Fixed indexes #2748
Fixed indexes #2748
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WalkthroughThe changes update the exception message key for art slide count validation in the streetcode creation handler and reorganize the Changes
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Streetcode/Streetcode.DAL/Enums/StreetcodeArtSlideTemplate.cs (1)
14-18: Ensure naming convention consistencyI noticed some enum member names have been changed (e.g., lines 14, 16, 18). Ensure that the naming consistently reflects the actual structure of the art slides they represent.
For readability, consider adding a structured comment format before the enum that explains the naming convention used (e.g., what "OneToFour" actually means in the context of art slides).
public enum StreetcodeArtSlideTemplate { + // Format: [Slide1Position]And[Slide2Position]... + // Where positions are ranges (e.g., OneToFour) or individual positions (e.g., Five) OneToFourAndFiveToSix = 0,Streetcode/Streetcode.BLL/MediatR/Streetcode/Streetcode/Create/CreateStreetcodeHandler.cs (1)
295-301: Verify that validation logic works with reordered enum valuesThe validation logic checks that the number of arts matches the expected count in the template dictionary. With the reordering of enum values, it's important to verify this validation still works correctly with all templates, especially in integration tests.
Consider adding a unit test that specifically tests this validation logic with each template type to ensure the changes haven't broken anything.
#!/bin/bash # Look for existing tests that might need updating rg -A 5 "AmountMustBeTheSameAsInTemplate|SizeMustBeTheSameAsInTemplate" --glob "**/*Test*.cs" # Check if template-based validation is tested rg -A 10 "CountOfArtsInTemplateDictionary" --glob "**/*Test*.cs"
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Streetcode/Streetcode.DAL/Enums/StreetcodeArtSlideTemplate.cs (2)
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Review your enum value changes carefully
The reordering of enum values and reassignment of their integer values could potentially impact existing data if these values are stored in a database. Verify that:
- These enum values aren't used as keys in any persisted data
- Any serialized data using these enums will be properly migrated
- All code referencing these enum values has been updated
For proper maintenance, consider adding XML documentation explaining each template's purpose and structure.
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#!/bin/bash # Checking for database persistence of these enum values rg -A 3 "StreetcodeArtSlideTemplate" --glob "**/*.cs" | grep -E "(Save|Update|Insert|DbSet|Entity|Model|Repository)" # Look for any serialization/deserialization of these enum values rg -A 3 "(Serialize|Deserialize|JsonConvert|System\.Text\.Json)" | grep -A 3 "StreetcodeArtSlideTemplate" # Check if there are any migrations related to this enum fd "Migration" --exec grep -l "StreetcodeArtSlideTemplate" {}Length of output: 1330
Review Enum Value Reordering for Persistence and Serialization
I ran searches for EF/Core usage, JSON (de)serialization, and migrations and didn’t find any direct persistence or serialization of
StreetcodeArtSlideTemplate. However, absence of evidence isn’t evidence of absence—please double-check:
- Verify no entity in your DAL or EF Core model exposes this enum as a column.
• If it does, you’ll need to update existing migrations or add a new one to preserve data integrity.- Confirm that any JSON (de)serialization paths (e.g. controllers, API clients) aren’t relying on the old integer values.
• If they do, introduce versioning or a customJsonConverterto handle the value shifts.- Add XML documentation comments to each enum member to clarify its layout semantics and prevent future confusion.
Once you’ve confirmed there are no hidden persistence or serialization usages, these changes should be safe. Otherwise, adjust migrations or mapping logic before shipping.
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Verify dictionary mappings after enum changes
The
CountOfArtsInTemplateDictionaryremains unchanged despite the enum reordering. While the compiler will correctly handle the mapping, it's important to verify that the semantic meaning of each template (number of expected arts) remains correct after your enum restructuring.Double-check that each enum entry continues to be mapped to the correct count value to avoid subtle validation errors.
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#!/bin/bash # Print the enum values alongside their dictionary mappings grep -A 40 "CountOfArtsInTemplateDictionary = new" Streetcode/Streetcode.DAL/Enums/StreetcodeArtSlideTemplate.cs # Look for any validation failures in logs that might indicate issues rg "AmountMustBeTheSameAsInTemplate" --glob "**/*.log"Length of output: 1476
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#!/bin/bash # Retrieve the full enum definition to compare its members against the dictionary keys grep -R "enum StreetcodeArtSlideTemplate" -A 100 Streetcode/Streetcode.DAL/Enums/StreetcodeArtSlideTemplate.csLength of output: 1874
Dictionary mappings validated
I’ve confirmed that every
StreetcodeArtSlideTemplateenum member has a corresponding entry inCountOfArtsInTemplateDictionary, and the slide-count values correctly match each template’s grouping. No further changes are needed.
| StreetcodeArtSlideTemplateConsts.CountOfArtsInTemplateDictionary[artSlide.Template])) | ||
| { | ||
| throw new ArgumentException(_stringLocalizerFailedToValidate["SizeMustBeTheSameAsInTemplate", _stringLocalizerFieldNames["CountOfArts"]], nameof(artSlides)); | ||
| throw new ArgumentException(_stringLocalizerFailedToValidate["AmountMustBeTheSameAsInTemplate", _stringLocalizerFieldNames["CountOfArts"]], nameof(artSlides)); |
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Update localization resources for the new error message key
You've changed the error message key from "SizeMustBeTheSameAsInTemplate" to "AmountMustBeTheSameAsInTemplate", which improves clarity. However, make sure the localization resources have been updated to include this new key for all supported languages.
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# Check if the new key exists in localization resources
fd "FailedToValidateSharedResource" --exec grep -l "AmountMustBeTheSameAsInTemplate" {}
# Look for the removed key to ensure it's been properly replaced everywhere
rg "SizeMustBeTheSameAsInTemplate" --glob "**/*.resx"Length of output: 141
Add missing localization entries for the new error key
The new key AmountMustBeTheSameAsInTemplate isn’t present in any of your .resx files, and the old key SizeMustBeTheSameAsInTemplate still lingers. To resolve:
- Locate the resource files used by
_stringLocalizerFailedToValidate(e.g.FailedToValidateSharedResource.resxand its culture variants). - In each file, add:
<data name="AmountMustBeTheSameAsInTemplate" xml:space="preserve"> <value>Count of arts must match the template.</value> </data>
- Remove the obsolete
<data name="SizeMustBeTheSameAsInTemplate">…</data>entries. - Commit all updated
.resxfiles so your new handler error message is localizable for every supported language.
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Summary of issue
We couldn't create streetcode with art galerry due to wrong amount of images in slides
Summary of change
Fixed template indexes
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