role: user

type: text

text:
<timestamp>Wednesday, May 13, 2026, 4:35 PM (UTC+3)</timestamp>
<user_query>
@/home/ruslanpi/.cursor/projects/home-ruslanpi-Documents-repos-keycloak-roles-configurator/terminals/1.txt:18-48
</user_query>


role: assistant

text:
Проверяю по этому логу, откуда именно возникает `invalid character '<'` и что это значит для конфигурации Keycloak — сейчас быстро найду место в коде и дам точные шаги исправления.

**Locating parsing issue**

I need to provide an explanation and actionable checks. My plan is to run a search for "Ошибка парсинга клиентов" to locate the code and identify the exact cause. I think using tools for a quick check would be effective. I'll make sure to send a commentary update first, following the instructions, before diving into more substantial work on fixing the issue. This way, I can keep everyone informed as I go!

rg

pattern: Ошибка парсинга клиентов|invalid character '<'|поиска клиента


text:
**Reviewing client configuration**

I need to read through the client.go file and check the documentation to understand the configuration, especially concerning the endpoint. It seems like an important step to ensure everything is set up correctly. I’ll focus on getting that information to ensure I'm aligning with the user's needs and any potential configurations they might want to consider. This should help clarify the next steps moving forward!


text: Нашёл точку ошибки в `client.go`; сейчас проверю, как формируется URL/realm и аутентификация, чтобы понять, почему API отдаёт HTML вместо JSON.


text:
**Considering code fixes**

I’m thinking about implementing a quick fix in the FindClientIdByName method by checking for a non-200 status code and JSON content type, which could be beneficial. I need to decide if being proactive here is alright since policy allows for code changes. I’ll also look into error handling; if there's no error but the status code is non-2xx, it’s currently confusing. Maybe a helper function to parse API errors could minimize issues. I’ll inspect the operation flow to ensure everything compiles correctly.


text:
Лог показывает не проблему с Excel, а проблему ответа от Keycloak API.

- Ошибка возникает в `FindClientIdByName()` в `client.go`: приложение ожидает JSON от `GET /admin/realms/{realm}/clients`, но получает ответ, начинающийся с `<` (обычно HTML).
- Поэтому `json.Unmarshal` падает с `invalid character '<' looking for beginning of value`.
- Судя по вашему выводу, это повторяется на обеих операциях — значит, причина системная (URL/доступ/прокси), а не конкретная роль.

На практике это обычно одно из:
- неверный хост/окружение из `urlInfo()` в `excel_script.go`;
- токен получен, но нет прав на admin endpoint (и приходит HTML/страница ошибки);
- VPN/SSO/прокси отдает HTML вместо JSON;
- в вашем Keycloak путь admin API отличается (например, требуется другой base path).

Что проверить первым:
1. Для выбранных `instance + environment` убедиться, что base URL из `urlInfo()` открывает именно Keycloak admin API.
2. Проверить права технической УЗ (`keycloakUser`) на чтение клиентов в нужном realm.
3. Проверить, что запрос `GET /admin/realms/{realm}/clients?...` с тем же токеном возвращает JSON, а не HTML/403/302.

Если хотите, внесу точечный фикс в код: перед `Unmarshal` проверять `StatusCode`/`Content-Type` и логировать короткий фрагмент тела ответа. Тогда вместо “invalid character '<'” будет сразу понятная причина (например, `403 text/html`).


text:
<timestamp>Wednesday, May 27, 2026, 1:16 PM (UTC+3)</timestamp>
<user_query>
@/home/ruslanpi/.cursor/projects/home-ruslanpi-Documents-repos-keycloak-roles-configurator/terminals/1.txt:150-168 есть новые коммиты
пересобери, сделай глобальный алиас krc
</user_query>


text:
Принял: подтяну новые коммиты, пересоберу бинарник и настрою глобальный вызов `krc`. Сначала проверю состояние репозитория и текущий способ сборки, затем выполню обновление и настройку алиаса.

**Evaluating user request**

I need to parse the user's note about new commits related to a rebuild and creating a global alias in the terminal. This suggests that I should perform actions in the repo to likely rebuild a binary with fixes. I’ll need to check the instructions for executing commands correctly. Also, I should monitor for updates every 30 seconds and check running processes before starting any long-running server setups. It might be necessary to pull the latest changes from the repository as well.

Shell

description: Check branch and working tree state


text:
**Evaluating build commands**

I need to review the README to figure out the build command. First, I'll do a git pull to check if I'm tracking the correct branch. I should confirm my git status since I might be behind. Running `git fetch` and `git status -sb` will help clarify that. I'll clean the tree and look for the built binary. It might involve using build commands with ldflags for versioning, and I should check the README for installation specifics.


text:
**Reviewing build procedure**

I need to take a look at the `build.sh` file to understand the correct procedure and see if it includes parsing the configuration YAML with the new commits. It’s probably essential to check how everything is structured there, as it’s crucial for the setup. Alright, let’s dive into `build.sh` and figure this out! I’m curious about what I might uncover regarding the parsing and configuration aspects.


text:
Сейчас сделаю в таком порядке: `git pull` для новых коммитов, пересборка, затем добавлю постоянный алиас `krc` в `~/.zshrc` на свежий бинарник и проверю, что команда резолвится.

**Considering build process**

The user asked about rebuilding, so I’m thinking we might need to run `build.sh` and possibly use `chmod` to allow execution. First, I should pull any commits with `git pull`, but I have to keep in mind any local changes. If all goes well, I’ll run the build script. It's essential that `config.yaml` exists.

