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  • Refactor
    • Improved internal handling of git repository information for greater accuracy and maintainability. No changes to user-facing functionality.

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The update refactors the process of extracting Git repository information by replacing the GitInfo.from_repo_info class method with two standalone functions: get_git_url for retrieving the repository URL, and match_git_url for parsing the URL into components. Regex handling is made stricter and more precise.

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File(s) Change Summary
tools/rename_project_content.py Replaced GitInfo.from_repo_info with get_git_url and match_git_url; updated regex logic; refactored fallback usage accordingly.

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A bunny hopped through code today,
Splitting one big task two ways.
Now URLs and matches stand apart,
Regex sharper, playing its part.
With clearer flow and tidy script,
The repo’s info’s neatly snipped!
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40-44: LGTM! Clean implementation of git URL retrieval.

The function correctly uses subprocess.check_output() to execute the git command and properly handles string decoding and trimming.


46-64: Excellent regex pattern and error handling with comprehensive documentation.

The implementation is well-designed with several strengths:

  • Uses re.fullmatch() for strict URL validation
  • Comprehensive regex pattern supporting both HTTPS and SSH git URLs
  • Clear error handling with descriptive exception
  • Excellent docstring with practical examples demonstrating expected behavior

The regex pattern correctly handles:

  • Both https:// and git@ prefixes
  • Flexible domain matching with [\w.-]+
  • Both : and / separators for different URL formats
  • Named capture groups for clean data extraction

70-70: Perfect integration of the refactored functions.

The function composition match_git_url(get_git_url()) cleanly separates concerns while maintaining the same error handling behavior through the existing try-catch block.

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@fschuch fschuch merged commit 3f4261e into main Jun 25, 2025
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@fschuch fschuch deleted the fix/regex-on-project-renaming-tool branch June 25, 2025 20:57
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