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Summary by Sourcery

Enable support for reading multiple Python versions from plain text files by renaming and enhancing the version-input parsing logic, updating references and tests accordingly.

New Features:

  • Add getVersionsInputFromPlainFile to extract multiple Python versions from plain files

Enhancements:

  • Ignore comments and blank lines, trim whitespace, and strip pyenv-virtualenv pointers when parsing versions
  • Rename getVersionInputFromPlainFile to getVersionsInputFromPlainFile and update all references
  • Fix debug message typo from “form” to “from” in TOML parsing

Build:

  • Update compiled dist files to reflect the function rename and parsing enhancements

Tests:

  • Expand tests to cover multiline and complex plain-file scenarios with multiple version entries
  • Update test version examples to use Python 3.12 and 3.13 ranges across various input formats

* Enhance reading from .python-version

* Fix typos

* Fix lint

* Add built files

* Don't use EOL versions in `utils.test.ts`

* Fix Prettier

* Don't use unreleased versions in `utils.test.ts`

* Update versions in `utils.test.ts` again
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Reviewer's Guide

This PR refactors the plain-file version resolver to support multiple versions per file, updates all calls/imports to use the new function, adds corresponding test coverage for multiline and complex cases, and corrects a typo in debug messages.

Flowchart: Logic of getVersionsInputFromPlainFile

graph TD
    A["Start: getVersionsInputFromPlainFile(versionFile)"] --> B{"Read file content (fs.readFileSync)"};
    B --> C["Trim content"];
    C --> D["Split content into lines (by \\n, \\r\\n, \\r)"];
    D --> E{"For each line"};
    E -- "Line is empty or starts with '#'" --> F["Ignore line (filter out)"];
    E -- "Valid line" --> G["Trim line"];
    G --> H["Extract version (split by '/' and take first part)"];
    H --> I["Add version to results array"];
    F --> J["Next line / End loop"];
    I --> J;
    J -- "More lines" --> E;
    J -- "No more lines" --> K["Return versions array"];
    K --> Z["End"];
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Change Details Files
Introduce getVersionsInputFromPlainFile to handle multiple-version files
  • Renamed getVersionInputFromPlainFile to getVersionsInputFromPlainFile
  • Implemented splitting on line breaks, filtering comments/empty lines, extracting version before any slash
  • Updated getVersionInputFromFile/resolver to call new plural function
src/utils.ts
src/setup-python.ts
dist/setup/index.js
Expand and update tests for multiline and complex version files
  • Renamed test usage to getVersionsInputFromPlainFile
  • Bumped hardcoded version literals (e.g. 3.7 → 3.13)
  • Added tests for multiline plain files and complex files with comments and env markers
__tests__/utils.test.ts
Fix typo in debug log messages
  • Corrected log text from “resolve version form” to “resolve version from”
src/utils.ts
dist/setup/index.js

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