Releases · DavidVujic/python-polylith

07 Aug 07:52

a195509

feat(poly check): report unused bricks in projects

Adding a feature to the poly check command: report any unused bricks in projects.

In case a project includes a brick that is no longer needed, this new feature will report on it. Currently, it is only information and won't return with a fail exit code.

Usage, examples:

# poetry
poetry poly check --strict

# uv (or any of your favorite package & dependency management tool)
uv run poly check --strict

When there's a brick not used in a specific project, the output will be:

🔎 Is <the_brick> needed in <the_project>?

Implementation details in #360

Assets 2

05 Aug 09:49

DavidVujic

stable-76

ec73971

fix(poly check): dependency lookup performance improvements

Improving the performance of the poly check command.

Details in #359

Assets 2

02 Aug 14:45

DavidVujic

stable-75

7c4c4b8

fix(rewrite): add module name to alias for plain imports and when not already using alias

Fixing an issue with rewriting the top namespace for bricks, when the brick is imported as: import the_namespace

Details in #358

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27 Jul 15:18

DavidVujic

stable-74

8c80a94

fix: poly check improve performance for large repos

The poly check command performs AST parsing to find any missing bricks or third-party imports. A module that already have been parsed should be cached during the session. This is done since before, but the caching has moved up a layer to avoid re-running AST walking and import analysis for the same module.

Details in #356

This is a continuation of #355

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27 Jul 07:56

DavidVujic

stable-73

6a008bb

fix: poly check performance for large repos

The poly check command performs AST parsing to find any missing bricks or third-party imports. A module that already have been parsed should be cached during the session. This is done since before, but with the default max size of lru_cache. For large Polylith workspaces, the cache need to be bigger.

Details in #355

Assets 2