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feat: make a minimum match of 1 for counting #454

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@morgante morgante commented Aug 10, 2024

Otherwise results look very odd, follow up to #446

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved the calculation of matched details to enhance accuracy and efficiency.
    • Ensured that details.matched always reflects at least one match when no ranges are found.
  • New Features

    • Updated the API endpoint for backend interactions, improving connectivity with services.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined logic for determining matched ranges, improving code clarity and maintainability.

@morgante morgante marked this pull request as ready for review August 10, 2024 09:57
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The recent changes improve the Messager trait implementation by streamlining the calculation of matched details from the execution_result. The previous explicit checks for ranges have been replaced with a more concise approach that utilizes functional programming concepts. This enhances code clarity and efficiency while maintaining the existing logic for counting rewritten matches. Additionally, the API URL used in the application has been updated, impacting backend service interactions.

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crates/marzano_messenger/src/emit.rs Simplified the calculation of details.matched using map and unwrap_or. Logic for details.rewritten remains unchanged.
crates/auth/src/env.rs Updated DEFAULT_GRIT_API_URL to a new endpoint (https://api2.grit.io), affecting API interactions.

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8-8: Verify the new API URL.

The DEFAULT_GRIT_API_URL has been updated to https://api2.grit.io. Ensure that this new URL is correct and that all systems relying on this endpoint are updated accordingly. Additionally, verify that any related documentation reflects this change.

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New API URL Verified

The new API URL https://api2.grit.io has been correctly updated in the codebase, replacing the old URL. Ensure that all external systems and documentation are updated to reflect this change.

  • crates/auth/src/env.rs: Updated DEFAULT_GRIT_API_URL.
  • crates/auth/src/auth0.rs: Updated AUTH0_API_AUDIENCE.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify references to the old and new API URLs in the codebase.

# Test: Search for occurrences of the old API URL. Expect: No occurrences.
rg --type rust 'https://api-gateway-prod-6et7uue.uc.gateway.dev'

# Test: Search for occurrences of the new API URL. Expect: Matches in relevant files.
rg --type rust 'https://api2.grit.io'

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@morgante morgante merged commit 3a7a052 into main Aug 10, 2024
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