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How old deps #255

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How old deps #255

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@ZenVoich ZenVoich commented Oct 7, 2024

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  • New Features

    • Introduced the highestVersion field in package summaries, providing users with the highest available version of a package.
    • Enhanced the PackageCard component to display the latest version of dependencies and the package name for dependents.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved logic for retrieving package dependents, ensuring more accurate package configuration selection.
  • Documentation

    • Updated type declarations and service method signatures for better clarity and consistency in package version handling.
  • Chores

    • Removed outdated test files related to storage actor functionality.

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The pull request introduces several modifications across multiple files, primarily focusing on enhancing package management functionality. Key changes include the introduction of a highestVersion field in various data structures, updates to method signatures to replace PackageVersion with PackageVersion__1, and improvements to the PackageCard component in the frontend to display additional package details. The changes aim to refine how package dependencies and versions are handled and presented, ensuring a more informative user experience.

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File Path Change Summary
backend/main/registry/getPackageDetails.mo Modified _getPackageDependents to use registry.getHighestConfigs() instead of getAllConfigs().
backend/main/registry/getPackageSummary.mo Added highestVersion to the return object of getPackageSummary.
backend/main/types.mo Added highestVersion field to PackageSummary type.
cli/declarations/main/main.did Renamed PackageVersion to PackageVersion__1 across multiple method signatures.
cli/declarations/main/main.did.d.ts Updated method signatures to use PackageVersion__1 and added highestVersion to relevant interfaces.
cli/declarations/main/main.did.js Renamed PackageVersion to PackageVersion__1 and updated method signatures accordingly.
frontend/components/package/Package.svelte Added showLatestVersion and showDependsOn properties in PackageCard component.
frontend/components/package/PackageCard.svelte Introduced reactive statements for package version status and updated template for new properties.
frontend/declarations/main/main.did Introduced PackageVersion__1 and updated method signatures to reflect this change.
frontend/declarations/main/main.did.d.ts Updated method signatures and interfaces to include highestVersion and use PackageVersion__1.
frontend/declarations/main/main.did.js Renamed PackageVersion to PackageVersion__1 and updated records accordingly.
test/storage-actor22222.test.mo Deleted test file containing asynchronous tests for storage actor functionality.
test/storage-actor33333.test.mo Deleted test file containing asynchronous tests for storage actor functionality.

Possibly related PRs

  • Dependency aliases #236: Involves dependency aliases, potentially impacting the _getPackageDependents function.
  • Redesign #243: Changes to the Main actor class and sorting functions, possibly affecting package detail retrieval.
  • Check deps conflicts #245: Focuses on checking dependency conflicts, directly relevant to changes in package dependents retrieval.
  • Replica test runner #246: Enhancements in the testing framework for replicas, related to package management but less direct.
  • Stable memory and GC bench #247: Focus on stable memory and garbage collection benchmarks, not directly related to package management logic.

🐰 In the meadow where packages bloom,
A highestVersion now makes room.
With PackageCard shining bright,
Dependencies dance in the light.
From getAll to the getHighest, we cheer,
For clarity and context, we hold dear! 🌼✨


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Actionable comments posted: 17

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (12)
backend/main/registry/getPackageSummary.mo (2)

43-43: Approved: Addition of highestVersion to package summary

The inclusion of highestVersion in the package summary is a valuable addition. It provides users with information about the latest available version of the package, which is crucial for dependency management.

For improved clarity, consider renaming highestVersion to latestVersion or mostRecentVersion. This might better convey the meaning to users of this API:

-highestVersion = highestVersion;
+latestVersion = highestVersion;

Remember to update the type definition of PackageSummary accordingly if you make this change.


Line range hint 31-43: Summary: Valuable addition of highest version information

The changes in this file enhance the getPackageSummary function by including the highest (latest) version of the package in the summary. This addition is valuable for dependency management and aligns well with the PR objective of handling old dependencies.

Key points:

  1. The implementation retrieves the highest version using registry.getHighestVersion(name).
  2. The highest version is included in the returned package summary.

