Use REST API in fetch releases for consistency

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on enhancing the efficiency and clarity of the repository release fetching process in the Home Assistant Community Store (HACS). The transition from a GraphQL API to a REST API simplifies the codebase, improves maintainability, and ensures that tests directly validate the behavior of the new API interactions. Overall, these changes streamline the architecture, making it more readable and aligned with Python's object-oriented practices.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
custom_components/hacs/repositories/base.py	Updated async_get_releases to use REST API instead of GraphQL, simplifying the return structure and enhancing clarity.
custom_components/hacs/websocket/repository.py	Changed access to release attributes from dictionary-style to dot notation, improving readability.
tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releases.py	Updated mocked API URL to REST API, simplifying response structure and enhancing clarity in tests.
tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releases*	All test cases updated from GraphQL to specific REST API endpoints for various repositories, improving accuracy and specificity of tests.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between a44c61a and fe9856a.

Files selected for processing (9)

• custom_components/hacs/repositories/base.py (1 hunks)
• custom_components/hacs/websocket/repository.py (1 hunks)
• tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releases.py (1 hunks)
• tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-appdaemon-basic.json (1 hunks)
• tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-integration-basic.json (1 hunks)
• tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-plugin-basic.json (1 hunks)
• tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-python-script-basic.json (1 hunks)
• tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-template-basic.json (1 hunks)
• tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-theme-basic.json (1 hunks)

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tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-theme-basic.json (1)

Pattern tests/**/*.json: Never suggest changes to the JSON files located under the tests directory

tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-plugin-basic.json (1)

Pattern tests/**/*.json: Never suggest changes to the JSON files located under the tests directory

tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-template-basic.json (1)

Pattern tests/**/*.json: Never suggest changes to the JSON files located under the tests directory

tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-appdaemon-basic.json (1)

Pattern tests/**/*.json: Never suggest changes to the JSON files located under the tests directory

tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-integration-basic.json (1)

Pattern tests/**/*.json: Never suggest changes to the JSON files located under the tests directory

tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-python-script-basic.json (1)

Pattern tests/**/*.json: Never suggest changes to the JSON files located under the tests directory

Additional comments not posted (9)

tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-theme-basic.json (1)

3-3: Change approved: Updated to REST API endpoint.

The update to use a specific REST API endpoint for fetching releases aligns with the PR objective of enhancing consistency. No issues detected.

tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-plugin-basic.json (1)

3-3: Change approved: Updated to REST API endpoint.

The update to use a specific REST API endpoint for fetching releases aligns with the PR objective of enhancing consistency. No issues detected.

tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-template-basic.json (1)

3-3: Change approved: Updated to REST API endpoint.

The update to use a specific REST API endpoint for fetching releases aligns with the PR objective of enhancing consistency. No issues detected.

tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-appdaemon-basic.json (1)

3-3: Change approved for REST API usage.

The update to use the REST API endpoint for fetching releases aligns with the PR objectives.

tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-integration-basic.json (1)

3-3: Change approved for REST API usage.

The update to use the REST API endpoint for fetching releases aligns with the PR objectives.

tests/snapshots/api-usage/tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releasestest-get-reposiotry-releases-hacs-test-org-python-script-basic.json (1)

3-3: Change approved for REST API usage.

The update to use the REST API endpoint for fetching releases aligns with the PR objectives.

tests/repositories/test_get_reposiotry_releases.py (1)

33-41: LGTM! But verify test coverage.

The changes to the mocked API URL and response structure improve clarity and consistency.

Ensure that the test coverage remains comprehensive after these modifications.

custom_components/hacs/websocket/repository.py (1)

361-364: LGTM! But verify the usage of release object.

The transition to dot notation for accessing release attributes improves readability and maintainability.

Ensure that the release object is correctly instantiated and used throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

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The usage of the release object is consistent across the codebase. The transition to dot notation for accessing its attributes is applied throughout various files, enhancing readability and maintainability.

• Files with consistent usage:
  • scripts/data/generate_category_data.py
  • custom_components/hacs/update.py
  • custom_components/hacs/websocket/repository.py
  • custom_components/hacs/repositories/plugin.py
  • custom_components/hacs/repositories/base.py

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of the `release` object in the codebase.

# Test: Search for instantiation and usage of `release` object. Expect: Consistent usage with dot notation.
rg --type python 'release\.' -A 3

Length of output: 66

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of the `release` object in the codebase.

# Test: Search for instantiation and usage of `release` object. Expect: Consistent usage with dot notation.
rg 'release\.' --glob '*.py' -A 3

Length of output: 6784

custom_components/hacs/repositories/base.py (1)

1437-1444: LGTM! But verify REST API integration.

The shift to using a REST API call for fetching releases simplifies the code and enhances maintainability.

Ensure that the REST API integration is correctly implemented and functioning as expected.

Verification successful

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REST API Integration Verified

The REST API integration for fetching releases is correctly implemented with appropriate error handling and response processing. The code handles exceptions and processes API responses effectively.

• The method self.hacs.githubapi.repos.releases.list is used correctly to fetch releases.
• Error handling is implemented using try and except blocks.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify REST API integration for fetching releases.

# Test: Search for REST API usage and ensure correct implementation. Expect: Proper usage of REST API methods.
rg --type python 'self.hacs.githubapi.repos.releases.list' -A 3

Length of output: 94

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify REST API integration for fetching releases.

# Test: Search for REST API usage and ensure correct implementation. Expect: Proper usage of REST API methods.
rg --type py 'self.hacs.githubapi.repos.releases.list' -A 3

Length of output: 701

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify REST API integration by checking for error handling and response processing.

# Test: Search for error handling and response processing related to the REST API call.
rg --type py 'try|except|response' -A 5 custom_components/hacs/repositories/base.py

Length of output: 13300

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