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Remove warnings and set public event values. #189
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WalkthroughThe changes involve modifications to several classes and structs across different files. Key updates include enhancements to closure parameters for improved readability, adjustments to property access levels to increase visibility, and the implementation of the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant KanbanViewModel
participant Document
User->>KanbanViewModel: Subscribe to Document
KanbanViewModel->>Document: Subscribe with closure(document)
Document->>KanbanViewModel: Notify with updated document
KanbanViewModel->>User: Update UI with new data
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant TextViewModel
participant Document
User->>TextViewModel: Subscribe to Document Presence
TextViewModel->>Document: Subscribe with closure(event, document)
Document->>TextViewModel: Notify with event
TextViewModel->>User: Update UI with event data
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Files selected for processing (5)
- Examples/KanbanApp/KanbanApp/Kanban/KanbanViewModel.swift (1 hunks)
- Examples/TextEditorApp/TextEditorApp/TextEditor/TextViewModel.swift (1 hunks)
- Sources/Document/DocEvent.swift (2 hunks)
- Sources/Document/Json/JSONArray.swift (2 hunks)
- Sources/Document/Json/JSONCounter.swift (1 hunks)
Additional comments not posted (6)
Sources/Document/Json/JSONCounter.swift (1)
107-110
: Well-implemented debug description forJSONCounter
.The extension of
JSONCounter
to conform toCustomDebugStringConvertible
and the addition ofdebugDescription
are well-implemented. This change enhances the debugging capabilities by providing a clear string representation of the internal state, which is crucial for debugging and logging purposes.The implementation is correct and follows Swift best practices for enhancing debuggability.
Examples/KanbanApp/KanbanApp/Kanban/KanbanViewModel.swift (1)
48-50
: Improved closure parameter naming and scope handling.The explicit naming of the
document
parameter in the closure passed to thesubscribe
method enhances clarity and reduces potential confusion about the scope ofself
. This change is a good practice in Swift, especially in asynchronous code blocks, to avoid retain cycles and improve readability.The changes are well-thought-out and contribute positively to the maintainability of the code.
Examples/TextEditorApp/TextEditorApp/TextEditor/TextViewModel.swift (1)
69-75
: Enhanced closure signature for better scope management insubscribePresence
.The modification to include the
document
parameter directly in the closure signature ofsubscribePresence
method improves the clarity and directness of the code. This change reduces the reliance onself
and helps prevent potential retain cycles in asynchronous operations, which is a significant improvement in terms of code quality and maintainability.The changes are effective and align well with Swift best practices for asynchronous programming.
Sources/Document/DocEvent.swift (2)
123-123
: Access level change approved forvalue
inConnectionChangedEvent
.The change to make
value
public aligns with the PR's objectives to enhance usability by allowing external modules to access event status. Ensure that this property does not expose any sensitive data.The code change is approved.
Run the following script to verify the usage of
value
property across the codebase:Verification successful
Access level change for
value
inConnectionChangedEvent
is safe.The usage of the
value
property inConnectionChangedEvent
withinSources/Document/Document.swift
does not expose sensitive data. The change to make this property public is verified to be safe.
Sources/Document/Document.swift
:self.publish(ConnectionChangedEvent(value: status))
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149-149
: Access level change approved forvalue
inSyncStatusChangedEvent
.The change to make
value
public aligns with the PR's objectives to enhance usability by allowing external modules to access event status. Ensure that this property does not expose any sensitive data.The code change is approved.
Run the following script to verify the usage of
value
property across the codebase:Verification successful
Access level change for
value
inSyncStatusChangedEvent
is safe and appropriate.The
value
property is used in test assertions and event publishing, aligning with its intended purpose without exposing sensitive data. The change to make it public is confirmed to be safe.
- Usage in
Tests/Integration/ClientIntegrationTests.swift
confirms its role in synchronization status checks.- Setting in
Sources/Document/Document.swift
aligns with event handling.Scripts executed
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Sources/Document/Json/JSONArray.swift (1)
23-23
: Enhancements toJSONArray
for better debugging approved.Conforming to
CustomDebugStringConvertible
and makingdebugDescription
public enhances debugging capabilities and transparency. Verify that the debug information does not reveal any sensitive data.The code changes are approved.
Run the following script to verify the content of
debugDescription
across instances ofJSONArray
:Also applies to: 609-609
What this PR does / why we need it:
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
ConnectionChangedEvent
andSyncStatusChangedEvent
.JSONArray
andJSONCounter
classes to facilitate easier debugging.Bug Fixes
self
, minimizing potential retain cycles.