These changes provide users with more information about package versions, which can be crucial for making informed decisions about dependency updates.

Consider extending this functionality by adding a method to compare the current version with the highest version, potentially returning a status like "up-to-date", "update available", or "major update available". This could further assist users in managing their dependencies effectively.

backend/main/types.mo (1)

101-101: Approved: Addition of highestVersion field enhances PackageSummary

The new highestVersion field is a valuable addition to the PackageSummary type, allowing for better version tracking and management of packages. This change aligns well with the PR objectives and enhances the package management functionality.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the highestVersion field, similar to other fields in the type. For example:

 public type PackageSummary = {
   // ... other fields ...
   depAlias : Text; // dep alias (e.g. "lib@1" or "lib")
-  highestVersion : PackageVersion;
+  highestVersion : PackageVersion; // highest version available for this package
 };

This will improve code readability and maintainability.

cli/declarations/main/main.did (1)

Line range hint 1-458: Summary of changes and recommendations

The changes in this file primarily involve renaming PackageVersion to PackageVersion__1 and adding a highestVersion field to various record types. These modifications appear to enhance the interface by providing more comprehensive information about package versions. However, there are a few points that require attention:

  1. The original PackageVersion type is still present and should be removed to maintain consistency.
  2. The type of the new highestVersion field in various records is inconsistently set to PackageVersion instead of PackageVersion__1.
  3. Method signatures have been updated consistently, but a verification step is recommended to ensure all occurrences have been addressed.

Please address these issues to ensure full consistency across the interface. Additionally, consider the potential impact of these changes on dependent systems and ensure that appropriate updates are made throughout the codebase.

Given the scope of these changes, it's crucial to:

  1. Update any client code that interacts with this interface to use the new PackageVersion__1 type.
  2. Verify that any serialization/deserialization logic can handle the new highestVersion field in the affected record types.
  3. Consider adding a migration strategy if this change affects existing data structures or stored data.
cli/declarations/main/main.did.js (2)

182-182: Document the design decision for using PackageVersion in highestVersion fields

The highestVersion field has been consistently added to multiple records, including PackageDetails, all using PackageVersion instead of PackageVersion__1.

Given the consistency of this pattern across various record types, it appears to be an intentional design decision. To improve code maintainability and prevent future confusion, consider adding a comment explaining why PackageVersion is used instead of PackageVersion__1 for these fields. For example:

const PackageDetails = IDL.Record({
  // ... other fields ...
  // Using PackageVersion instead of PackageVersion__1 for compatibility with external systems
  highestVersion: PackageVersion,
  // ... other fields ...
});

This documentation will help future developers understand the reasoning behind this design choice.


Line range hint 1-426: Summary of changes and next steps

The changes in this file primarily involve renaming PackageVersion to PackageVersion__1 and updating related references throughout the interface. Additionally, new highestVersion fields have been added to several record types, consistently using PackageVersion.

Key points to address:

  1. Verify the intentional use of PackageVersion for highestVersion fields across all record types.
  2. Consider adding documentation to explain the design decision behind using PackageVersion instead of PackageVersion__1 for these fields.
  3. Ensure all dependent systems and clients are aware of the changes in function signatures and update their implementations accordingly.
  4. Run the provided verification scripts to catch any inconsistencies or remaining uses of the old PackageVersion type.

These changes suggest a significant update to the type system, potentially to support multiple versions of package-related types. Consider the following architectural advice:

  1. Version Migration: Implement a clear strategy for migrating existing data and clients to the new version system.
  2. Backwards Compatibility: If possible, maintain backwards compatibility for a transition period to allow gradual updates of dependent systems.
  3. Documentation: Update all relevant documentation, including API references and integration guides, to reflect these changes.
  4. Testing: Develop comprehensive tests to ensure the new versioning system works as expected across all scenarios.

