element type, narrowing or validating the JSON values if needed.

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15. Some Linux guests use Windows checks ✓ Resolved

Description

HyperVProvider.vm_dict() sets win_os by checking whether the VM name or free-form Notes contains
win or windows, rather than using an explicit guest OS value. A Linux guest named twin-server
can therefore be treated as Windows, while a Windows guest with neither substring can be treated as
Linux; post-migration checks then select the wrong credentials and network inspection command
(ipconfig or nmcli).

Code

libs/providers/hyperv.py[R669-672]

+        # OS type heuristic - check VM notes or VM name
+        # Hyper-V doesn't expose OS type directly, so we use a simple heuristic
+        vm_notes = str(vm_obj.adapted_properties.get("Notes", ""))
+        result_vm_info["win_os"] = "windows" in vm_notes.lower() or "win" in vm_name.lower()

Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent precedent accepts fixes for substring-based Windows detection and name-fallback
misclassification.

PR-#298
PR-#686

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The name/Notes substring check assigns win_os, and the post-migration validation helper uses that
flag to choose between configured Windows and Linux credentials and OS-specific network commands.
This connects both false-positive names and Windows guests without either substring to the incorrect
validation behavior.

libs/providers/hyperv.py[669-672]
utilities/post_migration.py[57-91]
utilities/post_migration.py[634-641]
utilities/post_migration.py[630-640]
.providers.json.example[193-196]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Hyper-V guest OS detection relies on name and Notes substrings, so it can misclassify both Linux and Windows guests. Post-migration connectivity and static-IP checks use that classification to select credentials and network commands.

## Fix Focus Areas
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[669-672]
- utilities/post_migration.py[57-91]
- utilities/post_migration.py[634-641]

## Recommended Fix
Replace the substring heuristic with an explicit per-VM guest OS metadata or provider configuration value, and populate `win_os` from it. Validate that the value is present for Hyper-V VMs requiring guest connectivity or static-IP checks. If a naming fallback is necessary, constrain it to documented, unambiguous patterns.

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16. Static-IP tests fail before migration ✗ Dismissed

Description

prepared_plan now permits Hyper-V static-IP checks with skip_clone, but reads provider_vm_api
even when no source_vm_power option has assigned it. With that option omitted, the first VM raises
UnboundLocalError; a later VM can instead reuse the previous VM’s object.

Code

conftest.py[R1195-1196]

+            if source_provider.type != Provider.ProviderType.HYPERV:
+                skip_clone_incompatible.append("preserve_static_ips")

Relevance

●●● Strong

Uninitialized optional-branch state is a deterministic runtime bug; similar uninitialized-name
handling was accepted.

PR-#259

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The changed condition lifts the previous incompatibility check without a nearby explanatory comment.
The newly added details call uses an object assigned only inside the optional power-state branch.

Rule 1261398: Do not remove or weaken validation/health/error-handling logic without in-code justification
conftest.py[1194-1197]
conftest.py[1205-1208]
conftest.py[1230-1236]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The newly allowed Hyper-V skip-clone static-IP path can use an unassigned or stale VM object.

## Fix Focus Areas
- conftest.py[1195-1197]
- conftest.py[1205-1236]

## Recommended Fix
Fetch each source VM independently before collecting its details, whether or not a power-state option is supplied.

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17. Optional flags lack explicit defaults ✗ Dismissed

Description

prepared_plan reads disable_drs_for_vms and clone_to_same_host through plan.get(flag)
without a default. Those newly listed optional flags produce None when absent rather than the
explicit False required for their boolean configuration access.

Code

conftest.py[1197]

+            conflicting = [flag for flag in skip_clone_incompatible if plan.get(flag)]

Evidence

The new list contains two flags named in the checklist, and the new comprehension reads both without
an explicit default.

Rule 1263607: Use .get() with explicit defaults only for whitelisted optional feature flags
conftest.py[1194-1197]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The new optional-flag check relies on the implicit `None` default of `dict.get`.

## Fix Focus Areas
- conftest.py[1194-1197]

## Recommended Fix
Read each listed boolean option with an explicit `False` default.

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18. Migration checks embed a provider branch 📘 Rule violation ⌂ Architecture ⭐ New

Description

check_vms branches on the Hyper-V provider type to inject win_os into the source VM lookup. This
puts Hyper-V-specific behavior in shared post-migration checks, so a later change to how that
provider accepts the override must also update this utility.

Code

utilities/post_migration.py[R1846-1847]

+        if source_provider.type == Provider.ProviderType.HYPERV and source_vm_data:
+            source_vm_kwargs["win_os"] = source_vm_data["win_os"]

Relevance

● Weak

Recent precedent rejected moving provider-specific behavior behind abstraction when shared
scaffolding already handles provider selection.

PR-#659
PR-#572

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The checklist prohibits provider-specific branches in shared utilities. The changed lines test
explicitly for Hyper-V and add a Hyper-V-specific vm_dict argument; the provider module already
contains the logic that interprets that argument.

Rule 1263111: Keep provider-specific logic within provider modules, not shared test scaffolding
utilities/post_migration.py[1839-1848]
libs/providers/hyperv.py[914-927]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Shared post-migration checks contain a Hyper-V-specific branch for the guest OS override.

## Fix Focus Areas
- utilities/post_migration.py[1839-1848]
- libs/providers/hyperv.py[914-927]

## Recommended Fix
Expose a provider-agnostic way to pass prepared source VM metadata to `vm_dict`, and interpret the Hyper-V guest OS override within the Hyper-V provider module.

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19. Cleanup catches unrelated failures 📘 Rule violation ☼ Reliability

Description

teardown_resources adds two except Exception as exc clauses outside a pytest hook instead of
catching expected deletion and connection failures. Errors arising from cleanup bookkeeping or other
unexpected defects also enter these handlers, obscuring what failed.

Code

utilities/pytest_utils.py[426]

+                    except Exception as exc:

Relevance

● Weak

Recent precedent rejected narrowing broad cleanup exceptions in teardown_resources for this exact
rule.

PR-#575

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

Both new broad handlers occur inside teardown_resources, which is not a pytest hook; the cited
rule permits them only within pytest hooks.

Rule 1259267: Disallow bare except Exception outside pytest hooks
utilities/pytest_utils.py[413-433]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Hyper-V cleanup catches every exception outside a pytest hook.

## Fix Focus Areas
- utilities/pytest_utils.py[422-433]

## Recommended Fix
Catch the specific connection and VM-deletion exceptions expected here, and let unexpected programming errors propagate.

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Review comments at @libs/providers/hyperv.py:
- Around line 144-167: Update the clone rollback in the catch block to target
the imported VM by identity, not by name: capture the imported VM’s Id and use
it to retrieve the leftover, then pass that VM object to Stop-VM,
Get-VMHardDiskDrive, and Remove-VM. Keep disk and directory cleanup scoped to
that single VM, and revise the nearby comment to reflect identity-based cleanup.
- Around line 897-904: Update the source `vm_dict` call in `check_vms` to pass
the per-VM `win_os` override from the migration plan. Preserve the existing
arguments so the override reaches `source_vm` and informs the post-migration
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[qodo-code-review]

Code review by qodo was updated up to the latest commit 0ca690b

[qodo-code-review]

No code changes since the last review — review skipped

[krcmarik]

/verified

[myakove]

/lgtm
/approve

[redhat-qe-bot1]

New container for ghcr.io/redhatqe/mtv-api-tests:latest published