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ZAM-368: Add diff_lite.py implementation to analyzers directory #102

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Description

This PR implements the missing diff_lite.py module in the codegen-on-oss/codegen_on_oss/analyzers/ directory. The module provides a lightweight diff implementation for tracking file changes during code analysis.

Changes

  1. Added diff_lite.py to the analyzers directory with:

    • ChangeType enumeration for tracking file change types (Modified, Removed, Renamed, Added)
    • Conversion methods from git and watchfiles change types
    • DiffLite class with support for handling file renames and content changes

  2. Added comprehensive unit tests for the new module

  3. Updated __init__.py to expose the new module

Testing

Added unit tests that cover:

  • Converting between different change type formats
  • Creating DiffLite instances from git and watchfiles changes
  • Handling reverse diffs

Related Issue

Resolves ZAM-368

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Summary by Sourcery

Implement a lightweight diff module for tracking file changes in the analyzers package.

New Features:

  • Introduce ChangeType enum for representing Added, Modified, Removed, and Renamed file changes
  • Add DiffLite class to build diff instances from git and watchfiles events with support for reverse diffs

Enhancements:

  • Update analyzers package init to export ChangeType and DiffLite modules

Tests:

  • Add unit tests covering ChangeType conversion methods and DiffLite instantiation from watchfiles, git diffs, and reverse diffs

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What change is being made?

Add the implementation of diff_lite.py to the analyzers directory, update various files for improved code analysis capabilities, and enhance visualization and reporting functions.

Why are these changes being made?

These changes are implemented to extend the code analysis module with diff tracking via the DiffLite class, enrich the functionalities with enhanced dependency and function call graph visualizations, and improve overall code quality metrics and reporting features. The updates ensure that the codebase maintains efficient analysis processes and better readability, crucial for maintaining high code standards.

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Introduces a lightweight diff implementation into the analyzers package by adding a ChangeType enum, a DiffLite class with factory methods for Git and watchfiles diffs (including reverse diffs), exporting them in the package init, and covering all functionality with unit tests.

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Change Details Files
Export new diff module in analyzers package
  • Added ChangeType and DiffLite to analyzers init.py
 codegen-on-oss/codegen_on_oss/analyzers/__init__.py
Implement diff_lite.py with ChangeType enum and DiffLite class
  • Defined ChangeType enum with conversions from git and watchfiles
  • Implemented DiffLite NamedTuple with from_watch_change, from_git_diff, and from_reverse_diff factory methods
  • Handled file renames and captured old content for Git diffs
 codegen-on-oss/codegen_on_oss/analyzers/diff_lite.py
Add unit tests for new diff module
  • Validated ChangeType.from_watch_change_type and from_git_change_type behaviors
  • Tested DiffLite.from_watch_change, from_git_diff, and reverse diff logic
 codegen-on-oss/tests/unit/analyzers/test_diff_lite.py
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✅ Fixed failing pre-commit check in this commit. The issues were:

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