Refactored literal type casting from flytepropeller #387
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Signed-off-by: Daniel Rammer <daniel@union.ai>
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Signed-off-by: Daniel Rammer <daniel@union.ai>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Rammer <daniel@union.ai>
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| // If t is an enum, it can be created from a string as Enums as just constrained String aliases | ||
| if t.literalType.GetEnumType() != nil { |
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nit: use && with the conditions
| // CastsFrom is a trivial type checker merely checks if types match exactly. | ||
| func (t trivialChecker) CastsFrom(upstreamType *core.LiteralType) bool { | ||
| // If upstream is an enum, it can be consumed as a string downstream | ||
| if upstreamType.GetEnumType() != nil { |
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nit: use && with the conditions
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| package coreutils | |||
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looks like this module was just providing type checking for upstream and downstream nodes. I think the naming of this file is a bit weird. or can you add more comments to explain what exactly this module does?
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| package coreutils | |||
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Same question here, the naming of the file does not describe what this module is doing
TL;DR
To allow re-use of literal casting in other repositories this PR refactors the code out of flytepropeller.
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