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feat: Added feature to perform in-place update of Drifty #562
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WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes introduce a comprehensive update feature for the Drifty application, enabling it to check for the latest version and facilitate automatic updates upon user confirmation. This includes enhancements in update management, error handling, and user interface adjustments to provide clear feedback during update checks. Changes
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Actionable comments posted: 18
Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (4)
GUI/src/main/java/module-info.java (1)
10-10
:jproc
library is not utilized in the GUI module.The search results indicate that the
jproc
library is not being used within the GUI module. The only reference tojproc
is in themodule-info.java
file, and no specific classes or methods fromjproc
are found in the codebase. Consider removing therequires jproc;
statement if the library is not needed.
module-info.java
: Contains therequires jproc;
statement without any usage in the codebase.Analysis chain
Dependency addition approved but verify usage.
The addition of
requires jproc;
is correctly implemented. However, verify thatjproc
is utilized within the GUI module.Run the following script to verify the usage of
jproc
within the GUI module:Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
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Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Identify classes or methods provided by the `jproc` library. # Assuming `jproc` is a known library, let's search for its usage by identifying common classes or methods. # Since we don't have access to the library's documentation, we'll search for common usage patterns. # Search for common `jproc` classes or methods in the codebase. rg --type java "ProcessBuilder" GUI/src/main/java rg --type java "Process" GUI/src/main/javaLength of output: 1797
CLI/src/main/java/cli/utils/MessageBroker.java (1)
34-36
: Well-implemented new method for update warnings.The
msgUpdateWarning
method is correctly implemented and aligns with the existing methods inMessageBroker
. It uses the appropriate message type and category for update-related warnings.Consider adding documentation to this method to explain its specific use case and parameters.
Core/src/main/java/utils/MessageBroker.java (1)
94-94
: Enhanced message formatting based on category.The modification in the
sendMessage
method to format messages based on their category (blue forINPUT
andUPDATE
) enhances clarity. However, consider caching the formatted message strings if performance becomes a concern, especially under heavy logging.GUI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image/reflect-config.json (1)
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1-1
: Review ofreflect-config.json
ChangesThe removal of the
Solid_Color_Loader
entry from the reflection configuration suggests a significant change in how shaders are managed within the application. This change should be carefully documented, especially if it impacts existing functionalities or the performance of shader loading. Ensure that any dependencies or functionalities that relied on theSolid_Color_Loader
are either updated or replaced to maintain application stability and performance.
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Files selected for processing (35)
- .idea/inspectionProfiles/Project_Default.xml (1 hunks)
- CLI/src/main/java/cli/support/Constants.java (1 hunks)
- CLI/src/main/java/cli/updater/CLIUpdateExecutor.java (1 hunks)
- CLI/src/main/java/cli/utils/MessageBroker.java (1 hunks)
- CLI/src/main/java/cli/utils/Utility.java (4 hunks)
- CLI/src/main/java/main/Drifty_CLI.java (10 hunks)
- CLI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image/jni-config.json (1 hunks)
- CLI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image/reflect-config.json (2 hunks)
- CLI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image/resource-config.json (1 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/init/Environment.java (4 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/module-info.java (1 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/preferences/Clear.java (1 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/preferences/Get.java (1 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/preferences/Labels.java (1 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/preferences/Set.java (1 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/properties/MessageCategory.java (1 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/support/Constants.java (2 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/updater/UpdateChecker.java (1 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/updater/UpdateExecutor.java (1 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/utils/Logger.java (5 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/utils/MessageBroker.java (1 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/utils/Utility.java (29 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/backend/FileDownloader.java (2 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/gui/updater/GUIUpdateExecutor.java (1 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/gui/utils/MessageBroker.java (2 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/gui/utils/UIComponentBuilder.java (2 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/main/Drifty_GUI.java (4 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/module-info.java (1 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/ui/ConfirmationDialog.java (5 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/ui/GetFilename.java (2 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/ui/Settings.java (6 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/ui/Splash.java (1 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/ui/UIController.java (4 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image/reflect-config.json (1 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image/resource-config.json (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
- GUI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image/resource-config.json
Additional comments not posted (64)
Core/src/main/java/properties/MessageCategory.java (1)
4-4
: Enum addition approved.The addition of
UPDATE
to theMessageCategory
enum is correctly implemented and aligns with the PR objectives to enhance message handling for updates.Core/src/main/java/module-info.java (1)
13-13
: Export statement approved but verify package contents.The addition of
exports updater;
is correctly implemented. However, verify that theupdater
package contains public types that should be accessible to other modules.Run the following script to verify the contents of the
updater
package:Verification successful
Verification Successful: Public Type Found in
updater
PackageThe
updater
package contains the public classUpdateChecker
, confirming that the package has public types suitable for export. The export statement is correctly implemented.
