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@rafaelgomesxyz rafaelgomesxyz commented Jun 14, 2024

Complement of #202

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    • Added a deprecation message to notify users that the cpl gem has been renamed to shakafflow and will no longer be supported. Users are advised to transition to shakaflow promptly.

@rafaelgomesxyz rafaelgomesxyz added the enhancement New feature or request label Jun 14, 2024
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The change revolves around the cpl gem's deprecation and its renaming to shakaflow. A post-install message has been added to inform users of this change, urging them to transition to the new gem, shakaflow, as the cpl gem will no longer receive support.

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cpl.gemspec Added spec.post_install_message notifying users of the gem's deprecation and the need to switch to shakaflow.

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In code's bright realm, a change does flow,
Cpl's chapter ends, it’s time to go.
Welcome shakaflow, the new dawn’s breeze,
Migrate, dear coders, with utmost ease.
Ahead we leap, on trails anew,
With shakaflow, our dreams come true. 🌟


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  1. Let's merge to master this one, Deprecate cpl #203
  2. I ship next version of cpl which shows deprecation
  3. Let's merge Rename the CLI from cpl to cpflow #202 to master, and push up new version 3.0.0 to rubygems. Changelog mentions that older versions were published on the cpl gem.

@rafaelgomesxyz rafaelgomesxyz changed the base branch from cpl to main June 19, 2024 13:28
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Actionable comments posted: 2

Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
lib/cpl.rb (2)

63-63: Add a comment explaining the purpose of warn_deprecated_gem.

It would enhance code readability and maintainability to include a brief comment above the warn_deprecated_gem call, explaining its purpose in the context of the deprecation process.


Line range hint 115-115: Refactor check_cpl_version to improve readability and maintainability.

Similar to check_cpln_version, this method is also complex. Splitting the version retrieval and comparison into separate methods could simplify the logic and make the code more readable.

Also applies to: 151-151

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lib/cpl.rb (1)

76-78: Verify integration with Shell.warn_deprecated.

Verification successful

The warn_deprecated method is defined in lib/core/shell.rb and is used in several places, including lib/cpl.rb where the review comment is focused. The method appears to be part of the Shell module.

Key findings:

  • The warn_deprecated method is defined in lib/core/shell.rb.
  • The method is used in multiple files, including lib/cpl.rb.

Given this context, the warn_deprecated method is correctly integrated and appears to be used consistently across the codebase. There is no indication of improper error handling from the provided context.

  • lib/core/shell.rb: Definition of warn_deprecated method.
  • lib/cpl.rb: Usage of warn_deprecated method.
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# Description: Verify that `Shell.warn_deprecated` is correctly implemented and handles errors gracefully.

# Test: Search for the method implementation and check for error handling.
ast-grep --lang ruby --pattern $'module Shell {
  $$$
  warn_deprecated($_, $_) {
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Length of output: 450



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# Description: Broaden the search for the `warn_deprecated` method definition to ensure it is correctly implemented and handles errors gracefully.

# Test: Search for the `warn_deprecated` method definition in the entire codebase.
rg 'def warn_deprecated' -A 5

# Test: Search for the `warn_deprecated` method usage to understand its context and integration.
rg 'warn_deprecated'

# Test: Search for the `Shell` module definition to ensure we understand its structure.
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"and will no longer be supported. " \
"Please switch to `shakaflow` as soon as possible.")
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Refactor check_cpln_version to reduce complexity.

The method check_cpln_version is marked with a complexity issue by Rubocop. Consider splitting the version check and the error handling into separate methods to reduce complexity and enhance maintainability.

Also applies to: 115-115

lib/cpl.rb Outdated
Comment on lines 71 to 79
def self.warn_deprecated_gem
return if @warned_deprecated_gem

@warned_deprecated_gem = true

::Shell.warn_deprecated("This gem has been renamed to `shakaflow` " \
"and will no longer be supported. " \
"Please switch to `shakaflow` as soon as possible.")
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Ensure proper synchronization when setting @warned_deprecated_gem.

The method uses a class variable @warned_deprecated_gem to prevent multiple warnings. However, in a multi-threaded environment, this might lead to race conditions. Consider using a thread-safe mechanism like Mutex to synchronize access to this variable.

@justin808 justin808 merged commit afd096e into main Jun 20, 2024
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@justin808 justin808 deleted the deprecate-cpl branch June 20, 2024 23:11
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