fix(cmd): exit non-zero and count Savings Plan failures after a purchase run

[IAmJSD]

Root cause

• Exit code: executeAndReport (main pipeline) and runCSVPurchases (--input-csv path) only returned auditErr. When the audit trail was intact they returned nil, so fatalOnError / runCSVPathOrFatal never fired and the process exited 0 even when every purchase failed.
• Summary: printMultiServiceSummary passed only the Reserved Instance aggregates (riAggregates.success/failed) to printSuccessRate and printFinalMessage. separateAndAggregateStats already summed Savings Plan successes and failures into spStats, but nothing used those numbers, so SP results were left out of the success rate, and a run where only SPs succeeded never showed the completion message.

Fix

• New errPurchasesFailed and purchaseFailureError(results, isDryRun) in cmd/multi_service_stats.go. On a real run with any !Success result it returns purchases failed: N of M purchase(s) failed. Dry runs return nil, since nothing is bought.
• Both purchase paths now return errors.Join(auditErr, purchaseFailureError(...)). An audit-trail loss is still reported and still matches errors.Is(err, errAuditTrailLost).
• The summary adds SP successes and failures to the RI ones. It prints Purchases: N succeeded, M failed above the success rate, and printFinalMessage(isDryRun, success, failed) warns N of M purchase(s) failed whenever any purchase failed. The completion message and Archera pitch still appear only when at least one purchase succeeded, and that now includes SP-only successes.

Closes #2157

Verification

All of this ran locally on macOS against mocks and fakes only. No real AWS calls were made and no purchases happened. SP purchases ran through the existing offline hookTransport (hookedAWSConfig), which fails CreateSavingsPlan for chosen offering IDs and answers the EC2 RI API with a 400.

• New cmd/purchase_failure_exit_2157_test.go:
  • executeAndReport with one SP failing out of two returns errPurchasesFailed, not errAuditTrailLost, and the summary shows 1 succeeded, 1 failed.
  • All SPs failing returns an error and shows no completion message.
  • Two SPs plus one EC2 RI, with one SP and the RI failing, returns 2 of 3 and a 33.3% success rate.
  • All SPs succeeding returns nil.
  • A dry run with a precondition failure returns nil.
  • runCSVPurchases: a mixed run returns an error and an all-success run returns nil.
  • printMultiServiceSummary with RI plus two SP slugs counts every failure, and an SP-only success shows the completion message.
  • A unit table for purchaseFailureError.
• Fail before / pass after: with the source files reverted to origin/main, 9 of the 10 new behavioral tests fail (errors were rewritten to require.Error so the tests compile). The dry-run guard passes on both, as intended. All of them pass with the fix.
• Mutation probes (all killed): dropping SP successes from the summary, dropping SP failures, removing the dry-run guard, reverting either return site to return auditErr, inverting the failure predicate, and suppressing the failure warning.
• go build -o <tmp>/cudly ./cmd, go vet ./..., go test ./... -count=1 and go test -short -race ./... all pass. Tests ran with AWS_CONFIG_FILE=/dev/null AWS_SHARED_CREDENTIALS_FILE=/dev/null.
• golangci-lint v2.10.1 run --allow-parallel-runners ./... reports 0 issues.
• gocyclo -over 10 is clean, both on the changed files and repo-wide.
• gofmt hook, make tidy-check, gosec hook (0 issues), whitespace and EOF checks all pass. git-secrets --scan passed on a temporary copy with an isolated HOME.

Out of scope / notes

• Failures are counted with result.Success, matching the existing per-service stats. Open PR fix(cli): classify errored provider purchase results as failures #2204 adds purchaseSucceeded (Success && Error == nil), and fix(cli): use purchaseSucceeded in interrupt summary, stats and CSV success column #2205 tracks moving the stats over to it. After those land, purchaseFailureError should switch to !purchaseSucceeded(r) too. That is a one-line follow-up and is not done here so this PR doesn't overlap fix(cli): classify errored provider purchase results as failures #2204.
• This PR touches the two return auditErr lines in cmd/multi_service.go, and open PR fix(cli): only print "CSV report written to" after a complete CSV write #2203 also edits runCSVPurchases. Any conflict should be a trivial textual one.
• In the CSV path, regions skipped before purchasing (no service client, or the duplicate check refused them) produce no results, so they are not counted as failures. That is unchanged.
• Dry runs still exit 0, including dry runs that report precondition failures.