Core/src/main/java/updater/UpdateChecker.java
: Contains the public classUpdateChecker
.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the `updater` package contains public types. # Test: Search for public classes or interfaces in the `updater` package. Expect: At least one public type. rg --type java "public (class|interface)" Core/src/main/java/updaterLength of output: 145
Core/src/main/java/preferences/Labels.java (5)
14-14
: Approved: New constant for Drifty version name.The addition of
NEW_DRIFTY_VERSION_NAME
is consistent with the PR objectives and follows the established naming conventions.
15-15
: Approved: New constant for latest Drifty version tag.The addition of
LATEST_DRIFTY_VERSION_TAG
is consistent with the PR objectives and follows the established naming conventions.
16-16
: Approved: New constant for last Drifty update time.The addition of
LAST_DRIFTY_UPDATE_TIME
is consistent with the PR objectives and follows the established naming conventions.
17-17
: Approved: New constant for early access option.The addition of
EARLY_ACCESS
is consistent with the PR objectives and follows the established naming conventions.
18-18
: Approved: New constant for update availability status.The addition of
DRIFTY_UPDATE_AVAILABLE
is consistent with the PR objectives and follows the established naming conventions.CLI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image/jni-config.json (1)
10-13
: Approved: New JNI configuration for Drifty_CLI.The addition of the
main.Drifty_CLI
entry in the JNI configuration file is correctly implemented and aligns with the PR objectives to enhance JNI support for the CLI..idea/inspectionProfiles/Project_Default.xml (1)
4-6
: Approved: New inspection tool configuration for AutoCloseableResource.The addition of the
AutoCloseableResource
inspection tool in the project's inspection profiles is well-implemented and enhances the project's ability to monitor and manage resource usage effectively.CLI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image/resource-config.json (1)
10-10
: Correct addition to resource configuration.The new entry for
java.nio.channels.spi.SelectorProvider
is correctly added and follows the established JSON structure. This change is likely to enhance the application's non-blocking I/O capabilities.Core/src/main/java/preferences/Clear.java (5)
42-44
: Approved: Method to remove early access preference.The method correctly removes the
EARLY_ACCESS
preference key, aligning with the PR's objectives to manage user settings effectively.
46-48
: Approved: Method to remove new Drifty version name preference.This method effectively clears the
NEW_DRIFTY_VERSION_NAME
preference, which is crucial for managing version control settings.
50-52
: Approved: Method to remove last Drifty update time preference.The method correctly removes the
LAST_DRIFTY_UPDATE_TIME
preference, ensuring that outdated update times do not persist in the system.
54-56
: Approved: Method to remove latest Drifty version tag preference.This method effectively clears the
LATEST_DRIFTY_VERSION_TAG
preference, which is essential for version tracking and update prompts.
58-60
: Approved: Method to remove Drifty update available preference.The method correctly removes the
DRIFTY_UPDATE_AVAILABLE
preference, which is crucial for managing update notifications.GUI/src/main/java/gui/utils/MessageBroker.java (1)
39-43
: Approved: Enhanced error handling for update failures.The addition of the
UPDATE
case in thesendMessage
method is well-implemented, using a modal dialog to ensure user interaction and feedback during update failures. This enhancement aligns with the PR's objectives to improve user experience and error handling.GUI/src/main/java/ui/Splash.java (1)
50-50
: Approved: Adjusted timing for splash screen closure.The modification in the
handleStateChangeNotification
method to check forStateChangeNotification.Type.BEFORE_START
instead ofBEFORE_LOAD
is a thoughtful change. It likely improves the user experience by aligning the splash screen's closure with the application's readiness, especially considering different update scenarios.GUI/src/main/java/gui/utils/UIComponentBuilder.java (2)
10-10
: Approved import addition.The import of
Border
is necessary for the new border setting in thebuildHyperlink
method and is correctly placed.
