Upgrade gopsutil version(v4) #33
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cpu_query.go(1 hunks)disk_query.go(1 hunks)docker_query.go(1 hunks)go.mod(1 hunks)host_query.go(2 hunks)load_query.go(1 hunks)mem_query.go(1 hunks)process_linux.go(1 hunks)process_query.go(1 hunks)process_wrpper.go(3 hunks)winservices_query.go(1 hunks)
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winservices_query.go (1)
8-8: LGTM! Import path correctly updated for gopsutil v4
The update to the import path is consistent with the gopsutil v4 upgrade, and no implementation changes were needed as the API remains compatible.
mem_query.go (1)
5-5: LGTM! Import path correctly updated for gopsutil v4
The update to the import path is consistent with the gopsutil v4 upgrade, and the memory-related functions remain compatible with the new version.
host_query.go (2)
5-6: LGTM! Import paths correctly updated for gopsutil v4
The host package import is updated, and the new sensors package is correctly imported to handle the restructured API.
29-29: Verify API compatibility with gopsutil v4
The SensorsTemperatures function has moved from the host package to the new sensors package in v4. While the change is correctly implemented, we should verify this is a documented API change.
✅ Verification successful
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Let me check one final thing to verify the package change history.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response:
API change is documented and properly implemented
The move of SensorsTemperatures to the dedicated sensors package is part of the documented v4 breaking changes. The README.md explicitly mentions breaking changes in v4 and directs users to the v4 release notes. The implementation is now properly structured in a dedicated sensors package with platform-specific implementations, which aligns with the library's architectural improvements in v4.
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process_query.go (1)
8-8: LGTM! Import path correctly updated to gopsutil v4
The import path has been properly updated to use the v4 version of gopsutil while maintaining the existing functionality.
go.mod (1)
3-5: Verify Go version compatibility with the codebase
The Go version has been updated to 1.22.0 and a specific toolchain version is specified. Please ensure that:
- All team members have compatible Go installations
- CI/CD pipelines are updated accordingly
✅ Verification successful
Go version update appears safe but requires team coordination
The codebase is being upgraded from Go 1.19 to 1.22.0. Based on the analysis:
- No Go 1.22-specific features (like range-over-integer) are currently used
- The codebase uses standard Go features and build constraints for cross-platform support
- All dependencies in go.mod are compatible with Go 1.22.0
The version update is safe from a technical perspective, but please ensure:
- All team members upgrade their Go installation to at least 1.22.0
- CI/CD pipelines are updated to use Go 1.22.0 or the specified toolchain go1.23.4
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process_wrpper.go (3)
9-9: LGTM! Import path correctly updated to gopsutil v4
The import path has been properly updated to use the v4 version of gopsutil.
64-72: Improved error handling in status function
The status function has been enhanced with better error handling and proper slice management. This is a good improvement.
134-134: Type change from int32 to uint32 in sliceWrap function
The parameter type change from int32 to uint32 aligns with gopsutil v4's API changes. This is the correct adaptation.
✅ Verification successful
Type change from int32 to uint32 is correctly implemented throughout the codebase
The verification confirms that the sliceWrap function with []uint32 parameter type is consistently used with both p.Uids() and p.Gids() calls, showing proper alignment with gopsutil v4's API changes. No remaining inconsistencies were found.
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💡 Codebase verification
Incompatible gopsutil v3 import found in net_query.go
The codebase is still using the v3 import github.com/shirou/gopsutil/net in net_query.go while v4 is specified in go.mod. This needs to be updated to use the v4 import path github.com/shirou/gopsutil/v4/net to ensure compatibility.
net_query.go: Update import fromgithub.com/shirou/gopsutil/nettogithub.com/shirou/gopsutil/v4/net
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Verify gopsutil v4 compatibility with other dependencies
The upgrade to gopsutil v4 and other dependency updates look correct. However, we should verify there are no compatibility issues with the updated versions.
Let me check the specific usage in net_query.go to verify if there's a potential compatibility issue.
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net_query.go (1)
5-5: Verify gopsutil v4 API compatibility
The import has been correctly updated to v4. However, let's verify the API compatibility for the net.Connections function.
✅ Verification successful
Import update to gopsutil v4 is safe
The verification shows that the v4 API is fully compatible with the existing code:
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net.Connections()function is called with the same signature, accepting "all" parameter - All accessed fields (Fd, Family, Type, Laddr.IP, Laddr.Port, Raddr.IP, Raddr.Port, Status, Uids, Pid) are present and used correctly in the data mapping
- The struct field types match exactly between the source and destination
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8-10: Verify dependency version compatibility
The upgrade to gopsutil v4.24.11 looks good. The other direct dependencies have been updated to stable versions:
- trdsql v1.1.0
- cobra v1.8.1
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the dependency usage and compatibility.
Based on the comprehensive analysis of the codebase, I can now provide a final response:
Dependencies are compatible and properly integrated
The codebase shows proper integration of all three dependencies:
- trdsql v1.1.0 is used extensively for SQL processing and output formatting
- gopsutil v4.24.11 is used across multiple modules for system metrics collection
- cobra v1.8.1 is properly integrated for CLI command handling
No compatibility issues or security vulnerabilities were found. The dependencies are stable releases and are being used according to their intended purposes.
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Review Go version and toolchain configuration
The Go version is set to 1.22.0 while the toolchain is set to 1.23.4. This is unusual as the toolchain version should not be higher than the Go version being used.
Consider either:
- Upgrading the Go version to match or exceed the toolchain version
- Adjusting the toolchain version to match the Go version
go 1.22.0
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New Features
gopsutillibrary to version 4 across various components, enhancing performance and compatibility.Bug Fixes
statusfunction within the process wrapper to ensure more robust data management.Chores