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To solve vim-denops/deno-denops-std#249

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new task to manage supported versions more easily within the Deno environment.
    • Added dynamic loading of supported versions for Deno, Vim, and Neovim, improving flexibility and maintainability.
  • Enhancements

    • Updated GitHub Actions workflow to check for version inconsistencies, ensuring compatibility during CI processes.
    • Automated updates to documentation and configuration files to reflect current supported versions.
  • New Files

    • Added a JSON file to specify supported versions of Deno, Vim, and Neovim, enhancing application robustness.

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This update introduces significant improvements to a Deno project’s workflow and version management. Key changes include enhanced GitHub Actions for version consistency checks, a new script for updating version references across documentation, and dynamic version loading in Vim scripts. Additionally, a new Deno task simplifies applying supported version updates, backed by a JSON configuration file detailing compatible versions. These enhancements collectively bolster the project's maintainability and clarity.

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Files Change Summary
.github/workflows/test.yml Updated job matrix to use deno_version, fixed version string, added version inconsistency check.
.scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts Introduced script for updating version references in documentation and configuration files.
autoload/health/denops.vim Replaced hardcoded version constants with dynamic loading from JSON, enhancing version checks.
deno.jsonc Added new task for applying supported versions.
denops/supported_versions.json New file detailing supported versions for Deno, Vim, and Neovim.

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    User->>GitHub Actions: Trigger CI
    GitHub Actions->>JSON: Load supported versions
    GitHub Actions->>Script: Run version update
    Script->>JSON: Read version info
    Script->>Documentation: Update docs
    Script->>Vim: Update Vim configuration
    GitHub Actions-->>User: CI completed
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Project coverage is 95.52%. Comparing base (0608102) to head (de48a62).

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@lambdalisue lambdalisue merged commit 06f471f into main Aug 3, 2024
@lambdalisue lambdalisue deleted the check-support-version branch August 3, 2024 08:01
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (4)
.scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts (3)

11-53: Incomplete error handling in file operations.

The try block in the updateREADME function does not have a corresponding catch block with error handling logic. Additionally, verify the accuracy of the regular expressions used in the replace calls.

  • Ensure the try block includes proper error handling.
  • Verify the regular expressions used for replacements.
Analysis chain

Verify accuracy of replacements and error handling in file operations.

Ensure that the regular expressions used for replacements accurately match the intended patterns. Also, verify that the file read and write operations handle errors properly.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the accuracy of replacements and error handling in file operations.

# Test: Search for error handling in file operations.
rg --type ts 'try|catch|if' .scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts

# Test: Search for regular expressions used for replacements and verify their accuracy.
rg --type ts 'replace' .scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts

Length of output: 661


74-92: Add error handling for file operations in updateGithubWorkflowsTest.

The updateGithubWorkflowsTest function currently lacks direct error handling for file read and write operations. To ensure robustness, consider wrapping these operations in try and catch blocks to handle potential exceptions.

  • File: .scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts
  • Lines: 74-92
Analysis chain

Verify accuracy of replacements and error handling in file operations.

Ensure that the regular expressions used for replacements accurately match the intended patterns. Also, verify that the file read and write operations handle errors properly.


To ensure thorough verification, we need to gather more context around the try and catch blocks and the regular expressions used in the updateGithubWorkflowsTest function. This will help us confirm if error handling is properly implemented and if the regular expressions are accurate for their intended replacements.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the accuracy of replacements and error handling in file operations.

# Test: Search for error handling in file operations.
rg --type ts 'try|catch|if' .scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts

# Test: Search for regular expressions used for replacements and verify their accuracy.
rg --type ts 'replace' .scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts

Length of output: 661


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Gather more context around the `try` and `catch` blocks and the regular expressions used in `updateGithubWorkflowsTest`.

# Get the surrounding lines for the `try` and `catch` blocks to understand their context.
rg --type ts 'try|catch' -A 5 -B 5 .scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts

# Get the surrounding lines for the `replace` statements to verify the accuracy of the regular expressions.
rg --type ts 'replace' -A 3 -B 3 .scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts

Length of output: 2530


56-72: Ensure error handling for file operations and verify regular expressions.