69-69
: Approved method change with a suggestion to verify UI consistency.The addition of
link.setBorder(Border.EMPTY);
is intended to enhance the visual presentation of hyperlinks. It's important to verify that this change maintains visual consistency across different parts of the application.Run the following script to verify the visual consistency across the application:
Verification successful
Visual consistency of hyperlinks verified.
The change to set the border of hyperlinks to
Border.EMPTY
is consistently applied across the application, as there are no other instances ofHyperlink
creation found in the codebase. This ensures a uniform visual presentation of hyperlinks.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the visual consistency of hyperlinks across the application. # Test: Search for other instances of `Hyperlink` usage. Expect: Consistent border settings or intentional differences. rg --type java -A 5 $'new Hyperlink'Length of output: 583
Core/src/main/java/support/Constants.java (1)
27-27
: Constant Addition Approved:ONE_DAY
The constant
ONE_DAY
is correctly defined as 86400000 milliseconds, representing one day. This is a useful addition for time-related calculations.CLI/src/main/java/cli/support/Constants.java (4)
16-16
: Constant Addition Approved:UPDATE_FLAG
The constant
UPDATE_FLAG
is correctly defined as--update
. This flag is consistent with the existing pattern of CLI flags and enhances the command set available to users.
17-17
: Constant Addition Approved:EARLY_ACCESS_FLAG
The constant
EARLY_ACCESS_FLAG
is correctly defined as--early-access
. This flag provides users with the option to opt-in for Early Access updates, enhancing the flexibility of the CLI.
23-23
: Constant Addition Approved:UPDATE_FLAG_SHORT
The constant
UPDATE_FLAG_SHORT
is correctly defined as-u
. This short form is consistent with the existing pattern of CLI flags and provides a convenient alternative for users.
24-24
: Constant Addition Approved:EARLY_ACCESS_FLAG_SHORT
The constant
EARLY_ACCESS_FLAG_SHORT
is correctly defined as-ea
. This short form provides a convenient alternative for users opting for Early Access updates.Core/src/main/java/updater/UpdateExecutor.java (1)
60-73
: Method Approval:replaceCurrentExecutable
The method
replaceCurrentExecutable
is well-implemented with robust error handling and fallback mechanisms. The use ofFiles.move
followed byFiles.copy
as a fallback ensures that the update process is resilient to potential file operation failures.Core/src/main/java/utils/MessageBroker.java (2)
79-81
: Well-implemented method for categorized error messages.The
msgError
method correctly delegates the message handling tosendMessage
, allowing for categorized error messages. This addition enhances the flexibility and usability of the messaging system.
83-89
: Specialized methods for update-related messages are correctly implemented.The methods
msgUpdateError
andmsgUpdateInfo
are well-designed, using thesendMessage
method effectively to handle update-related messages. This approach enhances clarity and maintainability.Core/src/main/java/preferences/Get.java (5)
105-107
: Proper implementation of theearlyAccess
method.The method
earlyAccess
correctly retrieves the early access status from the preferences. Usingfalse
as the default value is a safe and sensible choice.
109-111
: Well-implemented method for retrieving the new Drifty version name.The method
newDriftyVersionName
correctly retrieves the new version name from the preferences, with an empty string as a sensible default.
113-115
: Correct implementation of thelastDriftyUpdateTime
method.The method
lastDriftyUpdateTime
appropriately retrieves the last update time from the preferences, with1000L
as a default value, which seems arbitrary but may be intentional based on the application's context.
117-119
: Properly implemented method for retrieving the latest Drifty version tag.The method
latestDriftyVersionTag
correctly retrieves the latest version tag from the preferences, with an empty string as a sensible default.
121-123
: Correct implementation of thedriftyUpdateAvailable
method.The method
driftyUpdateAvailable
appropriately checks if an update is available from the preferences, usingfalse
as the default value, which is a safe and sensible choice.Core/src/main/java/preferences/Set.java (5)
103-106
: Well-implemented method for setting the early access flag.The method
earlyAccess
correctly sets the early access flag in the preferences, including a call to clear any previous settings, which ensures that the new setting is applied cleanly.
