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chore: remove old binaries we no longer use #420

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@morgante morgante commented Jul 17, 2024

These apps are no longer published or used, so drop them from the manifest.

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  • Removed Cli and Timekeeper from AllApp and SupportedApp enums
  • Deleted functions and logic related to Cli and Timekeeper
  • Updated test cases to exclude Cli and Timekeeper
  • Cleaned up manifest entries for the removed applications
  • Simplified updater logic by removing unused code paths

File: crates/cli/src/updater.rs

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  • Refactor
    • Removed support for Timekeeper and Cli applications from the updater tool.

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The recent changes in updater.rs involve the removal of the Timekeeper and Cli variants from the SupportedApp enum and its associated methods. This includes the exclusion of these variants from methods like get_base_name, get_env_name, get_bin_name, get_fallback_bin_name, and from_all_app. Additionally, the logic in get_file_name has been simplified and tests have been updated to reflect these modifications.

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crates/cli/src/updater.rs Removed Timekeeper and Cli from SupportedApp enum and related methods. Simplified logic for various methods. Updated tests for these changes.

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  • crates/cli/src/updater.rs (8 hunks)
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crates/cli/src/updater.rs (7)

Line range hint 50-64: Enum update aligns with PR objectives.

The removal of Cli and Timekeeper from the SupportedApp enum is consistent with the PR's intention to drop unused binaries.


101-101: Simplified logic in get_bin_name.

The updated method now directly formats the binary name with the OS, which simplifies the previous logic and reduces potential errors.


105-105: Simplified logic in get_fallback_bin_name.

The method now directly returns the base name, which simplifies the previous logic and reduces potential errors.


Line range hint 77-90: Method update aligns with PR objectives.

The from_all_app method has been correctly updated to exclude Timekeeper and Cli, aligning with the PR's intention to drop these unused binaries.


Line range hint 197-205: Method update aligns with PR objectives.

The get_apps method has been correctly updated to exclude Timekeeper and Cli, aligning with the PR's intention to drop these unused binaries.


Line range hint 279-294: Review context retrieval logic.

The get_context method retrieves the execution context, potentially including authentication information. Ensure that the handling of authentication is secure and correct.

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Review authentication handling in get_context.

The get_context method appears to handle authentication by checking if the token is expired before using it. This logic seems correct, but it's important to verify the actual implementation to ensure there are no potential issues.

  • File: crates/cli/src/updater.rs
  • Lines: 57-62
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Line range hint 296-308: Review state dumping logic.

The dump method writes the current state to a manifest file. Ensure that the serialization logic is correct and that the method handles all edge cases appropriately.

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Serialization logic in the dump method is correct.

The dump method in crates/cli/src/updater.rs correctly serializes the state and writes it to a manifest file. The method handles the necessary fields and uses serde_json for serialization, ensuring the state is persisted accurately.

  • crates/cli/src/updater.rs: Method dump implementation and usage.
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (2)
crates/cli/src/updater.rs (2)

Line range hint 14-24: Remove unused enum variants.

The Cli and Timekeeper variants are no longer used and should be removed from the AllApp enum to align with the PR's objectives.

-    Cli,
-    Timekeeper, // Our copy of Temporalite

Absence of Tests for check_for_update Method

The check_for_update method lacks direct or indirect test coverage. It is crucial to add comprehensive tests to ensure the method handles various scenarios correctly, particularly edge cases like checking updates within 24 hours and after 24 hours.

  • Add tests to check_for_update to verify time calculations and edge cases.
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Line range hint 207-260: Review update checking logic.

The check_for_update method contains complex logic for determining update necessity based on time calculations. Ensure that the time calculations are accurate and that the method handles edge cases appropriately.


Let's review the test cases for the check_for_update method to ensure they cover scenarios like checking updates within 24 hours and after 24 hours.


Let's perform a broader search for test functions in the repository to identify any that might be relevant to the check_for_update method.


Let's search for references to check_for_update within test files to identify any indirect tests.

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@morgante morgante merged commit d1deb21 into main Jul 17, 2024
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