Maintainers: please mirror the issue's labels on this PR (we can't label in this repo): triaged, priority/p2, severity/medium, urgency/this-sprint, impact/many, effort/s, type/bug.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Purchase failures from Savings Plans and Reserved Instances are now reflected in the run’s error, alongside any audit error.
  • Purchase summaries now include combined success and failure counts and an overall success rate.
  • Completion messaging is shown for real runs only when at least one purchase succeeds; dry runs continue to show the purchase instruction.

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📝 Walkthrough

Purchase failures now contribute to returned errors and appear in combined purchase statistics. Dry runs continue to return no purchase-failure error and display the purchase instruction.

Changes: Purchase failure reporting

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Purchase failure detection and propagation cmd/multi_service_stats.go, cmd/multi_service.go, cmd/purchase_failure_exit_2157_test.go	A helper returns a count-bearing error for failed purchases outside dry runs. Both purchase-reporting paths join that error with any audit error. Tests cover Savings Plan and EC2 RI failures, success cases, and dry runs.
Combined purchase summary cmd/multi_service_stats.go, cmd/multi_service_stats_test.go, cmd/purchase_failure_exit_2157_test.go	The summary combines Reserved Instance and Savings Plan totals, reports succeeded and failed counts, and shows completion messaging only when at least one purchase succeeds. Tests check combined counts and summary output.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Suggested reviewers: cristim

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 6b7ad

Savings Plan-only runs can display misleading RI guidance. The issue is minor and does not block purchases or failure reporting; the change is mergeable with a wording fix or follow-up.

Security architecture risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 6b7ad

The change makes failed purchases visible to scripts without changing purchase execution or permissions. Audit-loss handling and cancellation controls remain intact, and no material security risk was identified in the changed behavior.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The inspected production delta changes outcome signaling for existing purchase attempts, not which AWS assets or accounts the command can purchase against. No added credentials, permission grants, purchase dispatch, or cross-service dependency appears in that delta.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The existing execution controls remain before the changed terminal returns: audit durability is checked before purchases, attempts are audited before continuing, audit failure stops subsequent purchases, and cancellation prevents later work while allowing an in-flight attempt to finish and be audited.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — The new failure error does not create an internal replay mechanism or replace existing duplicate checks. Repetition safeguards remain pre-existing behavior; external automation must not interpret the new non-zero result as evidence that successful purchases were rolled back.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 warning

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 38.89% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 18 functions across 4 files.	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

Passed checks: 4 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Description Check		Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check		The title clearly and concisely describes the main changes: non-zero exits for purchase failures and Savings Plan failure counting.
Linked Issues check		The change satisfies the coding requirements in [#2157]. purchaseFailureError counts failed non-dry-run results and returns errPurchasesFailed. Both executeAndReport and runCSVPurchases join t…
Out of Scope Changes check		The changes stay within [#2157]. Production changes update purchase error propagation and purchase summary reporting. The added tests verify those paths and their required dry-run behavior. No unrelat…

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Explanation

The change satisfies the coding requirements in [#2157]. purchaseFailureError counts failed non-dry-run results and returns errPurchasesFailed. Both executeAndReport and runCSVPurchases join this error with the audit error. The summary combines Reserved Instance and Savings Plan counts, prints totals and the success rate, and reports failure details. Tests cover mixed, total, successful, CSV, dry-run, and Savings Plan-only cases.

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Explanation

The changes stay within [#2157]. Production changes update purchase error propagation and purchase summary reporting. The added tests verify those paths and their required dry-run behavior. No unrelated feature or behavior change is shown.

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[cristim]

Independent review verdict: CLEAN at 6b7ad63

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Blocking findings: none.

Exit-code matrix. The audit error and the purchase-failure error are combined with errors.Join at cmd/multi_service.go:269 (executeAndReport) and :830 (runCSVPurchases).

Case	Exit	Where
All succeeded	0	purchaseFailureError returns nil when failed == 0
Some or all failed (real run)	1	errPurchasesFailed "N of M", then fatalOnError (:211) or runCSVPathOrFatal (:669)
No recommendations	0	Early return at :198-201, plus the CSV early return
Dry run	0	isDryRun guard. Dry-run results are Success: true (multi_service_helpers.go:286).
Rows skipped as duplicates	0	No PurchaseResult is produced, so nothing is counted
User declined	0	Return at :246-250
Audit error plus failures	1	errors.Join keeps both, and errors.Is matches each

Also verified:

• Order of output: the non-zero exit comes after the summary, the CSV report and the audit and interrupt messages. The purchase loops are unchanged, so the run never stops at the first failure.
• Counting: the SP and RI aggregates are disjoint (the IsSavingsPlan branch in separateAndAggregateStats), so nothing is double counted. printSuccessRate is guarded by total > 0.
• Callers: executeAndReport is called only from runPurchaseAndReport, and runCSVPurchases only from runToolFromCSV. The legacy per-region path is unchanged.