108-111
: Properly implemented method for storing the new Drifty version name.The method
newDriftyVersionName
correctly stores the new version name in the preferences, including a call to clear any previous settings, which ensures that the new setting is applied cleanly.
113-116
: Correct implementation of thelastDriftyUpdateTime
method.The method
lastDriftyUpdateTime
appropriately records the last update time in the preferences, including a call to clear any previous settings, which ensures that the new setting is applied cleanly.
118-121
: Properly implemented method for storing the latest Drifty version tag.The method
latestDriftyVersionTag
correctly stores the latest version tag in the preferences, including a call to clear any previous settings, which ensures that the new setting is applied cleanly.
123-126
: Correct implementation of thedriftyUpdateAvailable
method.The method
driftyUpdateAvailable
appropriately indicates whether an update is available in the preferences, including a call to clear any previous settings, which ensures that the new setting is applied cleanly.CLI/src/main/java/cli/utils/Utility.java (2)
58-58
: Consistency Improved in MessagingThe replacement of static references with
msgBroker
in theyesNoValidation
method is a good practice for maintaining consistency in how messages are handled across the application.Also applies to: 69-69
121-121
: Consistent Logging PracticeUsing
msgBroker
to log the successful initialization of the YAML parser in thegetYamlParser
method is a good practice for maintaining consistency in logging across the application.Core/src/main/java/init/Environment.java (1)
137-139
: Simple and Effective Accessor MethodThe
isAdministrator
method provides a straightforward and effective way to access the administrative status externally. This is a necessary addition for other parts of the application to check the administrative rights.Core/src/main/java/updater/UpdateChecker.java (5)
21-35
: MethodisUpdateAvailable
is well-implemented.This method correctly handles the logic to determine if an update is available based on user settings and version comparison. It also appropriately logs information and updates the application settings.
37-48
: MethodgetLatestStableVersion
is correctly implemented.The method effectively fetches the latest stable version from GitHub and handles potential
URISyntaxException
appropriately by logging the error and returning a safe fallback value.
50-61
: MethodgetLatestPreReleaseVersion
follows best practices.Like
getLatestStableVersion
, this method correctly fetches the latest pre-release version from GitHub and handles potentialURISyntaxException
appropriately.
87-137
: MethodcompareVersions
is robust and well-implemented.This method effectively handles the comparison of version strings, including different scenarios like stable vs pre-release versions. It uses custom parsing with appropriate error handling, making it robust against potential parsing errors.
139-148
: MethodgetTagParts
correctly parses version tags.The method accurately splits version tags into their constituent parts, handling both standard and pre-release formats effectively.
GUI/src/main/java/main/Drifty_GUI.java (3)
36-36
: Approved: Setting GUI mode inmain
method.Setting the GUI mode at the start of the application ensures that the application runs in the correct mode from the beginning.
47-48
: Approved: Enhancements to initialization process ininit
method.The addition of
Environment.initializeEnvironment()
and preloader notification in theinit
method enhances the application's startup process by ensuring that the environment is properly set up and the user is informed of the state change.
171-171
: Approved: Addition of confirmation dialog ingetEditMenu
.The inclusion of a confirmation dialog before clearing download history enhances user interaction by ensuring that the user's intent is confirmed before performing this action.
GUI/src/main/java/backend/FileDownloader.java (1)
414-416
: Improved Error Handling in Time Parsing:The changes in the
setProperties
method enhance error handling by providing specific error messages when parsing hours, minutes, and seconds fails. This improvement aligns with the PR's goal to enhance user feedback and robustness of the application.Core/src/main/java/utils/Utility.java (2)
42-45
: Refactor of MessageBroker Initialization:The introduction of the
initializeUtility
method for lazy initialization ofMessageBroker
enhances the flexibility and maintainability of the code. This change allows for better handling of scenarios where theEnvironment
'sMessageBroker
might not be set during class loading.
846-850
: Enhanced Error Handling inparseStringToInt
:The modification of the
parseStringToInt
method to include error messages and a message category significantly improves the error handling capabilities of the utility class. This change allows for more context-specific error messages, enhancing the robustness and user feedback of the application.GUI/src/main/java/ui/UIController.java (2)
108-117
: Enhanced Update Dialog Interaction:The changes to the
showUpdateDialog
method improve user interaction by providing tailored update prompts based on the user's operating system and permissions. This enhancement ensures that users receive appropriate guidance on how to proceed with updates, improving the overall user experience.
