feat: add options for analyzing only changed files with Git references #58
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds functionality to analyze only changed files in Git repositories by comparing between Git references. This is useful for incremental analysis in CI/CD pipelines where you only want to analyze projects that contain changes.
- Added command-line options
--only-changed-files,--base-ref, and--target-reffor filtering analysis - Modified project detection logic to skip projects without changed files when filtering is enabled
- Enhanced language detection to occur early in the process to avoid analyzing projects with no supported languages
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| src/codeql_wrapper/domain/entities/codeql_analysis.py | Added new fields to CodeQLAnalysisRequest for Git-based filtering |
| src/codeql_wrapper/cli.py | Added CLI options and validation for changed files analysis |
| src/codeql_wrapper/domain/use_cases/codeql_analysis_use_case.py | Implemented core logic for filtering projects by changed files and improved language detection |
| request.repository_path, LanguageType.NON_COMPILED | ||
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| compiled_languages = self._detect_languages( | ||
| request.repository_path, LanguageType.COMPILED |
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Language detection is being performed on request.repository_path instead of the specific project_path. This will detect languages for the entire repository rather than the individual project, which may lead to incorrect results in monorepo scenarios.
| request.repository_path, LanguageType.NON_COMPILED | |
| ) | |
| compiled_languages = self._detect_languages( | |
| request.repository_path, LanguageType.COMPILED | |
| project_path, LanguageType.NON_COMPILED | |
| ) | |
| compiled_languages = self._detect_languages( | |
| project_path, LanguageType.COMPILED |
| request.repository_path, LanguageType.NON_COMPILED | ||
| ) | ||
| compiled_languages = self._detect_languages( | ||
| request.repository_path, LanguageType.COMPILED |
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Language detection is being performed on request.repository_path instead of the specific project_path. This will detect languages for the entire repository rather than the individual project, which may lead to incorrect results in monorepo scenarios.
| request.repository_path, LanguageType.NON_COMPILED | |
| ) | |
| compiled_languages = self._detect_languages( | |
| request.repository_path, LanguageType.COMPILED | |
| project_path, LanguageType.NON_COMPILED | |
| ) | |
| compiled_languages = self._detect_languages( | |
| project_path, LanguageType.COMPILED |
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| def _detect_projects( | ||
| self, isMonorepo: bool, configData: Optional[dict], repository_path: Path | ||
| self, isMonorepo: bool, configData: Optional[dict], request: CodeQLAnalysisRequest |
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There are extra spaces before request parameter. Remove the extra space to maintain consistent formatting.
| self, isMonorepo: bool, configData: Optional[dict], request: CodeQLAnalysisRequest | |
| self, isMonorepo: bool, configData: Optional[dict], request: CodeQLAnalysisRequest |
| changed_file_path = Path(changed_file) | ||
| try: | ||
| # Check if the changed file is within the project directory | ||
| if str(relative_project_path) == "." or changed_file_path.is_relative_to(relative_project_path): |
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The is_relative_to method was introduced in Python 3.9. For better compatibility, consider using a string-based approach or add a version check since the fallback suggests older Python version support is intended.
| if str(relative_project_path) == "." or changed_file_path.is_relative_to(relative_project_path): | |
| if str(relative_project_path) == "." or str(changed_file_path).startswith(str(relative_project_path) + "/") or str(changed_file_path) == str(relative_project_path): |
| ) | ||
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| if request.only_changed_files: | ||
| self._logger.info(f"--only-changed-files will not be used in single project mode, all files will be analyzed") |
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[nitpick] The message should clarify that it's because the entire repository is treated as one project. Consider: "--only-changed-files is not applicable in single project mode; the entire repository will be analyzed"
| self._logger.info(f"--only-changed-files will not be used in single project mode, all files will be analyzed") | |
| self._logger.info(f"--only-changed-files is not applicable in single project mode because the entire repository is treated as a single project; all files will be analyzed.") |
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