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Stacked on #345. That branch is one file and one test, and this one needs it: without
it icloud invites resolve prints a traceback for a bad id instead of a message. The diff
below carries it. Merge #345 first and this rebases to a clean diff — happy to hold it in
draft until then.

Proposed change

Invites is the only service without a CLI group. This adds four read-only commands:

icloud invites list
icloud invites show 1F9D5936
icloud invites rsvps 1F9D5936
icloud invites resolve 008ABCDEFGHIJ
┌─────────┬───────────────┬──────────────────┬─────────────┬─────────────────┐
│ Scope   │ Title         │ When             │ Host        │ ID              │
├─────────┼───────────────┼──────────────────┼─────────────┼─────────────────┤
│ private │ Standup       │ 2026-05-01 09:00 │             │ 8DC5733E-9A82-… │
│ private │ Retro         │ 2026-05-24 (all  │             │ 050524f0-1b46-… │
│         │               │ day)             │             │                 │
│ shared  │ Birthday      │ 2026-09-05 16:00 │ Sam Applese…│ 1F9D5936-B71C-… │
└─────────┴───────────────┴──────────────────┴─────────────┴─────────────────┘

Responding and joining are writes and are deliberately left out; see #341.

Three things that came from running it, not from reading it

The id column was decorative. Listing truncates ids to fit the terminal, so you could see
an id but not copy one into the next command. show and rsvps now accept any unambiguous
prefix, the way git accepts a short SHA, and name the candidates when a prefix matches more
than one.

Start times are rendered to the minute for the same reason. The full ISO value wrapped
every row onto three lines and pushed the id out of view entirely.

resolve accepts a whole invite URL, not just its trailing segment, because that is what
people copy. An empty id is refused locally rather than spending a round trip to earn a 400.

One thing worth flagging in review

pylint reports lambda: api.invites.events() as an unnecessary lambda. It is not:
api.invites is a property that builds the service and can raise
PyiCloudServiceUnavailable. Passing api.invites.events would evaluate it outside
service_call and let that escape as a traceback. The lambda carries a disable comment
explaining this, and there is a test that fails if someone simplifies it later.

Type of change

  • Dependency upgrade
  • Bugfix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
  • New service (thank you!)
  • New feature (which adds functionality to an existing service)
  • Breaking change (fix/feature causing existing functionality to break)
  • Code quality improvements to existing code or addition of tests
  • Documentation or code sample

Additional information

Testing. 947 tests pass on Python 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, 3.13 and 3.14, run locally. Thirteen
are new.

All four commands were verified live against a real account, in both output formats: the
listing across both scopes, prefix resolution, an ambiguous prefix, an unknown prefix, an
empty id, and a full invite URL.

_unwrapped() in the test helpers now strips the table's border characters before collapsing
whitespace. Without that, a cell that wraps leaves borders between its fragments and a text
assertion cannot match at any terminal width.

Checklist

  • The code change is tested and works locally.
  • Local tests pass. Your PR cannot be merged unless tests pass
  • There is no commented out code in this PR.
  • Tests have been added to verify that the new code works.

If user exposed functionality or configuration variables are added/changed:

  • Documentation added/updated to README

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`resolve()` and `accept()` reach Apple through `_post_public`, which
inspects `resp.status_code` and raises InvitesAuthError, InvitesRateLimited
or InvitesApiError. None of that runs: PyiCloudSession raises
PyiCloudAPIResponseException on a non-ok JSON response before the method
returns, so every status check below it is dead code for a 4xx and the raw
exception reaches callers.

This is the same defect timlaing#339 fixed for the five scoped wrappers. It was
missed there because `_post_public` does not use the same `except` shape --
it inspects the status itself, which reads as though it already handles the
case.

The session call is now wrapped and mapped through the existing
`_raise_invites_error`, so a bad invite id raises InvitesApiError and an
expired session raises InvitesAuthError, as callers catching InvitesError
already expect.

Found by an `icloud invites resolve` command producing a bare traceback for
a malformed invite id. Both new tests fail against the current code.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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  • New Features
    • Added an invites command group to the CLI.
    • List and inspect Apple Invites events, view RSVPs, and resolve invite links without joining.
    • Supports event-ID prefix matching, invite URLs, table output, and --format json.
    • Added event details including dates, locations, notes, privacy, attendee limits, and sharing information.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved handling of authentication, rate-limit, service, and lookup errors with clearer CLI messages.
  • Documentation
    • Added command-line usage guidance for the Invites features.

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The change adds read-only Invites CLI commands for event listing, event details, RSVPs, and invite-link resolution. It adds output normalisation, CLI registration, documentation, service error mapping, fixtures, and automated tests.

