let super reference file in project dir #100
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WalkthroughThe recent changes enhance the application's handling of project files, allowing for improved retrieval and manipulation of application profiles. Key updates include modifying the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Application
participant Project
participant Logger
User->>Application: Request application for project
Application->>Project: Retrieve project file path
Project-->>Application: Return file path
Application->>Logger: Log retrieval process
Logger-->>Application: Confirm logging
Application-->>User: Return application instance
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Files selected for processing (8)
- inc/maiken/app.hpp (1 hunks)
- mkn.yaml (1 hunks)
- src/maiken.cpp (1 hunks)
- src/maiken/app.cpp (1 hunks)
- src/maiken/build/bin.cpp (1 hunks)
- src/maiken/build/obj.cpp (1 hunks)
- src/maiken/setup.cpp (1 hunks)
- src/project.cpp (1 hunks)
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- mkn.yaml
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src/maiken/app.cpp (2)
37-49: Verify the correctness ofpFileusage.The transition from
pDirtopFileshould be thoroughly tested to ensure that applications are correctly retrieved and created based on file paths.Run the following script to verify the usage of
pFilein the codebase:Verification successful
Verified: Correct usage of
pFilein the codebase.The transition from
pDirtopFileis implemented correctly, ensuring that applications are retrieved and created based on file paths as intended. The logic is consistent and aligns with the PR objectives.
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55-65: Verify the correctness ofpFileusage ingetOrCreateRoot.Ensure that the logic for using
pFileis consistent with thegetOrCreatemethod and functions as intended.Run the following script to verify the usage of
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Correct usage of
pFileingetOrCreateRootmethod.The usage of
pFilein thegetOrCreateRootmethod is consistent with the intended functionality and aligns with similar logic seen in other methods. No issues were found with its implementation.Scripts executed
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src/project.cpp (1)
64-64: Verify the impact of the conditional fallback forscm.The change to return
scmif non-empty, otherwiseproj, should be verified to ensure it doesn't introduce side effects in downstream code.Run the following script to verify the usage of the return value from
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Conditional fallback for
scmis correctly handled.The changes to return
scmif non-empty, otherwiseproj, are correctly managed in the downstream code:
- In
src/maiken/setup.cpp,scmis used inSCMGetter::GET, indicating it is expected to be non-empty for certain operations.- In
src/maiken/mods.cpp, logic ensuresscmis assigned a value if initially empty, maintaining correct functionality.Scripts executed
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src/maiken.cpp (1)
195-228: Verify the correctness of file-based checks insetSuper.The transition to using
mkn::kul::Filefor checking the existence of the super project should be verified for correctness.Run the following script to verify the usage of
mkn::kul::Filein thesetSupermethod:src/maiken/build/obj.cpp (1)
210-216: Verify the impact of EOL addition on log readability.The addition of EOL characters should be verified to ensure it improves the readability of logs without introducing any issues.
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99-105: Verify the impact of EOL addition on log readability.The addition of EOL characters should be verified to ensure it improves the readability of logs without introducing any issues.
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src/maiken/build/bin.cppcorrectly appends EOL characters to the log outputs for command, standard output, and error logs. This ensures improved readability without introducing issues.
- The EOL character is appended to the command log:
mkn::kul::io::Writer(mkn::kul::File(base + ".txt", cmdLogDir)) << cpc.cmd() << eol;- The EOL character is appended to the output log:
mkn::kul::io::Writer(mkn::kul::File(base + ".txt", outLogDir)) << cpc.outs() << eol;- The EOL character is appended to the error log:
mkn::kul::io::Writer(mkn::kul::File(base + ".txt", errLogDir)) << cpc.errs() << eol;Scripts executed
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src/maiken/setup.cpp (1)
43-43: Verify impact of new parsing logic.The use of
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sub_initializerand check for any related changes in the codebase:inc/maiken/app.hpp (1)
333-333: Verify impact of new key inapplicationsFor.The change from
project.dir().real()toproject.file()alters how applications are retrieved. Ensure that this does not affect data integrity or retrieval logic.Run the following script to verify the usage of
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Files selected for processing (3)
- inc/maiken/app.hpp (2 hunks)
- src/maiken.cpp (1 hunks)
- src/maiken/properties.cpp (2 hunks)
Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (2)
- inc/maiken/app.hpp
- src/maiken.cpp
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src/maiken/properties.cpp (1)
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33-44: Approved: Method chaining enabled inresolveProperties.The change to return a reference to the
maiken::Applicationobject is approved. This allows for method chaining, enhancing code fluidity.Ensure that this change does not affect existing functionality or introduce issues in the codebase.
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Compatibility of
resolvePropertieswith Method Chaining VerifiedThe change to return a reference from the
resolvePropertiesmethod is compatible with the existing codebase. The method is used in a way that supports method chaining, particularly insrc/maiken.cpp, confirming the appropriateness of the modification.
src/maiken.cpp: Method chaining observed withresolveProperties.Scripts executed
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New Features
resolvePropertiesmethod to allow method chaining for improved usability.Bug Fixes
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