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5 changes: 5 additions & 0 deletions .github/workflows/test.yml
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runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions-cool/check-user-permission@v2
if: github.triggering_actor != 'codegen-sh[bot]'
with:
require: write
username: ${{ github.triggering_actor }}
error-if-missing: true
# Skip permission check for codegen-sh[bot]
- name: Skip permission check for bot
if: github.triggering_actor == 'codegen-sh[bot]'
run: echo "Skipping permission check for codegen-sh[bot]"

unit-tests:
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# Enhanced Code Analysis Module
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The README is well-written and provides a comprehensive overview of the new features. However, it would be helpful to add a section on testing these features, including examples of how to write tests for error detection, function call analysis, and type validation. This would encourage good testing practices for users of these features.

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The README.md file is comprehensive and well-structured. It provides a clear overview of the module's capabilities and how to use them. The examples are particularly helpful.

A few suggestions to enhance it further:

  1. Add a section on performance considerations for large codebases
  2. Include more examples of how to extend the analysis with custom detectors
  3. Add a troubleshooting section for common issues users might encounter
  4. Consider adding a visual diagram showing the relationships between the different analysis components


This module provides comprehensive code analysis capabilities for Python codebases, focusing on detailed error detection, function call analysis, and type validation.

## Features

### Error Detection

The error detection system identifies various issues in your code:

- **Parameter Validation**: Detects unused parameters, parameter count mismatches, and missing required parameters
- **Call Validation**: Validates function call-in and call-out points, detects circular dependencies
- **Return Validation**: Checks for inconsistent return types and values
- **Code Quality**: Identifies unreachable code, overly complex functions, and potential exceptions

### Function Call Analysis

The function call analysis provides insights into how functions interact:

- **Call Graph**: Builds a graph of function calls to visualize dependencies
- **Parameter Usage**: Analyzes how parameters are used within functions
- **Call Statistics**: Identifies most called functions, entry points, and leaf functions
- **Call Chains**: Finds paths between functions and calculates call depths

### Type Validation

The type validation system checks for type-related issues:

- **Type Annotations**: Validates type annotations and identifies missing annotations
- **Type Compatibility**: Checks for type mismatches and inconsistencies
- **Type Inference**: Infers types for variables and expressions where possible

## Usage

### Using the CodeAnalyzer

```python
from codegen import Codebase
from codegen_on_oss.analysis.analysis import CodeAnalyzer

# Create a codebase from a repository
codebase = Codebase.from_repo("owner/repo")

# Create an analyzer
analyzer = CodeAnalyzer(codebase)

# Get comprehensive analysis
results = analyzer.analyze_all()

# Access specific analysis components
error_analysis = analyzer.analyze_errors()
function_call_analysis = analyzer.analyze_function_calls()
type_analysis = analyzer.analyze_types()
complexity_analysis = analyzer.analyze_complexity()
import_analysis = analyzer.analyze_imports()

# Get detailed information about specific elements
function = analyzer.find_function_by_name("my_function")
call_graph = analyzer.get_function_call_graph()
callers = call_graph.get_callers("my_function")
callees = call_graph.get_callees("my_function")
```

### Using the API

The module provides a FastAPI-based API for analyzing codebases:

- `POST /analyze_repo`: Analyze an entire repository
- `POST /analyze_file`: Analyze a specific file
- `POST /analyze_function`: Analyze a specific function
- `POST /analyze_errors`: Get detailed error analysis with optional filtering

Example request to analyze a repository:

```json
{
"repo_url": "owner/repo"
}
```

Example request to analyze a specific function:

```json
{
"repo_url": "owner/repo",
"function_name": "my_function"
}
```

## Error Categories

The error detection system identifies the following categories of errors:

- `PARAMETER_TYPE_MISMATCH`: Parameter type doesn't match expected type
- `PARAMETER_COUNT_MISMATCH`: Wrong number of parameters in function call
- `UNUSED_PARAMETER`: Parameter is declared but never used
- `UNDEFINED_PARAMETER`: Parameter is used but not declared
- `MISSING_REQUIRED_PARAMETER`: Required parameter is missing in function call
- `RETURN_TYPE_MISMATCH`: Return value type doesn't match declared return type
- `UNDEFINED_VARIABLE`: Variable is used but not defined
- `UNUSED_IMPORT`: Import is never used
- `UNUSED_VARIABLE`: Variable is defined but never used
- `POTENTIAL_EXCEPTION`: Function might throw an exception without proper handling
- `CALL_POINT_ERROR`: Error in function call-in or call-out point
- `CIRCULAR_DEPENDENCY`: Circular dependency between functions
- `INCONSISTENT_RETURN`: Inconsistent return statements in function
- `UNREACHABLE_CODE`: Code that will never be executed
- `COMPLEX_FUNCTION`: Function with high cyclomatic complexity

## Extending the Analysis

You can extend the analysis capabilities by:

1. Creating new detector classes that inherit from `ErrorDetector`
2. Implementing custom analysis logic in the `detect_errors` method
3. Adding the new detector to the `CodeAnalysisError` class
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question (bug_risk): Potential inconsistency in extension instructions.

Step 3 refers to adding the detector to CodeAnalysisError, but the example uses ErrorDetector and CodeError. Please confirm whether CodeAnalysisError is correct or if this step should target the main analyzer or another class.

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question: Clarify role of CodeAnalysisError in adding custom detectors

The example omits step 3’s detector registration in CodeAnalysisError, which isn’t typically used for registration. Please clarify this step or correct the class name and update the example.


Example:

```python
from codegen_on_oss.analysis.error_detection import ErrorDetector, ErrorCategory, ErrorSeverity, CodeError

class MyCustomDetector(ErrorDetector):
def detect_errors(self) -> List[CodeError]:
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issue (bug_risk): Missing import in extension example.

Add from typing import List so the example is complete and runnable.

self.clear_errors()

# Implement custom detection logic
for function in self.codebase.functions:
# Check for issues
if some_condition:
self.errors.append(CodeError(
category=ErrorCategory.COMPLEX_FUNCTION,
severity=ErrorSeverity.WARNING,
message="Custom error message",
file_path=function.filepath,
function_name=function.name
))

return self.errors
```

## Future Enhancements

Planned enhancements for the analysis module:

- Integration with external linters and type checkers
- Machine learning-based error detection
- Interactive visualization of analysis results
- Performance optimization for large codebases
- Support for more programming languages

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