Python: Add most medium precision queries to the code-quality-extended suite.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds most medium precision queries to the python-code-quality-extended suite to increase test coverage and improve code quality detection, while maintaining reasonable execution time overhead.
Key changes:
- Updates tags for consistency across medium precision queries to include standardized quality indicators
- Integrates 12 medium precision queries into the extended quality suite
- Excludes specific queries that would produce excessive results or have limited relevance
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| File | Description |
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| Variables/*.ql | Updated tags for variable-related queries to include "quality" and standardized correctness/reliability tags |
| Statements/*.ql | Updated tags for statement-related queries to include "quality" and standardized error-handling tags |
| Functions/ReturnValueIgnored.ql | Removed statistical tags and added "quality" tag for consistency |
| Expressions/NonPortableComparisonUsingIs.ql | Updated tags to focus on quality and reliability rather than portability |
| Classes/*.ql | Updated tags for class-related queries to include "quality" and performance/complexity indicators |
| Imports/FromImportOfMutableAttribute.ql | Updated tags to focus on quality and reliability rather than modularity |
| python-code-quality-extended.qls.expected | Added 12 new medium precision queries to the extended suite |
| not_included_in_qls.expected | Removed queries that are now included in the extended suite |
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medium precision queries to the code-quality-extended suite.medium precision queries to the code-quality-extended suite.
| * @tags quality | ||
| * reliability | ||
| * correctness | ||
| * readability |
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Is it allowed to have the readability tag without maintainability?
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Yes, we are allowed to use sub-categories from both top level categories. The documentation was changed to include "You may use sub-categories from both top-level categories on the same query. However, if you only use sub-categories from a single top-level category, then you must also tag the query with that top-level category."
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Got it. This looks good then.
| * @tags quality | ||
| * maintainability | ||
| * readability | ||
| * correctness |
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Similar question for correctness without reliability
| * @tags quality | ||
| * reliability | ||
| * correctness | ||
| * readability |
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readability without maintainability here too.
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Besides those questions, looks good
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In this PR we add most medium precision queries to the
codeql-quality-extendedsuite, with the exception ofpy/missing-docstringas it produces an overwhelmingly number of results.python/py/pythagoreanquery as it doesn't seems especially relevant.DCA looks good.
mediumprecision queries together with thevery-highandhighprecision queries increases by around 5%.