Fix check command stale todos with supplied files #415
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Because the PackageTodo class didn't know what files had been supplied it would erroneously suspect files had been deleted if you only passed a single file on the command line. We do this in a pre-commit hook with `bundle exec packwerk check $(git diff --name-only)` and it was causing issues; the tool would assert there were stale todos when there are not. This changes the method signature of OffenseFormatter.show_stale_violations to accept a FilesForProcessing instance instead of Set[String] and plubms the FilesForProcessing through to PackageTodo#stale_violations? so that it can call #files_specified? on it. If there were files specified in the command invokation it skips the #deleted_files_for call. Happy to make any adjustments. This addresses Shopify#369
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What are you trying to accomplish?
Because the
PackageTodoclass didn't know what files had been supplied it would erroneously suspect files had been deleted if you only passed a single file on the command line.We do this in a pre-commit hook with
bundle exec packwerk check $(git diff --name-only)and it was causing issues; the tool would assert there were stale todos when there are not.Happy to make any adjustments. This addresses #369
What approach did you choose and why?
This changes the method signature of
OffenseFormatter#show_stale_violationsto accept aFilesForProcessinginstance instead ofSet[String]and plumbs theFilesForProcessingthrough toPackageTodo#stale_violations?so that it can call#files_specified?on it. If there were files specified in the command invocation it skips the#deleted_files_for call.What should reviewers focus on?
Code style and alternative approaches that could be taken
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I'm not sure. Probably because I've changed the method signature of a public method on
OffenseFormatterChecklist