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7-7: Consider aligning development-status classifier with prerelease version.Line 7 sets an alpha version (
0.47.7a0), while Line 11 still declaresProduction/Stable. Consider switching classifier during prerelease cycles to avoid metadata ambiguity.📦 Optional metadata alignment
- "Development Status :: 5 - Production/Stable", + "Development Status :: 3 - Alpha",🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@pyproject.toml` at line 7, The package metadata declares a prerelease version string ("version = \"0.47.7a0\"") but the classifiers still indicate a production/stable release; update the Development Status classifier to match an alpha prerelease (for example change "Development Status :: 5 - Production/Stable" to "Development Status :: 3 - Alpha" or similar) so the metadata aligns with the prerelease version; locate the classifiers block in pyproject.toml and replace the Production/Stable entry with the appropriate prerelease classifier.
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 5: Replace the empty PR link placeholder "PR []()" in CHANGELOG.md with a
proper markdown link or remove it: update the text to include the actual PR
number and URL (e.g., PR [`#123`](https://github.com/owner/repo/pull/123)) or
simply remove the empty link so the line becomes a valid sentence; ensure no
remaining "[]()" token remains in the file.
In `@plugwise_usb/connection/manager.py`:
- Line 10: The call site that invokes create_serial_connection (the block
currently translating SerialException/TimeoutError to StickError around the
exception mapping for SerialException in manager.py) must defensively translate
all invalid-URL related errors into StickError; update the exception handling
around create_serial_connection so it catches SerialException, TimeoutError,
TypeError, ValueError and a broad Exception fallback from
create_serial_connection and re-raises a StickError with the original exception
attached (preserving current behavior for SerialException/TimeoutError),
ensuring functions like create_serial_connection and SerialTransport creation
never leak dependency-specific exceptions outside (refer to the exception
mapping currently around create_serial_connection/SerialTransport in
manager.py).
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In `@pyproject.toml`:
- Line 7: The package metadata declares a prerelease version string ("version =
\"0.47.7a0\"") but the classifiers still indicate a production/stable release;
update the Development Status classifier to match an alpha prerelease (for
example change "Development Status :: 5 - Production/Stable" to "Development
Status :: 3 - Alpha" or similar) so the metadata aligns with the prerelease
version; locate the classifiers block in pyproject.toml and replace the
Production/Stable entry with the appropriate prerelease classifier.
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The read: https://developers.home-assistant.io/blog/2026/04/27/pyserial-to-serialx/
Furthermore works functional as is.. but it does seem to eat quite some cpu, and I see more no answer within 15s
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137-143:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorCatch
OSErrorto preserve theStickErrorboundary for serial-open failures.Line 138 only catches
FileNotFoundError; other open failures (e.g., permission/IO errors) can still leak as rawOSErrorsubclasses instead of being normalized toStickError.Suggested patch
- except ( - FileNotFoundError, - SerialException, - TimeoutError, - TypeError, - ValueError, - ) as err: + except ( + OSError, + SerialException, + TimeoutError, + TypeError, + ValueError, + ) as err: raise StickError( f"Failed to open serial connection to {serial_path}" ) from errIn serialx, what exceptions can create_serial_connection(...) raise when opening an invalid/unavailable serial URL (missing device, permission denied, malformed path)? Please include whether these are OSError subclasses.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@plugwise_usb/connection/manager.py` around lines 137 - 143, The except block that currently catches (FileNotFoundError, SerialException, TimeoutError, TypeError, ValueError) should also include OSError so serial-open failures (permission/IO/malformed paths) are normalized to the StickError boundary; update the tuple in the except (...) as err clause (the handler that raises or wraps into StickError) to add OSError, ensuring the same error path is followed for create_serial_connection/open attempts and preserve the StickError semantics used elsewhere in the manager (refer to the existing SerialException and StickError handling).
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In `@plugwise_usb/connection/manager.py`:
- Around line 137-143: The except block that currently catches
(FileNotFoundError, SerialException, TimeoutError, TypeError, ValueError) should
also include OSError so serial-open failures (permission/IO/malformed paths) are
normalized to the StickError boundary; update the tuple in the except (...) as
err clause (the handler that raises or wraps into StickError) to add OSError,
ensuring the same error path is followed for create_serial_connection/open
attempts and preserve the StickError semantics used elsewhere in the manager
(refer to the existing SerialException and StickError handling).
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In `@plugwise_usb/connection/__init__.py`:
- Line 237: The except clause in send() uses invalid Python-2 syntax "except
NodeError, StickError:"; change it to the Python-3 tuple form by using "except
(NodeError, StickError):" (and add an exception variable like "as e" if the
block references the exception). Update the except block around send() to catch
(NodeError, StickError) so the module imports cleanly and any referenced
exception variable inside the block continues to work.
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