By addressing these points, you'll ensure a smooth transition to the new type system and maintain the robustness of your package management infrastructure.

frontend/declarations/main/main.did.js (1)

Line range hint 1-424: Summary of changes and recommendations

The changes in this file primarily involve renaming PackageVersion to PackageVersion__1 and updating related function signatures and record definitions. While most of these changes are consistent and improve the interface definition, there are a few issues that need to be addressed:

  1. The new highestVersion fields added to PackageSummary, PackageSummary__1, PackageSummaryWithChanges__1, and PackageDetails records are using the old PackageVersion type instead of PackageVersion__1. These should be updated for consistency.

  2. All function signatures have been correctly updated to use PackageVersion__1.

To ensure full consistency across the file, please update the highestVersion fields in all record definitions to use PackageVersion__1.

After making these changes, it would be beneficial to run a final check to ensure all references to PackageVersion have been updated to PackageVersion__1 throughout the codebase.

frontend/components/package/Package.svelte (1)

241-241: LGTM: Improved context for package dependents

Adding showDependsOn={packageDetails.config.name} to the PackageCard component for dependents is a valuable addition. This provides users with clear context about which package the dependent relies on, improving the understanding of package relationships.

For consistency, consider adding a similar showLatestVersion={true} prop to the PackageCard for dependents as well. This would provide users with the same level of version information for both dependencies and dependents.

frontend/components/package/PackageCard.svelte (4)

22-26: Use date-fns for more accurate date calculations

Instead of manually calculating the timestamp for 6 months ago, consider using date-fns functions like subMonths for improved readability and accuracy. This approach accounts for varying month lengths and enhances maintainability.

Apply this diff to update the date calculation:

 import {formatDistanceStrict} from 'date-fns';
+import {subMonths} from 'date-fns';

 $: if (pkg.config.version !== pkg.highestVersion){
     let pubTime = Number(pkg.publication.time / 1_000_000n);
-    status = pubTime < Date.now() - 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 30 * 6 ? 'outdated' : 'update-available';
+    status = pubTime < subMonths(Date.now(), 6) ? 'outdated' : 'update-available';
     howOld = formatDistanceStrict(pubTime, Date.now()) + ' old';
 }

29-30: Ensure dependencies are correctly matched

The logic for finding the dependency version is sound. However, consider trimming any leading or trailing whitespace from showDependsOn to prevent potential mismatches due to user input.

Apply this diff to trim showDependsOn:

 $: if (showDependsOn){
-    dependsOnVersion = [...pkg.config.dependencies, ...pkg.config.devDependencies].find(dep => dep.name.split('@')[0] == showDependsOn)?.version ?? '';
+    dependsOnVersion = [...pkg.config.dependencies, ...pkg.config.devDependencies].find(dep => dep.name.split('@')[0] == showDependsOn.trim())?.version ?? '';
 }

50-51: Handle the 'latest' status scenario

Currently, the {#if status !== 'latest'} block only renders when the package is not up-to-date. If you want to display a message or indicator when the package is on the latest version, consider adding an {:else} block.

Apply this diff to provide feedback when the package is up-to-date:

 {#if status !== 'latest'}
     <div class="{status}">{howOld}</div>
     <div>Latest: {pkg.highestVersion}</div>
+{:else}
+    <div class="latest">This package is up-to-date.</div>
 {/if}

Don't forget to add styling for the .latest class if needed.


138-145: Optimize CSS class definitions

Consider consolidating the styles for status messages by using a common class for shared properties. This reduces redundancy and makes future style adjustments more efficient.

Apply this diff to optimize the CSS:

+.status-message {
+    font-weight: bold;
+}
+
 .update-available {
     color: #d4930f;
+    @extend .status-message;
 }
 
 .outdated {
     color: #9f1616;
+    @extend .status-message;
 }

Ensure your build process supports the @extend directive, or adjust accordingly.

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  • backend/main/types.mo (1 hunks)
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  • frontend/declarations/main/main.did.d.ts (9 hunks)
  • frontend/declarations/main/main.did.js (13 hunks)
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backend/main/registry/getPackageDetails.mo (1)

79-79: Approve change with suggestions for verification and documentation.

The change from getAllConfigs() to getHighestConfigs() is a good optimization that likely improves performance by reducing the number of configurations to process. It also aligns with the PR title "How old deps", suggesting an intention to focus on more recent dependencies.

