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Updates the cspell dictionary to include new words and remove obsolete entries, ensuring consistent spell-checking across the project. Enhances changelog utilities with new ANSI color codes for terminal output, improved git root detection, and fixes for long title formatting.
Refactors the build system, CI, and benchmarking tooling for improved development workflows. This includes updates to the spellcheck dictionary, workflow configurations, and the introduction of a `justfile` for task automation. These changes streamline common development tasks and improve overall project maintainability.
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participant GH as GitHub Actions
participant Profile as profiling-benchmarks.yml
participant Cargo as cargo
GH->>Profile: Start workflow
Profile->>Profile: echo "PROFILING_DEV_MODE=1" >> "$GITHUB_ENV"
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Profile->>Cargo: cargo bench
else BENCH_FILTER set
Note right of Profile: shellcheck disable SC2086
Profile->>Cargo: cargo bench -- $BENCH_FILTER
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Profile->>Cargo: cargo bench --features count-allocations [ $BENCH_FILTER? ]
Profile->>GH: echo "MEMORY_BENCHMARKS_RUN=true" >> "$GITHUB_ENV"
end
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participant GH as GitHub Actions
participant Codacy as codacy.yml
participant FS as Filesystem
GH->>Codacy: Run SARIF preparation
alt SARIF missing or empty
Codacy->>FS: Write `sarif_empty.sarif` as single JSON block
Codacy->>Codacy: set SARIF_FILE := sarif_empty.sarif
Codacy-->>GH: Exit early
else SARIF present
Codacy-->>GH: Continue upload steps
end
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participant CLI as changelog_utils CLI
participant Utils as get_project_root
participant FS as Filesystem
participant Git as git
CLI->>Utils: resolve project root
alt CHANGELOG.md exists
Utils->>FS: return CHANGELOG.md path
Utils-->>CLI: success
else not found
Utils->>Git: rev-parse --show-toplevel
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Utils-->>CLI: return git root
else git fails
Utils-->>CLI: raise ChangelogError("Cannot determine project root")
end
end
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participant Parser as _process_changelog_lines
participant Patterns as CATEGORY_PATTERNS
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CLI->>Parser: read changelog lines
Parser->>Patterns: categorize entries using compiled regex
Parser->>Parser: manage section state and flush on boundaries
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request improves CI workflows and updates project documentation with a focus on better error handling, code consistency, and enhanced testing coverage. The changes include refactoring SARIF file generation, improving environment variable handling, updating changelog generation scripts, reorganizing justfile commands, adding comprehensive topology documentation, and updating spell-check dictionaries.
- Enhanced CI reliability through improved SARIF creation and environment variable handling
- Refactored test scripts to use compiled regex patterns and improved error handling
- Added comprehensive topology integration design documentation
- Reorganized justfile with better command structure and help system
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Improved SARIF file generation with more robust block syntax |
.github/workflows/profiling-benchmarks.yml |
Enhanced environment variable quoting and benchmark command handling |
scripts/tests/test_enhance_commits.py |
Refactored to use compiled regex patterns and improved test structure |
scripts/tests/test_changelog_utils.py |
Enhanced test coverage for git repository fallback scenarios |
scripts/enhance_commits.py |
Major refactoring with type hints, compiled patterns, and better function organization |
scripts/changelog_utils.py |
Improved error handling, git repository detection, and color output formatting |
justfile |
Complete reorganization with better command structure and comprehensive help system |
docs/topology.md |
New comprehensive design document for topology integration |
cspell.json |
Updated spell-check dictionary with alphabetical organization |
REFERENCES.md |
Added new academic references for computational geometry |
CHANGELOG.md |
Updated with new changelog entries |
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| # Precompiled regex patterns for performance | ||
| COMMIT_BULLET_RE = re.compile(r"^\s*[-*]\s*\*\*") | ||
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The regex pattern has been simplified from checking bold formatting to just bullet format. This is a significant behavior change that should be well-documented, as it affects how commit entries are parsed.
