- Improved logging within the applyGitFallback function to provide clearer insights during the commit and cherry-pick processes.
- Streamlined error handling to ensure more informative console outputs when operations fail.
- Maintained consistent formatting and indentation for better readability and maintainability of the code.
- Ensured temporary directory cleanup is handled correctly in all scenarios, preventing potential resource leaks.
- Cleaned up formatting in the parseUnifiedDiff method to ensure consistent indentation and spacing.
- Updated documentation to clarify format requirements for generating unified diffs.
- Added error handling for cases where no hunks are found in the provided diff, improving robustness.
- Enhanced overall readability of the code by standardizing comments and structure.
- Refactored the parseUnifiedDiff method to streamline the processing of diff lines and improve context line management.
- Added handling for empty context lines to ensure accurate representation in hunks.
- Updated the tool description to clarify requirements for generating unified diffs, emphasizing the importance of preserving indentation and grouping related changes.
- Improved overall readability and consistency of the code by standardizing formatting and indentation practices.
- Introduced adaptive confidence thresholds based on file size to improve search accuracy.
- Implemented overlapping window functionality in search strategies to capture matches more effectively.
- Added helper functions for evaluating content uniqueness and creating overlapping windows.
- Enhanced existing search functions (exact, similarity, and Levenshtein) to utilize new strategies for better match validation.
- Improved logging for search results to facilitate debugging and analysis of search performance.
- Updated the minimum confidence level from 0.95 to 0.97 to enhance the accuracy of search results.
- Adjusted confidence calculation in the findLevenshteinMatch function to ensure more reliable matching.
- Introduced a new Git fallback strategy for handling edits when confidence levels are low.
- Replaced the previous Git edit strategy with a more robust approach that utilizes temporary directories and commits for original, search, and replace states.
- Enhanced error handling and logging for better debugging during the edit process.
- Updated the main edit function to incorporate the Git fallback strategy, ensuring it is attempted when other strategies fail.
- Improved overall structure and readability of the applyGitFallback function, streamlining the process of applying changes using Git.
- Improved the applyContextMatching function to better track context lines and handle changes more accurately.
- Updated the applyEdit function to enforce a stricter confidence check, now requiring a confidence level of 1 for successful edits.
- Refined the processing logic for addition and removal changes, ensuring more reliable diff application.
- Enhanced debugging capabilities with clearer logging and validation checks for edit results.
- Enhanced the applyContextMatching and applyDMP functions to improve handling of context and edit changes.
- Updated confidence validation logic to ensure stricter checks, now requiring a minimum confidence of 1 for successful edits.
- Refined the way changes are processed, including better tracking of removal and addition changes.
- Improved the validation of edit results by incorporating strategy-specific checks and logging for better debugging.
- Adjusted the applyEdit function to ensure strategies are applied in a more robust manner, with clearer handling of debug mode.
- Introduced a new unified diff strategy with support for context matching, DMP, and Git-based edits.
- Implemented helper functions for parsing unified diffs and evaluating similarity.
- Added types for changes, hunks, and diffs to enhance type safety.
- Created a main edit function that applies strategies sequentially based on confidence levels.
- Included detailed descriptions and usage examples for the new strategy.