However, please consider the following:

  1. Verify that this change intentionally excludes older versions of dependent packages, as it may alter the behavior of getPackageDetails.
  2. Update the function comment for _getPackageDependents to reflect that it now only considers the highest (latest) version of each package.
  3. Ensure that any code relying on getPackageDetails is aware of this change, as it may affect the returned dependents.

To verify the impact of this change, please run the following script:

This script will help ensure consistency across the codebase and identify any other potential areas that might need similar updates.

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To address the issues encountered with the previous shell script, please run the following updated scripts:

These revised commands remove the unsupported --type motoko flag and perform a general pattern search across all file types in the repository. This should help identify any other instances of getAllConfigs() and verify the usage consistency of getHighestConfigs() without encountering file type recognition issues.


Change Verified: getAllConfigs() usage is isolated.

The replacement of getAllConfigs() with getHighestConfigs() in backend/main/registry/getPackageDetails.mo has been verified. No other instances of getAllConfigs() were found in the codebase, ensuring that the change does not impact other components.

Please ensure that:

  1. The function comment for _getPackageDependents is updated to reflect that it now only considers the highest (latest) version of each package.
  2. Any dependent code is aware of this change to prevent unintended side effects.
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cli/declarations/main/main.did (2)

100-100: LGTM. Consistent with the renaming strategy.

The change from PackageVersion to PackageVersion__1 in the Result_5 type is correct and aligns with the overall renaming strategy.


312-312: LGTM. Comprehensive updates to method signatures.

The changes to method signatures, replacing PackageVersion with PackageVersion__1, are consistent and appear to cover all relevant methods in the Main service.

To ensure all method signatures have been updated correctly, run the following command:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any remaining method signatures using PackageVersion (without __1)
rg --type candid 'PackageVersion(?!__1).*->|->.*PackageVersion(?!__1)' cli/declarations/main/main.did

This will help identify any missed occurrences of PackageVersion in method signatures.

Also applies to: 318-318, 327-327, 328-328, 332-332, 339-339, 353-353, 356-356

cli/declarations/main/main.did.js (6)

27-29: LGTM: Result_6 variant updated correctly

The update to the Result_6 variant correctly reflects the change from PackageVersion to PackageVersion__1. This change maintains consistency with the type renaming.


30-30: LGTM: Result_5 variant updated correctly

The update to the Result_5 variant correctly reflects the change from PackageVersion to PackageVersion__1. This change maintains consistency with the type renaming.


124-124: Verify the consistent use of PackageVersion for highestVersion fields

The highestVersion field has been added to the PackageSummary__1 record, similar to the PackageSummary record. Both use PackageVersion instead of PackageVersion__1.

This consistent pattern suggests it might be intentional. Please confirm if this is the desired behavior. If not, consider updating both to PackageVersion__1. You can use the following script to check for all occurrences:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for all record definitions with a highestVersion field
echo "Searching for highestVersion fields in record definitions:"
rg --type js 'highestVersion\s*:\s*PackageVersion' -C 3

Review the script output to ensure this usage is consistent across all relevant record definitions and aligns with the intended design.


166-166: Confirm the intentional use of PackageVersion for all highestVersion fields

The highestVersion field has been consistently added to multiple records (PackageSummary, PackageSummary__1, and now PackageSummaryWithChanges__1), all using PackageVersion instead of PackageVersion__1.

This consistent pattern across multiple records strongly suggests an intentional design decision. Please confirm that this is indeed the desired implementation. If it is intentional, consider adding a comment explaining why PackageVersion is used instead of PackageVersion__1 for these fields to prevent future confusion.

If this is not intentional, update all occurrences to use PackageVersion__1. You can use the following script to locate all instances:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for all record definitions with a highestVersion field
echo "Searching for all highestVersion fields:"
rg --type js 'highestVersion\s*:\s*PackageVersion' -C 3

# Search for any remaining uses of PackageVersion (excluding highestVersion fields)
echo "Searching for other uses of PackageVersion:"
rg --type js 'PackageVersion(?!__1)' -g '!*test*' -C 3 | rg -v 'highestVersion'

Review the script output to ensure consistency across all uses of PackageVersion and PackageVersion__1.


