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fix: avoid using serde(flatten) in serializable object #385

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Unfortunately structs that use flatten() become objects when serialized so I switched to an explicit representation.

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  • Modified MatchResult handling in crates/cli/src/result_formatting.rs for direct field access.
  • Replaced serde(flatten) with explicit representation in crates/core/src/api.rs.
  • Updated CompactMatch in crates/core/src/compact_api.rs to avoid serde(flatten).
  • Adjusted extract_ranges in crates/core/src/fs.rs for direct ranges access.
  • Changed RichFile serialization in crates/gritmodule/src/testing.rs to avoid serde(flatten).
  • Updated extract_path in crates/gritmodule/src/utils.rs for direct source_file access.
  • Modified MatchResult::Match handling in crates/lsp/src/testing.rs for direct ranges iteration.

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  • Refactor

    • Improved data handling and struct interactions by streamlining path normalization and adjusting access to file attributes across multiple modules.
  • Chores

    • Updated internal references and function implementations to enhance code maintainability and readability.

These changes should not affect user-facing functionality but will improve the efficiency and maintainability of the codebase.

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The updates mainly refactor how file and range attributes are accessed within various structures and functions dealing with match results. These changes improve the readability and maintainability of the code by simplifying attribute access and struct interactions. This refactor impacts multiple parts of the codebase, including result formatting, API handling, file system operations, and utility functions.

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crates/cli/src/result_formatting.rs Updated references to file attributes in MatchResult::Match and FormattedResult::Match to use simpler access patterns.
crates/core/src/api.rs Refactored MatchResult and FileMatch handling to streamline path normalization and improve struct interactions.
crates/core/src/compact_api.rs Modified From<Match> for CompactMatch to adjust how source_file and ranges are accessed.
crates/core/src/fs.rs Updated the extract_ranges function to use the new attribute access approach for MatchResult::Match.
crates/gritmodule/src/testing.rs Changed path assignment in test_pattern_sample to use r.source_file instead of r.file.source_file.
crates/gritmodule/src/utils.rs Refined extract_path function to directly access source_file in MatchResult::Match.
crates/lsp/src/testing.rs Modified maybe_test_pattern to use m.ranges instead of m.file.ranges for range iteration and manipulation.

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LGTM

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Actionable comments posted: 1

Comment on lines +148 to +158
fn extract_original_match(&self) -> Option<FileMatch> {
match self {
MatchResult::DoneFile(_)
| MatchResult::AnalysisLog(_)
| MatchResult::InputFile(_)
| MatchResult::CreateFile(_)
| MatchResult::AllDone(_)
| MatchResult::PatternInfo(_) => None,
MatchResult::Match(Match { file: m, .. })
| MatchResult::RemoveFile(RemoveFile { original: m, .. })
| MatchResult::Rewrite(Rewrite { original: m, .. }) => Some(m),
MatchResult::Match(m) => Some(m.clone().into()),
MatchResult::RemoveFile(RemoveFile { original: m, .. }) => Some(m.clone()),
MatchResult::Rewrite(Rewrite { original: m, .. }) => Some(m.clone()),
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Review: Cloning in extract_original_match.

The method extract_original_match clones the entire FileMatch object. This could be optimized if only a reference to the object is needed elsewhere in the application.

- MatchResult::Match(m) => Some(m.clone().into()),
- MatchResult::RemoveFile(RemoveFile { original: m, .. }) => Some(m.clone()),
- MatchResult::Rewrite(Rewrite { original: m, .. }) => Some(m.clone()),
+ MatchResult::Match(m) => Some(m.into()),
+ MatchResult::RemoveFile(RemoveFile { original: m, .. }) => Some(m),
+ MatchResult::Rewrite(Rewrite { original: m, .. }) => Some(m),
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fn extract_original_match(&self) -> Option<FileMatch> {
match self {
MatchResult::DoneFile(_)
| MatchResult::AnalysisLog(_)
| MatchResult::InputFile(_)
| MatchResult::CreateFile(_)
| MatchResult::AllDone(_)
| MatchResult::PatternInfo(_) => None,
MatchResult::Match(Match { file: m, .. })
| MatchResult::RemoveFile(RemoveFile { original: m, .. })
| MatchResult::Rewrite(Rewrite { original: m, .. }) => Some(m),
MatchResult::Match(m) => Some(m.clone().into()),
MatchResult::RemoveFile(RemoveFile { original: m, .. }) => Some(m.clone()),
MatchResult::Rewrite(Rewrite { original: m, .. }) => Some(m.clone()),
fn extract_original_match(&self) -> Option<FileMatch> {
match self {
MatchResult::DoneFile(_)
| MatchResult::AnalysisLog(_)
| MatchResult::InputFile(_)
| MatchResult::CreateFile(_)
| MatchResult::AllDone(_)
| MatchResult::PatternInfo(_) => None,
MatchResult::Match(m) => Some(m.into()),
MatchResult::RemoveFile(RemoveFile { original: m, .. }) => Some(m),
MatchResult::Rewrite(Rewrite { original: m, .. }) => Some(m),

@morgante morgante merged commit 9adb1f4 into main Jun 25, 2024
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@morgante morgante deleted the fix-match-wasm branch June 25, 2024 05:46
@@ -71,8 +71,7 @@ impl MatchResult {
}
MatchResult::AllDone(_) => {}
MatchResult::Match(m) => {
m.file.source_file =
normalize_path_in_project(&m.file.source_file, root_path).to_owned()
m.source_file = normalize_path_in_project(&m.source_file, root_path).to_owned()
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This shouldn't be called to_owned(). /grit new

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I have created a new review rule: Avoid unnecessary usage of to_owned() method.

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