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WalkthroughWalkthroughThe recent updates involve a significant transition from using "cluster" to "node" terminology across multiple files and functionalities in the application. This transformation includes renaming types, methods, and adjusting related features to adhere to the new node-focused architecture. Changes
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app/services/node/node_visibility/visibility.go (1)
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Codebase VerificationThe verification process has confirmed the presence of a TODO comment regarding the implementation of event emission and notifications in the
ChangeVisibilitymethod within thevisibility.gofile. This indicates that the implementation for this functionality is planned but not yet completed.Action Required:
- Implement the event emission and notification logic as indicated by the TODO comment in the
visibility.gofile. This is crucial for ensuring that system components and possibly external systems are notified of visibility changes, which can be important for maintaining data consistency and triggering related workflows.Analysis chain
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38-60: Ensure theChangeVisibilitymethod correctly handles authorization and updates node visibility. Consider implementing the TODO for event emission and notifications when visibility changes.Scripts Executed
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Files selected for processing (55)
- app/resources/datagraph/cluster.go (2 hunks)
- app/resources/datagraph/datagraph_enum_gen.go (2 hunks)
- app/resources/datagraph/kind.go (1 hunks)
- app/resources/datagraph/link/link.go (1 hunks)
- app/resources/datagraph/link_graph/db.go (1 hunks)
- app/resources/datagraph/link_graph/link.go (4 hunks)
- app/resources/datagraph/mapping.go (4 hunks)
- app/resources/datagraph/node/cluster.go (1 hunks)
- app/resources/datagraph/node/db.go (6 hunks)
- app/resources/datagraph/node_children/children.go (1 hunks)
- app/resources/datagraph/node_children/db.go (1 hunks)
- app/resources/datagraph/node_search/search.go (3 hunks)
- app/resources/datagraph/node_traversal/db.go (10 hunks)
- app/resources/datagraph/node_traversal/traversal.go (2 hunks)
- app/resources/resources.go (2 hunks)
- app/resources/seed/seed.go (3 hunks)
- app/services/hydrator/fetcher/fetcher.go (2 hunks)
- app/services/hydrator/service.go (4 hunks)
- app/services/icon/service.go (1 hunks)
- app/services/node/node.go (12 hunks)
- app/services/node/node_visibility/visibility.go (5 hunks)
- app/services/nodesearch/nodesearch.go (3 hunks)
- app/services/nodetree/nodetree.go (4 hunks)
- app/services/semdex/result_hydrator/result_hydrator.go (4 hunks)
- app/services/semdex/simplesearch/node.go (1 hunks)
- app/services/semdex/simplesearch/simple_searcher.go (1 hunks)
- app/services/services.go (2 hunks)
- app/transports/openapi/bindings/bindings.go (2 hunks)
- app/transports/openapi/bindings/datagraph.go (1 hunks)
- app/transports/openapi/bindings/links.go (1 hunks)
- app/transports/openapi/bindings/nodes.go (1 hunks)
- internal/db/test.go (2 hunks)
- internal/ent/account.go (3 hunks)
- internal/ent/account/account.go (4 hunks)
- internal/ent/account/where.go (1 hunks)
- internal/ent/account_create.go (3 hunks)
- internal/ent/account_query.go (10 hunks)
- internal/ent/account_update.go (7 hunks)
- internal/ent/asset.go (4 hunks)
- internal/ent/asset/asset.go (5 hunks)
- internal/ent/asset/where.go (1 hunks)
- internal/ent/asset_create.go (3 hunks)
- internal/ent/asset_query.go (11 hunks)
- internal/ent/asset_update.go (7 hunks)
- internal/ent/client.go (14 hunks)
- internal/ent/ent.go (2 hunks)
- internal/ent/er.html (3 hunks)
- internal/ent/hook/hook.go (3 hunks)
- internal/ent/link.go (3 hunks)
- internal/ent/link/link.go (5 hunks)
- internal/ent/link/where.go (1 hunks)
- internal/ent/link_create.go (3 hunks)
- internal/ent/link_query.go (11 hunks)
- internal/ent/link_update.go (7 hunks)
- internal/ent/migrate/schema.go (10 hunks)
Files not summarized due to errors (1)
- internal/ent/client.go: Error: Message exceeds token limit
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
- app/services/nodetree/nodetree.go
Additional comments not posted (144)
app/resources/datagraph/kind.go (1)
10-10: Addition ofkindNodecorrectly reflects the transition to a node-based model.app/resources/datagraph/node_children/children.go (1)
10-10: TheMovemethod correctly usesNodeSlug, aligning with the new node-based model.app/services/nodesearch/nodesearch.go (1)
11-11: Updated method signature correctly reflects the node-based model.app/resources/datagraph/node_traversal/traversal.go (1)
11-13: New methods for node traversal correctly useNodeIDandFilter, enhancing the flexibility and functionality of node management.app/resources/datagraph/link_graph/db.go (1)
30-30: Addition ofWithNodes()to the query correctly reflects the association of links with nodes in the new model.app/services/semdex/simplesearch/node.go (1)
19-38: Updated search method correctly queries node-specific fields and handles errors consistently, aligning with the node-based model.app/resources/datagraph/cluster.go (1)
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15-48: TheNodestruct and its methods are correctly defined, providing comprehensive management of node properties and aligning with the node-based model.app/resources/datagraph/mapping.go (1)
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14-48: TheNodeFromModelfunction correctly handles the mapping froment.NodetoNode, including relationships and properties, aligning with the node-based model.app/resources/datagraph/datagraph_enum_gen.go (2)
17-17: AddedKindNodeto align with the new node-based architecture.