96-96: Verify the use of PackageVersion for highestVersion field

A new highestVersion field has been added to the PackageSummary record, which is a good addition for providing version information. However, it uses PackageVersion instead of PackageVersion__1.

Please confirm if this is intentional. If not, consider updating it to PackageVersion__1 for consistency. You can use the following script to check for other occurrences:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for uses of PackageVersion in record definitions
echo "Searching for PackageVersion in record definitions:"
rg --type js 'PackageVersion(?!__1).*:' -C 3

Review the script output to ensure this usage is consistent with the intended design.


304-305: LGTM: Function signatures updated consistently

The function signatures have been correctly updated to use PackageVersion__1 instead of PackageVersion. This change maintains consistency with the type renaming throughout the interface.

While these changes are correct, they may impact external systems or clients that interact with these functions. Please verify that all dependent systems are aware of this change and update their implementations accordingly. You can use the following script to list all updated function signatures:

#!/bin/bash
# List all updated function signatures
echo "Updated function signatures:"
rg --type js 'PackageVersion__1.*\],' -C 2

Review the script output to ensure all necessary functions have been updated and to identify any potential external dependencies that need to be notified of these changes.

Also applies to: 317-321, 332-334, 337-339, 342-344, 359-361, 382-386, 388-390

frontend/declarations/main/main.did.js (4)

27-28: LGTM: Result_6 variant updated correctly

The Result_6 variant has been correctly updated to use PackageVersion__1, maintaining consistency with the earlier renaming. This change ensures that the correct type is used in the variant definition.


30-30: LGTM: Result_5 variant updated correctly

The Result_5 variant has been properly updated to use PackageVersion__1, maintaining consistency with the earlier renaming. This change ensures that the correct type is used in the variant definition.


304-306: LGTM: Function signatures updated consistently

The function signatures for getDefaultPackages, getFileHashes, getFileHashesQuery, getFileIds, getHighestSemverBatch, getPackageDetails, notifyInstall, and notifyInstalls have all been correctly updated to use PackageVersion__1 instead of PackageVersion. These changes maintain consistency with the earlier type renaming and ensure that the correct type is used throughout the interface definition.

Also applies to: 317-321, 332-334, 337-339, 342-344, 359-361, 382-386, 388-390


7-7: Approve renaming of PackageVersion to PackageVersion__1

The renaming of PackageVersion to PackageVersion__1 appears to be a versioning change. This modification is acceptable, but it's crucial to ensure that all references to PackageVersion throughout the codebase are updated accordingly to maintain consistency.

To verify all references have been updated, run the following script:

frontend/components/package/Package.svelte (2)

212-212: LGTM: Enhanced dependency information display

The addition of showLatestVersion={true} to the PackageCard component for dependencies is a good improvement. This will help users quickly identify if their dependencies are up-to-date, enhancing the overall user experience.


Line range hint 1-586: LGTM: Well-structured and feature-rich package component

The overall structure and implementation of the Package.svelte component are well done. It effectively handles various aspects of package information display, including details, dependencies, dependents, versions, and more. The recent changes to enhance the PackageCard component usage for both dependencies and dependents are good improvements that provide more valuable information to users.

The component follows Svelte best practices and seems to be efficiently organized. Keep up the good work!

frontend/declarations/main/main.did (13)

159-159: Addition of highestVersion field to PackageSummary__1

Including the highestVersion: PackageVersion; field enhances the package summary by providing information about the highest available version of a package.


173-173: Inclusion of highestVersion in PackageSummaryWithChanges__1

Adding the highestVersion field to PackageSummaryWithChanges__1 offers users direct access to the latest version information alongside any changes.


200-200: Enhancement of PackageSummary with highestVersion field

The addition of highestVersion to PackageSummary provides immediate access to the latest version information in package summaries.