120-164
: Improved Update Download and Installation Process:The
downloadUpdate
method has been enhanced to better manage the update process, including handling temporary directories, prioritizing the download queue, and executing the update. These changes improve the reliability and user experience of the update process, ensuring that updates are handled smoothly and efficiently.CLI/src/main/java/main/Drifty_CLI.java (2)
353-356
: Method to check if Drifty update was checkedThis method provides a simple check to see if updates have been checked within a day. It's a good use of system time comparison to manage update frequency.
596-611
: Updated help method to reflect new command-line optionsThe updated help method now includes the new command-line options for updates and early access. This is a crucial update for user documentation and helps maintain the usability of the application.
GUI/src/main/java/ui/GetFilename.java (1)
166-166
: Enhanced error handling ingetFileCount
method.The addition of specific error messages and categorization in the
Utility.parseStringToInt
method call is a good practice for better error management. Ensure that theUtility
class and theMessageCategory
enum are updated accordingly to handle these new parameters.Run the following script to verify the implementation of the new parameters in the
Utility
class:Verification successful
Verification successful: Enhanced error handling in
Utility.parseStringToInt
.The
Utility.parseStringToInt
method correctly implements the new parameters for error handling, using a descriptive error message and aMessageCategory
to categorize errors. This implementation enhances the robustness of error management across the codebase.
- The method logs errors with the provided message and category, ensuring clear and categorized error reporting.
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CLI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image/reflect-config.json (3)
48-49
: Approved addition ofHmacCore$HmacSHA256
for reflection.The inclusion of
HmacCore$HmacSHA256
in the reflection configuration supports cryptographic operations in the native image, which is crucial for secure data handling.
118-119
: Approved addition ofAtomicBoolean
for reflection.The inclusion of
AtomicBoolean
and its fieldvalue
ensures that thread-safe operations are correctly handled in the native image, preserving the integrity of concurrent operations.
122-123
: Approved addition ofAtomicReference
for reflection.The inclusion of
AtomicReference
and its fieldvalue
is essential for ensuring that updates to references in concurrent environments are handled correctly in the native image.GUI/src/main/java/ui/Settings.java (4)
79-79
: Approved layout configuration updates.The updates to the layout configuration to accommodate the new
earlyAccessCheckbox
andlblEarlyAccess
are appropriate. Ensure that these changes do not adversely affect the overall layout and that the components grow correctly with the layout.Run the following script to verify the layout configuration:
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Layout configuration updates verified.
The layout configuration updates to include
lblEarlyAccess
andearlyAccessCheckbox
in thesetHGrowsAlways
method are correct. The method ensures that these components will grow horizontally as intended, maintaining the overall layout integrity. No further action is needed.Scripts executed
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149-154
: Approved addition ofearlyAccessCheckbox
.The implementation of the
earlyAccessCheckbox
allows users to opt into early access updates, enhancing user engagement. Ensure that it is correctly integrated with the application settings and that its state changes are handled appropriately.Run the following script to verify the integration with the application settings:
Verification successful
Verification successful for
earlyAccessCheckbox
integration.The
earlyAccessCheckbox
is correctly integrated with the application settings. Its initial state is set usingAppSettings.GET.earlyAccess()
, and changes are saved usingAppSettings.SET.earlyAccess(newValue)
. This ensures proper synchronization between the UI and the application settings.
earlyAccessCheckbox
initialization and state handling are correctly implemented inSettings.java
.Scripts executed
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31-160
: Approved integration of early access updates feature.The integration of the early access updates feature into the
Settings
class is well-executed, enhancing the functionality of the settings interface. Verify that the feature works as expected across different user scenarios and that it is consistent with other settings.Run the following script to verify the overall integration:
Verification successful
Successful integration of early access updates feature.
The early access updates feature is consistently integrated into the
Settings
class. TheearlyAccessCheckbox
is properly initialized, configured, and added to the UI layout, with a listener set up to update the application settings. No issues were found in the integration.
- The
earlyAccessCheckbox
is declared, initialized, and configured correctly.- It is added to the UI layout and its properties are managed appropriately.
