This commit updates the CI workflow to use macOS-14 for ARM-based runners, adds binary verification steps for Linux, macOS, and Windows, and improves release asset upload handling with success checks. Additionally, it refines the README badge update process for PyPI version.
Updated the CI/CD pipeline to support versioned tags for releases. Added new jobs for building binaries across multiple platforms and architectures, creating release assets, and uploading them to GitHub. Improved conditional logic for triggering workflows based on tags and streamlined badge updates.
Updated the `extract_archive` function to handle string-based conflict resolution by converting it to an enum. Added fallback to `ConflictResolution.REPLACE` for invalid values, ensuring safer and more predictable behavior.
- Removed outdated tests for missing lines in core.py.
- Added comprehensive tests for conflict resolution functionality, including various resolution strategies and edge cases.
- Improved error handling tests for archive creation and extraction processes.
- Enhanced unit tests for basic functionality and convenience functions with pytest markers.
- Introduced tests for unique filename generation and conflict handling scenarios.
- Added edge case tests for archive extraction and error conditions to improve overall test coverage.
Removed all references to `CHANGELOG.md` in documentation and templates, and deleted the `docs/changelog.md` file. This change reflects a shift away from maintaining a changelog in favor of other documentation practices.
- Complete documentation structure with index, quickstart, examples, and API reference
- Sphinx configuration with RTD theme, MyST parser, and autodoc
- GitHub Actions workflow for automated documentation building and deployment
- Local development tools (Makefile, build scripts)
- Comprehensive examples covering basic usage, security, and performance
- API documentation for core, CLI, and exceptions modules
Enhanced cleanup logic in `temp_dir` fixture to handle Windows-specific file locking issues. Updated tests to ensure suppressed exceptions during context manager exit and added manual cleanup for mocked objects to prevent resource leaks.
Introduced `_validate_command_in_argv` to check for invalid commands in CLI arguments. Updated compression level validation to include the new `-c` flag. Adjusted tests to reflect changes in error handling, ensuring argparse error codes are maintained for invalid inputs.
Enhanced the TzstArchive class with improved error handling for cleanup and file addition operations. Introduced a new extractall method with filtering options for secure extraction. Updated tests to reflect changes in extraction behavior and error handling.
Updated test cases in `test_cli_missing_lines.py`, `test_core_missing_lines.py`, and `test_core_missing_lines_fixed.py` to improve readability and consistency. Changes include replacing redundant comments, simplifying code structure, and ensuring proper function usage (e.g., `_validate_files` instead of `validate_files`).
Introduced new test files to improve coverage for CLI and core functionalities. Added edge case tests for CLI commands, conftest fixtures, and core archive handling, including error handling, streaming mode, and verbose listing.
Added handling for KeyboardInterrupt in `cmd_list` and `cmd_test` functions to gracefully terminate operations and return exit code 130 when interrupted by the user.
Introduced type casting with `Literal` in CLI extraction commands to ensure stricter type safety for filter arguments. Updated extraction logic in `core.py` to differentiate parameters for `extract` and `extractall` methods, improving compatibility and handling of attributes during extraction.
Introduced new test cases in `test_convenience_functions.py` and `test_security_and_errors.py` to cover edge cases, improve code coverage, and validate specific scenarios such as invalid modes, compression levels, and operations on closed archives. These changes address missing lines from the coverage report and enhance robustness.
Introduced new test cases for CLI commands to cover verbose and simple listing functionalities, exception handling, and edge cases. This includes tests for missing files, decompression errors, keyboard interrupts, and advanced scenarios to ensure robust behavior.
Revised the project description in pyproject.toml and the module docstring in src/tzst/__init__.py to reflect the library's focus on modern archive management and Zstandard compression.
Introduced `_is_extreme_compression_level_in_argv` to detect extreme compression levels (>=1000) and updated `_handle_parsing_errors` to return exit code 1 for such cases. Adjusted related tests to validate the new behavior and fixed inconsistencies in test assertions for compression level and filter validation.
