fix(sports): fetch a team's logo when it is not already on disk - #334
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The shipped logo set covers FBS only. An FCS opponent has no file, so its card drew with no badge -- on one live rig, 96 teams across the NCAA schedule, including Furman and Tennessee State. Nothing was logged and nothing errored, because nothing had failed. The file simply was not there, and the renderer's lazy download never ran: zero "Logo not found" lines, zero exceptions, across a whole boot. The fetch now happens in _extract_game_details_common, where every game dict is built. ESPN returns the logo URL in the same payload as the game, so the moment a team is known to be showing, its badge URL is already in hand. It also keeps the HTTP round trip on the data thread rather than the render thread, matching how tiles and album art were moved. Verified on the affected board: 96 badges downloaded on the first pass, 0 failures, ncaa_logos 209 -> 307, and the two teams that prompted this (FUR 43,827 bytes, TNST 91,456 bytes) now present. A team whose logo genuinely cannot be fetched is remembered so it is not re-requested on every data pass. The live, recent and upcoming managers each build game dicts, so two can want the same badge at once -- the first cut of this recorded a failure for a logo the other manager had just written. Existence is now checked before the failure set, and a file that appeared during the call counts as success. I could not establish why the existing lazy path stays silent; it is left in place as a fallback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: Organization UI Review profile: CHILL Plan: Pro Plus Run ID: 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe football scoreboard now fetches missing team badges during game-data extraction. It caches failed logo abbreviations, handles concurrent writes and downloader exceptions, adds focused tests, and increments the plugin version to Football logo fetching
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR fetches missing team logos during game-data construction, but stalled downloads can delay scoreboard updates and the new test currently fails static-analysis checks because it executes parsed production source; these issues should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SportsCore
participant _ensure_team_logos
participant BadgeFilesystem
participant LogoDownloader
SportsCore->>_ensure_team_logos: ensure home and away badges
_ensure_team_logos->>BadgeFilesystem: check badge paths
_ensure_team_logos->>LogoDownloader: download missing badge
LogoDownloader-->>_ensure_team_logos: return result or exception
_ensure_team_logos->>BadgeFilesystem: recheck concurrent write
_ensure_team_logos-->>SportsCore: return game details
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Codacy flagged the exec() in this test four times, two of them CRITICAL. The security reading was overstated -- the input was sports.py from the test's own directory, not anything a user supplies -- but the finding was right that the technique was wrong, and the better fix was not a suppression. The test AST-parsed sports.py, pulled _ensure_team_logos out, and exec'd it into a synthetic module. That tests a detached copy of the function: it would keep passing if the method stopped being wired into the class, or if the class's own attributes drifted from what the copy assumed. It now imports sports and subclasses SportsCore, implementing the two abstract methods and building the instance with __new__ so none of the heavy __init__ runs. The method under test is the one the plugin actually calls, and download_missing_logo is patched on the module the code resolves it through. No exec, no ast, and pyflakes is clean. Verified the tests still catch the bug: against main's sports.py all six fail; with the fix all six pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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38-38: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse a plugin-specific deferred module name.
Rename
_extractedto a unique name such as_football_scoreboard_logo_test_extracted.As per coding guidelines: “Unique names for deferred/subpackage modules.”
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In `@plugins/football-scoreboard/sports.py`:
- Line 247: Update the logo failure tracking around _logo_fetch_failed so live,
recent, and upcoming managers share a synchronized failure/in-flight cache
instead of maintaining instance-local state. Key entries with plugin ID, sport,
and logo path, preserving separate namespaces per plugin and preventing repeated
retries for the same unavailable logo.
- Line 1401: Update the game-detail extraction flow around download_missing_logo
so logo downloads are queued asynchronously with bounded concurrency and a short
per-pass deadline, rather than awaited synchronously for each game. Ensure
stalled or stale logo retrieval is abandoned without delaying game-data
construction, while preserving normal logo-fetch behavior when requests complete
promptly.
In `@plugins/football-scoreboard/test_missing_team_logos.py`:
- Line 40: Replace the exec-based loading in the test setup with a normal import
of the helper from a dependency-light module. Move the helper currently
extracted from sports.py into that module, then update the test to import and
use it directly while preserving the existing test behavior.
