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chore: Apply patch for DB_File configuration #1907
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WalkthroughThe recent updates to Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant ConfigManager
participant PatchManager
participant DB_File
User->>ConfigManager: Configure paths
ConfigManager->>PatchManager: Apply patches
PatchManager->>DB_File: Update Makefile
DB_File-->>PatchManager: Confirm updates
PatchManager-->>ConfigManager: Patches applied
ConfigManager-->>User: Installation complete
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23-31
: LGTM! Patch structure is well-defined.The patch structure correctly specifies the Perl versions and associated subs for compatibility.
126-578
: Comprehensive patching logic looks good!The
_patch_db_file
subroutine effectively handles version checks, library path modifications, and error handling. Ensure that all OS-specific library configurations are correct.However, verify the correctness of the OS-specific library handling for potential edge cases.
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scripts/lib/Devel/PatchPerl/Plugin/GitHubActions.pm (4)
328-395
: LGTM! Verify key handling inParseCONFIG
.The
ParseCONFIG
subroutine effectively parses the configuration file. Ensure that handling of unknown and missing keys is robust and well-documented.
23-31
: LGTM! Verify version compatibility.The patching structure is well-defined and specifies compatible Perl versions and associated subs. Ensure that the specified versions are indeed compatible with the intended patch.
126-490
: LGTM! Verify error handling robustness.The
_patch_db_file
subroutine correctly applies a patch toMakefile.PL
, enforcing version requirements and modifying library paths. Ensure that error handling covers all edge cases.
398-486
: LGTM! Verify version-specific logic inUpDowngrade
anddoUpDown
.The
UpDowngrade
anddoUpDown
subroutines handle code modifications for compatibility with different Perl versions. Ensure that the logic for version-specific changes is accurate and comprehensive.Verification successful
Version-specific logic in
UpDowngrade
anddoUpDown
is correctly implemented.The subroutines handle transformations for different Perl versions accurately, ensuring compatibility by modifying
warnings
andour
declarations as needed. The logic is clear and appropriately applied within the codebase.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the logic for version-specific changes in `UpDowngrade` and `doUpDown`. # Test: Search for version-specific logic and ensure correctness. rg --type perl -A 5 $'use|no warnings' --or $'local (\$^W) = 1;' --or $'our (.*);' --or $'use vars qw(.*);'Length of output: 534
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the logic for version-specific changes in `UpDowngrade` and `doUpDown`. # Corrected command to search for version-specific logic. rg --type perl -A 5 -e 'use|no warnings' -e 'local (\$^W) = 1;' -e 'our (.*);' -e 'use vars qw(.*);'Length of output: 278937
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Extract and analyze the specific logic in `UpDowngrade` and `doUpDown` for version-specific transformations. # Search for the `UpDowngrade` and `doUpDown` subroutines and their version-specific logic. ast-grep --lang perl --pattern $'sub UpDowngrade { $$$ if ($] < $_) { $$$ } else { $$$ } $$$ } sub doUpDown { $$$ }'Length of output: 249
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for `UpDowngrade` and `doUpDown` subroutines and analyze their logic for version-specific transformations. # Search for the `UpDowngrade` subroutine. rg --type perl -A 20 'sub UpDowngrade' # Search for the `doUpDown` subroutine. rg --type perl -A 20 'sub doUpDown'Length of output: 3019
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