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Add the ECR repository browser from issue #163 so operators can inspect repository-level settings without leaving the TUI. The implementation follows the existing service browser pattern: catalog entry, AWS repository mapping, list/detail screens, shared filtering, tests, and documentation updates. Constraint: Issue #163 acceptance criteria require catalog integration, repository settings display, filtering, tests, and README updates Rejected: Add image/tag browsing here | reserved for the separate stale tag/image browser scope Confidence: high Scope-risk: moderate Directive: Keep image/tag workflows out of this repository-level browser unless issue #164 is being implemented Tested: env -u GOROOT make test Tested: env -u GOROOT make build Related: #163
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Summary
This PR successfully adds an ECR repository browser feature to the TUI, enabling operators to inspect ECR repository configuration from unic. The implementation is well-structured, follows existing patterns, and includes comprehensive security validations.
Key Strengths
Security: The implementation includes robust input validation with regex patterns for AWS account IDs, regions, and registry URIs. Test coverage includes explicit validation against command injection attempts, preventing shell command injection vulnerabilities.
Code Quality: The implementation follows established patterns in the codebase, with proper error handling, consistent naming conventions, and comprehensive test coverage. The code includes both unit tests and integration-style tests with mocks.
Architecture: The feature integrates cleanly with existing TUI patterns, sharing filtering, refresh, and help text infrastructure. The ECR client is properly wired into the AWS repository pattern with interface-based design for testability.
Review Outcome
✅ Approved for merge - No blocking issues found. The implementation meets quality standards and security requirements.
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Superseded by #186, which uses the repository branch naming convention: feature/163-ecr-repository-browser. |
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Summary
Add an ECR repository browser to the TUI so operators can inspect repository-level configuration from unic.
Related Issues
Closes #163
Validation
env -u GOROOT make testenv -u GOROOT make buildChecklist
docs/branch-naming-harness.mddocs/documentation-harness.md)docs/pages updated if architecture, auth, config, or workflow changedNo breaking changes.