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In `@plugins/football-scoreboard/test_missing_team_logos.py`:
- Line 38: Rename the deferred module created in the test from “_extracted” to a
plugin-specific unique name, such as “_football_scoreboard_logo_test_extracted”,
and update any references to that module consistently.
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| self._logo_cache = {} | ||
| # Teams whose logo could not be fetched. Remembered so a badge | ||
| # ESPN has no file for is not re-requested on every data pass. | ||
| self._logo_fetch_failed = set() |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Share unavailable-logo state across managers.
_logo_fetch_failed is instance-local. Live, recent, and upcoming managers therefore keep separate failure records and can each retry the same unavailable logo. Use a synchronized shared failure/in-flight cache keyed by plugin, sport, and logo path.
As per coding guidelines: “cache with plugin-id-namespaced keys.”
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In `@plugins/football-scoreboard/sports.py` at line 247, Update the logo failure
tracking around _logo_fetch_failed so live, recent, and upcoming managers share
a synchronized failure/in-flight cache instead of maintaining instance-local
state. Key entries with plugin ID, sport, and logo path, preserving separate
namespaces per plugin and preventing repeated retries for the same unavailable
logo.
Source: Coding guidelines
| "No local logo for %s; fetching it now", abbr | ||
| ) | ||
| try: | ||
| fetched = download_missing_logo( |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not block game-data construction on each logo request.
Line 1401 calls download_missing_logo synchronously. Its request timeout is 30 seconds. If both missing logo endpoints stall, one game-detail extraction can wait about 60 seconds before it returns. Queue downloads with bounded concurrency and a short per-pass deadline so stale logo retrieval does not delay scoreboard updates.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In `@plugins/football-scoreboard/sports.py` at line 1401, Update the game-detail
extraction flow around download_missing_logo so logo downloads are queued
asynchronously with bounded concurrency and a short per-pass deadline, rather
than awaited synchronously for each game. Ensure stalled or stale logo retrieval
is abandoned without delaying game-data construction, while preserving normal
logo-fetch behavior when requests complete promptly.
| pytest.fail("_ensure_team_logos is gone; missing badges will not be fetched") | ||
| module = types.ModuleType("_extracted") | ||
| module.__dict__.update({"Path": Path, "download_missing_logo": None}) | ||
| exec(compile(ast.Module(body=[fn], type_ignores=[]), "sports.py", "exec"), module.__dict__) |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Remove dynamic code execution from this test.
Line 40 executes source parsed from sports.py. Ruff and Codacy report this exact use of exec as an error, so the current static-analysis check fails. Move the helper into a dependency-light module and import it normally in the test.
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[failure] 40-40: plugins/football-scoreboard/test_missing_team_logos.py#L40
Detected the use of exec(). exec() can be dangerous if used to evaluate dynamic content.
[failure] 40-40: plugins/football-scoreboard/test_missing_team_logos.py#L40
The application was found calling the exec function with a non-literal variable.
[warning] 40-40: plugins/football-scoreboard/test_missing_team_logos.py#L40
Use of exec
[warning] 40-40: plugins/football-scoreboard/test_missing_team_logos.py#L40
Use of exec detected.
🪛 Ruff (0.16.2)
[error] 40-40: Use of exec detected
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In `@plugins/football-scoreboard/test_missing_team_logos.py` at line 40, Replace
the exec-based loading in the test setup with a normal import of the helper from
a dependency-light module. Move the helper currently extracted from sports.py
into that module, then update the test to import and use it directly while
preserving the existing test behavior.