| COMMIT_BULLET_RE = re.compile(r"^\s*[-*]\s+") | |
| COMMIT_BULLET_RE = re.compile(r"^\s*[-*]\s+(?:\*\*.*?\*\*\s*)?") |
| # Add blank line after each entry except the last one in the section | ||
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[nitpick] This logic adds blank lines between entries within sections. Consider extracting this formatting logic into a separate function to improve readability and make the spacing behavior more explicit.
| fallback = "https://github.com/acgetchell/delaunay" # Delaunay-specific fallback | ||
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[nitpick] The hardcoded fallback URL makes this utility specific to the Delaunay project. Consider making this configurable or removing the fallback to make the utility more generic.
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| quality: fmt clippy doc-check python-lint shell-lint markdown-lint spell-check validate-json validate-toml action-lint |
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[nitpick] The quality recipe has a very long dependency list. Consider grouping related checks into intermediate recipes (e.g., 'lint-code', 'lint-docs') to improve readability and maintainability.
| quality: fmt clippy doc-check python-lint shell-lint markdown-lint spell-check validate-json validate-toml action-lint | |
| lint-code: fmt clippy python-lint shell-lint | |
| lint-docs: doc-check markdown-lint spell-check | |
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docs/topology.md (3)
215-228: Unify Euler characteristic semantics (solid vs boundary) — current doc is inconsistent
- calculate_3d uses χ = V − E + F − C (solid), so a single tetrahedron yields 1.
- PlanarTopology.expected_euler_characteristic returns 2 for D=3 (boundary), and the test asserts 2.
- Choose one: either compute solid χ (recommended here) or boundary χ everywhere. Below patches align to solid χ=1 for convex D-polytopes.
Apply these edits:
@@ impl<T, U, V, const D: usize> TopologicalSpace<T, U, V, D> for PlanarTopology @@ - fn expected_euler_characteristic(&self) -> i64 { - match D { - 2 => 1, // Planar graph with outer face: χ = 2 - 1 = 1 - 3 => 2, // 3D convex polytope: χ = 2 (by Euler's polyhedron formula) - 4 => 0, // 4D convex polytope: χ = 2 - 2 = 0 - _ => self.calculate_expected_for_dimension(D), - } - } + fn expected_euler_characteristic(&self) -> i64 { + // For solid, contractible D-dimensional triangulations (balls): χ = 1 for all D ≥ 1 + 1 + }@@ - #[test] - fn test_3d_tetrahedron_euler_characteristic() { - // Single tetrahedron: V=4, E=6, F=4, C=1 → χ = 4-6+4-1 = 1 - // Wait, this should be χ = 2 for a convex 3D polytope - // Let me recalculate: for boundary of tetrahedron χ = 2 + #[test] + fn test_3d_tetrahedron_euler_characteristic() { + // Single tetrahedron (solid): V=4, E=6, F=4, C=1 → χ = 4-6+4-1 = 1 @@ - assert_eq!(euler, 2); + assert_eq!(euler, 1); }Also applies to: 284-291, 622-637
332-336: Formula/comment mismatch; align with chosen χ semanticsComment says “This gives: 2D→1, 3D→2, 4D→1, 5D→2” but code computes 1 + (−1)^d (which yields even→2, odd→0). If adopting solid χ=1, simplify.
- /// Using the general formula for convex polytopes - fn calculate_expected_for_dimension(&self, d: usize) -> i64 { - // For convex d-polytopes: χ = 1 + (-1)^d - // This gives: 2D→1, 3D→2, 4D→1, 5D→2, etc. - 1 + if d % 2 == 0 { -1 } else { 1 } - } + /// Using the general property of convex D-dimensional solids (contractible) + fn calculate_expected_for_dimension(&self, _d: usize) -> i64 { + // For convex solids: χ = 1 in all dimensions + 1 + }
109-135: TopologyError not in scope in trait snippetvalidate_topology returns TopologyError, but it isn’t imported in this file snippet.
