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  • New Features

    • Added a command option --update-resources to the class-generator tool, allowing users to update existing generated resources directly from the command line.
    • Introduced functions to manage and delete unchanged resource files, enhancing efficiency in resource management.
  • Documentation

    • Updated the class-generator README to include details and examples for the new --update-resources command option.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved logging to provide clearer feedback on operations performed by the script.

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This update introduces enhancements to the class-generator tool, including a new command-line option for updating resources directly. The .flake8 configuration is also modified to exclude the Path function from linting rules, allowing greater flexibility in code development. Additionally, functions for managing and cleaning up resource files are added, improving efficiency and user experience.

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Files Change Summary
.flake8 Added Path to fcn_exclude_functions, excluding it from linting rules.
class_generator/README.md Introduced --update-resources command option with documentation for updating generated resources.
class_generator/class_generator.py Added update_ocp_resources and delete_unchanged_files functions for resource management; updated CLI to support --update-resources.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3443931 and 4ab8f9c.

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class_generator/README.md (1)

51-57: Documentation clarity and completeness.

The new section on updating existing resources is well-integrated and provides a clear example of how to use the --update-resources flag. This enhances the usability of the tool by allowing users to update resources without regenerating them from scratch. Ensure that any prerequisites or dependencies for this feature are also documented elsewhere if needed.

class_generator/class_generator.py (2)

722-768: Concurrency and exception handling.

The use of ThreadPoolExecutor for concurrent updates is appropriate and enhances performance. The function correctly captures exceptions and logs errors. Ensure that the logging provides enough context for debugging any issues that arise during execution.


Line range hint 808-845:
Integration of --update-resources option.

The new --update-resources option is well-integrated into the command-line interface. The constraints ensure that it is used in a controlled manner, preventing conflicts with other options. The control flow correctly calls update_ocp_resources and terminates further processing.

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def delete_unchanged_files(updated_files: List[str]) -> List[str]:
for file_ in updated_files:
updated_file: str = file_.replace(".py", "_TEMP.py")
if os.path.exists(updated_file) and filecmp.cmp(file_, updated_file):
LOGGER.info(f"{file_} does not have any changes, deleting {updated_file} file.")
Path.unlink(Path(updated_file))
updated_files.remove(file_)

return updated_files
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Ensure file existence before removal.

The function correctly compares files and removes unchanged temporary files. However, it would be prudent to check if the file exists before attempting to remove it, to avoid potential errors.

-  Path.unlink(Path(updated_file))
+  if Path(updated_file).exists():
+      Path.unlink(Path(updated_file))
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def delete_unchanged_files(updated_files: List[str]) -> List[str]:
for file_ in updated_files:
updated_file: str = file_.replace(".py", "_TEMP.py")
if os.path.exists(updated_file) and filecmp.cmp(file_, updated_file):
LOGGER.info(f"{file_} does not have any changes, deleting {updated_file} file.")
Path.unlink(Path(updated_file))
updated_files.remove(file_)
return updated_files
def delete_unchanged_files(updated_files: List[str]) -> List[str]:
for file_ in updated_files:
updated_file: str = file_.replace(".py", "_TEMP.py")
if os.path.exists(updated_file) and filecmp.cmp(file_, updated_file):
LOGGER.info(f"{file_} does not have any changes, deleting {updated_file} file.")
if Path(updated_file).exists():
Path.unlink(Path(updated_file))
updated_files.remove(file_)
return updated_files

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