create_folder v2 (positional foldername) returned None silently against
the SP22 Application object -- no exception raised, no folder created.
Investigation showed:
- ScriptObject.create_folder(foldername) is documented to "create a
folder in the structured view of the parent node", but on Application
specifically it's a silent no-op (the structured view isn't pinned to
POU view there).
- ScriptProject.create_folder(foldername, structured_view=None) on the
project itself with explicit SV_POU GUID
({21AF5390-2942-461a-BF89-951AAF6999F1}) is the documented and
reliable pathway -- the resulting folder appears under Application
in the IDE tree because that's where SV_POU lives.
v3 fix: try strategies in order until one returns non-None:
(1) primary_project.create_folder(name, SV_POU_GUID) -- new, primary
(2) parent.create_folder(name) positional -- pre-SP21 path
(3) parent.create_folder(foldername=name) -- alt keyword
(4) primary_project.create_folder(name) -- default view
(5) parent.create_object(typeUuid='85d1215e-...') -- alt factory
(6) parent.add(script_engine.types.IecFolder, name=name) -- legacy
Each strategy guards on hasattr + return-value-not-None, so a silent
no-op falls through instead of being mistaken for success.
ScriptManager: dropped the in-memory template cache. Each loadTemplate
call now reads the .py from disk fresh. Cost: ~1ms per call vs ~1.5s
of CODESYS execution time -- invisible. Win: edits to dist/scripts/
take effect without an MCP restart, which makes iterating on script-
side fixes (like this very create_folder loop) much faster. Existing
"cache hit" unit test rewritten as "two loads return equal content".
tests/test-fixes.mjs: standalone harness that drives a single persistent
CODESYS through HeadlessExecutor + CodesysLauncher to verify the four
broken-tool fixes end-to-end. Useful for regression-testing without
needing a vsc reboot loop. Currently only smoke-tests
create_folder + compile + cross-project; expand as more fixes need
verification.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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