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Moving data provider structs into their own crates #451
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Pull Request Test Coverage Report for Build b4f699c028cb2f087ba3e5b95d90e91408cd178d-PR-451
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lgtm!
I'd only suggest moving provider.rs
and provider_internal.rs
to provider/structs.rs
and provider/mod.rs
.
Reasons why I'd rather not use that particular naming scheme:
I would be okay with some other name than |
That seems like a very subjective preference, boiling down to
That's accomplished by the model I proposed.
The file structure I proposed can provide what you're looking for. I'm very fond of clustering analogous mental spaces in folders. How you expose those is flexible, but I also prefer |
Are you okay with provider/mod.rs and provider/helpers.rs? |
Hooray! The files in the branch are the same across the force-push. 😃 ~ Your Friendly Jira-GitHub PR Checker Bot |
The merge directly from master is confusing, so I'm squashing and rebasing instead. ^ that was the squash. Rebase coming up next. |
Notice: the branch changed across the force-push!
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This is done except for the features test breakage. The problem is that With a normal feature (not an optional dependency), you can do:
@Manishearth Suggestions? |
I'm leaning toward adding a new feature that can pull in What should we call the new feature?
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+1 for "serialize" |
serialize seems fine to me. Not happy about having to do this, but all we can do is wait for namespaced features I guess |
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I went with Looks like the tests are all passing, including the feature permutation test! This is ready for re-review, and I'm eager to check it in. I may wait to hit the merge button until tomorrow's meeting. |
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Looks good for provider_ppucd
and uniset
components, but of course not much needed coincidentally.
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lgtm! Thank you Shane!
Clippy seems to be failing due to the known clippy bug:
So I believe this PR is ready to land as soon as I get the final approvals. |
@filmil told me offline that he's unable to review this PR, so I will proceed to merge with the approvals from @zbraniecki, @nciric, and @echeran. |
Fixes #415
I put the structs into a
pub mod provider
, which is a convention we can adopt across all components.Note that there was already a file named "provider.rs" in datetime; I renamed that file to "provider_internal.rs" before moving the structs file into "provider.rs". Please keep this in mind when reviewing!
I made the
serde
feature optional on the struct, which means we can use the struct without serde (e.g. Static DataProvider).