feat: continue temporal support #187
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participant User
participant CLI as CLI
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User->>CLI: Execute checkout
CLI->>Repo: await checkout("description", true)
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CLI->>Repo: await merge("description")
Repo-->>CLI: Completed
Note over User,CLI: Operations executed in proper sequence
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apps/ogre-demo/components/DemoRepo.tsx (2)
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4-5: Replace empty interface with type alias.The
DemoRepoPropsinterface is empty and could be replaced with a type alias for better clarity and to address the linting error.- interface DemoRepoProps {} + type DemoRepoProps = {};
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12-12: Address unexpected empty object pattern.The empty object pattern in the component props destructure is unnecessary and could lead to confusion. Consider removing it if not used.
- export const DemoRepo: React.FC<DemoRepoProps> = ({}) => { + export const DemoRepo: React.FC<DemoRepoProps> = () => {packages/ogre/src/utils.ts (1)
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263-263: Remove unnecessary type constraintThe type constraint on a generic function is specified as
any, which does not restrict the type in any meaningful way since all types are subtypes ofany. This is redundant and can be removed to clean up the code.- export const immutableArrayCopy = <T, R extends any>( + export const immutableArrayCopy = <T, R>(packages/ogre/src/repository.ts (1)
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331-336: Redundant else clauseThe
elseclause in the error handling of theapplymethod is redundant because all previous branches of the conditional either return or throw an error, effectively breaking out of the flow before reaching theelse. Removing this clause will simplify the code without changing its behavior.- } else if (err.operation.op === "remove") { - // Can happen e.g. when states are like this: - // from.entity.reason = null; - // to.entity.reason = undefined; - // we don't do anything in this case because "to" is already in a good state! - }
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- apps/ogre-cli/source/cli.ts (2 hunks)
- apps/ogre-demo/components/DemoRepo.tsx (2 hunks)
- apps/ogre-demo/pages/index.tsx (2 hunks)
- packages/ogre/package.json (1 hunks)
- packages/ogre/src/checkout.test.ts (8 hunks)
- packages/ogre/src/commit.test.ts (4 hunks)
- packages/ogre/src/merge.test.ts (3 hunks)
- packages/ogre/src/repository.test.ts (17 hunks)
- packages/ogre/src/repository.ts (15 hunks)
- packages/ogre/src/serialize.ts (1 hunks)
- packages/ogre/src/utils.ts (2 hunks)
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apps/ogre-demo/components/DemoRepo.tsx
[error] 4-5: An empty interface is equivalent to {}. (lint/suspicious/noEmptyInterface)
Safe fix: Use a type alias instead.
[error] 12-12: Unexpected empty object pattern. (lint/correctness/noEmptyPattern)
packages/ogre/src/utils.ts
[error] 263-263: Constraining a type parameter to any or unknown is useless. (lint/complexity/noUselessTypeConstraint)
All types are subtypes of any and unknown.
Safe fix: Remove the constraint.packages/ogre/src/repository.ts
[error] 331-336: This else clause can be omitted because previous branches break early. (lint/style/noUselessElse)
Unsafe fix: Omit the else clause.
[error] 461-461: Comparing to itself is potentially pointless. (lint/suspicious/noSelfCompare)
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apps/ogre-demo/components/DemoRepo.tsx (1)
29-29: Proper use of async-await in repository operations.The addition of
awaitto repository operations ensures that asynchronous actions such ascheckoutandmergeare properly awaited, preventing race conditions and ensuring correct sequence of operations.Also applies to: 41-42
packages/ogre/src/merge.test.ts (1)
11-11: Proper use of async-await in test cases.Adding
awaitto asynchronous operations in the test cases ensures that the operations are completed before assertions are made, which is crucial for the accuracy of the tests.Also applies to: 20-20, 35-36
apps/ogre-cli/source/cli.ts (1)
45-45: Proper use of async-await in CLI operations.The addition of
awaitensures that all repository operations are completed before proceeding, which is essential for the correct behavior of the CLI tool.Also applies to: 57-58
packages/ogre/src/checkout.test.ts (1)
21-21: Proper use of async-await in test cases.Ensuring that asynchronous operations like
checkoutare awaited is crucial for the accuracy of the test cases. This prevents tests from completing before the operations have finished, which could lead to false positives or negatives.Also applies to: 41-41, 51-51, 61-61, 78-78, 85-85, 99-99, 120-120, 132-134
apps/ogre-demo/pages/index.tsx (1)
135-135: Correct implementation of asynchronous operationsThe addition of
awaitkeywords before thecheckoutandmergefunction calls ensures that these asynchronous operations complete before proceeding, which is crucial for maintaining correct control flow in asynchronous JavaScript. This change aligns with best practices for handling promises in modern JavaScript applications.Also applies to: 147-147, 148-148
packages/ogre/src/commit.test.ts (1)
31-31: Correct implementation of asynchronous operationsThe addition of
awaitkeywords before thestatusandcheckoutfunction calls ensures that these asynchronous operations complete before proceeding. This is crucial for maintaining correct control flow and ensuring that the state of the repository is consistent before making assertions in the tests.Also applies to: 225-225, 246-246, 265-265
packages/ogre/src/repository.ts (2)
57-57: Correct implementation of asynchronous operationsThe transformation of several methods in the
Repositoryclass to asynchronous functions and the correct use ofawaitensures that the operations which depend on I/O or other asynchronous processes are handled correctly. This change is crucial for preventing race conditions and ensuring data consistency.Also applies to: 62-62, 78-78, 84-84, 98-98, 120-120, 121-121, 157-157, 163-163, 165-165, 186-186, 188-188, 300-300, 345-345, 394-394, 410-410, 576-576
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461-461: Suspicious self-comparisonThe code seems to contain a comparison of a variable to itself, which is typically either a mistake or pointless. Please verify whether this is intended or a coding error.