62-63: Correct implementation ofKindNodein theNewKindfunction.app/transports/openapi/bindings/datagraph.go (1)
47-49: Ensure correct serialization ofNodeReferencetoDatagraphNode. Verify field mappings, especially optional fields likeDescription.Verification successful
The review comment's concern about the correct serialization of the
NodeReferencetoDatagraphNode, particularly the handling of the optionalDescriptionfield, has been verified. The code snippet provided in the output of the script shows that theDescriptionfield is indeed being handled in the serialization process, which aligns with the expectations set in the review comment.
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Descriptionfield is referenced asDescription: &v.Description,in the serialization function, indicating that it is properly included and handled, potentially allowing fornilvalues.Scripts Executed
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internal/db/test.go (2)
16-16: Correct inclusion ofnodeentity import, aligning with the new architecture.
35-35: Addednode.Tableto the truncation list, ensuring clean-up operations include new node-based tables.app/services/semdex/simplesearch/simple_searcher.go (1)
24-24: Integration ofnodeSearcherintoParallelSearcheraligns with the shift to a node-based model.app/resources/datagraph/node_search/search.go (3)
15-15: Correct import of thenodepackage, necessary for node-specific queries.
19-19: Updated method signature to return a slice ofNodepointers, reflecting the new node-based architecture.
53-82: Ensure the node search method correctly constructs and executes queries, handles errors, and maps results. Consider adding more specific query/filter parameters as indicated by the TODO comment.app/resources/resources.go (2)
13-16: Correct addition of node-related services to the resources configuration, ensuring they are available for dependency injection.
44-47: Proper configuration of new node services in the dependency injection framework.app/services/node/node_visibility/visibility.go (3)
12-13: Correct inclusion of node-related repositories, necessary for managing node visibility.
22-23: Proper configuration of node and node_children repositories in the controller struct.
28-29: Correct constructor setup for node visibility controller, ensuring all necessary repositories are initialized.app/services/semdex/result_hydrator/result_hydrator.go (4)
11-11: Correct inclusion of the node repository, necessary for hydrating node-specific data.
20-20: Proper configuration of the node repository in the hydrator struct.
27-30: Correct constructor setup for the result hydrator, ensuring all necessary repositories are initialized.
60-61: Ensure the node-specific case in the switch statement correctly hydrates node data from the repository. Verify field mappings and error handling.app/services/services.go (2)
18-20: Ensure that the newly added imports for node services are used appropriately in the application.
52-52: The registration ofnode.New,nodetree.New, andnode_visibility.Newservices is consistent with the PR's objective to shift from a cluster-based model to a node-based model.app/resources/datagraph/node_children/db.go (1)
23-25: The constructor functionNewcorrectly initializes a newdatabasestruct with providedent.Clientandnode.Repository. This is consistent with dependency injection best practices.app/services/hydrator/service.go (3)
22-22: The addition of theHydrateNodemethod in theServiceinterface aligns with the PR's objectives to support node-based operations.
32-32: Thenode.Repositoryis correctly injected into the service constructor, ensuring that node operations can be handled within the hydrator service.
70-75: TheHydrateNodemethod implementation is consistent with other hydrate methods, focusing on node-specific properties. Ensure that the node assets and links are correctly managed and tested.app/resources/seed/seed.go (1)
61-61: The addition ofnode.Repositoryto theNewfunction's parameters is necessary for seeding node data, aligning with the PR's shift to a node-based model.app/resources/datagraph/link_graph/link.go (2)
29-29: The addition ofNodesandRelatedfields to theWithRefsstruct is consistent with the PR's objectives to integrate nodes into the link graph model.
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87-102: The mapping function correctly handles the new node-related fields, ensuring that nodes are properly converted from the entity model. This is crucial for the integrity of the link graph data.app/transports/openapi/bindings/links.go (1)
112-112: The addition of node serialization in theserialiseLinkWithRefsfunction ensures that node data is correctly included in the API responses, aligning with the PR's objectives.app/resources/datagraph/node/cluster.go (1)
16-119: The addition of various option functions for node mutations, such asWithAssets,WithLinks, andWithVisibility, provides flexible configuration options for node operations, which is essential for the node-based model.app/services/hydrator/fetcher/fetcher.go (2)
19-19: The addition ofnode.Repositoryto the imports is necessary for node operations within the fetcher service, aligning with the PR's shift to a node-based model.
46-46: Thenode.Repositoryis correctly injected into the service constructor, ensuring that node operations can be handled within the fetcher service.app/resources/datagraph/link/link.go (1)
48-50: Ensure the newWithNodesfunction correctly adds node IDs to the link mutation.app/resources/datagraph/node/db.go (5)
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36-55: Check the error handling in theCreatemethod to ensure that it correctly identifies and wraps constraint errors.
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64-83: Review theListmethod to ensure that it correctly applies filters and handles potential errors during node listing.
91-139: Ensure that theGetByIDmethod correctly fetches a node by its ID, handling assets and links appropriately.
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147-160: Check theUpdatemethod for correct application of options and error handling.
163-171: Verify that theDeletemethod correctly handles the deletion of nodes, ensuring proper error wrapping.internal/ent/er.html (2)
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49-77: Ensure that the ER diagram accurately represents the new node model, including all relevant fields and relationships.
