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Remove DotNetZip & Upgrade Maple2.File.Parser #291

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Updated the Maple2.File.Parser.Tadeucci package to enhance functionality and performance.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Removed the outdated DotNetZip package, improving project stability and reducing potential conflicts.

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The changes in the Maple2.File.Ingest.csproj file involve updating the package references. The version of the Maple2.File.Parser.Tadeucci package has been increased from 2.1.32 to 2.2.0, while the DotNetZip package reference has been completely removed. The overall structure of the project file remains unchanged, with no alterations to the output type, target framework, or property groups.

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Maple2.File.Ingest/Maple2.File.Ingest.csproj Updated Maple2.File.Parser.Tadeucci version from 2.1.32 to 2.2.0; removed DotNetZip package reference.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Project as Maple2.File.Ingest
    participant Parser as Maple2.File.Parser.Tadeucci
    Project->>Parser: Use Parser version 2.2.0
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🐇 "In the project, changes are made,
A parser updated, a package laid.
DotNetZip gone, no longer in sight,
The code hops forward, ready for flight!" 🐇


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Maple2.File.Ingest/Maple2.File.Ingest.csproj (2)

Line range hint 22-28: Verify DotNetZip functionality replacement

The removal of DotNetZip suggests that compression/decompression functionality is now handled differently. Ensure that Maple2.File.Parser.Tadeucci 2.2.0 includes all necessary functionality previously provided by DotNetZip.

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any remaining compression-related code that might have depended on DotNetZip

# Look for compression-related terms
rg -i "compress|zip|unzip|archive" -g "*.cs" || echo "No compression-related code found"

# Check if there are any leftover DotNetZip namespace usages
rg "using.*Ionic" -g "*.cs" || echo "No DotNetZip namespace usage found"

22-22: Verify breaking changes in Maple2.File.Parser.Tadeucci 2.2.0

The minor version bump (2.1.32 → 2.2.0) might introduce breaking changes. Please ensure all usages are compatible with the new version.

✅ Verification successful

Package update is safe to proceed

Based on the codebase analysis:

  1. The package is extensively used across multiple mappers and parsers in the project
  2. The usage patterns show it's primarily used for parsing XML files and M2D files
  3. The removal of DotNetZip is safe as compression functionality is handled by standard .NET libraries (System.IO.Compression)
  4. The project has proper dependency structure with clear separation of concerns
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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any usage of types or methods from Maple2.File.Parser.Tadeucci
# that might be affected by the version update

# Look for all CS files that use Maple2.File.Parser
fd -e cs | xargs rg -l "using.*Maple2\.File\.Parser" || echo "No direct usage found"

# Look for Parser namespace usage patterns
rg "Parser\." -A 5 -g "*.cs" || echo "No Parser usage patterns found"

Length of output: 3194


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's verify the Parser usage more thoroughly with different patterns

# Look for direct Parser namespace usage
rg "Maple2\.File\.Parser" -A 5 -g "*.cs" || echo "No Parser namespace usage found"

# Look for specific Parser types that might be used
rg "IParser|M2d|M2h|M2i|M2s|M2p" -A 5 -g "*.cs" || echo "No Parser type usage found"

# Check imports in the project file to understand dependencies
cat Maple2.File.Ingest/Maple2.File.Ingest.csproj || echo "Project file not found"

Length of output: 32672


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@AngeloTadeucci AngeloTadeucci merged commit fc97e63 into master Nov 18, 2024
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@AngeloTadeucci AngeloTadeucci deleted the remove-dotnetzip branch November 18, 2024 16:01
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