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Implements the --debug flag for the cksum utility. This flag indicates which implementation is being used for the checksum calculation. Changes: - Add DEBUG constant to options module - Add --debug argument to CLI with help text - Add help text translations (en-US and fr-FR) - Add comprehensive tests for --debug flag with various scenarios The flag is currently a no-op but provides the foundation for future implementation of debug output functionality.
CodSpeed Performance ReportMerging #9088 will not alter performanceComparing Summary
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Can you please add a hint to the help text that the debug functionality is not yet implemented? To make it visible to the user that it is a no-op. Otherwise the PR looks good.
Address maintainer feedback to make it clear to users that the --debug flag is a placeholder and does not currently produce any output. Changes: - Update en-US help text to include '(not yet implemented)' - Update fr-FR help text to include '(pas encore implémenté)' This follows the pattern used by other utilities (cp, mkdir, split) for indicating unimplemented features in help text.
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@cakebaker Updated! ✅ Added the clarification to the help text as requested: English: French: This follows the same pattern used by other utilities in the codebase (cp, mkdir, split) for indicating unimplemented features. The test still passes: |
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Fully implement the --debug flag for cksum utility to display which hash algorithm is being used for each file processed. Changes: - Add debug field to Options struct - Create print_debug_info() function to output algorithm information - Integrate debug output into checksum processing flow - Update localization strings (en-US and fr-FR) for debug messages - Remove '(not yet implemented)' disclaimer from help text - Add comprehensive test coverage for debug flag with various algorithms The implementation outputs debug information to stderr (matching GNU cksum behavior) in the format: 'filename: ALGORITHM' or 'standard input: ALGORITHM' for stdin. Tests verify debug output works correctly with: - Default CRC algorithm - MD5, SHA1, SHA256, BLAKE2b algorithms - Single files, multiple files, and stdin input - Custom BLAKE2b lengths All 135 cksum tests pass with no clippy warnings.
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It looks like you implemented something else, but not the --debug functionality from GNU cksum :|
Here is the output I get on my machine when I manually run the first three tests with GNU cksum 9.8:
$ cksum --debug README.md
cksum: avx512 support not detected
cksum: avx2 support not detected
cksum: using pclmul hardware support
3970598914 9068 README.md
$ cksum --debug -a md5 README.md
MD5 (README.md) = 15af838487236a3900e77e6b70e4d2a7
$ printf "test" | cksum --debug
cksum: avx512 support not detected
cksum: avx2 support not detected
cksum: using pclmul hardware support
3076352578 4
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you mean hardware capability detection :v
This PR implements the
--debugflag for cksum, split from the original PR #8948.What's included:
--debugCLI argument with help text