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tests/CMakeLists.txt (1)
21-21: Update the outdated comment above the C++ standard setting.The comment "Activate C++20 features" is now incorrect since the code sets C++23 standard.
-# Activate C++20 features +# Activate C++23 features target_compile_features(CDT_unit_tests PRIVATE cxx_std_23)src/CMakeLists.txt (1)
43-73: Consider documenting CI build optimization strategy.The strategy of disabling QT-dependent builds in CI to avoid long build times is reasonable, but it would be helpful to:
- Document this decision in the project's build documentation
- Consider adding a CI-specific build preset that explicitly defines these configurations
- Evaluate if there's a way to cache QT builds in CI to enable these tests in the future
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19-19: LGTM! Simplified CGAL dependency configuration.
The simplified CGAL dependency declaration makes the configuration more maintainable. However, since the Qt feature was previously enabled specifically for macOS, we should verify this change doesn't impact macOS builds.
Let's verify the CGAL configuration in the CMake files:
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Simplified CGAL dependency is safe to use
The codebase analysis shows that Qt-related CGAL functionality was already commented out and only used optionally for visualization tools (cdt-viewer and bistellar-flip) in development builds on macOS, not in CI. The main functionality of the project doesn't depend on CGAL's Qt components, making this simplification safe.
- The Qt dependency was already guarded by
if(APPLE AND NOT ($ENV{CI}))conditions - Qt-based visualization was explicitly avoided in CI due to long build times
- Core functionality uses only the basic CGAL features
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10-10: LGTM! Good addition of manual trigger.
Adding workflow_dispatch enables manual workflow runs, which is helpful for testing and maintenance.
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21-21: Verify compiler compatibility with C++23.
The upgrade to C++23 is significant and requires careful consideration:
- Ensure that the minimum compiler versions in your CI environment (especially AppVeyor's MSVC) support C++23
- Verify that all dependencies (CGAL, TBB, fmt, date-tz) are compatible with C++23
Consider adding compiler version checks to prevent build failures:
# Add this before setting the C++23 standard
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endif()Let's verify the current compiler support in the CI:
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Let's examine the actual compiler configurations in these CI files to verify C++23 compatibility.
Let's check the dependencies' compatibility and any existing C++ standard settings in the project.
C++23 compatibility is well-supported in the current setup
The verification shows that:
- CI uses modern compiler versions that support C++23: GCC 14, Clang 19
- All main targets already use C++23 standard consistently
- Key dependencies (CGAL, TBB, fmt, date) are managed through vcpkg which provides C++23-compatible versions
- The project has proper compiler version checks in place through CMake configuration
The suggested compiler version checks are not necessary as:
- The CI environment already enforces compatible compiler versions
- CMake's
CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD_REQUIRED ONsetting (already present) will fail the build if C++23 is not supported
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88-89: LGTM! Simplified CGAL dependency.
Removing the optional Qt5 component simplifies the dependency and reduces potential build issues. This change aligns well with the goal of fixing AppVeyor builds by reducing complexity.
33-33: Verify compiler support for C++23 in CI environments.
Upgrading to C++23 is a significant change that might affect build stability. While this could help with AppVeyor issues, we should ensure all CI environments have compatible compiler versions.
Let's check the compiler requirements:
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These additional checks will help us verify if the C++23 requirement is properly supported across all CI environments and build configurations.
C++23 upgrade is well-supported across CI environments
The verification shows that the C++23 requirement is properly configured and supported:
- Travis CI uses modern compilers: GCC-12 and Clang-19
- CMake configuration properly sets C++23 standard across all targets
- Compiler-specific configurations are in place for MSVC, GCC, and Clang
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- The standard is consistently set to C++23 in all relevant targets (initialize, cdt-opt, cdt, tests)
The upgrade to C++23 appears to be a deliberate and well-implemented change with appropriate compiler support across all CI environments.
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108-111: LGTM: Test configuration properly matches build conditions.
The conditional test configuration correctly aligns with the build conditions for the cdt-viewer target.
13-13: Verify compiler compatibility with C++23.
The upgrade from C++20 to C++23 might cause build issues on some platforms. Please ensure that:
- All target platforms have compilers with adequate C++23 support
- AppVeyor's build environment supports C++23
Also applies to: 26-26, 40-40
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The CI configurations show modern compiler versions that support C++23:
- GCC 14 (which has full C++23 support)
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- Visual Studio 2022 with LLVM/Clang-cl (supports C++23 features)
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.github/workflows/clang-format-check.yml (1)
10-11: LGTM: Manual trigger addition is beneficial.
Adding the workflow_dispatch trigger is a good practice as it allows manual execution of formatting checks when needed.
tests/CMakeLists.txt (2)
Line range hint 1-35: Verify C++23 compatibility with dependencies.
