fix(cmd): match Savings Plans region filters on Details.Region - #1881
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Closes the CLI half of #1582. The provider half (EffectiveRegion / IsRegionAgnostic in providers/aws/service_client.go, used by filterByIncludedRegions and filterByExcludedRegions) is already merged; this is the remaining half, not a duplicate of that work. passesDimensionFilters called shouldIncludeRegion(rec.Region, cfg). AWS Savings Plans recommendations never populate the top-level common.Recommendation.Region: parser_sp.go writes the Cost Explorer region into Details.(*common.SavingsPlanDetails).Region instead. So that field is always "" for SPs, and --include-regions silently dropped every Savings Plans recommendation while --exclude-regions silently kept region-scoped EC2Instance SPs for the excluded region. Savings Plans are usually the largest savings line on an account, so the include direction made the biggest opportunity look like "no SP savings available". The region check now goes through shouldIncludeRecommendationRegion, which reuses the provider's two predicates rather than restating them. They were unexported, so effectiveRegion/isRegionAgnostic are renamed to EffectiveRegion/IsRegionAgnostic; that rename is the only change to providers/aws (no logic touched). cmd already imported providers/aws, so no new dependency edge. An empty region is still not treated as region-agnostic. The exemption requires positive evidence: a CommitmentSavingsPlan whose Details name an account-level plan type (Compute, SageMaker, Database). An EC2Instance SP whose Details.Region is empty because Cost Explorer omitted the field is region-scoped and stays subject to the filter, so a silent drop is not traded for a silent over-inclusion on a purchase path. Non-AWS recommendations are unaffected: both predicates short-circuit on CommitmentType != CommitmentSavingsPlan, leaving Azure and GCP recs on the plain rec.Region comparison. The sibling dimension filters were checked and deliberately left alone. --include-instance-types does drop SPs (ResourceType is unset for them), but SavingsPlanDetails carries InstanceFamily, not an instance type, so matching needs a family-vs-type semantics decision this issue does not specify, and there is no provider-side instance-type filter to mirror. The engine filter has no bare-field bug at all: SavingsPlanDetails carries no engine attribute, because Cost Explorer returns none for any SP plan type. Both are separate concerns. TestApplyFilters_SavingsPlansRegionFilters covers both directions through the real applyFilters path and fails on the pre-fix code.
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participant CLI
participant RegionFilter
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CLI->>RegionFilter: evaluate recommendation against region filters
RegionFilter->>AWSHelpers: call IsRegionAgnostic and EffectiveRegion
AWSHelpers-->>RegionFilter: return region semantics
RegionFilter-->>CLI: include or exclude recommendation
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In `@cmd/multi_service_filters.go`:
- Around line 138-142: Update shouldIncludeRecommendationRegion so AWS-specific
helpers IsRegionAgnostic and EffectiveRegion are used only when rec.Provider is
common.ProviderAWS; for non-AWS recommendations, evaluate the top-level
rec.Region directly while preserving the existing region-filter behavior.
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Exporting effectiveRegion and isRegionAgnostic as EffectiveRegion and IsRegionAgnostic widened what they can be handed. While they were package-private they only ever saw recommendations the AWS parsers built, so "these Details are AWS Savings Plans Details" held by construction. Exported, the invariant rested on no caller making that mistake. common.SavingsPlanDetails and common.CommitmentSavingsPlan are shared types. Azure's savings plans client type-asserts on the former in three places, so a non-AWS recommendation carrying those fields would have been read with the AWS meaning: EffectiveRegion would have returned Details.Region, and IsRegionAgnostic could have exempted it from region filtering entirely, which is the silent over-inclusion the #1582 fix was written to avoid. Not reachable today. No Azure code constructs a common.Recommendation with CommitmentSavingsPlan; the only non-AWS assignment of that constant is on a common.Commitment, a different type. The guard restores an invariant this change weakened rather than defending a reachable state, and it belongs in the helpers so every caller of the exported functions inherits it instead of just the one call site. TestRegionHelpers_NonAWSRecommendation pins both directions.
The provider-side half of #1582 is already merged. This closes the CLI half, which the issue explicitly names and which was left untouched.
AWS Savings Plans recommendations never populate the top-level
Region.providers/aws/recommendations/parser_sp.gosets it only inside the nestedDetails: &common.SavingsPlanDetails{...}struct.cmd/multi_service_filters.go'spassesDimensionFilterswas callingshouldIncludeRegion(rec.Region, cfg)with that bare top-level field, which is""for every SP recommendation, so a--include-regionsfilter silently dropped all of them and--exclude-regionssilently let them all through. The user saw fewer recommendations, or the wrong ones, with no explanation either way.What changed
passesDimensionFiltersnow routes through a four-line helper:This reuses the provider-side helpers rather than reimplementing them. They were unexported, so
effectiveRegion/isRegionAgnosticbecameEffectiveRegion/IsRegionAgnostic; that change is a pure identifier rename with no logic touched.cmdalready importsproviders/aws, so no new dependency edge. Moving them topkg/commonwas rejected becauseisAccountLevelSPPlanTypecompares againstsptypes.SavingsPlanTypeSDK members and thepkg/module carries nosavingsplansdependency.Empty is not region-agnostic. The fix deliberately does not make a blank
Regionmatch every filter. A genuinely region-agnostic Savings Plan (Compute, SageMaker, Database) and an EC2Instance plan whose region failed to parse are different things, and only the first is exempt from region filtering.IsRegionAgnosticdecides that on positive plan-type evidence, so the fix cannot turn a silent drop into a silent over-inclusion, which on a purchasing tool would be the worse failure.Non-AWS recommendations are unaffected: both predicates gate on
CommitmentSavingsPlanfirst, andEffectiveRegion's fallback is a*SavingsPlanDetailstype assertion that fails for Azure and GCP details. A test case pins that.How it was verified
TestApplyFilters_SavingsPlansRegionFiltersdrives seven cases through the realapplyFilterspath. With the production line temporarily reverted it fails with three failures: an in-region EC2Instance SP dropped by--include-regions, a region-agnostic Compute SP dropped by--include-regions, and an EC2Instance SP leaking past--exclude-regions. With the fix, 7/7 pass. The four already-correct cases pin the over-inclusion trap: an EC2Instance SP with an emptyDetails.Regionis region-scoped, not agnostic, and stays dropped.go build ./...0,go test ./cmd/ -count=10 (full package),providers/awstests 0,go vet ./...0,gofmt -lclean,gocyclo -over 10clean with a-over 6sanity check returning 134 functions so the clean result reflects a real scan.passesDimensionFiltersstays at complexity 5.Sibling dimension filters: checked, neither is the same defect
Instance type does drop SP recommendations, because
ResourceTypeis empty. ButSavingsPlanDetailshas no instance type; it hasInstanceFamily("m5"), a different granularity, and only for EC2Instance plans. Matching one against the other needs a semantics decision this issue does not specify, and there is no provider-side instance-type filter to mirror. Left alone deliberately; it wants its own issue.Engine has no bare-field bug at all:
SavingsPlanDetailscarries no engine attribute, because Cost Explorer returns none for any SP plan type. Changing that would be a policy decision, not plumbing.Noted, not fixed
shouldIncludeRegiondoes not skip blank entries the way the provider'sregionSetdoes, so--include-regions "us-east-1,"can admit an unknown-region recommendation. Pre-existing, affects all recommendation types, and strictly improved for Savings Plans by this change.Not verified: no live AWS run (no credentials in this environment).
Closes #1582
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