pub struct CodebaseDiff { /* private fields */ }Expand description
Represents the differences between two states of a codebase, typically used for incremental analysis.
This structure uses a single fingerprint hash per symbol to determine changes. Any change to a symbol (signature, body, modifiers, attributes) produces a different hash, triggering re-analysis.
Provides a comprehensive API for modification and querying following established conventions.
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Source§impl CodebaseDiff
impl CodebaseDiff
pub fn new() -> Self
Sourcepub fn between(
old_metadata: &CodebaseMetadata,
new_metadata: &CodebaseMetadata,
) -> Self
pub fn between( old_metadata: &CodebaseMetadata, new_metadata: &CodebaseMetadata, ) -> Self
Computes the CodebaseDiff between two CodebaseMetadata instances.
This method compares the metadata of the old and new codebases to determine which symbols have changed, which can be kept unchanged, and what text diffs exist for source files.
It aggregates this information into a CodebaseDiff instance that can be used for incremental analysis.
Sourcepub fn get_keep(&self) -> &HashSet<SymbolIdentifier>
pub fn get_keep(&self) -> &HashSet<SymbolIdentifier>
Returns a reference to the set of symbols/members to keep unchanged.
Sourcepub fn get_changed(&self) -> &HashSet<SymbolIdentifier>
pub fn get_changed(&self) -> &HashSet<SymbolIdentifier>
Returns a reference to the set of changed symbols/members.
Sourcepub fn with_keep(
self,
keep_set: impl IntoIterator<Item = SymbolIdentifier>,
) -> Self
pub fn with_keep( self, keep_set: impl IntoIterator<Item = SymbolIdentifier>, ) -> Self
Returns a new instance with the ‘keep’ set replaced.
Sourcepub fn add_keep_entry(&mut self, entry: SymbolIdentifier) -> bool
pub fn add_keep_entry(&mut self, entry: SymbolIdentifier) -> bool
Adds a single entry to the ‘keep’ set. Returns true if the entry was not already present.
Sourcepub fn with_changed(
self,
change_set: impl IntoIterator<Item = SymbolIdentifier>,
) -> Self
pub fn with_changed( self, change_set: impl IntoIterator<Item = SymbolIdentifier>, ) -> Self
Returns a new instance with the ‘changed’ set replaced.
Sourcepub fn contains_changed_entry(&self, entry: &SymbolIdentifier) -> bool
pub fn contains_changed_entry(&self, entry: &SymbolIdentifier) -> bool
Checks if the ‘changed’ set contains a specific entry.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for CodebaseDiff
impl Clone for CodebaseDiff
Source§fn clone(&self) -> CodebaseDiff
fn clone(&self) -> CodebaseDiff
1.0.0 (const: unstable) · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for CodebaseDiff
impl Debug for CodebaseDiff
Source§impl Default for CodebaseDiff
impl Default for CodebaseDiff
Source§fn default() -> CodebaseDiff
fn default() -> CodebaseDiff
impl Eq for CodebaseDiff
Source§impl PartialEq for CodebaseDiff
impl PartialEq for CodebaseDiff
impl StructuralPartialEq for CodebaseDiff
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impl Freeze for CodebaseDiff
impl RefUnwindSafe for CodebaseDiff
impl Send for CodebaseDiff
impl Sync for CodebaseDiff
impl Unpin for CodebaseDiff
impl UnsafeUnpin for CodebaseDiff
impl UnwindSafe for CodebaseDiff
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