245-245: Update to PackageDetails with highestVersion

Including highestVersion in PackageDetails enriches the detail level for package information, allowing for more comprehensive data retrieval.


339-339: Update to getPackageDetails method signature

getPackageDetails now requires PackageVersion__1 as a parameter. Verify that this change is propagated throughout the codebase.

Search for usages:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all usages of `getPackageDetails` in the codebase.
rg --type did 'getPackageDetails'

332-335: Change in getHighestSemverBatch method

The method now uses PackageVersion__1 within its parameter record. Ensure that calling code constructs the record with PackageVersion__1.

Locate usages with:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all usages of `getHighestSemverBatch` in the codebase.
rg --type did 'getHighestSemverBatch'

353-353: notifyInstall method now accepts PackageVersion__1

The parameter type for notifyInstall has been changed. Ensure that all calls to this method use PackageVersion__1.

Identify usages with:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all usages of `notifyInstall` in the codebase.
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356-359: Changes to notifyInstalls method parameters

The notifyInstalls method now expects a vector of records containing PackageVersion__1. Update any code that constructs these records.

Find and review usages:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all usages of `notifyInstalls` in the codebase.
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187-187: Consistency in PackageSummaryWithChanges structure

The highestVersion field has been added to PackageSummaryWithChanges. Ensure that all dependent code is updated to accommodate this new field.

Run the following script to identify usages of PackageSummaryWithChanges and check for references to highestVersion:

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Verification Successful

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312-315: Updated method signature for getDefaultPackages

The method getDefaultPackages now returns PackageVersion__1 instead of PackageVersion. Ensure that all callers of this method are updated to handle PackageVersion__1.

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328-328: Modification of getFileIds method parameter

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318-318: Method getFileHashes now uses PackageVersion__1

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327-327: Update in getFileHashesQuery method signature

The getFileHashesQuery method now accepts PackageVersion__1. Ensure consistency in all calls to this method.

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cli/declarations/main/main.did.d.ts (1)

274-274: ⚠️ Potential issue

Redundant type definitions for package versions

Both PackageVersion and PackageVersion__1 are defined as string, which may be unnecessary unless they represent different concepts.

Recommendation:

If both types represent the same concept, consider consolidating them into a single type to eliminate redundancy.

// Consolidate type definitions:

- export type PackageVersion = string;
- export type PackageVersion__1 = string;
+ export type PackageVersion = string;

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frontend/declarations/main/main.did.d.ts (1)

188-188: Good addition of highestVersion field to interfaces

The inclusion of the highestVersion field of type PackageVersion in the interfaces (PackageDetails, PackageSummary, PackageSummaryWithChanges, and others) enhances the information available about packages. This addition provides valuable data and improves the overall functionality.

Also applies to: 228-228, 240-240, 253-253, 266-266

Comment on lines +31 to +32
let highestVersion = registry.getHighestVersion(name)!;

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⚠️ Potential issue

Consider adding error handling for getHighestVersion

The use of the ! operator assumes that registry.getHighestVersion(name) will always return a value. This might lead to runtime errors if the highest version cannot be retrieved for any reason.

Consider using pattern matching or the do? syntax to handle potential null values more gracefully. For example:

-let highestVersion = registry.getHighestVersion(name)!;
+let highestVersion = switch (registry.getHighestVersion(name)) {
+  case (null) { return null; };
+  case (?version) { version };
+};

This approach ensures that the function returns null if the highest version cannot be retrieved, maintaining consistency with the function's return type of ?PackageSummary.

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let highestVersion = registry.getHighestVersion(name)!;
let highestVersion = switch (registry.getHighestVersion(name)) {
case (null) { return null; };
case (?version) { version };
};

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Comment on lines +150 to 151
type PackageVersion__1 = text;
type PackageVersion = text;
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⚠️ Potential issue

Consider removing the original PackageVersion type.

While the addition of PackageVersion__1 is correct, keeping the original PackageVersion type might lead to confusion and inconsistency in the codebase.

Consider applying this change:

 type PackageVersion__1 = text;
-type PackageVersion = text;

This will help maintain consistency with the renaming strategy and prevent potential confusion or errors in the future.

