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Support for Reserved Indices #4

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@bageshwar bageshwar commented Jan 15, 2025

Fixes #1

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  • New Features

    • Introduced @PibifyClassMetadata annotation for marking reserved indices in POJOs.
    • Added validation to prevent using reserved indices at compile time.
  • Documentation

    • Updated documentation with a new section on "Reserved Indices".
  • Version Updates

    • Upgraded pibify-core and pibify-maven-plugin from version 1.5 to 1.6 across multiple project environments.
    • Updated dependency versions in various project configurations to reflect the new versioning.

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The pull request introduces a new feature for reserved indices in the Pibify framework. A new @PibifyClassMetadata annotation has been created to allow clients to mark specific indices as reserved when deprecating fields. The changes include updating documentation, adding the new annotation, implementing validation logic in the code generation process, and updating version numbers across multiple project modules from 1.5 to 1.6.

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File Change Summary
AdvancedFeatures.md Added documentation for Reserved Indices feature
README.md Updated dependency versions to 1.6
pibify-core/pom.xml Version bumped to 1.6
pibify-core/src/main/java/com/flipkart/pibify/core/PibifyClassMetadata.java New annotation introduced for reserved indices
pibify-maven-plugin/pom.xml Version bumped to 1.6
pibify-maven-plugin/src/main/java/com/flipkart/pibify/codegen/BeanIntrospectorBasedCodeGenSpecCreator.java Added method to check reserved indices usage
Test-related files Updated pibify-core dependency to version 1.6

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Support for Reserved indices [#1]

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🐰 A rabbit's tale of indices reserved,
Where numbers dance and code is preserved,
No field shall tread where it shouldn't roam,
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Hop, hop, hooray for metadata's might! 🚀

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test-environments/vertx/pom.xml (1)

Line range hint 24-24: Fix typo in artifactId.

The artifactId contains a typo: "pibify-test-vertex" should be "pibify-test-vertx".

-    <artifactId>pibify-test-vertex</artifactId>
+    <artifactId>pibify-test-vertx</artifactId>
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AdvancedFeatures.md (3)

48-48: Fix grammatical issues in the sentence.

The sentence has two minor issues:

  • "This ensure" should be "This ensures" (subject-verb agreement)
  • Consider replacing "is able to" with "can" for conciseness
-This ensure that the IDE is able to resolve the class and the code compiles without any issues.
+This ensures that the IDE can resolve the class and the code compiles without any issues.
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52-57: Enhance the feature documentation with additional details.

Consider adding:

  1. Specific examples of when to use reserved indices (e.g., during field deprecation cycles)
  2. Clarify what "necessary action" means when a validation fails
  3. Add information about backward compatibility implications
 If the client is deprecating a field and removing it from the codebase, it is recommended to mark the index as reserved.
 This can be done by using the `@PibifyClassMetadata` annotation on the pojo and mark the indices which should not be
 used.
 Once this is in place, a validation step will ensure any Pojo that attempts to use a reserved index will fail during
 compile time
-and the client can take necessary action.
+and the client must choose a different index for their field. This helps prevent accidental reuse of indices
+from deprecated fields, which could cause backward compatibility issues when deserializing older data.
+
+For example, if you remove a field that used index 2, you should mark index 2 as reserved to ensure
+it's not accidentally reused by a new field in the future.
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59-63: Enhance the code example with comments and context.

