1+ import json
2+ import os
3+
4+ def analyze_breakpoints (repo_url : str , issue_number : int ) -> dict :
5+ try :
6+ # Clone the repository if it's not already cloned
7+ repo_dir = f"repo_{ issue_number } "
8+ if not os .path .exists (repo_dir ):
9+ os .system (f"git clone { repo_url } { repo_dir } " )
10+
11+ # Analyze the repository for breakpoint issues
12+ analysis_results = {}
13+ for root , dirs , files in os .walk (repo_dir ):
14+ for file in files :
15+ if file .endswith ('.ts' ) or file .endswith ('.js' ): # TypeScript or JavaScript files
16+ file_path = os .path .join (root , file )
17+ with open (file_path , 'r' , encoding = 'utf-8' ) as f :
18+ content = f .read ()
19+ # Placeholder for actual analysis logic
20+ # This should parse the content and check for breakpoints
21+ # For demonstration, we'll just count the number of lines
22+ line_count = content .count ('\n ' )
23+ analysis_results [file_path ] = {'line_count' : line_count }
24+
25+ return analysis_results
26+ except Exception as e :
27+ raise RuntimeError (f"Failed to analyze repository: { e } " )
28+
29+ # Test cases
30+ def test_analyze_breakpoints ():
31+ # Test with a dummy GitHub repository URL
32+ test_repo_url = "https://github.com/yourusername/yourtestrepo.git"
33+ test_issue_number = 12345
34+ results = analyze_breakpoints (test_repo_url , test_issue_number )
35+ assert isinstance (results , dict ), "Results should be a dictionary"
36+ assert 'repo_{test_issue_number}' .endswith (f"/repo_{ test_issue_number } " ), "Repository should be cloned correctly"
37+ for file_path , file_info in results .items ():
38+ assert isinstance (file_info , dict ), "File info should be a dictionary"
39+ assert 'line_count' in file_info , "File info should contain line count"
40+ assert isinstance (file_info ['line_count' ], int ), "Line count should be an integer"
41+
42+ # Run test cases
43+ test_analyze_breakpoints ()
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