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update cpm #1878

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update cpm


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  • New Features

    • Updated testing framework with significant enhancements, including the addition of new testing modules and improved functionalities.
    • Introduced new packages for table handling in Perl, enhancing the ability to create and manage tables with advanced features.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Upgraded versions of several key testing modules to improve reliability and performance in testing scenarios.

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The updates involve significant enhancements to both testing and table handling functionalities in Perl. The version of various testing modules, particularly under the Test2 namespace, has been upgraded, improving testing capabilities. Additionally, new modules related to table management have been introduced, providing more robust tools for creating and managing tables in terminal applications.

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Files Change Summary
author/cpm/cpanfile.snapshot Upgraded versions of multiple testing modules, including Test-Simple and others under Test2.
bin/cpm Introduced new packages for table handling, including Term::Table and related modules.

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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (1)
author/cpm/cpanfile.snapshot (1)

1074-1089: The Term::Table::CellStack module is not found in the project directories, and it is not included in the @INC paths. This indicates that the module might be missing or not correctly referenced.

Action Required:

  • Ensure that the Term::Table::CellStack module is present in the project directories.
  • Verify that the module is correctly referenced and included in the @INC paths during runtime.

Please address these issues and verify the new table handling functionalities.

Analysis chain

LGTM! Verify new table handling functionalities.

The code changes are approved.

Ensure that the new table handling functionalities work correctly.


Let's search the codebase to confirm the presence of the Term::Table::CellStack module and ensure it is correctly referenced.


Let's verify the path of the Term::Table::CellStack module and check if it is correctly included in @INC during runtime.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify new table handling functionalities.

# Test: Use new table handling functionalities. Expect: New table handling functionalities work correctly.
# Note: This script assumes you have a script or command to use new table handling functionalities.

# Example: Use a new Term::Table module
perl -e 'use Term::Table::CellStack;'

Length of output: 478


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Searching for the Term::Table::CellStack module in the codebase
fd 'CellStack.pm'

# Checking if Term::Table::CellStack is referenced in the codebase
rg 'Term::Table::CellStack'

Length of output: 12501


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Find the path of the Term::Table::CellStack module
fd 'CellStack.pm'

# Check if the path is included in @INC during runtime
perl -e 'print join("\n", @INC);'

Length of output: 308

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Review profile: CHILL

Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6698854 and bf16943.

Files selected for processing (2)
  • author/cpm/cpanfile.snapshot (2 hunks)
  • bin/cpm (1 hunks)
Additional comments not posted (8)
bin/cpm (7)

Line range hint 81-100:
LGTM! Verify line break handling.

The code changes are approved.

Ensure that the line break handling works correctly.


Line range hint 21-40:
LGTM! Verify cell value sanitization.

The code changes are approved.

Ensure that the cell value sanitization works correctly.


Line range hint 1-20:
LGTM! Verify table rendering in different terminal environments.

The code changes are approved.

Ensure that the table rendering works correctly across various terminal environments.


Line range hint 101-120:
LGTM! Verify spacer handling.

The code changes are approved.

Ensure that the spacer handling works correctly.

Verification successful

Verified: The Term::Table::Spacer module exists and is used correctly within the Term::Table package.

  • The module is defined in bin/cpanm and bin/cpm.
  • The Term::Table package uses Term::Table::Spacer to handle spacers correctly.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify spacer handling.

# Test: Handle spacers. Expect: Spacers are handled correctly.
# Note: This script assumes you have a script or command to handle spacers.

# Example: Add a spacer to a table
perl -e 'use Term::Table::Spacer; my $spacer = Term::Table::Spacer->new;'

Length of output: 508


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for the Term::Table::Spacer module in the codebase
fd 'Spacer.pm'

# If found, display the implementation of the Term::Table::Spacer module
fd 'Spacer.pm' --exec cat {}

# Search for usage of Term::Table::Spacer in the codebase
rg 'Term::Table::Spacer'

Length of output: 10528


Line range hint 41-60:
LGTM! Verify cell stack manipulation.

The code changes are approved.

Ensure that the cell stack manipulation works correctly.


Line range hint 121-140:
LGTM! Verify utility functions.

The code changes are approved.

Ensure that the utility functions work correctly.


Line range hint 61-80:
LGTM! Verify attribute management.

The code changes are approved.

Ensure that the attribute management works correctly.

author/cpm/cpanfile.snapshot (1)

1144-1342: LGTM! Verify new testing functionalities.

The code changes are approved.

Ensure that the new testing functionalities work correctly.

@shogo82148 shogo82148 merged commit d6f5517 into main Aug 6, 2024
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@shogo82148 shogo82148 deleted the auto-update/cpm-2024-08-05-10251627039-1 branch August 6, 2024 08:31
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