Consider expanding the example to show both reserved and active indices with explanatory comments.

 ```java
-
+// Indices 2 and 3 were previously used for deprecated fields 'oldStatus' and 'legacyId'
 @PibifyClassMetadata(reservedIndices = {2, 3})
 public class ClassWithSimpleFields {
+    @Pibify(1)
+    private String name;
+    
+    @Pibify(4) // Note: Skipping indices 2 and 3 as they are reserved
+    private int count;
 }
test-environments/dropwizard/test-dropwizard/pom.xml (1)

Line range hint 111-111: Consider updating pibify-maven-plugin version.

The project is using pibify-maven-plugin version 1.3 while updating pibify-core to 1.6. Consider updating the plugin version to maintain consistency.

-                <version>1.3</version>
+                <version>1.6</version>
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AdvancedFeatures.md (1)

50-51: LGTM!

The section header follows the document's existing style and formatting.

test-environments/lombok/pom.xml (2)

109-109: Version update is consistent.

The update of pibify-core dependency to version 1.6 aligns with the version updates across other modules.

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125-125: Version update is consistent.

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25-25: Version increment is appropriate for new feature.

The version update from 1.5 to 1.6 is appropriate for introducing the new @PibifyClassMetadata annotation feature.

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72-72: Version update is consistent.

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AdvancedFeatures.md (2)

52-58: Consider enhancing the feature documentation.

The explanation effectively covers the what, how, and why of reserved indices. Consider adding:

  • Any limitations or edge cases of this feature
  • Whether this is a breaking change for existing clients
  • Migration guidelines for adopting this feature
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60-72: Consider adding more comprehensive examples.

The current example effectively demonstrates basic usage. Consider enhancing it with:

  • An example showing the compile-time error when attempting to use a reserved index
  • A demonstration of reserved indices across multiple related classes
  • Examples of common patterns or best practices
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48-48: LGTM!

The grammar correction from "ensure" to "ensures" improves the documentation quality.

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50-51: LGTM!

The section title follows the existing documentation style and is placed logically in the document.

Comment on lines +52 to +72
This can be done by using the `@PibifyClassMetadata` annotation on the pojo and mark the indices which should not be
used.
Once this is in place, a validation step will ensure any Pojo that attempts to use a reserved index will fail during
compile time and the client must choose a different index for their field.
This helps prevent accidental reuse of indices from deprecated fields, which could cause backward compatibility issues
when deserializing older data.

For example, if you remove a field that used index 2, you should mark index 2 as reserved to ensure
it's not accidentally reused by a new field in the future.

```java
// Indices 2 and 3 were previously used for deprecated fields 'oldStatus' and 'legacyId'
@PibifyClassMetadata(reservedIndices = {2, 3})
public class ClassWithSimpleFields {
@Pibify(1)
private String name;
@Pibify(4) // Note: Skipping indices 2 and 3 as they are reserved
private int count;
}
```
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Documentation needs correction regarding validation timing

The implementation validates reserved indices during build-time (maven plugin execution) rather than compile-time as stated in the documentation. While the feature works as intended to prevent accidental reuse of indices, the timing of the validation should be accurately documented.

  • Update the documentation to state that validation occurs during the build process rather than at compile-time
  • Consider mentioning that violations are reported as build errors through the maven plugin
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685-697: Consider improving test readability with descriptive variable names and comments.

The test logic is correct and provides good coverage for validating reserved indices. However, readability could be improved.

Consider this refactor to make the test more descriptive:

     @Test
     public void testReservedIndices() throws CodeGenException {
         Class<?> forTest = ClassWithSimpleFields.class;
         BeanIntrospectorBasedCodeGenSpecCreator creator = new BeanIntrospectorBasedCodeGenSpecCreator();
         CodeGenSpec codeGenSpec = creator.create(forTest);
         assertNotNull(codeGenSpec);
-        List<SpecGenLog> logs = new ArrayList<>(creator.getLogsForCurrentEntity());
-        logs.forEach(l -> System.out.println(l.getLogMessage()));
+        // Collect validation logs for reserved indices
+        List<SpecGenLog> validationLogs = new ArrayList<>(creator.getLogsForCurrentEntity());
+        validationLogs.forEach(log -> System.out.println(log.getLogMessage()));
         assertEquals(SpecGenLogLevel.ERROR, creator.status(forTest));
-        assertEquals(2, logs.size());
-        assertEquals("com.flipkart.pibify.test.data.ClassWithSimpleFields Reserved index 2 is already in use", logs.get(0).getLogMessage());
-        assertEquals("com.flipkart.pibify.test.data.ClassWithSimpleFields Reserved index 3 is already in use", logs.get(1).getLogMessage());
+        // Verify that both reserved indices (2 and 3) are detected as already in use
+        assertEquals(2, validationLogs.size());
+        assertEquals("com.flipkart.pibify.test.data.ClassWithSimpleFields Reserved index 2 is already in use", validationLogs.get(0).getLogMessage());
+        assertEquals("com.flipkart.pibify.test.data.ClassWithSimpleFields Reserved index 3 is already in use", validationLogs.get(1).getLogMessage());
     }
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35-35: LGTM!

The import statement for ClassWithSimpleFields is correctly added to support the new test case.

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