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PR Summary by QodoRelease 2.1.0: support Guzzle 7.10+ and add compatibility CI job
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1. Allows Guzzle 7 dependency
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| "php": "^8.5", | ||
| "guzzlehttp/guzzle": "^8.0", | ||
| "guzzlehttp/guzzle": "^7.10 || ^8.0", |
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1. Allows guzzle 7 dependency 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability
The PR changes the documented and enforced dependency contract from guzzlehttp/guzzle:^8.0 to ^7.10 || ^8.0, which conflicts with the compliance requirement that 2.0+ documentation must specify Guzzle ^8.0 as required. This can cause integration/audit confusion because the package’s required-dependency statement no longer matches the mandated 2.0+ dependency requirement.
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## Issue description
The PR updates `composer.json` and multiple 2.0+ docs to state/support `guzzlehttp/guzzle:^7.10 || ^8.0`, but the compliance checklist requires 2.0+ documentation to specify Guzzle `^8.0` as required.
## Issue Context
This PR appears to intentionally broaden the supported Guzzle range, but the compliance requirement (PR Compliance ID 11) explicitly calls out Guzzle `^8.0` for 2.0+ documentation.
## Fix Focus Areas
- composer.json[31-31]
- README.md[23-23]
- README.md[231-231]
- UPGRADE-2.0.md[3-3]
- docs/00-architecture/01-project-overview.md[63-63]
- docs/00-architecture/05-data-flow.md[384-384]
- docs/00-architecture/business-context-and-goals.md[11-11]
- docs/01-getting-started/installation.md[35-35]
- docs/04-development/templates-and-writing-rules.md[405-405]
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| - name: Install Guzzle 7 dependency stack | ||
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| composer update guzzlehttp/guzzle --with-all-dependencies --with 'guzzlehttp/guzzle:^7.10' | ||
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| - name: Run Guzzle 7 compatibility tests | ||
| run: composer test |
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2. Guzzle 7 ci coverage gaps 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
The new guzzle-7-compatibility job runs composer test without the MongoDB service/env used by the main test job, so MongoDB integration coverage will be skipped and/or delayed by connection timeouts. It also uses a raw composer update path that will run Composer lifecycle scripts (including post-update-cmd), adding unnecessary side effects/variance to CI.
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### Issue description
The `guzzle-7-compatibility` CI job currently differs materially from the main `tests` job:
- It does not provision MongoDB or set `MONGODB_URI`, so MongoDB integration tests cannot validate a working Mongo instance and may incur connection timeouts before skipping.
- It runs `composer update ...` directly, which triggers Composer lifecycle scripts (notably `post-update-cmd`), adding side effects and variability.
### Issue Context
This job is meant to validate runtime compatibility with Guzzle 7, so it should be deterministic and as close as possible to the primary test environment, or it should explicitly scope itself (e.g., unit-only) so it doesn’t give a false sense of full-suite compatibility.
### Fix Focus Areas
- .github/workflows/ci.yml[153-175]
### Implementation notes
Choose one of these approaches:
1) **Full-suite parity**: add the same `mongodb` service + `MONGODB_URI` env as the `tests` job, and install dependencies via the same mechanism (`ramsey/composer-install@v4`) before pinning Guzzle 7.
2) **Scoped unit validation**: keep the job lightweight by running only unit tests (e.g., `composer test:unit`) and explicitly document that it does not run integration coverage.
Additionally, consider disabling scripts for the dependency switch step (e.g., `composer ... --no-scripts`) to avoid running `post-update-cmd` in CI when it’s not needed.
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| new class ('Transfer error') extends \RuntimeException implements \GuzzleHttp\Exception\GuzzleException { | ||
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3. Transferexception path untested 🐞 Bug ⚙ Maintainability
The adapter unit tests replaced a real TransferException fixture with a generic anonymous GuzzleException, so behavior specific to TransferException is no longer exercised by the test suite. This reduces regression protection for concrete exception handling while claiming cross-version Guzzle compatibility.
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### Issue description
The tests no longer cover the concrete `\GuzzleHttp\Exception\TransferException` type; they now only cover a generic `GuzzleException` implementation. This reduces confidence that the adapter handles the real `TransferException` correctly across supported Guzzle versions.
### Issue Context
The change was likely made because `TransferException` constructor signatures differ across Guzzle majors. You can keep cross-version compatibility while still exercising the concrete exception type by instantiating it via reflection based on constructor arity.
### Fix Focus Areas
- tests/Unit/Adapters/GuzzleHttpClientAdapterTest.php[88-101]
- tests/Unit/Adapters/GuzzleHttpClientAdapterAsyncTest.php[77-91]
### Implementation notes
Add (or re-add) a test case that throws a real `TransferException` by constructing it in a version-tolerant way, e.g. via `ReflectionClass` and choosing args based on `getNumberOfParameters()`. Keep the existing generic `GuzzleException` test if it’s still valuable for broader coverage.
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Sync the released v2.1.0 master history back into develop after successful release validation and publication.