fix: make ingest URL field case insensitive in parse_query #115
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- Convert `source` to lowercase in `parse_query` - Add `test_parse_query_mixed_case` to verify functionality Resolves cyclotruc#110
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- added list of known domains/Git hosts in `query_parser.py` - fixed bug from [#115](#115): corrected case handling for URL components—scheme, domain, username, and repository are case-insensitive, but paths beyond (e.g., file names, branches) are case-sensitive - implemented `try_domains_for_user_and_repo` in `query_parser.py` to iteratively guess the correct domain until success or supported hosts are exhausted - added helper functions `_get_user_and_repo_from_path`, `_validate_host`, and `_validate_scheme` in `query_parser.py` - extended `_parse_repo_source` in `query_parser.py` to be Git host agnostic by using `try_domains_for_user_and_repo` - added tests `test_parse_url_unsupported_host` and `test_parse_query_with_branch` in `test_query_parser.py` - created new file `test_git_host_agnostic.py` to verify domain/Git host agnostic behavior
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- added list of known domains/Git hosts in `query_parser.py` - fixed bug from [#115](#115): corrected case handling for URL components—scheme, domain, username, and repository are case-insensitive, but paths beyond (e.g., file names, branches) are case-sensitive - implemented `try_domains_for_user_and_repo` in `query_parser.py` to iteratively guess the correct domain until success or supported hosts are exhausted - added helper functions `_get_user_and_repo_from_path`, `_validate_host`, and `_validate_scheme` in `query_parser.py` - extended `_parse_repo_source` in `query_parser.py` to be Git host agnostic by using `try_domains_for_user_and_repo` - added tests `test_parse_url_unsupported_host` and `test_parse_query_with_branch` in `test_query_parser.py` - created new file `test_git_host_agnostic.py` to verify domain/Git host agnostic behavior
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This pull request addresses the issue where the
injestURL field was not case insensitive, as described in #110.Changes:
source = source.lower()in theparse_queryfunction to handle mixed-case URLs.test_parse_query_mixed_caseto ensure that URLs with uppercase letters are processed correctly.These changes ensure that URLs with different casing are correctly recognized, resolving the reported issue.
Resolves #110