CoveringSetComputer

Struct CoveringSetComputer 

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pub struct CoveringSetComputer { /* private fields */ }
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Computes covering sets for targeted code selection

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impl CoveringSetComputer

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pub fn new() -> Result<Self>

Create a new covering set computer

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pub fn compute_covering_set( &mut self, query: &EntityQuery, file_contents: &HashMap<String, String>, graph: &DependencyGraph, options: &CoveringSetOptions, ) -> Result<CoveringSetResult>

Compute a covering set for a target entity

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  • query - Query to locate the target entity
  • file_contents - Map of file paths to their contents
  • graph - Dependency graph for the project
  • options - Options controlling the computation
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A covering set result containing the target and all related files

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pub fn compute_covering_set_for_files( &self, changed_files: &[String], graph: &DependencyGraph, line_map: Option<&HashMap<String, Vec<LineRange>>>, options: &CoveringSetOptions, ) -> Result<CoveringSetResult>

Compute a covering set starting from a set of changed files (git diff)

This variant is useful for code review or impact analysis scenarios where you want the minimal set of files that explain or are affected by a diff without needing to name a specific entity.

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impl Default for CoveringSetComputer

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