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[ECO-5085] Validate spec coverage tags#243

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@lawrence-forooghian lawrence-forooghian commented Mar 19, 2025

This catches the following:

@specOneOf(m/n) tags where the total number of such tags for a spec point doesn't match the stated total, e.g.

// @specOneOf(1/3) CHA-EX2h
// @specOneOf(2/3) CHA-EX2h

@specOneOf(m/n) tags where the m values don't give the range 1...n, e.g.

// @specOneOf(1/3) CHA-EX2h
// @specOneOf(2/3) CHA-EX2h
// @specOneOf(2/3) CHA-EX2h

Multiple tag types for a single spec point, e.g.

// @specPartial CHA-EX2h
// @spec CHA-EX2h

As part of this, I've removed a test file that contained incorrect tests (and incorrect tags).

Resolves #96.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Refactor
    • Enhanced error reporting and validation logic for specification coverage, ensuring more accurate feedback during validations.
  • Tests
    • Removed outdated tests related to message comparisons.

These tests became incorrect in 780be56, in which:

- the implementation of the spec points that these tests claim to test
  was removed
- these tests were changed to not actually test anything
- the total on the @specOneOf points was not updated to reflect the new
  number of tests
Check there are no contradictory tags.

Resolves #96.
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Walkthrough

The changes refactor spec coverage validation logic by adding three new error cases to report issues related to specOneOf tag totals, indices, and multiple conformance tag types. A new private static method, generateCoverage, encapsulates this validation logic and returns a structured coverage object. Additionally, an existing test file for message comparisons has been removed.

Changes

File Change Summary
Sources/BuildTool/BuildTool.swift Added error cases (specOneOfIncorrectTotals, specOneOfIncorrectIndices, multipleConformanceTagTypes) and a new method generateCoverage to validate spec coverage tags.
Tests/AblyChatTests/MessageTests.swift Removed the file containing unit tests for the Message struct, which covered comparisons using isBefore, isAfter, and isEqual test cases.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant SP as SpecPoint
    participant GC as generateCoverage
    participant EH as Error Handling

    SP->>GC: Invoke generateCoverage(specPoint, conformanceTags)
    GC->>EH: Check for multiple conformance tag types
    EH-->>GC: Report error if multiple types exist
    GC->>EH: Validate specOneOf tag totals
    EH-->>GC: Report error if totals mismatch
    GC->>EH: Validate specOneOf tag indices
    EH-->>GC: Report error if indices are incorrect
    GC-->>SP: Return SpecPointCoverage object upon successful validation
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Objective Addressed Explanation
Validate specOneOf totals, indices, and uniqueness of conformance tags (#96, ECO-5085)

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Sources/BuildTool/BuildTool.swift (1)

479-550: Optional enhancement to gather multiple errors per spec point.
The logic to compute coverage and throw on the first encountered issue is valid, but collecting all errors for a single spec point would provide more comprehensive feedback. If necessary, you could store all violations and throw a combined error for an improved user experience.

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🔇 Additional comments (3)
Sources/BuildTool/BuildTool.swift (3)

282-284: The new error cases are well-structured and enhance clarity.
These typed errors help communicate precise validation failures for spec coverage issues.


450-450: Good addition of descriptive comment.
This clarifies the logic flow and improves the overall readability for future maintainers.


462-466: Nice separation of concerns for coverage generation.
Mapping each testable spec point to a coverage result improves readability and maintainability.

Comment thread Sources/BuildTool/BuildTool.swift
@lawrence-forooghian lawrence-forooghian merged commit 1f83560 into main Mar 19, 2025
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@lawrence-forooghian lawrence-forooghian deleted the 96-validate-spec-coverage-tags branch March 19, 2025 16:41
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Validate coverage tags in spec-coverage script

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