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packages/ogre/src/repository.test.ts (5)
35-35: Ensure asynchronous operations are handled correctly.The addition of
awaittorepo.diff(zeroth)is essential for proper handling of asynchronous operations, ensuring that the state is updated before the assertions are made.
140-140: Proper initialization of repository objects.Adding
awaitbeforerepo2.isReady()ensures the repository is fully initialized before proceeding with the test logic. This change is crucial for maintaining test reliability.
158-158: Correct asynchronous handling in test setup.The use of
awaitbeforer2.isReady()ensures that the repository object is fully initialized before any operations are performed on it. This change is necessary for the consistency and reliability of the tests.
233-233: Ensure the reset functionality behaves as expected.The use of
awaitwithrepo.diff(hash)before and after the reset operation is crucial. It ensures that the state changes are correctly awaited and the assertions reflect the true state of the repository.Also applies to: 238-238
252-252: Correct implementation of asynchronous status checks.The consistent addition of
awaitbeforerepo.status()calls across various tests ensures that the repository's state is accurately checked at each step. This is crucial for tests that depend on the state of the repository to validate behavior or changes.Also applies to: 262-262, 269-269, 281-281, 288-288, 291-291, 298-298, 301-301, 309-309, 312-312, 320-320, 334-334, 342-342, 357-357, 364-364, 375-375, 496-496, 533-533, 574-574, 611-611, 617-618, 649-649, 654-655, 685-685, 718-718
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Ensure error handling in deserialization function.
Similar to objectToTree, the treeToObject function should include error handling for potential issues during deserialization or decompression.
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Ensure error handling in serialization function.
The function objectToTree compresses and serializes an object but lacks error handling. Consider wrapping the operations in a try-catch block to handle potential serialization or compression errors.
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Paths specified in "exports" do not exist.
The "source" path (./src/index.ts) and "import/require" path (./lib/index.js) specified in the "exports" field of the package.json file do not exist. This will lead to module resolution errors.
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packages/ogre/src/repository.ts (1)
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334-339: Remove unnecessary else clause as suggested by static analysis.The
elseclause here is redundant because each branch of the preceding conditionals returns early or breaks the control flow.- else { - // unnecessary else clause - }
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packages/ogre/src/repository.ts
[error] 334-339: This else clause can be omitted because previous branches break early. (lint/style/noUselessElse)
Unsafe fix: Omit the else clause.
[error] 463-463: Comparing to itself is potentially pointless. (lint/suspicious/noSelfCompare)
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packages/ogre/src/repository.ts (4)
120-121: Ensure new serialization options are correctly implemented.The
serializeObjectFnanddeserializeObjectFnare set here. Ensure that they are used consistently throughout the class to handle object serialization and deserialization.Verification successful
Ensure new serialization options are correctly implemented.
The
serializeObjectFnanddeserializeObjectFnare used consistently throughout the class to handle object serialization and deserialization.
packages/ogre/src/repository.ts: Lines where these functions are defined and used confirm their consistent application.Scripts executed
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576-614: Review the newmergemethod implementation.The
mergemethod has been updated to handle promises and includes logic for different types of merge scenarios. Ensure that the error handling and branching logic are correctly implemented and consider adding more comprehensive tests to cover all scenarios.Verification successful
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mergeMethod DetectedThe identified test files
packages/ogre/src/merge.test.tsandpackages/ogre/src/repository.test.tscontain multiple test cases covering various scenarios of themergemethod. This indicates that the newmergelogic is well-tested.
packages/ogre/src/repository.test.ts:
- Tests for merging with different commit and ref updates.
- Tests for scenarios where no merge occurs.
packages/ogre/src/merge.test.ts:
- Tests for merge failures.
- Tests for fast-forward merges.
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57-57: Ensure proper handling of new promise-based method implementations.The methods
diff,status,checkout,merge, andresethave been converted to asynchronous functions returning promises. Verify that all calls to these methods in the codebase have been updated to handle these promises correctly.Also applies to: 62-62, 78-78, 84-84, 98-98
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463-463: Check for potential self-comparison error.The static analysis flagged a self-comparison, which might be an error or unnecessary. Verify this line to ensure it behaves as intended.
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Introduce type safety for serialization functions.
The serializeObjectFn and deserializeObjectFn are very generic. Consider specifying more detailed type parameters rather than using any and <T> to improve type safety and code clarity.
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Refactor initialization logic for clarity and efficiency.
The initialization logic with the conditional checks and asynchronous operation can be simplified to improve readability and reduce complexity.
- if (!options.history) {
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- const commit = this.commitAtHead();
- if (!commit) {
- this._isReady = true;
- return;
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- this.moveTo(commit).then(() => {
- this._isReady = true;
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+ this._isReady = !options.history || !this.commitAtHead();
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New Features
package.jsonfor improved module export configuration.Improvements
awaitstatements to various functions across multiple files. This ensures proper sequencing and improves the reliability of operations and tests.Refactor
Promisefor repository methods likediff,status,checkout,reset, andmerge.RepositoryOptions.Style
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