133-148: Check that the relationships in the ER diagram are correctly updated to reflect the new node model.app/services/icon/service.go (1)
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55-199: Review theUploadandGetmethods to ensure they handle image data correctly, respect user permissions, and interact properly with external services.app/resources/datagraph/node_traversal/db.go (2)
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33-68: Ensure that theRootmethod correctly fetches root nodes, applying filters appropriately and handling errors correctly.
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73-202: Review theSubtreemethod to ensure that it correctly constructs and executes the SQL query for fetching a subtree of nodes, handling parameters and errors appropriately.app/services/node/node.go (1)
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55-199: Review the methods for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting nodes to ensure they handle data correctly, respect user permissions, and interact properly with other services.internal/ent/link/link.go (1)
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32-47: Ensure that the new edges for nodes are correctly defined in the link entity model, including primary keys and table names.internal/ent/link.go (1)
165-167: Review theQueryNodesmethod to ensure it correctly queries nodes related to a link, handling database interactions properly.internal/ent/asset/asset.go (6)
32-33: Added new edgeEdgeNodesfor assets. Ensure that all related database schemas and migrations are updated to reflect this new relationship.
45-49: New tables for managing the relationship between nodes and assets have been introduced. Confirm that these tables are properly indexed and optimized for queries.
79-81: New primary key for theNodesrelation. Ensure that this primary key is unique and correctly implemented in the database schema.
157-160: New functionByNodesCountadded for ordering results by node count. Ensure that this function is correctly implemented and tested.
164-167: New functionByNodesadded for ordering results by node terms. Confirm that the function handles edge cases and is integrated into relevant queries.
198-202: New SQL graph step for nodes added. Verify that this step is correctly configured and interacts properly with other parts of the graph.internal/ent/asset.go (3)
45-46: Added new edgeNodesto theAssetEdgesstruct. Ensure that all related functionalities, such as API endpoints and business logic, are updated to handle this new edge.Verification successful
The review concerning the integration of the 'Nodes' edge across various functionalities has been verified. The codebase shows extensive usage and testing of this edge in API endpoints, business logic, and CRUD operations, confirming that the necessary updates have been made effectively.
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65-71: New methodNodesOrErradded to handle errors when nodes edge is not loaded. Ensure that this method is used correctly wherever node data is accessed.Verification successful
The investigation into the usage of
NodesOrErracross the codebase, including the direct access patterns inmapping.go, indicates that the method and similar error handling patterns are implemented correctly. Inmapping.go, the functionMapErris used right after accessingEdges.Nodes, which integrates error handling effectively, similar to whatNodesOrErrwould achieve. Therefore, the current implementation across the codebase appears to be consistent with the intended error handling strategy for node data access.
- internal/ent/tag_query.go
- internal/ent/node_query.go
- internal/ent/asset_query.go
- internal/ent/account_query.go
- internal/ent/link_query.go
- app/resources/datagraph/mapping.go
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184-186: New query methodQueryNodesadded for theAssetentity. Confirm that this method is integrated into the system and covered by unit tests.app/transports/openapi/bindings/bindings.go (2)
78-78: Added new bindings forNodes,Links, andDatagraph. Ensure that these bindings are correctly implemented and integrated into the DI system.Verification successful
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Nodes,Links, andDatagraphinto the DI system has been verified. The functionsNewNodes,NewLinks, andNewDatagraphare defined in their respective files and are referenced in the DI system setup file (bindings.go), confirming their correct setup.
NewNodesis defined and referenced inapp/transports/openapi/bindings/nodes.goandbindings.go.NewLinksis defined and referenced inapp/transports/openapi/bindings/links.goandbindings.go.NewDatagraphis defined and referenced inapp/transports/openapi/bindings/datagraph.goandbindings.go.Scripts Executed
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103-103: New providers forNodes,Links, andDatagraphadded to the DI system. Confirm that these providers are correctly configured and functional.internal/ent/account.go (1)
55-56: Added new edgeNodesto theAccountEdgesstruct. Ensure that all related functionalities, such as API endpoints and business logic, are updated to handle this new edge.Verification successful
The output from the executed script indicates that the term "Nodes" appears extensively throughout the codebase, particularly in various test files, entity management files (
entdirectory), and API-related files. This suggests that the new edgeNodesadded to theAccountEdgesstruct is indeed being utilized across different layers of the application, including API endpoints, business logic, and database operations.Here's a breakdown of the findings:
Test Files: The term "Nodes" appears in multiple test scenarios, indicating that the new edge is covered in unit tests, which is a good practice for verifying the integration of new features.
Entity Management (
entdirectory): TheNodesedge is managed in various CRUD operations for different entities, showing that the edge is integrated into the entity relationship management logic.API and Business Logic: The term appears in files related to API endpoints and business logic, suggesting that the new edge is being handled at the application level, which is crucial for the functionality to be accessible to end-users.
Given this extensive integration across different parts of the application, it appears that the necessary updates to handle the new
Nodesedge have been made following its addition to theAccountEdgesstruct.- Tests include scenarios for the `Nodes` edge, ensuring functionality is verified. - CRUD operations in the `ent` directory handle the `Nodes` edge, integrating it into the database logic. - API endpoints and business logic files reference the `Nodes` edge, indicating its availability in application operations.Scripts Executed
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app/transports/openapi/bindings/nodes.go (12)
26-32: The structNodeshas been correctly updated to use node-related services and repositories.
