0.1.3

Release Notes: Enhanced Dependency Management and Error Handling

🚀 New Features and Enhancements

1. Dependencies and Configuration Updates

   • Workflow Improvements:
     • Updated .github/workflows/test.yml to use pip install ".[dev]", streamlining the installation of development dependencies.
     • Retained pytest execution with -p no:warnings for cleaner test output.
   • Dependency Management:
     • Moved and separated dependencies into:
       • [tool.poetry.dependencies] for main dependencies.
       • [tool.poetry.group.dev.dependencies] for development-specific dependencies.
     • Adjusted dependencies like black, isort, mypy, pypdf, and others for better organization.
   • Configuration Enhancements:
     • Added isort configuration in pyproject.toml for consistent import sorting across the project.

2. Code Enhancements

   • Error Handling:
     • Introduced a print_error function in error_handling.py for safer error handling with fallback support for unprintable content.
     • Integrated print_error across various modules for consistent error handling.
   • CLI Improvements:
     • Added detailed help text, examples, and enhanced the description of the output option in cli.py.
     • Improved error handling for unprintable content in CLI outputs.
   • Core Enhancements:
     • Refined type hinting in core.py with overload and more specific annotations for improved code clarity and safety.
     • Enhanced debug logging and error handling during file processing.

3. Testing

   • New Unit Tests:
     • test_cli.py: Validated CLI help text, examples, and the functionality of the output option.
     • test_error_handling.py: Tested the print_error function under various scenarios (e.g., normal text, rich markup, fallback support).
   • Test Updates:
     • Updated test_basic.py by removing obsolete comments for better readability and relevance.

📋 Key Benefits

• Streamlined dependency management for clearer separation between main and development requirements.
• Improved error handling mechanisms ensure safer and more robust handling of edge cases.
• Enhanced developer experience with better documentation, consistent configurations, and comprehensive testing.
• User experience improvements through enriched CLI help text and more intuitive output options.