Add an explicit import to make the snippet compile standalone:
use crate::core::{triangulation_data_structure::Tds, traits::DataType}; use crate::geometry::traits::coordinate::CoordinateScalar; +use super::TopologyError;scripts/tests/test_enhance_commits.py (1)
52-56: Prefer isinstance(pattern, re.Pattern) over hasattr checksCleaner and stricter type check for compiled regex.
+import re @@ - # Verify patterns are compiled regex objects - for pattern in patterns[category]: - assert hasattr(pattern, "search") # Check it's a compiled regex - assert hasattr(pattern, "pattern") # Has pattern attribute + # Verify patterns are compiled regex objects + for pattern in patterns[category]: + assert isinstance(pattern, re.Pattern)scripts/tests/test_changelog_utils.py (1)
209-216: Good expansion of failure-path coveragePatching _run_git_command alongside find_changelog_path validates the combined failure scenario. Consider autospec for tighter patching.
-@patch("changelog_utils._run_git_command") +@patch("changelog_utils._run_git_command", autospec=True)scripts/changelog_utils.py (5)
34-38: Make ANSI colors conditional (TTY/NO_COLOR).Great centralization. Consider disabling colors when not a TTY or when NO_COLOR is set; enable on Windows via colorama if needed.
Example:
+# Honor NO_COLOR and TTY +USE_COLOR = sys.stdout.isatty() and os.environ.get("NO_COLOR") is None -COLOR_GREEN = "\033[0;32m" -COLOR_BLUE = "\033[0;34m" -COLOR_YELLOW = "\033[1;33m" -COLOR_RESET = "\033[0m" +COLOR_GREEN = "\033[0;32m" if USE_COLOR else "" +COLOR_BLUE = "\033[0;34m" if USE_COLOR else "" +COLOR_YELLOW = "\033[1;33m" if USE_COLOR else "" +COLOR_RESET = "\033[0m" if USE_COLOR else ""
298-312: Project root fallback: prefer wrapper and env hint.Logic is fine. Two tweaks:
- Use your run_git wrapper for consistency/structured errors.
- If git root unavailable, try $GITHUB_WORKSPACE or $GITHUB_REPOSITORY before failing.
Example:
- try: - result = _run_git_command(["rev-parse", "--show-toplevel"]) - git_root = Path(result.stdout.strip()) + try: + stdout, code = ChangelogUtils.run_git_command(["rev-parse", "--show-toplevel"], check=False) + git_root = Path(stdout.strip()) if code == 0 else None if git_root.exists(): return str(git_root) - msg = "Git root directory does not exist" + # CI hint + if os.getenv("GITHUB_WORKSPACE"): + return os.getenv("GITHUB_WORKSPACE") + msg = "Git root directory does not exist" raise ChangelogError(msg)
458-461: Hoist trailer regex to module scope.Avoid recompiling on each call; precompile once.
+TRAILER_RE = re.compile( + r"^\s*(Co-authored-by|Signed-off-by|Change-Id|Reviewed-on|Reviewed-by|Refs|See-Also):", + re.I, +) ... - trailer_re = re.compile( - r"^\s*(Co-authored-by|Signed-off-by|Change-Id|Reviewed-on|Reviewed-by|Refs|See-Also):", - re.I, - ) for line in lines[1:]: - if trailer_re.match(line): + if TRAILER_RE.match(line): continue
730-739: Stdout/stderr consistency for existing-tag warning/instructions.All warning lines go to stderr except the delete command. Keep them together on stderr.
- print(f" git tag -d {tag_version}", file=sys.stderr) - raise ChangelogError(f"Tag '{tag_version}' already exists") - print(f"{COLOR_BLUE}Deleting existing tag '{tag_version}'...{COLOR_RESET}") + print(f" git tag -d {tag_version}", file=sys.stderr) + raise ChangelogError(f"Tag '{tag_version}' already exists") + print(f"{COLOR_BLUE}Deleting existing tag '{tag_version}'...{COLOR_RESET}")Note: only the first print needed file=sys.stderr; “Deleting…” can remain stdout.
