add: opt in color log output #276
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50-52: LGTM! Consider a minor wording adjustment.The new tip effectively communicates how to enable color output, which aligns well with the PR objectives. The formatting is consistent with the document style.
Consider adjusting the wording slightly for clarity:
- > To enable color output in the workflow logs, set the environment variable `CPP_LINTER_COLOR` to a value of `on` or `true` or `1`. + > To enable color output in the workflow logs, set the environment variable `CPP_LINTER_COLOR` to `on`, `true`, or `1`.🧰 Tools
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272-276: LGTM with a minor suggestion for clarityThe implementation for enabling colored log output on Unix systems looks good. It correctly checks for common "true" values and conditionally installs the additional requirements.
For improved clarity and maintainability, consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this case statement. For example:
+ # Install color output requirements if enabled case "${{ env.CPP_LINTER_COLOR }}" in "true" | "on" | "1") pip install -r "$GITHUB_ACTION_PATH/color-requirements.txt" ;; esac
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62-62: LGTM! Clear example of color output configuration.The addition of
CPP_LINTER_COLOR: onto the YAML example is consistent with the new tip and clearly demonstrates how to enable color output. The comment about the default setting off is helpful for users.
50-50: Ignore the static analysis hint about excessive exclamation marks.The static analysis tool has flagged excessive use of exclamation marks, but this appears to be a false positive. The changes we've reviewed and the surrounding context don't contain any exclamation marks. This hint can be safely ignored.
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50-62: Summary: Changes align well with PR objectivesThe updates to the README.md file effectively communicate the new color output feature, which is the main objective of this PR. The additions include:
- A clear tip on how to enable color output
- An updated YAML example demonstrating the usage of the
CPP_LINTER_COLORenvironment variableThese changes provide users with the necessary information to utilize the new feature, improving the overall usability of the C/C++ Linter Action.
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272-276: Summary: Colored log output implementation aligns with PR objectivesThe changes successfully implement the opt-in colored log output functionality as described in the PR objectives and issue #275. The implementation:
- Allows users to enable colored output by setting the
CPP_LINTER_COLORenvironment variable.- Conditionally installs the necessary requirements (
color-requirements.txt) when enabled.- Works for both Unix and Windows environments.
While the functionality is correct, there are opportunities for improvement in terms of consistency between Unix and Windows implementations and some minor clarity enhancements. These have been addressed in the previous comments.
Overall, this change enhances the cpp-linter action by providing users with the option for more readable, colored log output, which should improve the experience when searching for errors in the logs.
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50-54: LGTM! Consider a minor wording adjustment.The new tip effectively communicates how to enable color output in workflow logs, which aligns well with the PR objectives. The use of a blockquote with the "TIP" emoji enhances visibility and readability.
Consider slightly rewording the tip for clarity:
> [!TIP] - > To enable color output in the workflow logs, - > set the environment variable `CPP_LINTER_COLOR` to a - > value of `on`, `true`, or `1`. + > To enable color output in the workflow logs, + > set the environment variable `CPP_LINTER_COLOR` to + > `on`, `true`, or `1`.This minor adjustment removes the redundant "a value of" phrase, making the instruction more concise.
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64-64: LGTM! Clear example of color output configuration.The addition of the
CPP_LINTER_COLORenvironment variable in the YAML example is consistent with the new tip and provides a clear demonstration of how to enable color output. The comment about the default setting being off is helpful for users.
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50-64: Summary: Effective introduction of color output featureThe changes to the README.md file successfully introduce the new color output feature for the C/C++ Linter Action. The additions are well-placed, clear, and consistent with the existing documentation style. They effectively communicate how users can enable this feature in their workflows.
Key points:
- The new tip clearly explains how to enable color output.
- The YAML example demonstrates the practical application of the feature.
- The changes align well with the PR objectives outlined in issue Allow colored logging output via CPP_LINTER_COLOR env var #275.
These modifications will help users understand and utilize the new color output functionality, improving the overall user experience of the C/C++ Linter Action.
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There seems to be some clashing of different loggers. Looking at the test results, The log grouping commands are not output when expected. raw logsnotice the should appear at the end of the sample. Instead, it appears in the middle of another log statement: |
resolves #275
use native shells' env var syntax
allows rich to force-enable coloring The env changes should only apply to the composite action's env
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50-54: LGTM! Consider a minor clarification.The added tip about enabling color output is clear, concise, and relevant. It effectively communicates how to use the new feature.
Consider adding a brief mention of the default behavior for completeness:
> [!TIP] > To enable color output in the workflow logs, > set the environment variable `CPP_LINTER_COLOR` to a -value of `on`, `true`, or `1`. +value of `on`, `true`, or `1`. By default, color output is disabled.This addition would align with the information provided in the PR objectives and ensure users understand the default behavior without needing to infer it.
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64-64: LGTM! Consider aligning comment style.The addition of the
CPP_LINTER_COLORenvironment variable in the YAML example is correct and consistent with the earlier tip. The comment about the default behavior is helpful.For consistency with other comments in the YAML example, consider aligning the comment style:
- CPP_LINTER_COLOR: on # off by default + CPP_LINTER_COLOR: on # Use colored output (off by default)This change maintains the existing comment style and provides slightly more context.
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50-64: Overall changes are effective and well-integrated.The additions to the README.md file successfully communicate the new color output feature. The tip box provides clear instructions, and the YAML example demonstrates practical usage. These changes align well with the PR objectives and effectively address the linked issue #275.
The implementation enhances user experience by offering an opt-in approach to colored logging, which should improve log readability without affecting existing workflows. Great job on maintaining consistency with the document's style and structure while introducing this new feature.
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This will not be a problem using the cpp-linter-rs project. Logging in that project is strictly managed in rust source; the python logging library is not actually used in cpp-linter-rs. |
resolves #275
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CPP_LINTER_COLORto enable color output for the C/C++ linter.rich, for enhanced color functionality.Documentation
CPP_LINTER_COLOR.