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Monorepo impact analysis command that maps changed files or git diffs to affected packages and their transitive dependents in the workspace.

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#rlsbl.commands.monorepo.impact

Monorepo impact analysis command: show affected packages from a change.

#_map_file_to_package

python
def _map_file_to_package(file_path, projects, root)

Map a file path (relative to repo root) to its owning package name.

The one attribution rule, from :mod:rlsbl.ownership: the most specific declared member path wins, the root member owns the residual, and a tool-owned path (changelog state, the workspace directory, the generated router) belongs to no package. Returns the package name, or None.

#_get_changed_files_from_git

python
def _get_changed_files_from_git(since_ref, root)

Run git diff --name-only {since_ref}..HEAD and return file paths.

#_get_affected_packages_from_git

python
def _get_affected_packages_from_git(since_ref, projects, root)

Map git-changed files to workspace package names.

#_is_file_path

python
def _is_file_path(arg)

Heuristic: does the argument look like a file path rather than a package name?

#_compute_impact

python
def _compute_impact(package_names, graph, depth)

Compute direct and transitive dependents for a set of packages.

Returns a dict with: input, direct_dependents, transitive_dependents, test_scope, release_candidates.

#_render_text

python
def _render_text(impact_data)

Format impact data as human-readable text.

#_cmd_impact

python
def _cmd_impact(args, flags, project_root)

Analyze the impact of changes on the monorepo dependency graph.

Returns the impact report -- the caller (the CLI handler) hands it to the framework as the command's machine payload -- or None when there is nothing to report. The human rendering is printed here, except in machine mode, where the envelope owns stdout.

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