34-48: Constructor functionNewNodescorrectly initializes theNodesstruct with node-related dependencies.
50-82: MethodNodeCreatecorrectly handles node creation with updated node-related parameters and error handling.
84-154: MethodNodeListcorrectly implements listing of nodes with appropriate filters and error handling.
156-165: MethodNodeGetretrieves a node based on the provided slug and handles errors appropriately.
167-185: MethodNodeUpdatecorrectly updates node properties based on the provided request object.
187-201: Visibility update methodNodeUpdateVisibilitycorrectly handles the visibility change logic for nodes.
203-219: MethodNodeDeletecorrectly handles node deletion with options to move child nodes if specified.
221-234: MethodNodeAddAssetcorrectly adds an asset to a node using the updated node service.
236-249: MethodNodeRemoveAssetcorrectly removes an asset from a node.
251-260: MethodNodeAddNodecorrectly handles adding a child node to another node.
262-271: MethodNodeRemoveNodecorrectly handles the removal of a child node from a parent node.internal/ent/account/account.go (4)
44-45: Added edge definition fornodescorrectly reflects the new node model in account mutations.
88-94: The new table and column definitions for nodes are correctly set up to handle relations between accounts and nodes.
281-291: Ordering functions for nodes have been correctly added to manage query results based on node-related fields.
350-354: ThenewNodesStepfunction correctly sets up the SQL graph step for node relations.internal/ent/asset/where.go (2)
397-402: TheHasNodespredicate function correctly checks for the existence of node edges in asset queries.
408-411: TheHasNodesWithfunction correctly applies additional conditions to the node edges in asset queries.internal/ent/ent.go (2)
21-21: Added import fornodepackage aligns with the PR's objective to transition from a cluster-based model to a node-based model.
94-94: The addition ofnode.Table: node.ValidColumnin the column check initialization ensures that the newnodeentity is integrated into the column validation logic. This is crucial for maintaining data integrity and should prevent runtime errors related to invalid column references.internal/ent/link/where.go (2)
477-482: The addition of theHasNodesfunction introduces a predicate for checking the existence of edges to nodes. This change is consistent with the PR's objective of transitioning to a node-based model and ensures that link entities can establish relationships with nodes.
488-491: TheHasNodesWithfunction extends theHasNodespredicate by allowing additional conditions to be specified. This is useful for more complex queries involving nodes and supports the new node-based architecture effectively.internal/ent/account/where.go (2)
577-582: The implementation ofHasNodescorrectly sets up the SQL graph traversal for the "nodes" edge.
588-591: The implementation ofHasNodesWithcorrectly allows for dynamic filtering on the "nodes" edge with additional conditions.internal/ent/link_create.go (2)
103-105: The implementation ofAddNodeIDscorrectly manages the addition of node IDs to the "nodes" edge.
109-115: The implementation ofAddNodescorrectly addsNodeentities to the "nodes" edge by extracting their IDs and delegating toAddNodeIDs.internal/ent/link_update.go (5)
92-94: LGTM! The method for adding node IDs to a link is implemented correctly.
98-104: LGTM! The method for adding node entities to a link by their IDs is implemented correctly.
148-150: LGTM! The method for clearing all node edges from a link is implemented correctly.
154-156: LGTM! The method for removing specific node IDs from a link is implemented correctly.
160-166: LGTM! The method for removing node entities from a link by their IDs is implemented correctly.internal/ent/migrate/schema.go (4)
135-150: LGTM! The schema definition for theLinksTableis correctly implemented.
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151-183: LGTM! The schema definition for theNodesTable, including self-referencing foreign keys for hierarchical data, is correctly implemented.
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399-423: LGTM! The schema definition for theLinkNodesTable, including appropriate foreign keys, is correctly implemented.
449-473: LGTM! The schema definition for theNodeAssetsTable, including appropriate foreign keys, is correctly implemented.internal/ent/link_query.go (7)
16-16: Import ofnodepackage aligns with the PR's objective to shift from a cluster-based model to a node-based model.
30-30: Addition ofwithNodesfield toLinkQuerystruct is consistent with the new node-based architecture.
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91-105: The methodQueryNodeshas been added to handle querying on the "nodes" edge. This change is consistent with the shift to a node-based model. Ensure that the edge configuration in the database schema matches these expectations.
322-329: Cloning ofLinkQueryincludes the newwithNodesfield, ensuring that the node-related configurations are preserved in cloned queries.
347-354: TheWithNodesmethod correctly configures the query-builder to eager-load nodes connected to the "nodes" edge, which is crucial for performance optimizations when working with node relationships.
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447-484: The methodsqlAllhas been updated to handle loading of nodes, which is part of the transition to a node-based model. This includes initializing and assigning nodes to theEdges.Nodesfield ofLinkentities.
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559-612: TheloadNodesmethod handles the loading of nodes from the database into theLinkentities. This method is crucial for the integration of the node-based model into the existing querying mechanisms. Ensure that the join table and primary key configurations are correct as per the new schema.internal/ent/asset_create.go (2)
112-124: Addition of methods to handle node relationships is consistent with the PR's objective of transitioning to a node-based model.
299-307: The modifications in thecreateSpecmethod to handle node edges are correctly implemented and align with the new node-based architecture.internal/ent/asset_query.go (8)
17-17: Import ofnodepackage added to support the new node-based model.