- Created integration tests for complex scenarios in `tests/integration/test_complex_scenarios.py`.
- Added unit tests for core functionality, convenience functions, security features, and error handling in `tests/unit/test_archive_basics.py`, `tests/unit/test_convenience_functions.py`, `tests/unit/test_security_and_errors.py`.
- Implemented tests for temporary file exclusion, large file operations, and complex directory structures.
- Included tests for atomic operations and compression level validation.
- Established a structure for integration and unit tests with appropriate docstrings and assertions.
Introduced a `cmd_version` function to handle the `--version` flag, replacing the previous implementation that used `argparse`'s `action='version'`. Updated the argument parser and command execution logic to support the new version handling.
Modified the CI/CD workflow to ignore changes to markdown files, LICENSE, documentation, and .gitignore files for push and pull request events. This helps optimize the workflow by skipping unnecessary builds.
Improved phrasing and formatting in the README to enhance clarity and consistency. Removed redundant sections, streamlined explanations, and updated examples for better readability and usability.
- Created detailed YAML templates for various issue types to streamline user submissions and improve issue tracking.
- Added a comprehensive pull request template to guide contributors in providing necessary information.
- Developed a contributing guide to outline project setup, contribution types, testing procedures, and code style guidelines.
Revised the README to include a more detailed and professional description of the **tzst** library, highlighting its features, performance, and compatibility with Python 3.12+.
Updated `_create_archive_impl` to handle current directory archiving more robustly, including resolving paths, excluding temporary files, and ensuring the archive file itself is excluded. Added comprehensive tests to verify behavior for edge cases and temporary file exclusion patterns.
Introduced a .codecov.yml file to configure Codecov settings, updated the CI workflow to include Codecov token and slug, added a Codecov badge to README.md, and adjusted coverage options in pyproject.toml for improved reporting.
Updated the test to correctly reference the extracted file path in the 'test_no_atomic_extracted' scenario, ensuring the test checks the correct file location.
Introduced a new test case to verify that invalid compression levels return proper error codes. Minor formatting adjustments were also made to improve code readability.
Introduced a '--version' argument in the CLI to display version information. Updated test cases to reflect changes in compression level validation and error codes. Adjusted special character handling in test_core.py and added integration test markers in pyproject.toml.
Refactored the archive creation workflow in `cli.py` to improve modularity and error handling. Added helper functions for file validation, argument parsing, and exception handling. Removed `test_fixes.py` as it is no longer relevant to the updated CLI structure.
Enhanced error handling in `cli.py` for invalid compression levels, filters, and file path issues. Added `test_fixes.py` to verify CLI behavior, including tests for help output, invalid arguments, and edge cases.
Updated the `validate_compression_level` function to suppress exception chaining when raising `argparse.ArgumentTypeError`. This improves error clarity by removing unnecessary context from the original `ValueError`.
Introduced a `validate_compression_level` function to ensure compression levels are within the valid range (1-22). Updated CLI argument parsing to use this validation and added tests to verify valid, invalid, and non-numeric compression levels.
Updated test cases in `test_cli.py` and `test_platform_specific.py` to use argument unpacking (`*files`) for file lists passed to the `main` function. This improves readability and consistency across test cases.
Resolves a critical bug in non-atomic archive creation where relative
archive paths failed when the working directory changed during operation.
The fix converts archive paths to absolute before changing directories.
Consolidates duplicate CLI and security tests into comprehensive test
suites to eliminate redundancy and improve maintainability. Adds
extensive edge case coverage including platform-specific features,
Unicode handling, and performance scenarios.
Updates version to 1.0.1 and ensures proper exit code propagation
in the main entry point for better script integration.
Updated `_create_archive_impl` to handle the current directory (".") more effectively by adding its contents without the "./" prefix. Also normalized path separators and improved handling of relative paths in the archive.
Updated the CLI help text in `cli.py` to remove unnecessary line breaks for better readability and consistency in the command reference and argument descriptions.
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