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Move GetoptsState definition to yash-builtin and store it in Env::any #445

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This pull request includes significant changes to the yash-builtin module, particularly focusing on the handling of arbitrary data within the environment and refactoring the getopts built-in. The most important changes include the introduction of a new DataSet type for storing arbitrary data, the removal of the getopts_state field, and the migration of related logic to use the new DataSet.

Closes #443

Introduction of DataSet for Arbitrary Data Storage:

  • yash-env/src/any.rs: Added a new module any that defines the DataSet struct, which allows for storing and managing arbitrary data within the environment.

Refactoring of getopts Built-in:

Updates to Environment Structure:

Changelog Updates:

  • yash-env/CHANGELOG.md: Documented the addition of the any field to the Env struct and the removal of the getopts_state field. [1] [2]

Test and Documentation Adjustments:

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Release Notes

  • New Features

    • Introduced a flexible data storage mechanism using DataSet for managing arbitrary data types in the shell environment
    • Enhanced argument parsing capabilities for built-in commands
  • Refactoring

    • Overhauled internal state management for the getopts built-in command
    • Replaced specific state tracking with a more generic data storage approach
  • Breaking Changes

    • Removed getopts_state field from the environment structure
    • Modified how command-line option states are tracked and managed
    • Removed the getopts module and its associated functionality

This commit moves the GetoptsState and Origin definitions from
yash-env to yash-builtin. The GetoptsState is stored in the Env::any
field, which is a DataSet. This change improves cohesion by keeping
the GetoptsState and Origin definitions inside the getopts module in the
yash-builtin crate.
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The pull request introduces a comprehensive refactoring of the getopts built-in state management across multiple files in the yash-env and yash-builtin crates. The primary change involves removing the getopts_state field from the Env struct and introducing a new DataSet type called any that allows storing arbitrary, type-erased data. The implementation moves the GetoptsState and Origin definitions from yash-env to yash-builtin, improving code organization and providing a more flexible approach to managing state within the shell environment.

Changes

File Change Summary
yash-builtin/src/getopts.rs Updated state management from getopts_state to any
yash-builtin/src/getopts/report.rs Modified state access to use env.any.get_mut::<GetoptsState>()
yash-builtin/src/getopts/verify.rs Added Origin enum and GetoptsState struct
yash-env/src/any.rs New module with DataSet for storing arbitrary data
yash-env/src/lib.rs Removed getopts_state, added any: DataSet
yash-env/src/builtin.rs Removed pub mod getopts;
yash-env/src/builtin/getopts.rs Deleted file, moved definitions to yash-builtin

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Remove getopts_state from Env
Add flexible data storage mechanism DataSet provides type-erased, cloneable storage
Improve code cohesion Moved state-related definitions to yash-builtin

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yash-env/CHANGELOG.md (2)

13-15: LGTM! Clear documentation of the new any field and DataSet type.

The changelog effectively documents the addition of the new any field and DataSet type, which aligns with the PR objectives of introducing a new storage mechanism for arbitrary data.


35-38: LGTM! Comprehensive documentation of removed components.

The changelog correctly documents all the removed components, including:

  • The conversion implementation for errno::Errno
  • The getopts_state field
  • The GetoptsState struct and Origin enum from the builtin::getopts module

This aligns with both the PR objectives and the previous review feedback.


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@magicant magicant merged commit 2b0fb8b into master Jan 16, 2025
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Remove getopts_state from Env and add AnySet instead
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