The updatePluginDenops function lacks specific error handling for the file read and write operations. This could lead to unhandled exceptions if these operations fail. Additionally, verify that the regular expressions used in the replace operations accurately match the intended patterns.

  • Add error handling (e.g., try-catch) for the file read and write operations within the updatePluginDenops function.
  • Verify the accuracy of the regular expressions used in the replace operations.
Analysis chain

Verify accuracy of replacements and error handling in file operations.

Ensure that the regular expressions used for replacements accurately match the intended patterns. Also, verify that the file read and write operations handle errors properly.


Let's gather more information to verify the context of the try block and the accuracy of the regular expressions used in the replace operations.


Let's generate a new script to search for the updatePluginDenops function and extract its context to verify the error handling and regular expressions.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the accuracy of replacements and error handling in file operations.

# Test: Search for error handling in file operations.
rg --type ts 'try|catch|if' .scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts

# Test: Search for regular expressions used for replacements and verify their accuracy.
rg --type ts 'replace' .scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts

Length of output: 661


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Extract the `updatePluginDenops` function to check the context of the `try` block and the accuracy of the regular expressions used in the `replace` operations.

# Extract the `updatePluginDenops` function
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'async function updatePluginDenops() {
  $$$
}' .scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts

Length of output: 123


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for the `updatePluginDenops` function and extract its context to verify the error handling and regular expressions.

# Search for the `updatePluginDenops` function definition and its surrounding lines for context.
rg -A 20 'async function updatePluginDenops' .scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts

Length of output: 842

autoload/health/denops.vim (1)

16-22: Add error handling for file read operation and JSON parsing.

The current implementation does not handle potential errors during the file read operation or JSON parsing. To ensure robustness, consider adding try and catch blocks around these operations.

  • File: autoload/health/denops.vim
  • Lines: 16-22
Analysis chain

Verify error handling in file read operation and robustness of JSON parsing.

Ensure that the file read operation handles errors properly and the JSON parsing is robust against malformed JSON.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify error handling in file read operation and robustness of JSON parsing.

# Test: Search for error handling in file read operation.
rg --type vim 'try|catch|if' autoload/health/denops.vim

# Test: Verify robustness of JSON parsing.
rg --type vim 'json_decode' autoload/health/denops.vim

Length of output: 794

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 0608102 and de48a62.

Files selected for processing (5)
  • .github/workflows/test.yml (3 hunks)
  • .scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts (1 hunks)
  • autoload/health/denops.vim (4 hunks)
  • deno.jsonc (1 hunks)
  • denops/supported_versions.json (1 hunks)
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denops/supported_versions.json (1)

1-5: Ensure JSON structure and content are correct.

The JSON structure is correct and the version information appears accurate. Ensure these versions are up-to-date and correctly reflect the supported versions.

deno.jsonc (1)

10-10: New task added: apply:supported-versions.

The new task "apply:supported-versions" is correctly added and grants the necessary permissions to read and write files. Ensure that the script .scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts exists and functions as expected.

.github/workflows/test.yml (3)

42-45: New job step: Supported version inconsistency check.

The new step checks for supported version inconsistencies by running the apply:supported-versions task and verifying the git diff. This ensures version support details are up-to-date.


57-58: Update job matrix key to deno_version.

The key version is updated to deno_version, which improves clarity and aligns with the new structure.


74-74: Update Deno version reference.

The Deno version reference is updated to use the new deno_version key, ensuring consistency throughout the workflow configuration.

.scripts/apply_supported_versions.ts (2)

95-102: Ensure error messages are informative.

Verify that the error messages logged in the catch block provide enough information to diagnose the issue.


5-9: Verify error handling in called functions.

Ensure that updateREADME, updatePluginDenops, and updateGithubWorkflowsTest handle errors properly to avoid unhandled exceptions in main.

autoload/health/denops.vim (4)

154-173: Verify correctness of loading supported versions and calling version checking functions.

Ensure that the supported versions are loaded correctly and the version checking functions are called with the correct arguments.

Verification successful

Verified correctness of loading supported versions and calling version checking functions.

The functions for loading supported versions and checking the versions are correctly defined and invoked with the appropriate arguments.