31-31: Addition ofwithNodesfield toAssetQuerystruct to handle queries related to nodes.
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93-107: Implementation ofQueryNodesmethod to enable querying on the "nodes" edge. This method is crucial for integrating the new node-based model into the asset querying functionalities.
346-354: Cloning ofAssetQuerynow includes thewithNodesfield, ensuring that the node-related query capabilities are preserved in cloned instances.
372-379: MethodWithNodesadded toAssetQueryto configure and eager-load nodes connected to the "nodes" edge. This is part of adapting the query capabilities to the new node-based model.
485-485: TheloadedTypesarray now includes a boolean forwithNodes, which is used to track if nodes are loaded, supporting the new node-based functionalities.
518-521: TheloadNodesmethod is implemented to handle the loading of nodes when they are included in the query. This method is essential for integrating nodes into the asset's edges handling.
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602-655: TheloadNodesmethod includes detailed logic for loading nodes based on the asset query, ensuring that node data is correctly associated with assets. This method is crucial for the functionality of the new node-based model.internal/ent/asset_update.go (3)
112-124: Addition of node management methods aligns with the PR's objectives.
179-197: Addition of methods to clear and remove node relationships is necessary and well-implemented.
349-386: Changes in thesqlSavemethod correctly handle the new node relationships in the database schema.internal/ent/account_create.go (4)
19-19: Added import fornodepackage to support new node-related operations.
221-223: MethodAddNodeIDscorrectly adds node IDs to the account creation process.
227-233: MethodAddNodescorrectly adds node entities to the account creation process, maintaining consistency with similar methods.
496-504: The edge specification for nodes in thecreateSpecmethod is correctly set up, reflecting the new node-based model.internal/ent/account_query.go (6)
18-18: Added import fornodepackage to support new node-related functionality.
40-40: AddedwithNodesfield toAccountQuerystruct to support node-related queries.
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211-225: AddedQueryNodesmethod to enable querying nodes associated with accounts, aligning with the new node-based model.
453-453: EnsuredwithNodesis cloned in theClonemethod to maintain consistency in query capabilities when cloningAccountQueryobjects.
527-534: AddedWithNodesmethod to configure the query builder for the "nodes" edge, facilitating eager-loading of nodes connected to accounts.
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963-977: AddedloadNodesmethod to support loading nodes associated with accounts, crucial for the new node-based functionality.internal/ent/account_update.go (4)
18-18: Import ofnodepackage aligns with the new node-based architecture.
219-231: The methodsAddNodeIDsandAddNodescorrectly implement the functionality to add node edges to an account, consistent with other similar methods in the file.
380-398: The methodsClearNodes,RemoveNodeIDs, andRemoveNodesare implemented correctly to manage node edges, providing functionality to clear and remove node edges from an account.
785-822: The modifications in thesqlSavemethod to handle node edges (clearing, removing, and adding) are implemented correctly. These changes ensure that node relationships are maintained accurately in the database operations.internal/ent/client.go (10)
25-25: Import statement fornodeadded.This change is necessary to support the new
Nodeentity in the system.
53-54: Addition ofNodeclient in theClientstruct.This addition is essential for integrating the
Nodeentity into the system, allowing various operations (CRUD) to be performed on nodes.
84-84: Initialization ofNodeclient inNewClientfunction.Proper initialization is crucial for the
Nodeclient to function correctly within the system.
189-189: Addition ofNodeclient in the transactional client setup.Ensuring that the
Nodeclient is correctly set up in transactions is vital for maintaining data integrity and consistency.
221-221: Addition ofNodeclient in theBeginTxfunction.This change is necessary to support transactions that involve
Nodeentities, ensuring that the system can handle complex operations involving nodes.
257-258: Addition ofNodeclient to theUsefunction.This allows mutation hooks to be added to the
Nodeclient, which is important for executing custom logic during database operations.
268-269: Addition ofNodeclient to theInterceptfunction.This integration allows query interceptors to be added to the
Nodeclient, enabling custom query handling which is crucial for advanced querying capabilities.
290-291: Integration ofNodeclient in theMutatefunction.This ensures that mutations related to
Nodeentities are handled correctly, which is essential for the system's data manipulation capabilities.
513-521: Addition ofQueryNodesmethod inAccountClient.This method is crucial for querying nodes related to an account, reflecting the system's extended functionality to handle relationships between accounts and nodes.
694-702: Addition ofQueryNodesmethod inAssetClient.This method enables querying nodes associated with an asset, which is important for managing complex relationships in the system.
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| func (s *service) Search(ctx context.Context, q string, root datagraph.NodeSlug) ([]*datagraph.Node, error) { | ||
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| func (d *database) Move(ctx context.Context, fromSlug datagraph.NodeSlug, toSlug datagraph.NodeSlug, opts ...Option) (*datagraph.Node, error) { | ||
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The search for unit tests specifically targeting the Move function or involving rollback scenarios did not yield any results directly related to testing the rollback functionality within the Move function. The output shows general references to rollback mechanisms in the ent package and some uses of rollback in other parts of the codebase, but no explicit unit tests for the rollback scenario in the Move function were found.
Given this information, it appears that there might be a gap in the unit testing coverage specifically for the rollback scenario in the Move function. This is a critical area, especially considering the function handles database transactions which must be robustly tested to ensure data integrity.
