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  • check
  • get_data
  • o_get_data

Summary by Sourcery

Introduce transaction support across database utility functions, streamline output parameter handling, and update project metadata and CHANGELOG formatting.

Enhancements:

  • Add optional transaction parameter to check, get_data, o_get_data, and get_output_params functions for stored procedure execution.
  • Refactor check to call _execute_sp directly with an embedded flag OutParam and streamline output handling.
  • Reorganize and consolidate get_output_params logic to accept transactions and simplify output retrieval.

Documentation:

  • Update project URLs in about.py and module docstring to new GitHub organization.

Chores:

  • Standardize CHANGELOG headings by removing leading ‘v’ prefixes.

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- check
- get_data
- o_get_data
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This PR refactors key database helper functions in db.py to support optional transactions, simplifies the stored‐procedure flag check and output-parameter retrieval logic, and updates project URLs and changelog version formatting.

Sequence diagram for refactored check function interaction with transaction support

sequenceDiagram
    actor Caller
    Caller->>db_module: check(sp, db, transaction, params)
    activate db_module
    db_module->>_execute_sp: _execute_sp(sp, db, transaction, params, out_params=["flag"], get_out_params=True)
    activate _execute_sp
    _execute_sp-->>db_module: {"output_params": {"flag": value}}
    deactivate _execute_sp
    db_module-->>Caller: flag_value
    deactivate db_module
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Sequence diagram for get_data function showing new transaction support pattern

sequenceDiagram
    actor Caller
    Caller->>db_module: get_data(sp, db, transaction, params)
    activate db_module
    db_module->>_execute_sp: _execute_sp(sp, db, transaction, params, get_result_set=True)
    activate _execute_sp
    _execute_sp-->>db_module: {"result_set": dataset}
    deactivate _execute_sp
    db_module-->>Caller: dataset
    deactivate db_module
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Class diagram for updated function signatures in the db module

classDiagram
  class db_module {
    +check(stored_procedure: AnyStr, database: AnyStr, transaction: Optional~AnyStr~, params: Optional~List~InParam~~) : Optional~bool~
    +get_data(stored_procedure: AnyStr, database: AnyStr, transaction: Optional~AnyStr~, params: Optional~List~InParam~~) : BasicDataset
    +o_get_data(stored_procedure: AnyStr, out_params: List~OutParam~, database: AnyStr, transaction: Optional~AnyStr~, in_params: Optional~List~InParam~~) : Tuple~BasicDataset, DictIntStringAny~
    +get_output_params(stored_procedure: AnyStr, output: List~OutParam~, database: AnyStr, transaction: Optional~AnyStr~, params: Optional~List~InParam~~) : DictIntStringAny
  }
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Add optional transaction support to stored procedure wrapper functions
  • Extended function signatures to include transaction parameter
  • Propagated transaction argument into _execute_sp calls
src/incendium/db.py
Refactor check and get_output_params implementations
  • Removed old get_output_params invocation inside check
  • Inlined _execute_sp call in check with fixed OutParam
  • Reintroduced get_output_params as standalone function
src/incendium/db.py
Update project metadata and changelog formatting
  • Standardized version headings in CHANGELOG.md by removing leading 'v'
  • Updated repository URLs in about.py and init.py
CHANGELOG.md
src/incendium/__about__.py
src/incendium/__init__.py

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Hey @cesarcoatl - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

  • Replace usage of iterkeys() in check() with standard dict membership (e.g., if 'flag' in result['output_params']) for Python 3 compatibility.
  • Consider having check() call get_output_params() internally instead of duplicating the _execute_sp invocation to reduce code duplication and keep output-param handling consistent.
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stored_procedure, output=[output], database=database, params=params
return (
result["output_params"]["flag"]
if "flag" in result["output_params"].iterkeys()
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issue: Avoid using iterkeys(), use direct membership or keys()

In Python 3, use '"flag" in result["output_params"]' or 'result["output_params"].keys()' for compatibility and clarity.

@cesarcoatl cesarcoatl merged commit 950af43 into main Jun 10, 2025
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@cesarcoatl cesarcoatl deleted the refactor/db/transaction branch June 10, 2025 06:44
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