The test executable links against several external libraries (CGAL, TBB, fmt, date-tz). Please ensure these dependencies are compatible with C++23.
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rg -g "CMakeLists.txt" -A 3 "find_package|CGAL|TBB|fmt|date"20-21: LGTM! Verify compiler support for C++23.
The upgrade to C++23 aligns with changes in other CMake files. However, since this PR aims to fix AppVeyor issues, ensure that the CI environment's compiler fully supports C++23.
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C++23 upgrade is compatible with AppVeyor CI environment
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- C++23 is consistently used across the project (all executables use
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58-64: LGTM! UTF-8 encoding configuration looks good.
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The upgrade to C++23 is significant. As C++23 is relatively new, please ensure all target compilers (especially MSVC, GCC, and Clang) fully support the C++23 features you plan to use.
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Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response since we have sufficient information about C++23 feature usage and compiler requirements:
C++23 upgrade appears safe but requires attention to std::expected usage
The codebase currently only uses one C++23 feature - std::expected - which is used in several header files including Move_command.hpp, Ergodic_moves_3.hpp, and Apply_move.hpp. No other C++23-specific features (like std::generator, std::flat_map, std::mdspan, std::print, etc.) are being used.
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- The CMake configuration properly enforces C++23 with
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79-80: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Fix comment style and verify Qt5 removal impact.
The commented-out line uses a different comment style (#) than the rest of the file. Also, ensure that removing the Qt5 component doesn't affect any existing functionality.
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Confirmed: Invalid triangulation after bistellar flip requires attention
The issue is well-documented in both the source code (
src/bistellar-flip.cpp) and tests (tests/Ergodic_moves_3_test.cpp). The current implementation only warns about the validation failure but continues execution, which could lead to incorrect triangulation state. This needs to be addressed by:
- Converting the
WARNto a proper error handling mechanism- Fixing the neighbor relationship update logic in the bistellar flip operation
- Adding validation checks before completing the flip operation
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134-137: Critical: Address the FIXME comment regarding invalid triangulationThe triangulation becomes invalid after the bistellar flip due to incorrect neighbor relationships. This is a critical issue that needs addressing. Consider:
- Adding assertions to verify neighbor relationships
- Implementing proper neighbor updates during the flip operation
- Adding debug logging to track neighbor changes
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Let me gather more context about this validation issue.
Let me check the implementation of the bistellar flip operation to understand how neighbors are handled.
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Line range hint 1-89: Well-structured code with robust error handling
The code demonstrates excellent practices:
- Comprehensive error handling with specific catch blocks
- Good use of RAII principles
- Clear documentation and purpose
C++23 support check left out AppleClang
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Python cleanup is necessary but needs documentation
The cleanup is actually necessary as the workflow immediately installs a fresh Python version via Homebrew (
brew install ... python). The existing symlinks could interfere with the new installation. However, this reasoning should be documented in the workflow.
- Add a comment before the cleanup section explaining: "Remove existing Python symlinks to prevent conflicts with Homebrew's Python installation"
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28-43: Verify the necessity of Python symlink cleanup.The workflow includes extensive Python symlink cleanup steps. While this might be addressing specific issues, it would be helpful to document the reasoning.
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3-11: LGTM! Well-structured workflow triggers.
The expanded trigger configuration is well-designed, providing automated runs for critical events while maintaining manual trigger capability. The branch specifications are appropriate for a typical Git workflow.
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33-33: LGTM: C++23 standard update
The upgrade to C++23 is properly implemented and supported by the compiler version checks added below.
70-78: LGTM: Comprehensive compiler version checks
Excellent implementation of compiler version checks for C++23 support. The version requirements are accurate for each compiler:
- MSVC ≥ 19.34
- GCC ≥ 12.2
- Clang ≥ 16.0
- AppleClang ≥ 14.0
89-90: Verify removal of CGAL Qt5 component
The simplification of CGAL dependency by removing the Qt5 optional component looks good. However, let's verify that no part of the codebase requires CGAL's Qt5 features.
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CGAL Qt5 component can be safely removed
The codebase scan shows no active usage of CGAL's Qt5 features. The only reference found was the commented-out line in CMakeLists.txt that we're reviewing. This confirms that removing the Qt5 optional component from CGAL configuration is safe.
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27-44: Consider making the cleanup step more robustWhile cleaning up Python symlinks is good practice, the current implementation might fail if some files don't exist. Consider making the cleanup more resilient.