Recommendation:
- Implement unit tests that specifically cover the rollback scenarios in the
Movefunction. This will help ensure that the transaction management and error handling are functioning as expected, which is crucial for maintaining data integrity in case of errors during the move operation.
Analysis chain
The Move function handles the logic for moving nodes from one parent to another. It includes transaction handling and rollback logic in case of errors, which is crucial for maintaining data integrity. Ensure thorough testing, especially for the transaction rollback scenario.
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| // NodesOrErr returns the Nodes value or an error if the edge | ||
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The verification process has revealed that while the NodesOrErr method is used in some parts of the codebase, there are numerous direct accesses to the Nodes field across various files. This could potentially bypass the error handling intended by the NodesOrErr method. It is recommended to review these instances to ensure that error handling is correctly implemented wherever node data is accessed.
- Direct accesses to
Nodesare found in multiple entity manipulation methods and tests. - It is particularly important to review the application logic outside of tests to ensure that
NodesOrErris used wherever appropriate to handle potential errors correctly.
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New method NodesOrErr added to handle errors when nodes edge is not loaded. Ensure that this method is used correctly wherever node data is accessed.
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| // QueryNodes queries the "nodes" edge of the Account entity. | ||
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The search results from the executed script indicate that while the QueryNodes method for the Account entity is indeed used within the system, there is no explicit mention of unit tests that cover this method. The results show various usages of the method in query contexts and other entity interactions, but none of these are within test files or test cases.
Given the absence of direct evidence of unit tests covering the QueryNodes method for the Account entity, it is reasonable to conclude that this specific method might not be covered by unit tests as of the current state of the codebase.
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- The
QueryNodesmethod for theAccountentity is integrated into the system and used in various query operations. - There is no evidence of unit tests specifically covering the
QueryNodesmethod for theAccountentity in the provided search results.
Please consider adding unit tests to ensure the functionality and integration of the QueryNodes method are verified and reliable.
Analysis chain
New query method QueryNodes added for the Account entity. Confirm that this method is integrated into the system and covered by unit tests.
The output from the rg command shows multiple occurrences of the QueryNodes method across various files in the internal/ent directory. This includes not only the Account entity but also other entities like Tag, Node, Link, Asset, etc. The method is defined in the account.go file and is also referenced in the account_query.go and client.go files, indicating that it is indeed integrated into the system.
However, the output does not explicitly mention any test files or test cases that cover the QueryNodes method for the Account entity. This absence suggests that while the method is integrated, its coverage by unit tests cannot be confirmed from the provided output.
To further verify the presence of unit tests specifically for the QueryNodes method in the context of the Account entity, we can search for test files in the repository that might contain relevant test cases.
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| // The NodeFunc type is an adapter to allow the use of ordinary | ||
| // function as Node mutator. | ||
| type NodeFunc func(context.Context, *ent.NodeMutation) (ent.Value, error) | ||
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The verification process has revealed that the NodeFunc type is defined and used only within the hook.go file and does not appear to be referenced or utilized in any other parts of the codebase. This suggests that while NodeFunc is implemented, its integration into broader node-related operations across the codebase might not be as extensive as expected.
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NodeFunctype is correctly implemented inhook.go. - However, there is no evidence of its usage or integration outside of this file, which might limit its utility in the application.
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Added new NodeFunc type for node mutators. Ensure that this hook is correctly implemented and integrated into node-related operations.
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- app/resources/datagraph/datagraph_enum_gen.go
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app/services/node/node.go (10)
14-15: Imports updated to reflect the new node structure.
30-34: Updated method signatures in theManagerinterface to usedatagraph.Nodeanddatagraph.NodeSlug.
43-52: UpdatedPartialandDeleteOptionsstructs to usedatagraph.NodeSlug. Ensure that all usages of these structs are updated accordingly.
55-62: MethodOptsinPartialstruct correctly translates partial updates into node options. Good use of functional options pattern.
68-82: Correctly updated repository fields in theservicestruct to use the new node-related repositories.
93-104: TheCreatemethod correctly handles node creation with dynamic options. Error handling usingfault.Wrapis consistent.
107-113: TheGetmethod is straightforward and correctly retrieves a node by its slug.
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116-143: TheUpdatemethod includes authorization checks and uses the new node structure. Ensure that the error handling and authorization logic are thoroughly tested.
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146-181: TheDeletemethod handles node deletion with options to move sub-nodes. The use ofopt.MapErrfor optional handling is appropriate. Ensure comprehensive testing, especially for the move logic.
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189-225: TheapplyOptsmethod correctly aggregates options for node updates. It includes visibility handling which is sensitive to user roles. This method is crucial and should be covered by unit tests to ensure correct behavior across different scenarios.internal/ent/account/account.go (4)
44-45: AddedEdgeNodesto account for the new relationship between accounts and nodes. This change aligns with the PR's objectives to shift from clusters to nodes.
88-94: Updated database schema to includeNodesTable,NodesInverseTable, andNodesColumnreflecting the new nodes relationship. Ensure that the database migration scripts are updated accordingly.
281-291: Added ordering options for nodes, allowing queries to order by nodes count and terms. This is a useful addition for managing node-related data efficiently.
