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feat: auto-generate ruleset cache on source change #2133
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Please add bug fixes, new features, breaking changes and anything else you think is worthwhile mentioning to the master (unreleased)
section of CHANGELOG.md. If no CHANGELOG update is needed add the following to the PR description: [x] No CHANGELOG update needed
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Great first pass!
I don't love this logic living somewhat deep in the library code, since it depends on the environment of the program (capa). For example, another project that uses capa as a library may not want to have this behavior. Do you think it's possible to cleanly move the dev/git logic into capa.main
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CHANGELOG updated or no update needed, thanks! 😄
agree here to move this to capa.main or a utils file. |
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beyond splitting this up we'd prefer to call this from capa.main (and not deep in the library)
can we add the check if this is a dev environment there instead? (e.g. around get_rules)
Moving the dev environment checks to capa.main and importing them from capa.main would create circular dependencies when I tested it. |
I mean to call it from there not to implement them in main. |
This commits groups the computing cache identifier logic into a a single function: compute_cache_identifier. Initially, this the cache id computing was split into two functions compute_ruleset_cache_identifier and compute_cache_identifier.
This commits groups the computing cache identifier logic into a a single function: compute_cache_identifier. Initially, this the cache id computing was split into two functions compute_ruleset_cache_identifier and compute_cache_identifier.
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Should we also consider dist-packages
here?
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doesn't seem important but if you can demonstrate it's relevant this shouldn't be hard
Any concerns or blockers before merging this? |
ping @s-ff, @williballenthin, @mike-hunhoff |
Co-authored-by: Willi Ballenthin <wballenthin@google.com>
Closes #1898.
This is a proposal for the issue discussed in #1898.
Let's test out its feasibility and make sure it does not introduce an overhead.