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@Tochiaha Tochiaha commented Jul 7, 2025

update rich-click from 1.7 to 1.8 or greater.

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    • Updated the minimum required version of the rich-click dependency to 1.8 or higher.
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    • Improved how command-line help output is formatted and displayed, ensuring compatibility with the updated rich-click library.

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The changes update the rich-click dependency version constraint in the project configuration and refactor code to use new import paths and instantiation patterns for RichHelpConfiguration and RichHelpFormatter from rich_click. Console handling is updated to utilize these classes instead of the previously used _get_rich_console function.

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File(s) Change Summary
pyproject.toml Updated rich-click dependency from < 1.7 to >= 1.8.
secator/cli_helper.py, secator/click.py Replaced _get_rich_console import and usage with RichHelpConfiguration and RichHelpFormatter classes; updated console handling and width retrieval.

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@Tochiaha Tochiaha force-pushed the update-rich-click branch from 8997dfc to 5b54dd3 Compare July 7, 2025 20:28
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Tochiaha commented Jul 7, 2025

#583

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@Tochiaha I've reviewed PR #709 which updates rich-click from 1.7 to 1.8+. Here's my analysis:

Good Changes

secator/cli_helper.py and secator/click.py: The imports and usage patterns have been properly updated to work with rich-click 1.8+:

  • Correct imports from rich_click.rich_help_configuration and rich_click.rich_help_formatter
  • Proper usage of RichHelpConfiguration.load_from_globals and RichHelpFormatter
  • Updated click option groups configuration

Critical Issue

pyproject.toml line 42: There's a syntax error in the dependency specification:

'rich-click => 1.8',

This should be:

'rich-click >= 1.8',

The => operator is not valid for Python dependency specifications. It should be >= to specify "version 1.8 or greater".

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The code changes properly implement compatibility with rich-click 1.8+, but the dependency specification syntax error in pyproject.toml will prevent the package from being installed correctly. Please fix the => to >= and this PR will be ready to merge.

The changes align well with issue #583 and properly modernize the rich-click usage throughout the codebase.

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secator/cli_helper.py (1)

301-302: Consider reusing the console instance for efficiency.

The code creates a new RichHelpFormatter instance inline for a single print statement. Consider reusing the console variable created earlier in the function for consistency and efficiency.

Apply this diff to reuse the existing console instance:

-					RichHelpFormatter(RichHelpConfiguration.load_from_globals).print(
-                            '[bold red]Missing `redis` addon: please run `secator install addons redis`[/].')
+					console.print(
+                            '[bold red]Missing `redis` addon: please run `secator install addons redis`[/].')
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secator/click.py (3)

4-5: LGTM: New imports for rich-click 1.8+ API.

The imports correctly update to use the new rich-click API structure introduced in version 1.8.


35-35: LGTM: Correct API migration for console width access.

The code correctly migrates from _get_rich_console().width to the new RichHelpFormatter(RichHelpConfiguration.load_from_globals).width pattern.


66-66: LGTM: Consistent API migration pattern.

The same correct API migration pattern is applied consistently throughout the class.

secator/cli_helper.py (2)

11-12: LGTM: New imports for rich-click 1.8+ API.

The imports correctly update to use the new rich-click API structure, consistent with the migration in secator/click.py.


199-199: LGTM: Correct API migration for console creation.

The console creation correctly migrates from _get_rich_console() to the new RichHelpFormatter(RichHelpConfiguration.load_from_globals) pattern.

@Tochiaha Tochiaha force-pushed the update-rich-click branch from ab95357 to ffd76ba Compare July 8, 2025 07:01
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