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Index ¶
- Variables
- func AppendErr(errs []error, err error) []error
- func ClearPersistedResult(cacheKey string) (err error)
- func CombineErrs(errs []error) error
- func ComputeCacheKey(moduleDir dt.DirPath, stagedFiles []dt.RelFilepath) string
- func ErrValue[T any](err error, key string) (T, bool)
- func Errors(err error) []error
- func FindErr[T error](err error) (out T, ok bool)
- func InteractiveRestage(ctx context.Context, groups []CommitGroup, repo *gitutils.Repo) (err error)
- func MsgErr(msg any) error
- func NewErr(parts ...any) error
- func PersistResult(result *Results, cacheKey string) (err error)
- func WithErr(parts ...any) error
- type AnalyzeArgs
- type CommitGroup
- type ErrKV
- func AnyKV(key string, value any) ErrKV
- func AppendKV(kvs []ErrKV, parts ...any) []ErrKV
- func BoolKV(key string, value bool) ErrKV
- func ErrMeta(err error) []ErrKV
- func ErrorKV(key string, value error) ErrKV
- func Float64KV(key string, value float64) ErrKV
- func Int64KV(key string, value int64) ErrKV
- func IntKV(key string, value int) ErrKV
- func StringKV(key, value string) ErrKV
- type GroupingArgs
- type IsDotErrEntry
- type MultiCommitFlowArgs
- type Results
Constants ¶
This section is empty.
Variables ¶
var ( ErrMissingSentinel = errors.New("missing required sentinel error") ErrTrailingKey = errors.New("trailing key without value") ErrMisplacedError = errors.New("error in wrong position") ErrInvalidArgumentType = errors.New("invalid argument type") ErrOddKeyValueCount = errors.New("odd number of key-value arguments") ErrCrossPackageError = errors.New("error from different doterr package") )
Sentinel errors for validation failures
var ( // ErrPrecommit is the base sentinel for all precommit package errors ErrPrecommit = errors.New("precommit error") // ErrCacheNotFound indicates no cached analysis results exist ErrCacheNotFound = errors.New("cache not found") )
Sentinel errors for the precommit package
Functions ¶
func ClearPersistedResult ¶
ClearPersistedResult removes cached analysis results
func CombineErrs ¶
CombineErrs bundles a slice of errors into a single composite error that unwraps to its members. Order is preserved and nils are skipped. Returns nil for an empty/fully-nil slice, or the sole error when there is exactly one.
func ComputeCacheKey ¶
func ComputeCacheKey(moduleDir dt.DirPath, stagedFiles []dt.RelFilepath) string
ComputeCacheKey generates a cache key from module directory and staged files
func ErrValue ¶
ErrValue extracts a single metadata value by key with type safety. Returns the value and true if found and the value is of type T. Returns the zero value of T and false if not found or type mismatch.
Example:
status, ok := ErrValue[int](err, "http_status")
if ok {
fmt.Printf("Status: %d\n", status)
}
name, ok := ErrValue[string](err, "parameter_name")
func Errors ¶
Errors returns the errors stored on a doterr entry. If err is a doterr entry, returns its errors. If err is a joined error (has Unwrap() []error), scans immediate children left-to-right and returns errors from the first doterr entry found. Otherwise returns nil. The returned slice preserves insertion order and is a copy.
Note: These errors may be sentinel errors (e.g., ErrRepo), custom error types (e.g., *rfc9457.Error), or any other error type stored in the entry.
func FindErr ¶
FindErr walks an error tree (including errors.Join trees) and returns the first match for target (via errors.As).
func InteractiveRestage ¶
InteractiveRestage guides user through restaging files according to groups
func MsgErr ¶
MsgErr creates an ad-hoc error message without requiring a sentinel error. This is a convenience for rapid development - use sentinels for production code.
Accepts two forms:
- MsgErr("message") - creates error with the given message
- MsgErr(err) - wraps existing error, preserving error chain for errors.Is()
Use this when you don't want to define a sentinel immediately. Future tooling can detect MsgErr usage and suggest/generate appropriate sentinel errors.