1038-1048: Use GITHUB_REPOSITORY for fallback repo URL.Prefer env-provided slug in CI before a hardcoded repo.
- except GitRepoError: - fallback = "https://github.com/acgetchell/delaunay" # Delaunay-specific fallback + except GitRepoError: + repo_slug = os.getenv("GITHUB_REPOSITORY") + fallback = f"https://github.com/{repo_slug}" if repo_slug else "https://github.com/acgetchell/delaunay" print( f"Warning: Could not detect repository URL, using fallback: {fallback}", file=sys.stderr, ) return fallbackscripts/enhance_commits.py (3)
29-177: Pattern set refactor looks solid; consider grouping and comments for ambiguity.Good structure and precompilation. Consider brief comments or tests for ambiguous phrases (e.g., “enable/disable support” vs “remove support”) to avoid misclassification.
194-213: Deterministic category precedence is good; expose the order for tests.You hard-code order inside the function. Consider a module-level CATEGORY_ORDER to use here and in tests for clarity.
+CATEGORY_ORDER = ["added", "removed", "fixed", "changed", "deprecated", "security"] ... - return next( + return next( ( category - for category in [ - "added", - "removed", - "fixed", - "changed", - "deprecated", - "security", - ] + for category in CATEGORY_ORDER if any(pattern.search(title_text) for pattern in patterns.get(category, [])) ), "changed", )
454-487: Robust I/O with clear errors — LGTM.Good stderr usage and exit codes. Consider printing a one-line success message on completion for parity with other scripts (optional).
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17-29: Importing CATEGORY_PATTERNS looks correctTests now align with the new exported constant. No issues.
803-808: Loosening COMMIT_BULLET_RE to allow non-bold bullets is reasonableMatches real-world bullets without bold formatting; downstream parsing handles titles separately. Looks good.
635-642: Parenthesized multi-context with requires Python 3.10+The syntax with (ctx1, ctx2, ...) is Python 3.10+. Ensure CI/runtime is ≥3.10 or refactor to nested with or ExitStack.
If 3.9 support is needed, refactor:
- Use nested with blocks, or
- Use contextlib.ExitStack() to enter multiple contexts.
903-905: zip(..., strict=False) requires Python 3.10+Confirm supported Python version. For 3.9 compatibility, drop strict or guard via sys.version_info.
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179-192: Title extraction fallback is reasonable; add link/title edge-case test.Lowercasing + bold extraction then regex fallback looks fine. Add a test for entries lacking bold and containing both PR and SHA to ensure correct title pick.
318-341: Header processing preserves MPRs and flushes pending entries — nice.Flow correctly flushes categorized entries before “Merged Pull Requests.” Ensure tests cover transitions: Changes → MPRs → other section, and no duplicate blank lines around headers.
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156-166: SemVer regex enforces ‘v’ prefix; verify all tag/release commands emit v-prefixed versions. Check CI pipelines, GitHub Actions, and custom scripts (e.g.,git tag,gh release create) for non-v tags.
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| 4 => Self::calculate_4d(tds), | ||
| _ => Self::calculate_generic(tds), | ||
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calculate_4d referenced but not defined
Match arm calls Self::calculate_4d(tds) but no such function exists in the snippet.
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- Remove the citations block or replace with a repository-relative path.
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275-280: Flush categorized entries before leaving Changes/Fixed sections
When a new section header (e.g. “### Deprecated”) appears immediately after collecting entries in the “Changes”/“Fixed Issues” sections,_handle_section_header_processingjust updatessection_stateand skips output. Because we only flushcategorize_entries_listinside_handle_section_header_processingfor the “merged_prs” case (and otherwise rely on_handle_release_end), the newly encountered header lands in the output without the pending entries ever being written. Please flush (and clear)categorize_entries_listfor every recognized header transition that exits the Changes/Fixed buckets before updatingsection_state, so categorized sections don’t silently disappear.