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Invites CLI

Layer / File(s) Summary
Invite response normalisation
pyicloud/cli/normalize.py
New helpers normalise events, event details, RSVPs, and invite-share data for table and JSON output.
Invites command flow
pyicloud/cli/commands/invites.py, pyicloud/cli/app.py, README.md
The CLI adds list, show, rsvps, and resolve commands. Commands support event-ID prefixes, invite URLs, standard CLI options, and JSON output.
Public endpoint error mapping
pyicloud/services/invites/client.py
Public POST failures now map to InvitesAuthError, InvitesRateLimited, or InvitesApiError.
CLI and service validation
tests/test_cmdline.py, tests/test_invites.py
Tests cover event formatting, identifier resolution, RSVP and share output, service availability, JSON output, and public endpoint error mapping.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 0ee28

The invite CLI is largely covered, but public rate-limit responses should preserve the server back-off value and the new tests should avoid filesystem side effects while covering abbreviated IDs before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant CLI
  participant InvitesCommands
  participant CloudKitInvitesClient
  participant OutputRenderer
  CLI->>InvitesCommands: invoke list, show, rsvps, or resolve
  InvitesCommands->>CloudKitInvitesClient: retrieve invite data
  CloudKitInvitesClient-->>InvitesCommands: return service response
  InvitesCommands->>OutputRenderer: render normalised table or JSON
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171-171: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve Retry-After when translating public 429 responses.

When PyiCloudAPIResponseException.response contains the HTTP response, _raise_invites_error() maps status 429 to InvitesRateLimited without passing its Retry-After header. Public resolve() and accept() callers can lose the server back-off value. Extract and pass the header as retry_after.

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In `@pyicloud/services/invites/client.py` at line 171, Update
_raise_invites_error() so its 429 mapping to InvitesRateLimited extracts the
Retry-After header from PyiCloudAPIResponseException.response and passes it as
retry_after, preserving the existing exception chaining and behavior for other
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In `@tests/test_cmdline.py`:
- Line 4532: Update the new Invites CLI tests around _invoke and FakeAPI so they
mock all file-system I/O, including _unique_session_dir and the
session-directory creation performed when session_dir is omitted. Pass inert
session paths or patch the relevant helpers consistently in every new Invites
test, while preserving the existing test behavior.
- Line 4581: Update the relevant test invocation using FakeAPI and the “invites
show” command to pass a shorter, unambiguous prefix of the event ID instead of
the complete ID; adjust fixture IDs only as needed to ensure that prefix
uniquely resolves while preserving the case-insensitive lookup coverage.

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In `@pyicloud/services/invites/client.py`:
- Line 171: Update _raise_invites_error() so its 429 mapping to
InvitesRateLimited extracts the Retry-After header from
PyiCloudAPIResponseException.response and passes it as retry_after, preserving
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MrJarnould and others added 3 commits September 4, 2026 16:18
The 429 branch of the new mapping raised a bare InvitesRateLimited, losing
the delay Apple supplied. `_post_public`'s own status handling read the
header before this change routed around it, so this was a regression the
fix introduced rather than a pre-existing gap.

The session attaches the response to PyiCloudAPIResponseException, so the
header survives the trip and the mapping now reads it. A missing or
unreadable value still maps to InvitesRateLimited, just without a delay.

Callers backing off on a guess when Apple has told them exactly how long
to wait is the kind of thing that only shows up under load.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Invites was the only service without a CLI group. Four read-only commands:
`list`, `show`, `rsvps` and `resolve`. Responding and joining are writes and
stay out for now.

Three things came from running it against a real account rather than
reading the output in a test.

The event id column was truncated to fit the terminal, which made it
decorative -- you could see an id but not copy one into the next command.
`show` and `rsvps` now take any unambiguous prefix, the way git takes a
short SHA, and name the candidates when a prefix is ambiguous. Start times
are rendered to the minute for the same reason: the full ISO value wrapped
each row onto three lines and pushed the id out of view.

`resolve` accepts a whole invite URL, not just its trailing segment, since
that is what people copy, and refuses an empty id locally rather than
spending a round trip to earn a 400.

_unwrapped() in the test helpers now strips the table's border characters
before collapsing whitespace. Without that, a wrapped cell leaves borders
between its fragments and an assertion on the text cannot match.

Live verification was done before main moved; the session used for it has
since expired, so this rebuild onto the current main is covered by the 947
tests on 3.10 through 3.14 rather than by a fresh live run.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`test_invites_show_accepts_an_id_prefix` passed the complete event id
twice, once lower-cased. It verified case-insensitive matching and never
exercised prefix resolution at all -- while its name promised otherwise.

The fixture ids made that hard to notice: they differed only in the final
character, so no short unique prefix existed to pass. They now share a
leading segment and diverge at the fifth character, which makes both cases
reachable -- "AAAA2" resolves uniquely, "AAAA" is ambiguous.

Three honestly-named tests replace the one: a short prefix, a
case-insensitive match, and a full id. Both prefix tests fail when prefix
matching is reduced to an exact-id comparison; the version they replace
passed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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