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Update initial-setup.ps1 #64

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Enhancements:

  • Correct the string replacement in the initial-setup.ps1 script to accurately replace 'POC Template' with the provided POC name.

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What change is being made?

Update the initial-setup.ps1 script to replace the string "POC Template" with the $POCNameReadable variable in the README.md file setup process.

Why are these changes being made?

The change ensures consistency in naming conventions by correctly replacing "POC Template" instead of "POCTemplate" in the README.md file, helping to reflect the intended naming format throughout the project setup. This addresses a potential oversight where the string was not matching the expected format, improving the overall setup script accuracy.

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    • Enhanced project naming functionality with user-defined variables for improved customization.
    • Automatic renaming of project files and directories to reflect user-defined POC names.
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    • Removed initial setup scripts after successful project configuration.

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This PR updates the initial setup script to fix a string replacement pattern in the README.md file. The change modifies how the template project name is replaced during initialization.

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Modified string replacement pattern in setup script
  • Changed the search pattern from 'POCTemplate' to 'POC Template' in README.md file processing
  • Maintains existing replacement functionality for other configuration files
initial-setup.ps1

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The pull request modifies the initial-setup.ps1 script to enhance project naming through user-defined variables. Changes include updating the prompt for the POC name, replacing "POCTemplate" with user-defined variables across various files, renaming the solution file and project directories, and removing initial setup scripts. These adjustments ensure consistent terminology and adaptability to user input for project naming.

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Files Change Summary
initial-setup.ps1 Renamed and replaced "POCTemplate" with $POCName and $POCNameReadable. Updated README processing. Removed initial setup scripts.
README.md Updated to reflect the new terminology "POC Template".
.wakatime-project, _config.yml, *.cs, *.csproj, POCTemplate.sln Replaced "POCTemplate" with $POCName. Renamed solution file to match new POC name.
Main project and unit test files Renamed to incorporate the new POC name, changing extensions accordingly.
Directories for main project and unit tests Renamed to match the new POC name.

Possibly related PRs

  • Update install.ps1Β #20: The changes in install.ps1 involve similar modifications to variable prompts and the replacement of "POCTemplate" with user-defined variables, directly relating to the changes made in initial-setup.ps1.

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  • Updated the placeholder text "POC Template" to "$POCNameReadable"

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🐞Mistake πŸ€ͺTypo 🚨Security πŸš€Performance πŸ’ͺBest Practices πŸ“–Readability ❓Others
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Changes in the diff

  • πŸ› οΈ Changed the string replacement in README.md from "POCTemplate" to "POC Template" to ensure correct substitution with $POCNameReadable.

Identified Issues

ID Type Details Severity Confidence
1 πŸ’ͺBest Practices Consistent naming convention for placeholders in the script 🟑Low 🟑Low

Issue 1: Consistent naming convention for placeholders in the script

Explanation

In the script initial-setup.ps1, the placeholder "POCTemplate" was changed to "POC Template" in one instance. It is important to ensure that placeholder names are consistent throughout the script to avoid confusion and ensure that all instances are correctly replaced. This issue is located in the file initial-setup.ps1, line 11.

Suggested Code Fix

Ensure that all placeholder names follow a consistent naming convention. If "POC Template" is the intended placeholder, verify that all other instances in the script are updated accordingly.

# Ensure consistent placeholder usage
(Get-Content README.md) | ForEach-Object {$_ -replace "POC Template", $POCNameReadable} | Set-Content README.md
(Get-Content .wakatime-project) | ForEach-Object {$_ -replace "POC .NET Template", "$POCNameReadable"} | Set-Content .wakatime-project
(Get-Content _config.yml) | ForEach-Object {$_ -replace "POC Template", $POCNameReadable} | Set-Content _config.yml

Explanation of the Fix

The fix involves ensuring that the placeholder "POC Template" is used consistently across all relevant files. This avoids potential issues where some instances might not be replaced correctly due to inconsistent naming.

Missing Tests

Given that the change involves a string replacement in a script, the primary test would be to execute the script and verify that all instances of "POC Template" are correctly replaced with the value of $POCNameReadable. This can be done manually or through an automated script test that checks the content of the modified files after running the script.

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Potential issues, bugs, and flaws that can introduce unwanted behavior.

  1. Incorrect String Replacement:
    • File: initial-setup.ps1
    • Line: The modification switches the replacement string in the following line:
      (Get-Content README.md) | ForEach-Object {$_ -replace "POC Template", $POCNameReadable} | Set-Content README.md
    • Issue: The change from "POCTemplate" to "POC Template" might introduce unintended behavior if "POC Template" as a phrase does not correctly reflect the intended content. The original "POCTemplate" may have been accurate based on the context of the content needing replacement. Ensure that this change is intentional to avoid replacing incorrect occurrences.

Code suggestions and improvements for better exception handling, logic, standardization, and consistency.

  1. Use of Clearer Error Handling:

    • File: initial-setup.ps1
    • Suggestion: Implement try-catch blocks around your file operations. This will allow for better handling of errors, such as file not found or access denied.
      try {
          (Get-Content README.md) | ForEach-Object {$_ -replace "POC Template", $POCNameReadable} | Set-Content README.md
      } catch {
          Write-Error "Failed to update README.md: $_"
      }
  2. Consistency in Replacement Patterns:

    • File: initial-setup.ps1
    • Suggestion: For consistency, use the same approaches for string replacements across different files. Since you are replacing terms in multiple files, make sure that the terminology used (e.g., "POCNameReadable") is equally applied and validate that the intended replacements are functionally identical.
  3. Temp File Pattern for Safe Writes:

    • File: initial-setup.ps1
    • Suggestion: Instead of writing directly to the files, consider creating a temporary file for safe writing operations. This can help prevent data loss in case a write operation fails.
      $tempFile = "README_temp.md"
      (Get-Content README.md) | ForEach-Object {$_ -replace "POC Template", $POCNameReadable} | Set-Content $tempFile
      Move-Item -Force $tempFile README.md
  4. Parameterization for Dynamic Usage:

    • File: initial-setup.ps1
    • Suggestion: If $POCNameReadable is subject to change or can be utilized dynamically in different contexts, consider passing it as a parameter at the script level. This enhances flexibility and reusability.
      param (
          [string]$POCNameReadable
      )

These suggestions aim to enhance the code's reliability, maintainability, and clarity, ensuring it behaves as expected.

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