Here's a more robust approach:
- name: Setup run: | - rm /usr/local/bin/2to3 - rm /usr/local/bin/2to3-3.11 - rm /usr/local/bin/2to3-3.12 - rm /usr/local/bin/idle3 - rm /usr/local/bin/idle3.11 - rm /usr/local/bin/idle3.12 - rm /usr/local/bin/pydoc3 - rm /usr/local/bin/pydoc3.11 - rm /usr/local/bin/pydoc3.12 - rm /usr/local/bin/python3 - rm /usr/local/bin/python3.11 - rm /usr/local/bin/python3.12 - rm /usr/local/bin/python3-config - rm /usr/local/bin/python3.11-config - rm /usr/local/bin/python3.12-config + # Remove Python symlinks if they exist + for file in \ + /usr/local/bin/{2to3,idle3,pydoc3,python3,python3-config}{,-3.11,-3.12}; do + [ -L "$file" ] && rm "$file" || true + done brew install automake autoconf autoconf-archive libtool texinfo yasm ninja python ccache pkg-configThis approach:
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3-11: LGTM: Well-structured workflow triggers
The updated trigger configuration provides good coverage for automated CI:
- Push events to main/develop ensure continuous integration
- Pull requests to develop enable pre-merge validation
- Workflow dispatch allows manual triggers when needed
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The C++23 standard is properly set using target_compile_features on the project_options interface library, which will propagate to all targets linking against it.
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94-136: Consider strengthening RAII practices in test scenarios.While CGAL handles most memory management, consider these improvements for better resource management and exception safety:
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std::unique_ptrfor managing the triangulation in test scenarios- Consider implementing RAII wrappers for CGAL resources if they're reused across tests
Example refactor for the test scenario:
class TriangulationFixture { private: std::unique_ptr<ergodic_moves::Delaunay> triangulation; public: TriangulationFixture() { auto vertices = bistellar_triangulation_vertices(); triangulation = std::make_unique<ergodic_moves::Delaunay>( vertices.begin(), vertices.end()); } auto get() -> ergodic_moves::Delaunay& { return *triangulation; } };
Neighbor relationship validation failure requires immediate attention
The issue is confirmed through the test code which shows that after performing a bistellar flip, the triangulation's neighbor relationships become invalid. This is a critical issue as it affects the core functionality of the geometric operations.
Key findings:
- The failure occurs specifically in the neighbor relationship validation after the flip operation
- The code uses CGAL's Delaunay triangulation and performs geometric validation
- The issue is reproducible and tracked in the test suite
Recommended actions:
- Add debug logging before and after the flip to track cell neighbor relationships
- Verify that all neighbor pointers are properly updated during the flip operation
- Consider adding invariant checks at each step of the flip operation
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134-136: Critical: Address triangulation validation failure after bistellar flip.The FIXME comment indicates that the triangulation becomes invalid after the flip operation due to incorrect neighbor relationships. This could lead to undefined behavior in subsequent operations.
Let's verify if this is a known CGAL issue:
Would you like help implementing additional debug logging or creating a minimal reproduction case to track down this issue?
Let me gather more context about this issue by examining the surrounding code and error handling.
Let me check one more thing to understand the validation and flip implementation better.
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72-74: LGTM! Visualization configuration implemented as suggested.
Note we also updated vcpkg
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22-23: Review cache configuration changes
The modifications to cache behavior suggest addressing build stability issues:
- Setting
APPVEYOR_SAVE_CACHE_ON_ERRORto false prevents potentially corrupted caches from being saved when builds fail - Setting
APPVEYOR_CACHE_SKIP_RESTOREto true ensures fresh dependencies by bypassing cached content
While this might increase build times, it's a reasonable approach to resolve cache-related issues. However, once the build issues are resolved, consider re-enabling cache restoration for faster builds.
Let's verify the cache paths are consistent:
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- If the cache paths are properly configured relative to other settings
- If there are any other cache-related configurations that might interact with our changes
- The overall context of where these cache settings are being applied
Cache configuration is properly set up and aligned with build requirements
The cache configuration is well-structured and appropriate for a vcpkg-based C++ project:
- Cache paths correctly target vcpkg archives and packages
- Disabling cache on error and skipping restore is a valid strategy for addressing build stability
- Cache settings are properly integrated with vcpkg configuration and build environment
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The language setting and tone instructions are clear and appropriate. The tone instructions effectively guide reviewers to maintain professionalism while focusing on technical accuracy.
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The auto-review configuration maximizes coverage by enabling incremental reviews and including draft PRs, which helps catch issues early in the development process.
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Line range hint 1-32: LGTM: Well-structured CMake configuration.
The project setup with vcpkg integration and CMake configuration is clean and follows best practices.
70-83: LGTM: Comprehensive compiler version checks for C++23.
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- Clear documentation of minimum compiler versions
- Appropriate version requirements for each compiler
- Helpful error messages
Line range hint 94-99: LGTM: Clean CGAL configuration.
The simplified CGAL configuration with flag override prevention is appropriate and well-implemented.
33-33: Verify dependency compatibility with C++23.
The upgrade to C++23 is significant. Please ensure all dependencies (CGAL, Eigen3, fmt, etc.) are compatible with C++23 features.
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