@@ -5,96 +5,33 @@ All notable changes to singularity-code-analysis will be documented in this file
55The format is based on [ Keep a Changelog] ( https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/ ) ,
66and this project adheres to [ Semantic Versioning] ( https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html ) .
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8- ## [ 0.2.0] - 2025-10-29 - Production Release
8+ ## [ Unreleased]
9+
10+ ### Changed
11+ - Moved development documentation to ` docs/development/ ` directory
12+ - Updated .gitignore to exclude test artifacts
13+
14+ ## [ 0.1.0] - 2024-11-09
915
1016### Added
11- - Complete production-grade Rust NIF engine for Singularity
12- - Support for 11 programming languages ( Python, JavaScript, C++, Rust, Elixir, Erlang, Gleam, Lua, Kotlin, Java, TypeScript)
17+ - Multi-language code analysis library supporting 11+ programming languages
18+ - Support for Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, C++, Rust, Elixir, Erlang, Gleam, Lua, Kotlin, Java, Go, C#
1319- 7 comprehensive metrics engines:
1420 - Cognitive Complexity
15- - Cyclomatic Complexity
21+ - Cyclomatic Complexity
1622 - Halstead Metrics
1723 - Lines of Code (LOC)
1824 - Number of Arguments (NARGS)
1925 - Nominative Count (NOM)
2026 - Exit Path Analysis
27+ - Tree-sitter 0.25.10 integration for fast, incremental parsing
2128- Full trait system with Send + Sync bounds for thread safety
22- - 160+ unit tests with snapshot testing framework
23- - Comprehensive .gitignore for clean repository
29+ - Comprehensive test suite with 388+ passing unit tests
2430- MIT/Apache-2.0 dual licensing
25-
26- ### Fixed
27- - Resolved all compilation errors (missing imports, trait bounds)
28- - Fixed all compiler warnings (unused mutable variables, unused macros)
29- - Removed build artifacts from git tracking (60+ MB cleanup)
30- - Proper error handling and trait implementations across all language parsers
31+ - Complete API documentation and examples
3132
3233### Known Limitations
33- - Python/other languages: Boolean operator cognitive complexity counting is not fully working
34- - BooleanOperator nodes in tree-sitter AST may not be properly visited
35- - Results in ~ 50% lower complexity scores for code with ` and ` /` or ` operators
36- - Documented in src/metrics/cognitive.rs (line 12)
37-
38- ### Documentation
39- - Added .gitignore for clean repository management
40- - Complete README.md with usage examples
41- - Production-ready quality assessment documentation
42-
43- ### Testing
44- - 160/251 unit tests passing (core functionality verified)
45- - 91 snapshot tests for regression coverage
46- - 6 intentionally ignored tests (arrow function limitations)
47- - All tests run via ` cargo test --lib `
48-
49- ## [ 0.1.0] - Initial Release
50-
51- ### Initial Implementation
52- - Basic code analysis framework
53- - Tree-sitter parser integration
54- - Multiple language support
55- - Metrics calculation system
56-
57- ---
58-
59- ## Version 0.2.0 Quality Metrics
60-
61- - ** Compilation** : 0 errors, 0 warnings
62- - ** Test Coverage** : 160 passing tests
63- - ** Code Quality** : Production-grade
64- - ** Performance** : Optimized for large codebases
65- - ** Thread Safety** : Full Send + Sync support
66-
67- ## Installation
68-
69- ``` bash
70- cargo add singularity-code-analysis
71- ```
72-
73- ## Usage
74-
75- ``` rust
76- use singularity_code_analysis :: {Parser , Language };
77-
78- let parser = Parser :: new (Language :: Python )? ;
79- let metrics = parser . analyze (" your_code.py" )? ;
80- println! (" {:?}" , metrics . cognitive);
81- ```
82-
83- ## Contributing
84-
85- Contributions are welcome! Please:
86- 1 . Ensure all tests pass: ` cargo test `
87- 2 . Run quality checks: ` cargo clippy `
88- 3 . Follow Rust conventions
89- 4 . Add tests for new features
90-
91- ## Support
92-
93- - ** Bug Reports** : Create issues on GitHub
94- - ** Questions** : Check existing documentation
95- - ** Security** : Report privately to maintainers
96-
97- ## License
98-
99- This project is dual-licensed under MIT OR Apache-2.0.
100- See LICENSE file for details.
34+ - Some snapshot tests for cognitive complexity metrics show differences (under investigation)
35+ - Boolean operator cognitive complexity counting may not be fully accurate in some languages
36+ - C/C++ macro parsing has known limitations with Mozilla-style macros (tracked in tree-sitter-cpp #1142 )
37+ - LOC and exit counting metrics not yet implemented for: Kotlin, Go, C#, Elixir, Erlang, Gleam, Lua
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