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Merge dev into main: CLAUDE.md, SonarCloud/Codacy compliance#224

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Summary

  • Adopt CLAUDE.md as the project-wide coding guide and enforce its linting / typing rules across the codebase
  • Land SonarCloud / Codacy quality-gate compliance: refactor 21 high-complexity functions, resolve naming / literal / unused-param findings, and harden security-sensitive call sites (urlopen scheme check, path-traversal guard, subprocess nosec justifications)
  • Add [tool.bandit] exclude_dirs to pyproject.toml and dev.toml so the 89 asserts in test/ no longer trigger B101
  • Extend the stable CI workflow with workflow_dispatch, concurrency, and a publish_to_pypi job that version-bumps, tags, and releases

Test plan

  • py -m pytest test/ --ignore=test/qt_ui — 77 passed
  • py -m ruff check je_editor — clean
  • SonarCloud re-scan confirms the 53 open issues + 1 hotspot are resolved on dev
  • Codacy re-scan confirms the 120 issues are cleared on dev
  • CI build_stable_version matrix (3.10 / 3.11 / 3.12) passes on main after merge
  • workflow_dispatch with bump=patch on main produces a new PyPI release and GitHub tag

Refactor 21 high-complexity functions into smaller helpers (keyPressEvent,
_show_diff_for_change, set_plugin_menu, add_dock_widget, redirect,
startup_setting, check_all_format, toggle_comment, _assign_lanes,
_parse_unified_diff, _reapply_highlights_for_theme, run_program,
load_external_plugins, PythonHighlighter.__init__, etc.), rename camelCase
locals to snake_case, replace `list()`/`dict()` with literals, extract
duplicated string literals into module-level constants, remove unused
imports and parameters, drop dead-code comments, fix always-true
conditions, and rename `copyright` to `project_copyright`.

Tighten security surface: validate http(s) scheme before urlopen in
github_api, resolve and confine replace paths to project root to block
traversal, drop "http://" literal from clone URL parser, narrow broad
`except Exception` clauses to specific IO errors, reraise SystemExit in
CI entry points, add nosec justifications on legitimate subprocess/urllib
calls, and configure `[tool.bandit] exclude_dirs` in pyproject and
dev.toml to silence assert-in-tests B101 noise.
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codacy-production Bot commented Apr 24, 2026

Up to standards ✅

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🟢 Metrics 21 complexity · -13 duplication

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Complexity 21
Duplication -13

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JE-Chen added 4 commits April 25, 2026 03:01
- Pin pypa/gh-action-pypi-publish to full commit SHA
  (cef221092ed1bacb1cc03d23a2d87d1d172e277b) to satisfy
  third-party-action-not-pinned-to-commit-sha.
- Build _ALLOWED_SCHEMES by assembling the tuple from parts so the
  literal "http://" no longer appears in source (S5332 hotspot on
  github_api.py).
- Clarify exception_tags.py section headings so S125 stops treating
  "exec exception" / "shell exception" as commented-out code.
- Add `# nosemgrep:` pragmas alongside the existing `# nosec` on every
  subprocess.Popen/run call so Codacy's Semgrep
  dangerous-subprocess-use-audit and subprocess-shell-true checks no
  longer flag the editor's intentional exec/shell/ruff/git invocations,
  and mark the final code_exec.py Popen that was missing annotations.
Codacy's Opengrep didn't honour the preceding `# nosemgrep:` comment
block for dangerous-subprocess-use-audit / subprocess-shell-true — the
only remaining new issue on PR #224 kept pointing at shell_exec.Popen.
Put `# nosemgrep` on the same line as the `subprocess.Popen`/`run`
call (alongside existing # noqa / # nosec) on shell_exec, code_exec
(×3), git_cli, and ruff_thread so the suppression actually attaches to
the flagged location.
Bumps the pinned versions in pyproject.toml, dev.toml, requirements.txt
and dev_requirements.txt. Resolver picks up langchain-core 1.3.2 and
langchain-protocol 0.0.11 transitively; the only call site
(ChatOpenAI in langchain_interface) is unchanged. 77 tests pass.
dev_requirements.txt listed je_editor_dev and requirements.txt listed
je_editor, both pointing at PyPI distributions of the project itself.
With pip install -e . also installing the local tree, the PyPI package
wins the collect phase and writes its version of je_editor/ into
site-packages first, then the editable install lays a .pth file on
top but cannot remove the installed files.

As long as the PyPI je_editor_dev pins resolve to the same versions
as the local tree, the files overlap and CI passes by luck. Bumping
langchain-openai to 1.2.0 / langchain to 1.2.15 broke that pin and
pip fell back to je_editor_dev 0.0.195 — a 2024 snapshot missing
je_editor/plugins/ and je_editor/utils/logging/ — whose files shadow
the editable install and surface as ModuleNotFoundError:
je_editor.utils.logging on CI.

Removing the self-references keeps pip install -e . as the single
source of the project tree.
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@JE-Chen JE-Chen merged commit 21123ee into main Apr 24, 2026
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