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check in both locations for Packages.resolved and merge their contents if both are present #2

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⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]

3, because the PR involves changes in both Ruby and test specifications, including handling multiple Packages.resolved files and merging their contents. The logic for finding and merging package versions is non-trivial and requires careful review to ensure correctness and performance. Additionally, the tests added need to be reviewed for coverage and accuracy.

🧪 Relevant tests

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🔍 Possible issues

Possible Bug: The merging strategy for resolved_versions does not account for potential conflicts between versions of the same package found in different Packages.resolved files. This could lead to unpredictable behavior depending on the order of the merge.

Performance Concern: Iterating over each path in resolved_paths and performing a merge for every file could be inefficient, especially if there are a large number of packages or Packages.resolved files.

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relevant filelib/spm_version_updates/plugin.rb
suggestion      

Consider implementing a conflict resolution strategy for package versions when merging resolved_versions. This could involve choosing the latest version or explicitly handling known conflicts. [important]

relevant lineresolved_versions.merge!(

relevant filelib/spm_version_updates/plugin.rb
suggestion      

Optimize the merging process of resolved_versions by considering a bulk merge after collecting all versions, to minimize the number of merge operations. [medium]

relevant lineresolved_versions.merge!(

relevant filelib/spm_version_updates/plugin.rb
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Add logging or a verbose mode to output more detailed information about the merging process and final resolved_versions for debugging purposes. [medium]

relevant line$stderr.puts("Searching for resolved packages in: #{locations}")

relevant filelib/spm_version_updates/plugin.rb
suggestion      

Refactor find_packages_resolved_file to return a more descriptive structure than just an array of paths, such as a hash with paths and additional metadata, to improve readability and future extensibility. [medium]

relevant linelocations << path if File.exist?(path)


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Hey @hbmartin - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!

General suggestions:

  • Ensure the merging logic for multiple Packages.resolved files handles duplicate packages gracefully, possibly prioritizing one location over another or merging version constraints intelligently.
  • Reconsider the removal of the search path from error messages to aid in debugging when a version cannot be located.
  • Evaluate the necessity and impact of logging search locations for resolved packages, potentially making it optional based on verbosity settings.
  • Verify the thread safety of the new merging logic, especially if the plugin is expected to operate in a multi-threaded environment.
  • Expand testing to cover edge cases, such as differing package versions between multiple Packages.resolved files and handling of empty resolved files.
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@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ def check_for_updates(xcodeproj_path)
kind = requirement["kind"]

if resolved_version.nil?
$stderr.puts("Unable to locate the current version for #{name} (#{repository_url}) in #{find_packages_resolved_file(xcodeproj_path)}")
$stderr.puts("Unable to locate the current version for #{name} (#{repository_url})")
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suggestion (code_clarification): Consider including the search path in the error message.

Removing the path from the error message reduces the information available for debugging. Consider keeping it or providing an alternative way to identify where the search was conducted.

Comment on lines 93 to 100
resolved_paths.each { |resolved_path|
resolved_versions.merge!(
JSON.load_file!(resolved_path)["pins"]
.to_h { |pin|
[pin["location"], pin["state"]["version"] || pin["state"]["revision"]]
}
)
}
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issue (bug_risk): Potential issue with merging versions from multiple Package.resolved files.

Merging versions from multiple Package.resolved files without handling duplicate keys could lead to unexpected behavior. Consider verifying that this approach aligns with the expected logic, especially in cases where the same package might be present in multiple resolved files with different versions.

end
path = File.join(xcodeproj_path, "project.xcworkspace", "xcshareddata", "swiftpm", "Package.resolved")
locations << path if File.exist?(path)
$stderr.puts("Searching for resolved packages in: #{locations}")
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suggestion (code_refinement): Logging search locations might not be necessary.

Consider if logging the search locations for Package.resolved files is necessary for the end user, or if it could be made optional or controlled by a verbosity/debug flag.

@@ -189,6 +189,29 @@ module Danger
%r{Unable to locate the current version for kean/Nuke.*}
).to_stderr
end

it "Does report new versions for both possible Package.resolved locations" do
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suggestion (testing): Consider adding a test case for when one location has a newer package version than the other.

This test case currently checks if new versions are reported when Package.resolved files are found in both locations. However, it would be beneficial to verify the behavior when one location contains a newer version of a package than the other. This could help ensure that the merging of contents from both locations is handled correctly.

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end

it "Raised error when no Packages.resolved are present" do
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nitpick (testing): Test description typo: 'Raised' should be 'Raises'.

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it "Raised error when no Packages.resolved are present" do
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suggestion (testing): Consider adding a test case for when Packages.resolved files are present but empty.

This test case verifies the scenario where no Packages.resolved files are found. Adding a test case to handle the situation where Packages.resolved files exist but do not contain any package information (i.e., they are empty) could be beneficial. This would help ensure that the plugin behaves correctly in such scenarios, potentially raising an informative error or handling the situation gracefully.

@hbmartin hbmartin merged commit 5e5c3f7 into main Mar 19, 2024
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@hbmartin hbmartin deleted the hm/check-multiple-packages-resolved branch March 19, 2024 22:34
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