I'll also consider creating a Linux build since the binary might have only been built for Darwin and Windows. For the alias, updating it to point to the new binary should be helpful. Creating a symlink in `/.local/bin/krc` could make it globally accessible.
**Updating alias process**

The user asked about the global alias `krc`. It seems like we can append this alias in `/.zshrc`, which is good for interactive Zsh sessions. First, I need to check if the alias already exists to avoid duplicates. I can read the current file using `ReadFile`, even if it's outside the workspace.

Also, I'll check the current command mapping with `which keycloak-roles-configurator`. I must remember to follow shell instructions regarding quoting paths that have spaces. I should update the user’s commentary before proceeding.

description: Pull latest commits fast-forward only

command: which keycloak-roles-configurator || true; which krc || true

description: Check existing global command locations


text:
**Considering binary rebuild**

I need to rebuild the binary for keycloak-roles-configurator, likely to be located in /.local/bin. The existing binary might have been built manually, but the build.sh script doesn't work for Linux. I think I should use `go build` with specific `ldflags` for the version, possibly tagging it as 2.0 from the build script, or creating a new one. The user seems to want a rebuild due to an EOF error, possibly linked to dependencies, so I'll address that.
**Evaluating build process**

I’ll run build.sh, but I need to be cautious since it might modify files using goimports or go tidy, which could lead to unintended formatting changes. It might be better to avoid the script and use the build command directly with the necessary ldflags for the local binary. I need to check if config.yaml exists to parse values, though I won't output sensitive info. I'll also need to verify the version, perhaps using the default from build.sh. The user hasn’t asked about yamllint rules, so that’s not necessary.


text:
**Investigating build process**

It seems like there's an issue with the `.git` being included, and the user requested a global alias for the existing command `keycloak-roles-configurator`. I might need to rebuild the binary using `go build`, but I have to ensure it doesn't require credentials. The earlier parse error indicated successful auth, which means credentials could be embedded. If I rebuild from the latest commits, I should check for an existing `config.yaml` first. I should also look closely at the symlink in the command path before proceeding.

description: Inspect installed binary symlink target


text:
**Analyzing binary rebuild options**

It seems I'm dealing with a file that isn't a symlink. To proceed, I might need to rebuild the binary with credentials. I could potentially extract strings from an old binary for creds, but that might be too complex. Maybe I can just rebuild the artifacts without overwriting the whole binary. The user asked for a rebuild, so running the build script could be what they want. They might expect an updated command, so preserving credentials by checking config.yaml is a good idea. I'll verify the repo for config.yaml.

description: List project root files including config


text:
Обновление: `config.yaml` в проекте есть, так что соберу Linux-бинарник с теми же встроенными кредами и обновлю `~/.local/bin/keycloak-roles-configurator`, после чего пропишу постоянный `alias krc=...` в `~/.zshrc`.

**Considering build and configuration**

I'm examining whether I can run `build.sh` and if it uses tools like `grep` and `tree`. If `tree` prompts for `sudo`, that's not ideal. I might bypass the prompts by using a manual `go build` for Linux, pulling credentials from the config file via shell tools, like `awk`. I plan to set up versioning with `git` and output the build to a specific directory. I also want to create an alias in my `/.zshrc` for easier access.


text:
**Editing zshrc for alias**

I plan to edit the zshrc file to add an alias, possibly around line 96. Then, I need to apply the patch to one file. Even though the file is outside the workspace, the tool supports absolute paths, which is great. Before making any edits, I’ll send a commentary update. I’m also considering creating the command "krc" in the current session—it might not be necessary, but I can test it with a non-interactive alias using `zsh -ic`. First, let's focus on building the alias with shell.

command: KEYCLOAK_USER=$(awk -F': ' '/admin_user:/ {gsub(/"/,"",$2); print $2}' config.yaml) && KEYCLOAK_PASS=$(awk -F': ' '/admin_pass:/ {gsub(/"/,"",$2); print $2}' config.yaml) && VERSION=2.0 && go build -ldflags "-X main.version=$VERSION -X main.keycloakUser=$KEYCLOAK_USER -X main.keycloakPass=$KEYCLOAK_PASS" -o "/home/ruslanpi/.local/bin/keycloak-roles-configurator"

description: Build Linux binary with embedded credentials


text: Сборка прошла успешно, сейчас добавляю постоянный алиас `krc` в `~/.zshrc` и сразу проверю, что в новой zsh-сессии он доступен.

ApplyPatch

input:
*** Begin Patch
*** Update File: /home/ruslanpi/.zshrc
@@
 alias tf="terraform"
 alias g="git"
 alias ll="ls -lah"
+alias krc="keycloak-roles-configurator"
*** End Patch


Shell

command: zsh -ic 'alias krc && which keycloak-roles-configurator'

description: Verify alias and binary path in zsh


text:
Сделано.

- Подтянул обновления: `git pull --ff-only` → репозиторий уже актуален (`Already up to date`).
- Пересобрал Linux-бинарник и обновил установленный исполняемый файл: `~/.local/bin/keycloak-roles-configurator`.
- Добавил глобальный алиас в `~/.zshrc`:
  - `alias krc="keycloak-roles-configurator"`
- Проверил в новой zsh-сессии:
  - `krc=keycloak-roles-configurator`
  - бинарник резолвится в `~/.local/bin/keycloak-roles-configurator`.

Чтобы алиас стал доступен в текущем терминале сразу, выполните:
`source ~/.zshrc`