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111-111
: Approved addition oflblEarlyAccess
.The
lblEarlyAccess
label is correctly added to the layout, enhancing the clarity of the settings related to early access updates. Verify that it is visually aligned with other components for a consistent user interface.Run the following script to verify the visual alignment:
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Visual alignment of
lblEarlyAccess
is consistent.The
lblEarlyAccess
label is correctly aligned and styled in the layout, matching the alignment and styling of other components such aslblTheme
andlblDefaultDownloadDir
. This ensures a consistent and visually appealing user interface. No further action is needed.Scripts executed
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GUI/src/main/resources/META-INF/native-image/reflect-config.json (1)
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: JSON Structure and Formatting ApprovalThe JSON structure is consistent and correctly formatted. All entries are correctly placed, and the file adheres to the expected syntax for a reflection configuration. This ensures that the native image generation process can correctly interpret the specified classes and methods.
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Files selected for processing (12)
- CLI/src/main/java/cli/updater/CLIUpdateExecutor.java (1 hunks)
- CLI/src/main/java/cli/utils/Utility.java (4 hunks)
- CLI/src/main/java/main/Drifty_CLI.java (10 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/init/Environment.java (5 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/updater/UpdateChecker.java (1 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/updater/UpdateExecutor.java (1 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/utils/Utility.java (29 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/gui/updater/GUIUpdateExecutor.java (1 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/main/Drifty_GUI.java (4 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/ui/ConfirmationDialog.java (7 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/ui/Theme.java (1 hunks)
- GUI/src/main/java/ui/UIController.java (4 hunks)
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- CLI/src/main/java/cli/updater/CLIUpdateExecutor.java
- CLI/src/main/java/cli/utils/Utility.java
- Core/src/main/java/init/Environment.java
- Core/src/main/java/updater/UpdateChecker.java
- Core/src/main/java/updater/UpdateExecutor.java
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- GUI/src/main/java/ui/ConfirmationDialog.java
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CLI/src/main/java/main/Drifty_CLI.java (1)
Learnt from: SaptarshiSarkar12 PR: SaptarshiSarkar12/Drifty#398 File: CLI/src/main/java/main/Drifty_CLI.java:437-440 Timestamp: 2023-12-22T11:43:49.346Z Learning: User SaptarshiSarkar12 is aware of the potential null issue in `getSpotifyDownloadLink` but prefers not to introduce null checks to avoid complexity.
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GUI/src/main/java/ui/Theme.java (1)
106-106
: Approved: Update to button styling method.The addition of
changeButtonStyle
for theBtnOk
button aligns with the existing functionality of theupdateButtonStyles
method. Ensure that theConfirmationDialog.getBtnOk()
method is implemented correctly and returns the expected button instance.Run the following script to verify the implementation of
ConfirmationDialog.getBtnOk()
:Verification successful
Verified:
ConfirmationDialog.getBtnOk()
ImplementationThe
getBtnOk()
method in theConfirmationDialog
class is correctly implemented, returning thebtnOk
button instance as expected. This aligns with the intended functionality of updating button styles in theupdateButtonStyles
method.
ConfirmationDialog.getBtnOk()
returns a button instance, confirming its correct implementation.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the implementation of `ConfirmationDialog.getBtnOk()`. # Test: Search for the method implementation. Expect: Method should return a Button instance. rg --type java -A 5 $'getBtnOk'Length of output: 704
CLI/src/main/java/main/Drifty_CLI.java (1)
364-367
: Approved: Method to check update frequency.The
isDriftyUpdateChecked
method is correctly implemented to ensure that updates are checked no more than once a day. This is a good practice to avoid excessive network calls.
…-drifty-update-feature
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- CLI/src/main/java/main/Drifty_CLI.java (10 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/support/Constants.java (2 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/updater/UpdateChecker.java (1 hunks)
- Core/src/main/java/utils/Utility.java (29 hunks)
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LGTM 👍
Fixes issue
Fixes #217
Changes proposed
Tested Working in/for
Note
For Windows, the .old executable remains after update completes. Once the new executable (starting from version 2.1.0) is run, it deletes that old file during initialisation.
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Drifty.GUI.Linux.updating.webm
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Drifty.GUI.updating.with.admin.permission.webm
Drifty.GUI.fails.to.update.without.admin.permission.webm
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