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Open tony opened this issue 9 months ago • 2 comments

Changes

Cmd: Git.init improvements

This PR enhances the Git.init() method with improved parameter validation, comprehensive documentation, and extensive test coverage. Key improvements include:

  1. Enhanced Parameter Support:

    • Added support for ref_format parameter (files/reftable)
    • Added default parameter for default permissions
    • Added make_parents parameter to control directory creation
    • Expanded shared parameter to support all git-supported values
  2. Improved Type Handling:

    • Enhanced template parameter to accept both str and pathlib.Path
    • Added comprehensive validation for all parameters
    • Added proper type hints and validation for shared repository modes
  3. Documentation Improvements:

    • Added detailed parameter descriptions
    • Included comprehensive examples for each parameter
    • Added proper return type and raises documentation
    • Enhanced docstring with real-world usage examples
  4. Validation & Error Handling:

    • Added validation for template directories
    • Added branch name validation
    • Added shared repository mode validation
    • Added proper error messages for invalid inputs

Examples

# Basic repository initialization
git = Git(path="/path/to/repo")
git.init()

# Create with custom branch name
git.init(branch="main")

# Create bare repository
git.init(bare=True)

# Create shared repository with group permissions
git.init(shared="group")

# Create with custom permissions
git.init(shared="0660")

# Create with separate git directory
git.init(separate_git_dir="/path/to/git/dir")

# Create with template
git.init(template="/path/to/template")

# Create with SHA-256 object format (git >= 2.29.0)
git.init(object_format="sha256")

Testing

The PR includes comprehensive test coverage. To run the tests:

# Run all tests
pytest tests/cmd/test_git.py

# Run specific test cases
pytest tests/cmd/test_git.py::test_git_init_basic
pytest tests/cmd/test_git.py::test_git_init_shared
pytest tests/cmd/test_git.py::test_git_init_validation_errors

Validation Tests

The PR includes tests for various validation scenarios:

# Invalid template
git.init(template=123)  # Raises TypeError

# Non-existent template
git.init(template="/nonexistent")  # Raises ValueError

# Invalid object format
git.init(object_format="invalid")  # Raises ValueError

# Invalid branch name
git.init(branch="main branch")  # Raises ValueError

# Invalid shared value
git.init(shared="invalid")  # Raises ValueError

Breaking Changes

None. All changes are backward compatible while adding new functionality.

Dependencies

  • No new dependencies required
  • Some features (like ref_format="reftable") require git >= 2.37.0
  • SHA-256 object format requires git >= 2.29.0

Summary by Sourcery

Enhances the Git.init() method with improved parameter validation, comprehensive documentation, and extensive test coverage. It introduces new features such as support for ref_format, default, and make_parents parameters, and enhances existing parameters like template and shared with improved type handling and validation.

New Features:

  • Adds support for the ref_format parameter to specify the reference storage format.
  • Adds support for the default parameter to use default permissions for directories and files.
  • Adds support for the make_parents parameter to create parent directories if they don't exist.

Enhancements:

  • Enhances the template parameter to accept both str and pathlib.Path types.
  • Expands the shared parameter to support all git-supported values, including boolean, string literals, and octal number strings.
  • Improves parameter validation for template, object_format, branch, and shared parameters.
  • Adds type hints and validation for shared repository modes.

Tests:

  • Adds comprehensive test coverage for the git init command, including tests for various parameters and validation scenarios.

tony avatar Feb 22 '25 17:02 tony

Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This PR enhances the Git.init() method with improved parameter validation, comprehensive documentation, and extensive test coverage. It introduces new parameters like ref_format, default, and make_parents, expands the functionality of the shared parameter, and improves type handling for the template parameter. The changes also include comprehensive validation and error handling, along with detailed documentation and examples.

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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Enhanced the git init method with improved parameter validation, comprehensive documentation, and extensive test coverage.
  • Added support for ref_format parameter
  • Added default parameter for default permissions
  • Added make_parents parameter to control directory creation
  • Expanded shared parameter to support all git-supported values
  • Enhanced template parameter to accept both str and pathlib.Path
  • Added comprehensive validation for all parameters
  • Added proper type hints and validation for shared repository modes
  • Added detailed parameter descriptions
  • Included comprehensive examples for each parameter
  • Added proper return type and raises documentation
  • Enhanced docstring with real-world usage examples
  • Added validation for template directories
  • Added branch name validation
  • Added shared repository mode validation
  • Added proper error messages for invalid inputs
tests/cmd/test_git.py
src/libvcs/cmd/git.py

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sourcery-ai[bot] avatar Feb 22 '25 17:02 sourcery-ai[bot]

Codecov Report

Attention: Patch coverage is 95.29412% with 8 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 56.30%. Comparing base (0cf3504) to head (a565845).

Files with missing lines Patch % Lines
src/libvcs/cmd/git.py 90.47% 2 Missing and 2 partials :warning:
tests/cmd/test_git.py 96.87% 4 Missing :warning:
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