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type PackageVersion__1 = text;
type PackageVersion = text;
type PackageVersion__1 = text;

@@ -91,13 +91,13 @@ type Result_6 =
err: Err;
ok: vec record {
PackageName;
PackageVersion;
PackageVersion__1;
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Incomplete Renaming of PackageVersion Detected

Multiple instances of PackageVersion without the __1 suffix were found in the following files:

  • ./frontend/declarations/main/main.did
    • Line X
    • Line Y
    • ...
  • ./cli/declarations/main/main.did
    • Line X
    • Line Y
    • ...

Please ensure all occurrences are renamed to PackageVersion__1 to maintain consistency across the codebase.

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The change from PackageVersion to PackageVersion__1 in the Result_6 type is correct and consistent with the renaming throughout the file.

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};
};
type Result_5 =
variant {
err: Err;
ok: PackageVersion;
ok: PackageVersion__1;
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Inconsistent type usage detected in Result_5

The old type PackageVersion is still referenced in the following locations:

  • frontend/declarations/main/main.did
  • cli/declarations/main/main.did

Please update these references to PackageVersion__1 to maintain consistent type usage.

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The ok variant in Result_5 now returns PackageVersion__1. Verify that all places where Result_5 is used have been updated to handle PackageVersion__1 instead of PackageVersion.

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@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ export interface Main {
'getBackupCanisterId' : ActorMethod<[], Principal>,
'getDefaultPackages' : ActorMethod<
[string],
Array<[PackageName, PackageVersion]>
Array<[PackageName, PackageVersion__1]>
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⚠️ Potential issue

Inconsistent use of 'PackageVersion' and 'PackageVersion__1'

The code introduces PackageVersion__1 as a new type but continues to use PackageVersion in other parts of the codebase. This inconsistency appears in method signatures and type definitions, which may lead to confusion and potential type errors. It's important to maintain consistency in type usage throughout the code.

Affected lines:

  • Line 66: getDefaultPackages
  • Line 76: getFileHashes
  • Lines 81-84: getFileHashesQuery
  • Line 85: getFileIds
  • Line 87: getHighestSemverBatch
  • Line 94: getPackageDetails
  • Line 108: notifyInstall
  • Lines 110-112: notifyInstalls
  • Line 302: Result_5
  • Line 304: Result_6

Recommendation:

If PackageVersion__1 is intended to replace PackageVersion, consider updating all instances of PackageVersion to PackageVersion__1. Otherwise, if they represent different concepts, use more descriptive type names to differentiate them clearly.

// Example of updating types for consistency:

- export type PackageVersion = string;
+ // export type PackageVersion = string; (if deprecated)

- export type PackageVersion__1 = string;
+ export type PackageVersion = string;

// Update method signatures accordingly:
- 'getDefaultPackages' : ActorMethod<[string], Array<[PackageName, PackageVersion__1]>>,
+ 'getDefaultPackages' : ActorMethod<[string], Array<[PackageName, PackageVersion]>>,

Also applies to: 76-76, 81-84, 85-85, 87-87, 94-94, 108-108, 110-112, 302-302, 304-304

@@ -182,6 +185,7 @@ export interface PackageDetails {
'deps' : Array<PackageSummary__1>,
'quality' : PackageQuality,
'testStats' : TestStats__1,
'highestVersion' : PackageVersion,
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⚠️ Potential issue

Type mismatch in 'highestVersion' field across interfaces

The highestVersion field is added to multiple interfaces using PackageVersion as its type. However, other parts of the code are using PackageVersion__1. This inconsistency can cause type mismatches when the highestVersion field interacts with methods expecting PackageVersion__1.

Affected interfaces:

  • Line 188: PackageDetails
  • Line 228: PackageSummary
  • Line 240: PackageSummaryWithChanges
  • Line 253: PackageSummaryWithChanges__1
  • Line 266: PackageSummary__1

Recommendation:

Align the type of the highestVersion field with the rest of the codebase by using PackageVersion__1, or standardize on PackageVersion if appropriate.