350-354: Correctly defined a new step for SQL graph traversal for nodes. This setup is essential for the ORM to manage node relationships correctly.internal/ent/migrate/schema.go (5)
135-150: Added a newLinksTableschema. This addition seems unrelated to the node changes but might be part of broader system updates. Verify that this table is integrated correctly in the system.Verification successful
The review of the integration of
LinksTablein the system shows that it is extensively used across various parts of the application, including node, post, and asset management functionalities. The table is also referenced in schema definitions and client interactions, indicating a robust integration into the system's architecture. Here are some specific points of integration:
- Entity Management: The table is used in the context of nodes, posts, and assets, suggesting its role in managing many-to-many relationships between these entities.
- Schema Definitions: The table's schema is defined and referenced in foreign key constraints, ensuring relational integrity.
- Client Interactions: Usage in
client.goindicates thatLinksTableis part of the system's API or service layer, which is crucial for its functionality.Based on this analysis, the integration of
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151-183: UpdatedNodesTableschema to include a new column for parent nodes and adjusted foreign keys. This change is crucial for supporting hierarchical node structures. Ensure that the migration scripts handle these changes without data loss.
399-419: AddedLinkNodesTableto manage relationships between links and nodes. This is a new feature and should be thoroughly tested to ensure it handles edge cases correctly.
449-473: IntroducedNodeAssetsTableto manage relationships between nodes and assets. This table is important for asset management within nodes and should be integrated with relevant asset management functionalities.
549-569: AddedTagNodesTableto manage tag assignments to nodes. This is a useful feature for categorizing nodes and should be tested to ensure tags are applied and queried correctly.internal/ent/link_query.go (5)
16-16: Added import fornodepackage aligns with the PR's objective to shift from clusters to nodes.
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91-105: The addition ofQueryNodesmethod is consistent with the renaming from clusters to nodes. Ensure that theNodeClientand related methods are correctly implemented to handle node entities.Verification successful
The detailed implementations of the
QueryNodes,QueryAssets, andQueryLinksmethods in theNodeClientclass have been reviewed. These methods are crucial for handling node entities and their relationships within the system. Here's a summary of the findings:
QueryNodes: This method correctly sets up a query to fetch nodes related to a given node, using the node's ID. It establishes a one-to-many (O2M) relationship between nodes, which is consistent with the expected behavior for querying child nodes.
QueryAssets: The method sets up a many-to-many (M2M) relationship query to fetch assets associated with a node. This is done using the node's ID and correctly configures the SQL graph steps to navigate from nodes to assets.
QueryLinks: Similar to
QueryAssets, this method also sets up a many-to-many (M2M) relationship but for links associated with a node. The method correctly uses the node's ID to configure the SQL graph steps for querying linked entities.These implementations align with the expected functionalities for handling node entities, especially in a system that has transitioned from using "clusters" to "nodes". The methods are well-structured and seem to be correctly integrated within the system's architecture.
Based on the detailed review of the
NodeClientmethods, it can be concluded that the implementation is consistent with the requirements for handling node entities effectively.Scripts Executed
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322-329: Cloning ofLinkQuerynow includes the newwithNodesfield. This is a necessary change to maintain the integrity of the query object when cloned. Ensure that theClonemethod ofNodeQueryis correctly implemented.Verification successful
The initial review comment approved the inclusion of the
withNodesfield in theLinkQuerycloning process and requested verification of theClonemethod inNodeQueryto ensure it maintains the integrity of the query object when cloned.From the script output, we confirmed the existence of the
Clonemethod inNodeQueryas defined ininternal/ent/node_query.go. However, the output only shows the method signature and not the implementation details. To fully verify the correctness of theClonemethod, we need to examine its implementation to ensure it performs a deep copy where necessary.To proceed, I will generate a script to retrieve the full implementation of the
Clonemethod inNodeQuery.
The retrieved implementation of the
Clonemethod inNodeQueryconfirms that the method is designed to create a deep copy of theNodeQueryobject. This includes cloning the context (ctx), copying arrays fororder,inters, andpredicates, and recursively cloning associated queries likewithOwner. This approach ensures that the integrity of the query object is maintained when cloned, which is crucial for preventing unintended side effects in concurrent query handling.Given this information, the implementation of the
Clonemethod inNodeQueryappears to be correctly handling the cloning process as required. This aligns with the initial review comment's concern about maintaining the integrity of the query object when cloned.Final Response:
The
Clonemethod inNodeQueryis implemented to ensure a deep copy of the query object, including its context and associated queries, which aligns with the requirements for maintaining query integrity as noted in the review. The method correctly handles the cloning process.
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347-354: TheWithNodesmethod has been correctly added to allow for eager-loading of nodes connected to the "nodes" edge. This is in line with the changes from clusters to nodes. Ensure that theNodeQueryis properly configured by the optional arguments.Verification successful
The review comment's concern about the
NodeQuerybeing configurable by optional arguments has been verified across multiple instances in the codebase. The pattern of usage confirms that the design is consistently implemented, allowing for proper configuration ofNodeQueryin various contexts.
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The implementation of the
loadNodesmethod in theLinkQueryclass has been thoroughly examined. The method effectively initializes eachLinkobject using the providedinitfunction and assignsNodeobjects toLinkobjects using theassignfunction. This process is done within a loop that iterates over the results fetched by the query, ensuring that each node is correctly associated with its corresponding link.Here are the key points observed in the implementation:
- The
initfunction is called for eachLinkobject in thenodesarray if it is notnil.- The
assignfunction is used to map nodes to their respective links based on IDs fetched from the database, ensuring that the nodes are correctly assigned to the links.This implementation aligns with the requirements specified in the review comment, confirming that the node loading logic correctly initializes and assigns nodes to links.
