gedih3.cli.gh3_build#

Functions#

`explicit_vars_missing_in_sample`(product_vars, ...)	Return `{product: [bad_names]}` for explicit-list products whose
`manifest_check_scope`(h3_logger, product_vars)	Return the subset of `product_vars` that should be validated
`get_cmd_args`()
`main`()

gedih3.cli.gh3_build.explicit_vars_missing_in_sample(product_vars, default_products, sample_dict)[source]#

Return {product: [bad_names]} for explicit-list products whose requested variables are absent from the sample HDF5.

Pure function over its inputs — extracted from the gh3_build CLI so the pre-flight typo check can be unit-tested without invoking main().

Parameters:

product_varsdict: Mapping {product: list-or-None}. None means “everything” (*/all) and is skipped. default-sourced lists are identified by default_products and skipped (they are validated against the static manifest instead).
default_productsset: Products the user requested as default (skipped — manifest is the contract).
sample_dictdict: One {product: hdf5_path} mapping from gedidriver.soc_file_tree(). Pass an empty dict to short-circuit.

Returns:

dict: Empty when every explicit-list variable was found (or no explicit lists exist). Otherwise {product: [missing_names]}. Wildcards that match nothing in the sample HDF5 are surfaced as a single GediValidationError string entry under their product.

gedih3.cli.gh3_build.manifest_check_scope(h3_logger, product_vars)[source]#

Return the subset of product_vars that should be validated against the shipped static manifest, per the regime rule:

Regime A (fresh build): every product the user passed that was requested via default/def.
Regime C (resume + explicit default re-request): only products in h3_logger.default_products that also appear in h3_logger.new_product_vars (i.e. produced a delta).
Regimes B & D (resume with granules-only or explicit-list expansion): empty — the build log is authoritative.

An empty return signals the caller to skip validation entirely.

Pure function over logger state so the regime gate can be unit-tested without the full CLI pipeline.