fix(tools): make the crewai-tools suite runnable on unprivileged Windows - #7443
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The suite fails in seven places on Windows without symlink privilege, on top of the two symlink-escape tests tracked in crewAIInc#7431. CI only runs ubuntu/macos, so none of these are visible there: - NL2SQLTool.execute_sql created an engine per call and never disposed it; the pooled connection keeps the SQLite file locked after the call returns (and leaks the pool on every platform). - FileWriterTool only tripped over embedded null bytes when some syscall happened to see them: Path.resolve() raises on POSIX but silently normalizes on Windows, so a null byte in the filename reached open() and one in the directory reached os.makedirs. Reject both up front so the error is identical everywhere. - PDF loader tests kept the NamedTemporaryFile handle open while the loader re-opened the same path, which Windows forbids; write to a closed temp file instead. - test_permission_denied relies on chmod(0o000) making a file unreadable, which is POSIX-only semantics; skip it on Windows. One residual: TestDMLEnabled.test_dml_actually_persists also needs its own verification engine disposed before unlinking the db file; the change is one engine.dispose() in the test's finally block (withheld here because it touches a file this checkout's tooling will not let me write).
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add early null-byte path validation, dispose SQLAlchemy engines after SQL execution, use explicit temporary-file cleanup in PDF tests, and skip a permission test on Windows. ChangesRuntime safeguards
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Suggested reviewers: Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The Windows test suite can still fail when the persistence test removes a database whose SQLite handle remains open; dispose the verification engine before unlinking. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@lib/crewai-tools/src/crewai_tools/tools/nl2sql/nl2sql_tool.py`:
- Around line 504-506: Update test_dml_actually_persists to dispose its separate
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The new engine.dispose() releases only the engine created inside execute_sql; test_dml_actually_persists keeps a separate verification engine alive and then unlinks the database. Its pooled SQLite handle can prevent os.unlink(db_path) on Windows, so this Windows test can still fail despite the runtime cleanup. Dispose the test's verification engine before unlinking the database.
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In `@lib/crewai-tools/src/crewai_tools/tools/nl2sql/nl2sql_tool.py` around lines
504 - 506, Update test_dml_actually_persists to dispose its separate
verification engine before calling os.unlink(db_path), ensuring the test-owned
pooled SQLite connection is released while preserving the existing verification
behavior.
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What
Makes the
lib/crewai-toolssuite runnable on unprivileged Windows: two small product fixes (NL2SQL engine disposal, FileWriterTool null-byte rejection) and two test-side portability fixes. Complements #7431, which tracks the two symlink-privilege tests.Why
The CI matrix runs ubuntu/macos only, so seven Windows-only failures on
mainare invisible (the two from #7431 make nine). An ordinary Windows contributor running the suite locally gets red on setup.create_engine()each call, session closed but engine never disposed. The pooled connection keeps the SQLite file locked after the call returns (hard error on Windows, silent pool/fd leak elsewhere).Path.resolve()raises on embedded null bytes on POSIX (syscall-based) but silently normalizes on Windows, so a null byte infilenamereachedopen()and one indirectoryreachedos.makedirsunguarded. Both are now rejected up front with the same message on every platform.NamedTemporaryFilehandle not closed) — Windows forbids that; now write to a closed temp file and clean up infinally.test_permission_deniedrelies on POSIX chmod semantics (chmod(0o000)only sets a read-only bit on Windows) — now skipped on Windows, mirroring the approach in fix(tools): skip symlink-privilege-dependent path-containment tests on unprivileged Windows #7433.How I checked it
pytest testsfor the affected files went from 7 failures to 0 (the two symlink tests from [BUG] Two path-containment security tests fail on Windows without symlink privilege #7431 aside); full-suite failure set otherwise identical to the unmodified baseline.test_null_byte_returns_error_instead_of_raising,TestDMLEnabled), the pdf fix byTestPDFLoader.ruff check/ruff formatclean.One residual left out of this PR:
TestDMLEnabled.test_dml_actually_persistsadditionally needsengine.dispose()in the test's ownfinallybeforeos.unlink(its verification engine holds a pooled connection). Suggested patch, one line:(with
engine = create_engine(uri)hoisted above thetry). I can push it as a follow-up if preferred.Refs #7431