hbmartin / danger-spm_version_updates

A Danger plugin to detect if there are any updates to your Swift Package Manager dependencies.
https://hbmartin.github.io/danger-spm_version_updates/Danger/DangerSpmVersionUpdates.html
MIT License
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Handle cases where package repo URLs might have different protocol (s… #3

Closed hbmartin closed 3 months ago

hbmartin commented 3 months ago

…sh or https) and/or .git suffix

hbmartin commented 3 months ago

@CodiumAI-Agent /review

codecov[bot] commented 3 months ago

Codecov Report

Attention: Patch coverage is 98.21429% with 1 lines in your changes are missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 94.96%. Comparing base (5e5c3f7) to head (4977633).

Files Patch % Lines
lib/spm_version_updates/git.rb 94.73% 1 Missing :warning:
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CodiumAI-Agent commented 3 months ago

PR Review

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5] 2, because the changes are mostly focused on handling different URL formats for package repositories and removing redundant code. The logic is straightforward, and the modifications are well-scoped.
🧪 Relevant tests Yes
🔍 Possible issues Possible Bug: The `trim_repo_url` method removes the protocol and `.git` suffix from URLs, which might lead to incorrect URL handling if the repository URL contains these elements in other parts of the URL.
🔒 Security concerns No
Code feedback:
relevant filelib/spm_version_updates/plugin.rb
suggestion       Consider using a more robust URL parsing method to handle edge cases where `.git` or protocol identifiers appear in other parts of the URL. Ruby's URI module can parse and manipulate URLs more reliably. [important]
relevant linerepo_url.split("://").last.gsub(/\.git$/, "")

relevant filelib/spm_version_updates/plugin.rb
suggestion       Ensure that `XcodeprojPathMustBeSet` is a defined exception and provides a clear error message to the user about the missing Xcode project path. This improves the user experience by providing a clear and actionable error message. [important]
relevant lineraise(XcodeprojPathMustBeSet) if xcodeproj_path.nil?

relevant filelib/spm_version_updates/plugin.rb
suggestion       Replace direct `puts` calls with a more flexible logging mechanism to control the verbosity of the output. This allows users to enable or disable verbose logging as needed. [medium]
relevant lineputs(resolved_versions)

relevant filespec/spm_version_updates_spec.rb
suggestion       Add more test cases to cover scenarios where the URL contains `.git` or protocol identifiers in different parts of the URL, not just at the beginning or end. This ensures the `trim_repo_url` method works correctly in all cases. [important]
relevant lineit "Does report new versions with ssh and/or .git URLs" do


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