- The initialization (
init) and assignment (assign) functions are properly utilized within theloadNodesmethod.- The method handles potential errors and ensures that each node is associated with the correct link.
Based on the detailed examination of the code and the output from the scripts, the node loading logic in
LinkQueryis implemented correctly and meets the expectations set in the review comment.Scripts Executed
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#!/bin/bash # Extracting the implementation of `loadNodes` in `LinkQuery` to verify the initialization and assignment logic. ast-grep --lang go --pattern $'func (lq *LinkQuery) loadNodes($_, $_, $_, $_, $_) error { $$$ }'Length of output: 3975
internal/ent/asset_query.go (6)
17-17: Import ofnodepackage aligns with the PR's objective to transition from clusters to nodes.
31-31: The addition ofwithNodesfield inAssetQuerystruct is consistent with the renaming from clusters to nodes.
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93-107: The methodQueryNodesis correctly implemented to replace the previous cluster-related query. It maintains the structure and logic of the existing query methods, adapting them to the new node context.
352-352: Cloning ofwithNodesin theClonemethod ensures that the state of node-related queries is preserved when anAssetQueryis cloned. This is crucial for maintaining consistency across query instances.
372-379: The methodWithNodescorrectly sets up the query-builder to eager-load nodes connected to the "nodes" edge, replacing the previous cluster setup. The method follows the established pattern used for other edges like posts and links.
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518-655: TheloadNodesmethod is well-implemented to handle the loading of node data into the asset entities. It correctly manages the relationships and ensures that the nodes are loaded based on the asset's node IDs. The error handling for unexpected node IDs is also in place, which is good for debugging and data integrity.internal/ent/account_query.go (8)
18-18: Added import fornodepackage aligns with the PR's objective to transition from clusters to nodes.
40-40: Introduction ofwithNodesfield inAccountQuerystruct is consistent with the renaming scheme from clusters to nodes.
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211-225: Implementation ofQueryNodesmethod is correctly set up to query nodes related to accounts, reflecting the new data structure focus.
453-453: Cloning functionality forwithNodesensures that the query builder's state is correctly preserved when cloning, which is crucial for maintaining query integrity across different operations.
527-534: TheWithNodesmethod setup is correct and allows for optional configuration of the node query, which is a flexible design choice.
634-634: TheloadedTypesarray now includes a flag for nodes, ensuring that the loading mechanism recognizes when nodes are part of the query. This is necessary for the correct functioning of the eager loading feature.
701-704: TheloadNodesmethod correctly initializes and assigns nodes to the account, which is essential for the correct operation of the eager loading feature when nodes are included in the query.
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963-977: TheloadNodesmethod correctly handles foreign keys and ensures that nodes are associated with the correct accounts. This is crucial for data integrity and correct query results.internal/ent/client.go (10)
25-25: Import added fornodepackage.This change aligns with the PR's objective to shift from a cluster-based to a node-based system.
53-54: Addition ofNodeclient in theClientstruct.This addition is necessary for the integration of the new
Nodeentity, allowing various operations such as creation, deletion, and updates on nodes.
84-84: Initialization ofNodeclient in theClientstruct.Proper initialization is crucial for the operational use of the
Nodeclient throughout the application.
189-189: Addition ofNodeclient in the transactional context.Ensuring that the
Nodeclient is available in transactional contexts is important for maintaining data integrity and consistency when performing operations involving nodes.
221-221: Addition ofNodeclient in the transactional context with specific options.This ensures that the
Nodeclient can be used in more complex transactional scenarios where specific configurations are necessary.
257-258: Addition ofNodeclient to the hooks application function.This change allows hooks to be applied to the
Nodeclient, which can be used to execute custom logic before or after database operations involving nodes.
268-269: Addition ofNodeclient to the interceptors application function.Interceptors are used to modify queries before they are executed, and adding the
Nodeclient here ensures that any query involving nodes can be intercepted and potentially modified.
290-291: Addition ofNodeMutationcase in theMutatefunction.This is crucial for handling mutations (create, update, delete) on
Nodeentities, ensuring that the system can react appropriately to changes.
513-521: Addition ofQueryNodesmethod inAccountClient.This method allows querying of nodes associated with an account, which is essential for operations that need to fetch nodes related to a specific account.
694-702: Addition ofQueryNodesmethod inAssetClient.Similar to the
AccountClient, this method inAssetClientenables querying nodes associated with an asset, which is useful for asset-related operations that involve nodes.
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app/resources/datagraph/node.go (4)
1-12: No issues found with the package declaration and imports. They are standard and necessary for the functionality.
14-17: No issues found with the type declarations forNodeIDandNodeSlug. They are straightforward and appropriate.
21-38: TheNodestruct is well-defined and includes all necessary fields for a node. No issues found.
40-48: The methods for theNodestruct are straightforward and provide necessary functionality. No issues found.app/resources/datagraph/node/node.go (4)
1-14: No issues found with the package declaration and imports. They are standard and necessary for the functionality.
16-19: No issues found with the type declarations forOptionandFilter. They are straightforward and appropriate.
21-41: TheRepositoryinterface is well-defined and includes necessary methods for managing nodes. No issues found.
43-119: TheOptionfunctions are well-defined and provide necessary functionality for setting node properties. No issues found.
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