feat(rs/core/corpora_cli/commands/workon): file revisions via rust CLI -> API

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PR Type

enhancement

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Description

• Enhanced the workon command to handle file paths and display the current working directory.
• Implemented a REPL loop for user interaction, allowing users to input revision instructions.
• Integrated with the corpora_client API to generate file revisions based on user input.
• Added functionality to confirm and write the generated revisions back to the file.

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workon.rs Implement `workon` command with file revision and REPL loop rs/core/corpora_cli/src/commands/workon.rs Added functionality to handle file paths and display current working directory. Implemented a REPL loop for user interaction and file revision generation. Integrated with corpora_client API to generate file revisions. Added user confirmation for writing revisions back to the file. +136/-4

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⚡ Recommended focus areas for review Error Handling The code uses unwrap for error handling in several places, which can cause the program to panic if an error occurs. Consider using more robust error handling methods, such as expect with meaningful messages or proper error propagation. File Handling When creating or writing to files, the code uses expect with generic messages. Consider providing more informative error messages to help diagnose issues if file operations fail. User Input Handling The REPL loop does not provide a way to exit gracefully. Consider adding a command or keyword that allows users to exit the loop without needing to terminate the program forcefully.

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Category	Suggestion	Score
Possible bug	Add error handling for retrieving the current working directory to prevent panics Handle potential errors when calling current_dir() to avoid panics if the current directory cannot be determined. rs/core/corpora_cli/src/commands/workon.rs [20] -let cwd = std::env::current_dir().unwrap(); +let cwd = match std::env::current_dir() { + Ok(dir) => dir, + Err(err) => { + ctx.error(&format!("Failed to get current directory: {:?}", err)); + return; + } +}; Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: This suggestion addresses a potential runtime panic by adding error handling for the current_dir() function, which is crucial for robustness. If the current directory cannot be determined, the program will not panic but will instead log an error and exit gracefully.	9
	Implement error handling for the strip_prefix method to avoid panics Add error handling for strip_prefix to manage cases where the prefix cannot be stripped, preventing potential panics. rs/core/corpora_cli/src/commands/workon.rs [28-30] -let relative_path = absolute_path - .strip_prefix(&ctx.corpora_config.root_path) - .unwrap(); +let relative_path = match absolute_path.strip_prefix(&ctx.corpora_config.root_path) { + Ok(path) => path, + Err(err) => { + ctx.error(&format!("Failed to strip prefix: {:?}", err)); + return; + } +}; Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: This suggestion adds error handling for the strip_prefix method, preventing potential panics if the prefix cannot be stripped. This is important for ensuring the program can handle unexpected directory structures gracefully.	9
	Add error handling for file creation to prevent panics Handle potential errors when creating a file to avoid panics if the file cannot be created. rs/core/corpora_cli/src/commands/workon.rs [46] -File::create(&path).expect("Failed to create file"); +if let Err(err) = File::create(&path) { + ctx.error(&format!("Failed to create file: {:?}", err)); + return; +} Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: The suggestion improves robustness by handling errors during file creation, preventing the program from panicking if the file cannot be created. This is critical for ensuring the program can handle filesystem issues gracefully.	9