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| 2 => 1, // Planar graph with outer face: χ = 2 - 1 = 1 | ||
| 3 => 2, // 3D convex polytope: χ = 2 (by Euler's polyhedron formula) | ||
| 4 => 0, // 4D convex polytope: χ = 2 - 2 = 0 | ||
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| impl PlanarTopology { | ||
| /// Calculate expected Euler characteristic for arbitrary dimension | ||
| /// Using the general formula for convex polytopes | ||
| fn calculate_expected_for_dimension(&self, d: usize) -> i64 { | ||
| // For convex d-polytopes: χ = 1 + (-1)^d | ||
| // This gives: 2D→1, 3D→2, 4D→1, 5D→2, etc. | ||
| 1 + if d % 2 == 0 { -1 } else { 1 } | ||
| } |
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Correct the Euler characteristic references
Two problems here will mislead the implementation:
- Line 287 asserts χ = 2 for a 3D convex polytope, but a tetrahedron (and any convex 3-ball) has χ = 1. Using 2 will make the validation reject every valid 3D triangulation.
- Lines 333‑335 claim the helper yields “4D→1”, yet the code
1 + if d % 2 == 0 { -1 } else { 1 }returns 0 whendis even (including 4), so the narrative contradicts the formula.
Please correct the stated invariants and align the explanatory text with the actual formula before these specs guide any code.
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In docs/topology.md around lines 286–336, the Euler characteristic references
are inconsistent and incorrect: change the 3D case comment/value to χ = 1 (a
convex 3‑ball/tetrahedron has χ=1), and replace the misleading formula and
explanatory text in calculate_expected_for_dimension so it and the examples are
consistent with the correct invariant for convex d‑polytopes (which is χ = 1 for
the solid d‑ball) — update the mapping comments (2→1, 3→1, 4→1, etc.) and the
helper’s documentation to state it returns 1 for any d (or alternatively make
the code/commentry consistent if you intend a different mathematical
convention), ensuring comments and implementation match exactly.
Enhances the robustness of several utility scripts by ensuring they gracefully handle cases where no files are found. This prevents errors and improves the overall user experience. Updates tooling to explicitly track file renames in spell check, ensuring proper file handling. Refs: update/utilities-and-roadmap
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22-22: Pattern simplification already noted.The regex pattern simplification was already flagged in previous reviews as a significant behavior change.
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191-192: Consider grouping related checks into intermediate recipes.The
qualityrecipe has a long dependency list. Grouping related checks (e.g.,lint-code: fmt clippy doc-check,lint-docs: markdown-lint spell-check,lint-config: validate-json validate-toml action-lint) would improve readability and make it easier to run subsets of checks during development.
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29-177: Consider externalizing pattern definitions.The inline pattern dictionary spans 150+ lines and could become difficult to maintain as categories grow. Moving patterns to a JSON/YAML configuration file would improve readability and make additions/modifications easier without touching the code.
Example structure in
category_patterns.json:{ "added": [ "\\badd\\b(?!itional)", "\\badds\\b", ... ], ... }Then load and compile at module initialization:
import json def _load_patterns() -> dict[str, list[Pattern[str]]]: """Load and compile category patterns from config file.""" config_path = SCRIPT_DIR / "category_patterns.json" with config_path.open() as f: pattern_strings = json.load(f) return { category: [re.compile(pattern) for pattern in patterns] for category, patterns in pattern_strings.items() } CATEGORY_PATTERNS = _load_patterns()
229-234: Blank line logic is clear as-is.While the previous review suggested extracting the blank line formatting logic, the current implementation is straightforward and localized within
_add_section_with_entries. The inline comments clearly document the spacing behavior.Extraction would only be beneficial if this formatting logic needs to be reused elsewhere or becomes more complex.
