add copy and __add__ methods to ContextBuilder #16
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| duplicate.context[path_str] = data | ||
| else: | ||
| duplicate.context[path_str]["lines"].update(data["lines"]) | ||
| duplicate.context[path_str]["tags"].update(data["tags"]) |
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It seems you are using update to merge dictionaries. However, update for set and dict doesn't account for values like lists within the dictionaries. For duplicate.context[path_str]['tags'], if 'tags' are lists, this could lead to undesired behavior. You may want to consider using a deeper merge function or a library function if tags contain nested structures.
| if path_str not in duplicate.context: | ||
| duplicate.context[path_str] = data | ||
| else: | ||
| duplicate.context[path_str]["lines"].update(data["lines"]) |
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Using update on duplicate.context[path_str]['lines'] can be problematic if lines contains an object that doesn't have a well-defined union operation, such as sets of custom objects. Ensure that all objects stored in lines support a direct update operation or convert them to a compatible type first.
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| return duplicate | ||
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The check if not path: here will stop execution if path is None or empty. This is fine if this is expected to never be a valid value, but it could lead to skipped logic if a valid 'path' can sometimes be falsy (e.g., an empty string which might be a valid relative path for some systems).
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MENTAT CODE REVIEW IN ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT. Only in use on mentat and internal repos. The add and copy methods you've added to ContextBuilder are critical for merging context states effectively, but ensure the merging operations consider all data types and potential edge cases to avoid logic errors. Review the use of update and handling of falsy values carefully. |
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