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Jinwoo Hwang updated GEODE-10503:
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    Fix Version/s: 2.0.0

> Migrate JLine from 2.x to 3.x for GFSH Terminal Enhancement
> -----------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: GEODE-10503
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GEODE-10503
>             Project: Geode
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: Jinwoo Hwang
>            Assignee: Jinwoo Hwang
>            Priority: Major
>             Fix For: 2.0.0
>
>
> h2. Summary
> Upgrade JLine from 2.x to 3.x to modernize GFSH terminal capabilities and 
> support Spring Shell 3. This migration enhances command-line editing, 
> history, and completion features.
> {*}Impact{*}: GFSH terminal interface | {*}Risk{*}: High | {*}Timeline{*}: 3 
> weeks
> ----
> h2. Background
> h3. Why Required
>  * {*}Spring Shell 3 dependency{*}: Spring Shell 3.x requires JLine 3.x
>  * {*}Modern terminal features{*}: Better Unicode support, improved completion
>  * {*}Active maintenance{*}: JLine 2.x is no longer actively maintained
>  * {*}Bug fixes{*}: JLine 3.x fixes many terminal handling issues
> h3. Current State
>  * {*}Current{*}: JLine 2.x (legacy)
>  * {*}Target{*}: JLine 3.x (latest stable)
>  * {*}Affected Module{*}: {{geode-gfsh}}
>  * {*}Impact{*}: Terminal I/O, command history, tab completion
> ----
> h2. Scope
> h3. *In Scope*
>  * Terminal reader/writer integration
>  * Command-line editing (cursor movement, cut/paste)
>  * Command history management
>  * Tab completion rendering
>  * ANSI color support
>  * Terminal detection and configuration
>  * Windows/Unix terminal compatibility
> h3. *Breaking Changes*
> ||Component||JLine 2.x||JLine 3.x||Migration Effort||
> |*Package*|{{jline.*}}|{{org.jline.*}}|🟡 Import updates|
> |*Terminal*|{{ConsoleReader}}|{{LineReader}} + {{Terminal}}|🔴 API rewrite|
> |*Completion*|{{Completer}} interface|{{Completer}} + {{Candidate}}|🟡 
> Moderate changes|
> |*History*|{{History}} class|{{History}} interface|🟡 Refactoring needed|
> |*ANSI Colors*|{{AnsiString}}|{{AttributedString}}|🟡 Color code updates|
> |*Configuration*|System properties|{{LineReaderBuilder}}|🟡 Config migration|
> ----
> h2. Implementation Plan
> h3. *Phase 1: Dependency & Setup* (Week 1, Days 1-2)
>  * [ ] Update JLine dependency to 3.x in {{DependencyConstraints.groovy}}
>  * [ ] Resolve dependency conflicts
>  * [ ] Set up feature branch: {{jline-3-migration}}
>  * [ ] Create compatibility testing framework
> h3. *Phase 2: Core Terminal Migration* (Week 1-2, Days 3-7)
>  * [ ] Replace {{ConsoleReader}} with {{LineReader}}
>  * [ ] Migrate {{Terminal}} initialization
>  * [ ] Update terminal detection logic
>  * [ ] Configure terminal attributes
>  * [ ] Migrate input/output streams
> h3. *Phase 3: History & Completion* (Week 2, Days 8-10)
>  * [ ] Migrate command history implementation
>  * [ ] Update history file handling
>  * [ ] Migrate tab completion logic
>  * [ ] Update {{Candidate}} generation for completions
>  * [ ] Configure completion behavior
> h3. *Phase 4: ANSI & Formatting* (Week 2-3, Days 11-12)
>  * [ ] Migrate ANSI color codes to {{AttributedString}}
>  * [ ] Update styled output rendering
>  * [ ] Configure color schemes
>  * [ ] Test color output on different terminals
> h3. *Phase 5: Signal Handling & Advanced Features* (Week 3, Days 13-14)
>  * [ ] Migrate signal handlers (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+D)
>  * [ ] Update interrupt handling
>  * [ ] Configure key bindings
>  * [ ] Migrate custom widgets (if any)
>  * [ ] Update terminal size detection
> h3. *Phase 6: Testing & Validation* (Week 3, Days 15)
>  * [ ] Unit tests for terminal I/O
>  * [ ] Integration tests with GFSH commands
>  * [ ] Cross-platform testing (Windows, Linux, macOS)
>  * [ ] Terminal emulator testing (various terminals)
>  * [ ] Performance testing
> *Test Coverage:*
>  * Command-line editing (insert, delete, move cursor)
>  * History navigation (up/down arrows)
>  * Tab completion rendering
>  * ANSI color display
>  * Multi-byte character support (Unicode)
>  * Signal handling (interrupts)
> ----
> h2. Technical Details
> h3.  
