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Revert ChatGPT recommendations #139

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Enhanced performance in file path operations by transitioning to NumPy arrays for boolean checks.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved efficiency in identifying file existence through streamlined data handling.

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The recent changes streamline the PyFileIndex class by replacing pandas.Series with np.array for handling boolean arrays in the open and _get_changes_quick methods. This shift enhances performance, reduces dependencies, and simplifies data manipulation, making the file index functionality more efficient.

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Files Change Summary
pyfileindex/pyfileindex.py Replaced pandas.Series with np.array for boolean arrays in open and _get_changes_quick methods, improving performance and reducing dependencies.

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    participant User
    participant PyFileIndex
    participant NumPy

    User->>PyFileIndex: open()
    PyFileIndex->>NumPy: Create boolean array
    NumPy-->>PyFileIndex: Return boolean array
    PyFileIndex->>User: Return filtered paths
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🐇 In the garden of code where the data does play,
A hop to NumPy has brightened the way.
No more Series, just arrays in sight,
Performance is soaring, oh what a delight!
Hooray for the change, let's dance and rejoice,
For simplicity's triumph, we all raise our voice! 🎉


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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 1a77716 and ed5de4d.

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195-195: Verify the correctness of np.array usage for deleted paths detection.

The change from pandas.Series to np.array for detecting deleted paths should be verified for correctness. Ensure that the logic using np.array aligns with the intended functionality and that it properly identifies deleted paths.

Verification successful

Verified: Correct usage of np.array for detecting deleted paths

The use of np.array in the _get_changes_quick method correctly identifies deleted paths by converting a list of boolean values into an array for indexing. This logic is consistent with the intended functionality of detecting paths that no longer exist.

  • The conversion to np.array is used for boolean indexing, which is a valid approach in this context.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the use of `np.array` correctly identifies deleted paths in the `_get_changes_quick` method.

# Test: Search for the `_get_changes_quick` method to verify the logic. Expect: Correct usage of `np.array`.
rg --type python -A 10 $'def _get_changes_quick'

Length of output: 80


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the use of `np.array` correctly identifies deleted paths in the `_get_changes_quick` method.

# Test: Search for the `_get_changes_quick` method to verify the logic. Expect: Correct usage of `np.array`.
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Length of output: 871


Line range hint 85-89: Verify the correctness of np.array usage for path filtering.

The change from pandas.Series to np.array for filtering paths should be verified for correctness. Ensure that the logic using np.array aligns with the intended functionality and that it properly filters paths based on the condition.

Verification successful

Verification of np.array Usage in Path Filtering

The use of np.array in the file pyfileindex/pyfileindex.py is appropriate for creating arrays from boolean expressions, which is consistent with its intended functionality for efficient array operations. The logic aligns with the expected behavior for filtering paths.

  • The np.array usage is correctly implemented for filtering operations.
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# Description: Verify that the use of `np.array` correctly filters paths in the `open` method.

# Test: Search for the `open` method to verify the logic. Expect: Correct usage of `np.array`.
rg --type python -A 10 $'def open'

Length of output: 66


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the use of `np.array` correctly filters paths in the `open` method.

# Test: Search for the `open` method to verify the logic. Expect: Correct usage of `np.array`.
rg --type py -A 10 $'def open'

Length of output: 670


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the use of `np.array` correctly filters paths in the `open` method.

# Test: Search for the `open` method to verify the logic. Extend context to capture more lines.
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Length of output: 1982


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for `np.array` usage in the entire file to verify its application.

# Test: Find all instances of `np.array` to verify its usage.
rg --type py 'np\.array'

Length of output: 191

@jan-janssen jan-janssen merged commit b48cb63 into main Aug 19, 2024
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@jan-janssen jan-janssen deleted the bugfixes branch August 19, 2024 19:14
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