Notes. These behaviours already exist; this PR does not introduce them:

• When the duplicate check itself fails on a real run, the rows are dropped (and counted in the drop summary), and the run exits 0.
• An interrupted run where every attempted purchase succeeded exits 0, even though some rows were never attempted.
• The PR keys on Success, not Success && Error == nil. The body already says this changes once fix(cli): classify errored provider purchase results as failures #2204 and fix(cli): use purchaseSucceeded in interrupt summary, stats and CSV success column #2205 land.
• Overlap: fix(cli): count every Savings Plan and RI type in the run summary #2239 also changes how the run summary counts SP and RI types. Its review covers whether the two conflict, and the merge order will follow from that.

What was attacked and how (AWS_CONFIG_FILE=/dev/null, fakes only, no purchases):

• go vet ./cmd/... is clean. go test -race -count=1 ./cmd/... passes 1484. golangci-lint v2.10.1 reports 0 issues.
• Mutation probes, all killed:
  • restoring return auditErr at the join sites (4 failures);
  • inverting the failure predicate (5);
  • dropping SP failures from the summary (5).
• Fail-before: reverting the return sites to main fails 4 tests.

Gate:

• Labels are mirrored from fix(cmd): purchase run exits 0 and the summary ignores Savings Plan failures #2157.
• The draft needs to be marked ready by the author, and CI must be green at this SHA.

[cristim]

Marked ready for review (owner-authorized for drafts that pass the gate): CLEAN independent verdict and green CI at 6b7ad63. CodeRabbit skipped the draft; waiting for its review before merge. (claude-cc-reviewer)

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Remove RI-specific guidance from Savings Plan-only runs.

When only a Savings Plan purchase succeeds, this branch prints “Allow up to 15 minutes for RIs to appear in your account.” No RI was purchased. Show that message only after an RI success, or use guidance that applies to both purchase types.

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Update the success-message branch guarded by success so the RI-specific guidance
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[cristim]

Confirmed: the 15-minute RI note also prints after a Savings-Plan-only success. It is wording only, with no effect on counts, exit code or purchases, so it does not block merge under this repo's gate (block only on correctness, security or data loss). It is left as a follow-up for @IAmJSD: print the RI line only when riAggregates.success > 0. (claude-cc-reviewer, independent reviewer)

[IAmJSD]

Fixed in 9c24083. printFinalMessage now takes the RI success count (riAggregates.success) and prints the RI propagation hint only when at least one RI purchase succeeded. The completion message and the Archera pitch still appear for any success, Savings Plan only included.

New test: TestPrintMultiServiceSummary_RIHintOnlyAfterRISuccess.

• SP only: no hint.
• SP success with a failed RI: no hint.
• RI only: hint.
• RI and SP: hint.
• Dry run: unchanged.

Evidence:

• Fail before / pass after: on the previous head 6b7ad637 the two SP cases failed. With this commit they all pass.
• Mutation probes: three probes, all caught by the test.
  • Forcing the hint on.
  • Gating it on the wrong count.
  • Passing the total success count in place of the RI count.
• go build, go vet ./..., go test ./... -count=1 (with AWS_CONFIG_FILE=/dev/null AWS_SHARED_CREDENTIALS_FILE=/dev/null), golangci-lint v2.10.1 (0 issues), gocyclo -over 10 and gofmt all pass.

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Addressed the RI hint finding in 9c24083.

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[IAmJSD]

@cristim this merged at 6b7ad63, before the CodeRabbit fix (9c24083) landed on the branch. My two earlier comments here point at a commit that isn't in main.

Main is also red: TestCSVRealPurchase_FailedPurchaseCarriesError, from #2230 which merged alongside this, still expects runCSVPurchases to return nil when a purchase fails. This PR changed that on purpose.

Both fixes are in #2243 (issue #2242): a test-only fix for red main, plus the RI-hint fix cherry-picked. go test ./cmd/ passes there.

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