> h3. Architecture Changes
> h3. Configuration Migration
> h3. Key API Mappings
> ||JLine 2.x||JLine 3.x||Notes||
> |{{ConsoleReader}}|{{LineReader}}|Main interface changed|
> |{{readLine(prompt)}}|{{readLine(prompt)}}|✅ Same method|
> |{{getHistory()}}|{{getHistory()}}|✅ Same method, different impl|
> |{{addCompleter()}}|{{setCompleter()}}|Method name changed|
> |{{CursorBuffer}}|{{Buffer}}|Internal buffer API changed|
> |{{Terminal.getWidth()}}|{{Terminal.getSize().getColumns()}}|Size API changed|
> ----
> h2. Risks & Mitigation
> ||Risk||Impact||Probability||Mitigation||
> |*Terminal compatibility issues*|GFSH unusable on some 
> platforms|Medium|Extensive cross-platform testing|
> |*History file format changes*|Lost command history|Low|Migration script for 
> history files|
> |*Completion rendering broken*|Poor UX|Medium|Thorough completion testing|
> |*Signal handling differences*|Ctrl+C doesn't work|Low|Test interrupt 
> scenarios|
> |*Performance regression*|Slow input response|Low|Benchmark testing|
> |*Unicode issues*|Garbled characters|Medium|Multi-byte character testing|
> ----
> h2. Dependencies
> h3. *Blocked By*
>  * Spring Shell 3 migration (directly depends on JLine 3)
> h3. *Blocks*
>  * Complete GFSH modernization
>  * Spring Framework 6 migration completion
> h3. *Related*
>  * Spring Shell 3 migration
>  * Jakarta EE 10 migration
> ----
> h2. Success Criteria
>  * [ ] JLine 3.x integrated and functional
>  * [ ] All terminal operations work (input, output, editing)
>  * [ ] Command history preserved and functional
>  * [ ] Tab completion rendering correct
>  * [ ] ANSI colors display properly
>  * [ ] Cross-platform compatibility (Windows, Linux, macOS)
>  * [ ] No performance regression
>  * [ ] All tests passing
>  * [ ] Signal handling (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+D) works
> ----
> h2. Testing Strategy
> h3. *Unit Tests*
>  * Terminal initialization
>  * Line reading functionality
>  * History management
>  * Completion rendering
>  * ANSI color formatting
> h3. *Integration Tests*
>  * Full GFSH session
>  * Command execution with JLine
>  * History persistence across sessions
>  * Tab completion in real scenarios
> h3. *Edge Cases*
>  * Very long command lines (> 1000 chars)
>  * Multi-byte characters (Chinese, Japanese, emoji)
>  * Terminal resize during input
>  * Interrupted input (Ctrl+C)
>  * End-of-file (Ctrl+D)
>  * Paste large text blocks
> ----
> h2. Resources
>  * {*}Development{*}: 3 person-weeks (1 developer × 3 weeks)
>  * {*}QA{*}: 1 week (cross-platform testing)
>  * {*}Total Effort{*}: ~4 person-weeks
> ----
> h2. References
> h3. *Documentation*
>  * [JLine 3.x Documentation|https://github.com/jline/jline3/wiki]
>  * [JLine 2 to 3 Migration 
> Guide|https://github.com/jline/jline3/wiki/Migrating-from-JLine-2.x]
>  * [Spring Shell 3 + JLine 3 
> Integration|https://docs.spring.io/spring-shell/docs/current/reference/htmlsingle/]
> h3. *Related Issues*
>  * Spring Shell 3 Migration
>  * Spring Framework 6 Migration
>  
> ----
> h2. Migration Checklist
> h3. Pre-Migration
>  * [ ] Audit current JLine 2 usage in geode-gfsh
>  * [ ] Document custom terminal configurations
>  * [ ] Back up command history format
>  * [ ] Identify platform-specific code
> h3. Migration
>  * [ ] Update dependencies
>  * [ ] Migrate ConsoleReader → LineReader
>  * [ ] Migrate Terminal initialization
>  * [ ] Update Completers
>  * [ ] Migrate History handling
>  * [ ] Update ANSI/color code
>  * [ ] Fix signal handlers
> h3. Post-Migration
>  * [ ] Platform testing complete
>  * [ ] Performance validated
>  * [ ] User documentation updated
>  * [ ] Migration guide published
> ----
> h2. Notes
> h3. *Critical Integration Point*
> JLine 3 migration *must be coordinated* with Spring Shell 3 migration, as 
> Spring Shell 3 has built-in JLine 3 integration. Consider migrating these 
> together.



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