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Use std::set in producer catalog instead of maps of hashes - #985
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Issue #971 requires std::set<identifier> tracking, preserved identifier-based selection behavior, and relevant automated tests. phlex/core/producer_catalog.cpp now uses ordered sets and keeps the … |
Add focused producer-catalog tests for equal identifiers and distinct identifiers. Verify that equal identifiers are treated as duplicates and that distinct identifiers remain distinct during producer selection. |
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title accurately and concisely describes the main change: replacing hash-based tracking with std::set in the producer catalog. Out of Scope Changes check The reviewed change is limited to producer-catalog tracking and its related ambiguity reporting. The change removes hash-based tracking and uses sets for suffixes, creators, and types. This work direc…
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#971requiresstd::set<identifier>tracking, preserved identifier-based selection behavior, and relevant automated tests.phlex/core/producer_catalog.cppnow uses ordered sets and keeps the existing candidate matching and ambiguity flow. The reviewed change summary lists no test-file changes. The existingtest/producer_catalog_test.cppchecks registration and single matches, but it does not test duplicate equality or distinct identifiers that must remain distinct. The test acceptance criterion is therefore unmet.
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Review comments at @phlex/core/producer_catalog.cpp:
- Around line 86-88: Add a direct <set> include to producer_catalog.cpp, where
the function signature using std::set requires it; do not rely on transitive
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174-179: 🎯 Functional CorrectnessThe concern is refuted.
phlex/model/type_id.hpp:83definesconstexpr std::strong_ordering operator<=>(type_id const& rhs) const, which provides the ordering required bystd::set<experimental::type_id>.
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Exercise the ambiguous product selector checks in producer_catalog when multiple matching producers differ by suffix or by creator. AI-Assisted-By: Google Antigravity AI-Model: Gemini 4 Argon AI-Reasoning-Effort: medium
…lecting_test number_output_objects only unpacks std::tuple for multi-product transforms, not std::pair. AI-Assisted-By: Google Antigravity AI-Model: Gemini 4 Argon AI-Reasoning-Effort: medium
Guard type comparisons in product_selector::match and producer_matches with valid() so an unset query type acts as a wildcard. Add a producer_catalog_test check covering ambiguous untyped queries across products of different types. AI-Assisted-By: Google Antigravity AI-Model: Gemini 4 Argon AI-Reasoning-Effort: medium
Resolves #971
find_producerswith ordered sets of suffixes, creators, and types. Duplicate values now follow identifier equality rather than hash equality.