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docs: cover installing v2 and the Python API in the migration guide - #552
Follow-up to #535 for v2 GA (#514). The migration guide covers CLI changes but not how users move their install. This adds an "Installing v2" section:
PyPI name and the cpp-linter command stay the same, so pip install --upgrade cpp-linter moves to v2 after GA; pip install "cpp-linter<2" stays on v1.
Other channels (cargo, pre-built binary, npm) point to the Quick start section instead of repeating the commands.
cpp-linter-action v2 keeps using cpp-linter v1.
Python API: v1 exposed its internal modules; v2 only has cpp_linter.main(). It takes an optional sys.argv-like list (first item is the program name, as Cli::parse_from expects) and raises OSError on failure.
Checked with mkdocs build (the index.md#quick-start link resolves) and cspell.
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Documentation
Expanded the migration guide with Quick start links, installation options, versioning guidance, and Python API details.
Clarified compatibility notes for the command, package, and action across v1 and v2.
Add an "Installing v2" section: same PyPI name and command, pinning to stay on v1, other install channels, cpp-linter-action v2 still uses v1, and the smaller Python API (only main()).
The migration guide now links to Quick start and documents v1-to-v2 compatibility, v2 installation and version pinning, cpp-linter-action v2’s use of v1, and the reduced Python API.
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v2 migration guidance docs/docs/migration.md
The introduction describes compatibility between v1 and v2. New guidance covers installation options, version pinning, cpp-linter-action v2’s continued use of v1, and the Python API available in v2.
cpp-linter/cpp-linter-rs issue 514: The guide documents the PyPI v2 upgrade path and the v1 version pin, which are listed in the issue’s migration checklist.
The migration guide slightly overstates how main() reports failures: invalid arguments or --help exit the Python process rather than raising OSError. This is a small documentation fix and is not a code risk.
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Review comments at @docs/docs/migration.md:
- Line 53: Update the `main()` description to clarify that it raises an
`OSError` only when cpp-linter returns an error after argument parsing; document
that invalid arguments and `--help` terminate the Python process before
`run_main` returns.
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Follow-up to #535 for v2 GA (#514). The migration guide covers CLI changes but not how users move their install. This adds an "Installing v2" section:
cpp-lintercommand stay the same, sopip install --upgrade cpp-lintermoves to v2 after GA;pip install "cpp-linter<2"stays on v1.cpp_linter.main(). It takes an optionalsys.argv-like list (first item is the program name, asCli::parse_fromexpects) and raisesOSErroron failure.Checked with
mkdocs build(theindex.md#quick-startlink resolves) and cspell.Summary by CodeRabbit