Promote Staging to Production

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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Updated README.md with command-line instructions for running the Flask application and processing local repositories.
  • Introduced a new API in api/index.py with endpoints for managing graph entities and repositories, including fetching neighbors and auto-completion.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling for existing endpoints.

• Chores

  • Removed unused dependencies from requirements.txt and pyproject.toml.
  • Added .vercel directory to .gitignore to prevent tracking.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced README.md with practical examples for user interaction.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant changes to the codebase, including the removal of several files and classes related to git repository management, such as GitGraph, git_utils, and Project. It updates the README.md to provide new command-line instructions for the Flask application. Additionally, new API endpoints are added in api/index.py, while existing endpoints are modified or removed in code_graph/app.py. The project configuration files have also been updated to reflect these changes, including dependency removals and adjustments to the Vercel configuration.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Updated with new command-line instructions for using the Flask application, including curl commands for various functionalities.
code_graph/app.py	Removed several endpoints related to repository processing. Updated remaining endpoints with improved error handling. Changed app.run() to specify port 80.
code_graph/git_utils/git_graph.py	Removed the entire GitGraph class, eliminating functionalities related to git commit graph management.
code_graph/git_utils/git_utils.py	Removed the entire git_utils.py file, which contained functions for managing git repositories and commit histories.
code_graph/project.py	Removed the entire project.py file, which included the Project class and methods for managing Git repositories.
code_graph/git_utils/init.py	Removed import statement for git_utils, affecting accessibility of its functions and classes.
pyproject.toml	Removed the GitPython dependency from the dependencies section.
requirements.txt	Removed specific package dependencies: gitdb, gitpython, requests, and smmap.
vercel.json	Modified by removing "version" and "builds" sections, added "rewrites" section with updated routing patterns.
.gitignore	Added .vercel directory to be ignored by Git.
api/init.py	Removed imports from .project, .git_utils, and .app, altering available functionality in the api module.
api/analyzers/source_analyzer.py	Updated SourceAnalyzer class, moving an import statement and modifying the analyze_local_repository method for better functionality.
api/index.py	Introduced new API endpoints for managing graph entities and repositories with token-based authentication.
tests/endpoints/*.py	Updated import statements to source from api instead of code_graph, reflecting changes in module structure while maintaining test logic.

Poem

🐇 In the garden of code, changes bloom bright,
With endpoints and curls, our app takes flight.
Old branches are pruned, new paths we embrace,
In the world of Flask, we find our place.
So hop with delight, as we code and we play,
For every new feature brings joy to our day! 🌼

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