  • s:load_supported_versions is correctly defined and called.
  • s:check_deno_version, s:check_vim_version, and s:check_neovim_version are correctly defined and called with the appropriate arguments.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify correctness of loading supported versions and calling version checking functions.

# Test: Search for loading supported versions.
rg --type vim 'load_supported_versions' autoload/health/denops.vim

# Test: Search for calling version checking functions.
rg --type vim 'check_deno_version|check_vim_version|check_neovim_version' autoload/health/denops.vim

Length of output: 612


Line range hint 85-97:
Verify accuracy of version comparison and informativeness of error messages.

Ensure that the version comparison logic is accurate and the error messages provide enough information to diagnose the issue.

Verification successful

Verified accuracy of version comparison and informativeness of error messages.

The s:check_neovim_version function correctly uses the has function to check the Neovim version, and the error messages provide clear information about the required version.

  • The version comparison logic using has is appropriate for Neovim.
  • The error messages are clear and informative.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify accuracy of version comparison and informativeness of error messages.

# Test: Search for version comparison logic.
rg --type vim 'compare_version' autoload/health/denops.vim

# Test: Search for error messages in the function.
rg --type vim 'report_error' autoload/health/denops.vim

Length of output: 664


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the implementation of the `s:compare_version` function and its usage within `s:check_neovim_version`.

# Search for the implementation of `s:compare_version`.
rg --type vim 'function! s:compare_version' -A 10

# Search for the usage of `s:compare_version` within `s:check_neovim_version`.
rg --type vim 's:compare_version' autoload/health/denops.vim -A 10

# Search for the implementation of the `s:check_neovim_version` function.
rg --type vim 'function! s:check_neovim_version' -A 20

Length of output: 2795


70-83: Verify accuracy of version comparison and informativeness of error messages.

Ensure that the version comparison logic is accurate and the error messages provide enough information to diagnose the issue.

Verification successful

The version comparison logic is accurate and the error messages are informative.

  • The compare_version function correctly splits and compares version strings.
  • The report_error function appropriately logs error messages.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify accuracy of version comparison and informativeness of error messages.

# Test: Search for version comparison logic.
rg --type vim 'compare_version' autoload/health/denops.vim

# Test: Search for error messages in the function.
rg --type vim 'report_error' autoload/health/denops.vim

Length of output: 664


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Extract the implementation of the compare_version function
ast-grep --lang vim --pattern 'function! s:compare_version($_, $_) abort { $$$ }' 

# Extract the implementation of the report_error function
ast-grep --lang vim --pattern 'function! s:report_error($_) abort { $$$ }' 

Length of output: 374


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Extract the implementation of the compare_version function
rg --type vim -A 10 'function! s:compare_version' 

# Extract the implementation of the report_error function
rg --type vim -A 10 'function! s:report_error' 

Length of output: 1953


51-69: Verify accuracy of version comparison and informativeness of error messages.

Ensure that the version comparison logic is accurate and the error messages provide enough information to diagnose the issue.

Verification successful

Verify the accuracy of version comparison and informativeness of error messages.

Ensure that the s:compare_version function accurately compares versions and that the s:report_error function provides informative error messages.


Verify the accuracy of version comparison and informativeness of error messages.

Ensure that the s:compare_version function accurately compares versions and that the s:report_error function provides informative error messages.


Verified: The version comparison and error messages are accurate and informative.

  • The s:compare_version function correctly compares version segments.
  • The s:report_error function appropriately logs error messages.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify accuracy of version comparison and informativeness of error messages.

# Test: Search for version comparison logic.
rg --type vim 'compare_version' autoload/health/denops.vim

# Test: Search for error messages in the function.
rg --type vim 'report_error' autoload/health/denops.vim

Length of output: 664


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Retrieve the implementation of s:compare_version function
ast-grep --lang vimscript --pattern 'function! s:compare_version($_, $_) abort' 

# Retrieve the implementation of s:report_error function
ast-grep --lang vimscript --pattern 'function! s:report_error($_) abort'

Length of output: 394


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Retrieve the implementation of s:compare_version function
rg --type vim 'function! s:compare_version' -A 10

# Retrieve the implementation of s:report_error function
rg --type vim 'function! s:report_error' -A 10

Length of output: 1953

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