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In `@change-proneness-ranker/src/main/java/org/hjug/git/GitLogReader.java`:
- Line 137: Update both log-command paths in GitLogReader, including the
filtered walk around walkCommits and its fallback, to catch
MissingObjectException thrown directly by LogCommand.add(branchId) and apply the
existing missing-object policy. Add a test covering direct LogCommand.add
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| ObjectId branchId = gitRepository.resolve("HEAD"); | ||
| Iterable<RevCommit> revCommits = git.log().add(branchId).addPath(path).call(); | ||
| CommitWalkStats stats = | ||
| walkCommits(git.log().add(branchId).addPath(path).call()); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Handle a missing start commit in both log commands.
When branchId refers to a missing commit, JGit 7.7.0.202606012155-r LogCommand.add(AnyObjectId) throws MissingObjectException directly. Java evaluates both git.log().add(branchId) calls before walkCommits receives the iterable, so the current missing-object policy does not handle either path. Catch this exception for both the filtered walk and the fallback walk, and add a test for a direct LogCommand.add failure.
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In `@change-proneness-ranker/src/main/java/org/hjug/git/GitLogReader.java` at line
137, Update both log-command paths in GitLogReader, including the filtered walk
around walkCommits and its fallback, to catch MissingObjectException thrown
directly by LogCommand.add(branchId) and apply the existing missing-object
policy. Add a test covering direct LogCommand.add failure while preserving
normal traversal behavior.
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| for (RevCommit revCommit : revCommits) { | ||
| int commitTime = revCommit.getCommitTime(); | ||
| if (commitCount == 0) { | ||
| mostRecentCommit = commitTime; | ||
| return new ScmLogInfo(path, null, stats.earliestCommit, stats.mostRecentCommit, stats.commitCount); | ||
| } | ||
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| /** | ||
| * Counts commits over the given walk. A missing Git object (e.g. in a shallow or | ||
| * partial clone) must not fail the whole walk; the walk is truncated and the | ||
| * commits read so far are returned instead. | ||
| */ | ||
| private static CommitWalkStats walkCommits(Iterable<RevCommit> revCommits) { | ||
| CommitWalkStats stats = new CommitWalkStats(); | ||
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| try { | ||
| for (RevCommit revCommit : revCommits) { | ||
| int commitTime = revCommit.getCommitTime(); | ||
| if (stats.commitCount == 0) { | ||
| stats.mostRecentCommit = commitTime; | ||
| } | ||
| if (commitTime < stats.earliestCommit) { | ||
| stats.earliestCommit = commitTime; | ||
| } | ||
| stats.commitCount++; | ||
| } | ||
| if (commitTime < earliestCommit) { | ||
| earliestCommit = commitTime; | ||
| } catch (RevWalkException e) { | ||
| // JGit wraps checked exceptions thrown mid-walk in a RevWalkException. | ||
| if (isCausedByMissingObject(e)) { | ||
| log.warn( | ||
| "Missing Git object while reading history (shallow or partial clone?); " | ||
| + "reporting the {} commit(s) that could be read. Cause: {}", | ||
| stats.commitCount, | ||
| e.getMessage()); | ||
| } else { | ||
| throw e; | ||
| } |
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🟡 Unreadable histories receive top rank
When fileLog hits a missing object before any commit, earliestCommit stays Integer.MAX_VALUE and commitCount stays zero. rankChangeProneness produces NaN, which sorts after every finite score. Affected files receive the highest ranks despite having no verified history.
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A path walk can fail on its first missing tree, leaving the default statistics untouched. fileLog now returns those defaults directly: zero commits and Integer.MAX_VALUE as the creation timestamp. rankChangeProneness finds no repository changes at or after that timestamp, then evaluates 0 / 0 as Float.NaN. Java's float comparator orders NaN after finite values, and the ascending rank loop assigns later entries larger ranks.
Example: File A has ten verified commits and a finite change-proneness score. File B's first tree is missing, so its score becomes NaN. Sorting places File B after File A, and File B receives the larger change-proneness rank.
Recommended fix: Preserve whether the walk was truncated, and represent an unreadable zero-result history separately from a verified empty history. Update ChangePronenessRanker.rankChangeProneness to assign that state a defined non-NaN score or exclude it from ranking; also avoid exposing Integer.MAX_VALUE as a real commit timestamp.
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