Ready for Swift 6 Chart fixes for extended data #3792

daveverwer · 2025-05-08T13:52:59Z

X axis now scales based on the min/max dates rather than going to the end of the year
Removed gridlines that were conflicting with event lines
Corrected the Xcode 16.3 event label
Added the Swift version to all event labels now the chart covers multiple Swift versions

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Enhancements
- The chart's time axis now automatically adjusts to the range of available data, improving flexibility.
- X-axis grid lines have been removed for a cleaner chart appearance.
- Event highlight transparency has been increased for better visual clarity.
Data Updates
- Xcode release events now display the corresponding Swift version in their descriptions for improved context.
- Future Xcode release descriptions have been clarified.

coderabbitai · 2025-05-08T13:53:06Z

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The changes update the Vega chart controller to dynamically set the x-axis time scale domain based on data, remove x-axis grid lines, reduce event mark opacity, and revise event descriptions in the chart data JSON to specify Swift versions alongside Xcode releases.

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File(s)	Change Summary
FrontEnd/scripts/controllers/vega_chart_controller.js	Changed x-axis time scale domain to use data-driven dates, removed x-axis grid lines, reduced event opacity, removed incomplete statement
Resources/ChartData/rfs6-events.json	Updated Xcode event descriptions to include corresponding Swift versions; clarified March 2025 entry

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daveverwer · 2025-05-08T13:57:30Z

< Bazinga! You missed a semicolon. >

@coderabbitai Where did I miss a semicolon?

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@daveverwer I found the issue! In the file FrontEnd/scripts/controllers/vega_chart_controller.js, around line 102 in the plotsForm method, there's an incomplete statement:

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You might want to either complete this method call with appropriate arguments or remove the line entirely if it's not needed.

daveverwer · 2025-05-08T14:05:22Z

Interesting. The bot got the error wrong, it wasn't missing a semicolon. However, there was a rogue line of code in there that was not causing an error, but was completely incorrect.

The tone of its comment, the little poems, and other noise are awful, though. 😱 There are settings to control its tone so I'll configure that

daveverwer · 2025-05-08T14:09:37Z

I tweaked the CodeRabbit settings to calm it down, let's see how it does.

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Code Cleanup:
- Removed the incomplete labelElement.replaceChild line in the plotsForm method of vega_chart_controller.js, which had no arguments or terminating semicolon.
Chart Data Improvements:
- Added Swift version information to all Xcode release event descriptions in rfs6-events.json
- Corrected the Xcode 16.3 event label to specify Swift 6.1
Chart Visualization Enhancements (as mentioned in PR description):
- Adjusted X-axis scaling to reflect actual data range rather than extending to year end
- Removed gridlines that were conflicting with event lines
- Reduced event mark opacity from 0.3 to 0.1 for better visibility

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daveverwer added 7 commits May 8, 2025 14:07

Make the X axis scale dynamic rather than fixed.

663ef88

Beter to do this with actual dates rather than rely on the strings.

6039f48

Use Vega’s built in support for date scales.

fe240b1

removed month grid lines.

ddecb8f

Reduced opacity of the event marks.

ac4a674

Corrected the final event label.

8ebf480

Added Swift version to all event labels.

567b9f3

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Removed incomplete line of code.

8ba83db

daveverwer requested a review from finestructure May 8, 2025 14:05

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