472-492: Improved error handling.The enhanced error handling with explicit file existence checks and clear error messages is a solid improvement. The use of
Pathobjects and proper encoding specification follows best practices.Optionally, you could catch more specific exceptions for better error diagnosis:
- except OSError as error: - print(f"Error: {error}", file=sys.stderr) - sys.exit(1) + except FileNotFoundError: + print(f"Error: Input file '{input_file}' not found", file=sys.stderr) + sys.exit(1) + except PermissionError as error: + print(f"Error: Permission denied - {error}", file=sys.stderr) + sys.exit(1) + except OSError as error: + print(f"Error: {error}", file=sys.stderr) + sys.exit(1)
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10-12: LGTM!Modern type hints improve static analysis and code clarity.
318-396: LGTM!The extraction of section processing logic into dedicated helper functions improves modularity and testability. The functions have clear responsibilities and the parameter passing is well-designed.
justfile (6)
7-18: LGTM! macOS portability issue resolved.The recipe correctly avoids the GNU-only
xargs -rflag by explicitly checking the file array length before invokingxargs -0. This pattern is now portable across macOS/BSD and GNU systems.
131-142: LGTM!Same portable pattern as
action-lint: NUL-delimited file handling without the problematicxargs -rflag.
217-230: LGTM!Portable file handling, and the note on Line 230 correctly explains why justfiles are excluded from shellcheck.
233-254: LGTM! Major improvement over previous implementation.The recipe now correctly handles filenames with spaces and renames by:
- Using
git status --porcelain -zfor NUL-delimited output- Parsing with a regex instead of brittle
awkfield splitting- Extracting new filenames from rename entries
This addresses the major correctness gap flagged in previous reviews. The only edge case is filenames containing the literal string
->, which would confuse the rename detection, but such filenames are rare enough that this is an acceptable tradeoff.
277-288: LGTM!Portable file handling and
jq emptyis a clean approach for JSON validation.
290-301: LGTM!Portable file handling and
tomllibvalidation is appropriate. Theopen()call without explicit closing is fine here since each validation runs in a separate Python process that exits immediately.
Migrates from `cargo alias` commands to `just` for improved workflow management and consistency across development tasks. Updates documentation and examples to use `just` commands, simplifying common operations and enhancing the developer experience. Removes the `.cargo/config.toml` alias definitions. Refs: update/utilities-and-roadmap
Increases the performance regression threshold from 5% to 7.5% to account for increased variability observed in the CI environment. This reduces false positive regression alerts. Refs: update/utilities-and-roadmap
Replaces the fxhash hashing algorithm with rustc-hash. rustc-hash provides improved performance characteristics for the delaunay triangulation algorithm, leading to faster overall execution. Refs: #100
* Changed: Replaces fxhash with rustc-hash for performance Replaces the `fxhash` crate with `rustc-hash` for improved performance in hash-based collections. This change enhances the speed of internal data structures by utilizing a faster hashing algorithm. Adds detailed logging for performance comparisons to better understand benchmark results and potential regressions. * Changed: Replaces fxhash with rustc-hash for performance Replaces the fxhash hashing algorithm with rustc-hash. rustc-hash provides improved performance characteristics for the delaunay triangulation algorithm, leading to faster overall execution. Refs: #100
This pull request includes improvements to CI workflows and updates to the changelog, focusing on better error handling, code consistency, and enhanced documentation. The most significant changes are grouped below.
CI Workflow Improvements:
.github/workflows/codacy.ymlto use a more robust block for generating empty SARIF files, improving workflow reliability..github/workflows/profiling-benchmarks.ymlfor consistency and correctness, including quoting$GITHUB_ENVand refining benchmark commands. [1] [2]Changelog and Documentation Updates:
CHANGELOG.md. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27]Code Consistency and Maintenance:
These changes help ensure that CI runs more reliably, documentation is up-to-date, and the codebase remains consistent and maintainable.