Update NodeMapper to handle Trait sourceLocation #865
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This updates NodeMapper so that it can properly set source location on traits that use the AbstractTraitBuilder. Unfortunately the fix implemented here is a hack that looks for that specific case, and the same root cause may bite us elsewhere. The true root cause is that our default deserializer is unable to resolve generics. AbstractTraitBuilder generically defines the return value of the setter `sourceLocation` to `B extends AbstractTraitBuilder`. When we use reflection to look at the return type, all we see is `AbstractTraitBuilder`. We *can* also get the type variable, but actually resolving it will take a decent amount of effort as that functionality isn't built in.
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Do you think the serializer (Trait->Node) is handling sourceLocation? |
This updates the serializer for NodeMapper to pass along the source location.
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what does this comment mean? I'm not sure I understand what needs to be checked and where?
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Anything that implements the ToNode interface needs to set source location on the node. I think your PR does that.
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The comment does not clarify that you are talking about sourceLocation.
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This updates the builder detection in the node deserializer to check to see if the builder type is assignable to a given method's return type. This removes the need for a hack enabling source location, but it's still not perfect. Ideally we should attempt to resolve any generic return types.
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Those cases will be fixed with smithy-lang#865
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They are fixed via smithy-lang#865
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Those cases will be fixed with #865
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They are fixed via #865
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This updates NodeMapper so that it can properly set source location on traits that use the AbstractTraitBuilder. Unfortunately the fix implemented here is a hack that looks for that specific case, and the same root cause may bite us elsewhere.
The true root cause is that our default deserializer is unable to resolve generics. AbstractTraitBuilder generically defines the return value of the setter
sourceLocationtoB extends AbstractTraitBuilder. When we use reflection to look at the return type, all we see isAbstractTraitBuilder. We can also get the type variable, but actually resolving it will take a decent amount of effort as that functionality isn't built in.This is related to #864
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