Source: Linters/SAST tools
Codacy's pylint reads _Manager.__new__(_Manager) as a classmethod call missing its cls argument. The idiom is valid Python, but the intent reads better as a test-local __init__ that sets the three attributes the method touches and deliberately does not chain to SportsCore.__init__, which builds HTTP sessions, fonts and a display manager this test has no use for. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both of CodeRabbit's findings on this PR, which turn out to have one answer. Blocking: download_missing_logo allows 30s per request and was called inline from _extract_game_details_common. A game with two missing badges could hold its own detail extraction for a minute, delaying every scoreboard update queued behind it. Moving the fetch off the render thread was right; leaving it in front of game-data construction was not. Duplication: _logo_fetch_failed was per-instance. The live, recent and upcoming managers each build game dicts, so all three would queue the same badge and each keep a private note of what failed -- three attempts at a logo ESPN does not have. _LogoFetcher now owns both concerns: a two-worker pool so the data thread only ever submits, and class-level pending/failed sets under a lock so one request is made per badge no matter which manager sees the game first. Keys are namespaced by sport, since two leagues can share an abbreviation. A badge that arrives late is not a problem: the card draws without it once and correctly on the next pass. Tests split accordingly -- what the game asks for (never downloads on the calling thread) from what the fetcher does (dedupes, does not retry real failures, treats a file written by another manager as success, contains a raising downloader). 10 tests; all error against main, all pass here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
#334 landed while this was open. Two conflicts, both bookkeeping: - manifest.json: both version entries kept, 2.27.0 above 2.26.1, so the logo fix's changelog is not lost behind this one. Descending order, as the file already is. - plugins.json: regenerated rather than merged, which is the only correct resolution for a generated file. sports.py merged cleanly and both sides are intact: _ensure_team_logos is still called from _extract_game_details_common where #334 put it, and the selection work is untouched. Verified rather than assumed -- test_missing_team_logos.py passes against the merged file, and so does the rest of the suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014RRtqXDCnvnY6EQwhT5CV9
Summary
FCS teams have no logo in the shipped set, so their cards drew with no badges —
and nothing anywhere said so.
Reported as a "broken matchup":
FUR vs TENNwith no logos.TNST @ UGAlookedidentical.
What was actually wrong
The bundled
ncaa_logos/set covers FBS only — 209 files.TENN,UGA,AUB,IDHO,UTAHandBAYwere all present;FURandTNSTwere not.The game data was fine. ESPN supplied everything needed:
And the downloader worked. Calling it directly fetched Furman's badge from
https://a.espncdn.com/i/teamlogos/ncaa/500/231.png— 43,827 bytes, directorywritable.
The problem was purely when it ran. The lazy download sits in the render
path and never fired: zero
Logo not foundlines, zero errors, zero exceptions,across an entire boot. Nothing failed — the file just was not there.
The change
Fetch in
_extract_game_details_common, where every game dict is built. ESPNreturns the logo URL alongside the game, so the moment a team is known to be
showing, its badge URL is already in hand.
That also puts the HTTP round trip on the data thread rather than the render
thread, matching how map tiles and album art were moved.
Verified on hardware
Applied to the affected Pi and restarted:
A race the first cut got wrong
Live, recent and upcoming managers each build game dicts, so two can want the
same badge simultaneously. The first version produced:
The loser recorded a permanent failure for a logo the winner had just written.
Now existence is checked before the failure set, and a file that appeared during
the call counts as success rather than failure. Re-verified: 0 failures.
Testing
test_missing_team_logos.py— 6 tests: an existing badge is not re-fetched, amissing one is requested with the ESPN URL from the game dict, a genuine failure
is not retried forever, losing the race is not recorded as a failure, a raising
downloader does not break the game, and a game without logo fields is skipped.
Against unfixed
sports.pythe suite fails at collection (_ensure_team_logos is gone; missing badges will not be fetched).Other football-scoreboard tests are identical before and after —
test_adaptive_layout_mode(1 error),
test_core_fallback(1 failed/5 passed),test_football_plugin(2 passed/4 errors) all reproduce unchanged on
main. Environment-related in mycheckout, not regressions.
pyflakesreports one warning in this file,_no_data_interval_attrat line3330 — also present on
main, untouched by this change.What I could not explain
I did not establish why the existing lazy download stays silent.
_load_and_resize_logolooks correct: the cache stores only successes,
get_logo_filename_variations("FUR")returns just
FUR.png, and the download branch logs at INFO. It should fire. Itdoes not.
Rather than keep guessing, I moved the fetch to a place where the code
demonstrably runs and verified the outcome on the hardware. The lazy path is
left in place as a fallback and is worth understanding separately.
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