// Example of updating the 'highestVersion' field:

- 'highestVersion' : PackageVersion,
+ 'highestVersion' : PackageVersion__1,

Also applies to: 228-228, 240-240, 253-253, 266-266

Comment on lines +66 to 68
Array<[PackageName, PackageVersion__1]>
>,
'getDownloadTrendByPackageId' : ActorMethod<
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⚠️ Potential issue

Ensure consistent use of PackageVersion in method signatures

Several method signatures have been updated to use PackageVersion__1 instead of PackageVersion. Since both types are aliases for string, this could introduce confusion. Unless there's a specific reason to distinguish between PackageVersion and PackageVersion__1, consider using PackageVersion consistently across all method signatures.

Apply this diff to update the method signatures:

- 'getDefaultPackages' : ActorMethod<[string], Array<[PackageName, PackageVersion__1]>>,
+ 'getDefaultPackages' : ActorMethod<[string], Array<[PackageName, PackageVersion]>>,

- 'getFileHashes' : ActorMethod<[PackageName, PackageVersion__1], Result_8>,
+ 'getFileHashes' : ActorMethod<[PackageName, PackageVersion], Result_8>,

- 'getFileHashesQuery' : ActorMethod<[PackageName, PackageVersion__1], Result_8>,
+ 'getFileHashesQuery' : ActorMethod<[PackageName, PackageVersion], Result_8>,

- 'getFileIds' : ActorMethod<[PackageName, PackageVersion__1], Result_7>,
+ 'getFileIds' : ActorMethod<[PackageName, PackageVersion], Result_7>,

- 'getHighestSemverBatch' : ActorMethod<[Array<[PackageName, PackageVersion__1, SemverPart]>], Result_6>,
+ 'getHighestSemverBatch' : ActorMethod<[Array<[PackageName, PackageVersion, SemverPart]>], Result_6>,

- 'getPackageDetails' : ActorMethod<[PackageName, PackageVersion__1], Result_4>,
+ 'getPackageDetails' : ActorMethod<[PackageName, PackageVersion], Result_4>,

- 'notifyInstall' : ActorMethod<[PackageName, PackageVersion__1], undefined>,
+ 'notifyInstall' : ActorMethod<[PackageName, PackageVersion], undefined>,

- 'notifyInstalls' : ActorMethod<[Array<[PackageName, PackageVersion__1]>], undefined>,
+ 'notifyInstalls' : ActorMethod<[Array<[PackageName, PackageVersion]>], undefined>,

- export type Result_5 = { 'ok' : PackageVersion__1 } | { 'err' : Err };
+ export type Result_5 = { 'ok' : PackageVersion } | { 'err' : Err };

- export type Result_6 = { 'ok' : Array<[PackageName, PackageVersion__1]> } | { 'err' : Err };
+ export type Result_6 = { 'ok' : Array<[PackageName, PackageVersion]> } | { 'err' : Err };

Also applies to: 76-76, 81-84, 85-85, 87-89, 94-94, 108-110, 302-302, 304-304

'downloadsTotal' : bigint,
'downloadsInLast30Days' : bigint,
'downloadsInLast7Days' : bigint,
'config' : PackageConfigV3,
'publication' : PackagePublication,
}
export type PackageVersion = string;
export type PackageVersion__1 = string;
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⚠️ Potential issue

Clarify the introduction of PackageVersion__1

You've introduced a new type alias PackageVersion__1 as string, which is identical to the existing PackageVersion type. This could lead to confusion and potential type inconsistencies. If PackageVersion__1 serves a different purpose than PackageVersion, consider renaming it to a more descriptive name. Otherwise, it's advisable to reuse PackageVersion for consistency.

Apply this diff to unify the type aliases:

- export type PackageVersion__1 = string;

And update the method signatures to use PackageVersion instead of PackageVersion__1.

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@ZenVoich ZenVoich merged commit 12ee352 into main Oct 8, 2024
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@ZenVoich ZenVoich deleted the deps-how-old branch November 18, 2024 08:02
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