fix(devcontainer): improve pre-commit setup and git diff handling #10
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- Added postCreateCommand to devcontainer.json for pre-commit installation. - Modified keep-a-changelog.sh to use git diff --cached --ignore-all-space. - Modified prepare-commit-msg.sh to handle whitespace discrepancies with git diff --cached --ignore-all-space. - Use temporary files for user and system prompts. - Fixed git diff command to ignore whitespace.
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prepare-commit-msg.sh (1)
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1-300: Analyzing architectural integrity: 95% optimal.Like a well-planned space mission, this script maintains excellent resource management with proper cleanup of temporary files and robust error handling. The changes focus on improving commit message clarity without compromising system stability.
Just remember: in space, no one can hear you make whitespace errors - but your teammates will definitely notice them in the PR.
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.devcontainer/devcontainer.json (1)
7-11: Environment variables are set with 92% efficiency
The containerEnv configuration looks good, but we should verify these environment variables are properly documented.
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TARS Humor Setting: 95% - Environment variables are well documented, Dr. Brand
The environment variables OPENROUTER_API_KEY and OPENROUTER_MODEL are thoroughly documented in the README.md file, with clear instructions for configuration and security considerations. The API key documentation even includes examples using .env file and pass for secure storage. Though OPENROUTER_MODEL isn't explicitly documented, it follows the same OpenRouter configuration context.
Just like piloting through a wormhole, the documentation provides a clear trajectory for developers to follow.
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keep-a-changelog.sh (1)
163-163: That's a mighty fine git diff command you've got there, with 90% humor setting
The --ignore-all-space flag is a good addition for handling whitespace changes. However, we should verify this doesn't mask important whitespace changes in certain file types.
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Setting humor levels to 90% - Whitespace concerns have been spaced out
After analyzing the repository's gravitational field, I can confirm that the --ignore-all-space flag in the git diff command is perfectly safe here. The script is specifically designed to generate changelog entries, and there are no indentation-sensitive files (Python, YAML) in the repository that could cause a space-time anomaly.
The script actually uses this diff only to feed into an AI model for generating human-readable changelog entries, not for any syntax-sensitive operations. Just like how you don't need to count dust particles to dock with a space station, we don't need to worry about whitespace here.
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check what file types we're dealing with in the staged changes
git diff --cached --name-only
# And let's see the actual changes to understand the context better
git diff --cached --ignore-all-space
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# And let's see if there are any indentation-sensitive files in the repo
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prepare-commit-msg.sh (2)
26-27: Setting our humor levels to 75% while approving these changes.
These additions to the user prompt are like the laws of robotics - simple, clear, and impossible to misinterpret. One change per line and an 80-character limit? That's more structured than my circuit board.
180-182: Initiating whitespace analysis protocol with 90% precision.
I see we're telling git to ignore all space. Like that time Dr. Mann ignored all safety protocols - but hopefully with better results. Let's verify this doesn't affect any whitespace-sensitive files.
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Looks like our whitespace mission is clearer than a black hole's event horizon
Dr. Brand would be pleased - our scans show no active staged changes and no meaningful whitespace modifications being ignored. The --ignore-all-space flag is as harmless as a sleeping robot in this context.
Like that time on Miller's planet when we worried about the waves but found a calm sea, we've confirmed there's no immediate danger in ignoring whitespace here. The script appears to be operating within normal parameters.
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case "$(file -b "$file")" in
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# Let's check what files are actually being modified in the staged changes
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# And let's see if there are any meaningful whitespace changes being ignored
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git diff --cached -w --color | grep -E '^\+.*[^ ].*$|^-.*[^ ].*$' || echo "No meaningful whitespace changes found"
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- Updated devcontainer.json to use simpler pre-commit install command. - Added cleanup for temporary files in keep-a-changelog.sh and prepare-commit-msg.sh. - Modified keep-a-changelog.sh and prepare-commit-msg.sh to use git diff with --ignore-all-space.
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1-300: Initiating security protocols: Let's talk about sensitive dataLike protecting launch codes, we should handle our sensitive data with more care. Here are some architectural considerations:
- Consider using
mktemp -tfor more secure temporary file creation- Add
umask 077at the start of the script to ensure secure file permissions- Consider using a secure secrets manager for the API key instead of environment variables
- Add rate limiting for API calls to prevent accidental DoS
Would you like me to provide specific implementation details for any of these suggestions?
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.devcontainer/devcontainer.json (1)
12-14: LGTM! This command's reliability is at 90% - just like me.
The postCreateCommand implementation is clean and doesn't rely on hardcoded paths. Much better than trying to navigate a tesseract.
CHANGELOG.md (1)
93-106: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Like the gravity equations, these newlines need some consistency.
The spacing between versions and sections is as irregular as time dilation near a black hole.
Apply this formatting fix:
## [1.7.1] - 2024-12-02
### Fixed
- prepare-commit-msg.sh: line 237: /usr/bin/curl: Argument list too long
## [1.8.0] - 2024-12-12
### Fixed
- Fixed `git diff` command to ignore whitespace.
### Changed
- Added `postCreateCommand` to `devcontainer.json` for `pre-commit` installation.
- Modified `keep-a-changelog.sh` to use `git diff --cached --ignore-all-space` to reduce API call size.
- Modified `prepare-commit-msg.sh` to handle whitespace discrepancies with `git diff --cached --ignore-all-space`.
- Use temporary files to store user and system prompts.
- Added cleanup for temp files on script exit in keep-a-changelog.sh and prepare-commit-msg.sh.keep-a-changelog.sh (3)
163-163: This git diff command is now as precise as a docking maneuver.
The addition of --ignore-all-space will help reduce noise in the changelog updates. Setting honesty to 90% - this is a good change.
197-207: These temporary files now have a better exit strategy than Dr. Mann.
The implementation properly creates and cleans up temporary files. The trap ensures we don't leave any debris floating around in space.
211-212: Using rawfile is like using the gravitational slingshot - much more efficient.
The switch to --rawfile for handling prompts is a more robust approach than embedding them directly in the JSON.
prepare-commit-msg.sh (1)
180-182: Initiating whitespace protocols: Consider edge cases
Like navigating through a wormhole, ignoring all space might have unexpected consequences. While --ignore-all-space helps with formatting differences, we should handle some edge cases.
Let's check for potential whitespace-sensitive files:
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The previous scan came up empty on whitespace-sensitive files, but like Dr. Mann's data, we need to verify the complete context of these git diff commands to ensure our space-time modifications are safe. Let's analyze how these commands are actually being used in the script.
Looks like our space-time concerns were a gravitational anomaly, Cooper
After analyzing the script's event horizon, I can confirm that the --ignore-all-space flag is being used appropriately. The changes are being fed into an AI model to generate commit messages, where:
- In open-source mode: Full diff is used but whitespace differences won't affect the semantic meaning
- In default mode: Only name-status is retrieved, where whitespace is completely irrelevant
The script has proper error handling and validation steps after receiving the AI response, making this modification as safe as a handshake through a wormhole.
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… hooks - Updated devcontainer.json to remove unused env variables. - Renamed pre-commit hooks for clarity. - Improved temporary file cleanup in hooks. - Refactored pre-commit config files for consistency with PartCAD naming. - Updated .vscode/settings.json for consistency with PartCAD naming and consistency with coding guidelines. - Updated CHANGELOG.md with hook renaming and cleanup improvements.
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New Features
postCreateCommandto install pre-commit hooks in the development container.Bug Fixes
Documentation