For errors with metadata, use NewErr with a sentinel, or wrap with WithErr:
err := MsgErr("config invalid")
err = WithErr(err, "path", configPath)
func NewErr ¶
NewErr builds a standalone structured entry (no primary cause inside). Accepted parts:
- error — sentinel/tag (required: at least one, must be first)
- KV{Key,Value} — explicit key/value
- "key", value — implicit pair (value can be any type, including error)
- error — optional trailing cause (joined last via errors.Join)
Pattern: one or more sentinels (error), then zero or more key-value pairs, then optional trailing cause (error). After the first string key, all remaining args must form valid pairs, except for an optional final error. Returns nil if no meaningful parts are provided after validation. Returns a validation error joined with the partial entry if validation fails.
func PersistResult ¶
PersistResult saves analysis results to cache for later retrieval
func WithErr ¶
WithErr is a flexible enrichment helper. Typical uses:
// Enrich an existing composite error (err may be an errors.Join tree):
err = WithErr(err, "Foo", 10)
// Build an entry and join a trailing cause in one shot:
err = WithErr("endpoint", ep, ErrTemplate, cause) // 'cause' is last
Behavior:
If the FIRST arg is an error, it is treated as the base error to enrich: • If it is a doterr entry, merge KVs/sentinels into that entry. • If it is a multi-unwrap (errors.Join tree), find the RIGHTMOST doterr entry, merge into it, and rebuild preserving order. • If no doterr entry is found, a new entry will be joined in (see step 3).
After consuming the base (if present), if the LAST remaining arg is an error, it is treated as the CAUSE and joined LAST.
The remaining middle args (if any) are collected into an entry. If we enriched an existing doterr entry in step 1, that merged entry is used; otherwise, a fresh entry is created. If there is a trailing CAUSE from step 2, the result is errors.Join(entry, cause). If there is no cause, the entry is returned.
Note: For inter-function composition, prefer New() with trailing cause:
return NewErr(ErrRepo, "key", val, cause) // cause last
Types ¶
type AnalyzeArgs ¶
AnalyzeArgs contains arguments for the Analyze function
type CommitGroup ¶
type CommitGroup struct {
Title string
Files []dt.RelFilepath
Rationale string
Suggested bool // AI suggested vs user-defined
}
CommitGroup represents a suggested grouping of files for a single commit
func RunMultiCommitFlow ¶
func RunMultiCommitFlow(ctx context.Context, args MultiCommitFlowArgs) (groups []CommitGroup, err error)
RunMultiCommitFlow analyzes staged changes and suggests commit groupings
func SuggestGroupings ¶
func SuggestGroupings(ctx context.Context, args GroupingArgs) (groups []CommitGroup, err error)
SuggestGroupings asks AI to suggest logical groupings for staged changes
type ErrKV ¶
ErrKV represents a key/value metadata pair. Keys are preserved in insertion order, and values may be of any type.
func AnyKV ¶
AnyKV creates a KV with any value type. Use this for custom types or when the specific type constructor doesn't exist.
func AppendKV ¶
AppendKV appends key-value pairs to a slice of KV values. It accepts variadic arguments in three forms:
- Individual KV values: AppendKV(kvs, StringKV("foo", "bar"))
- String key-value pairs: AppendKV(kvs, "foo", "bar")
- Lazy ErrKV functions: AppendKV(kvs, func()ErrKV{ return StringKV("expensive", compute()) })
This function is useful for accumulating metadata throughout a function before creating an error:
var kvs []ErrKV
kvs = AppendKV(kvs, "user_id", userID)
if complexCondition {
kvs = AppendKV(kvs, "reason", "complex")
}
return NewErr(ErrFailed, kvs, cause)
String key-value pairs must come in even counts (odd counts panic in debug mode). Lazy functions (func()ErrKV) are wrapped and not evaluated until error creation.
func ErrMeta ¶
ErrMeta returns the key/value pairs stored on all doterr entries in the error tree. If err is a doterr entry, returns its metadata. If err is a joined error (has Unwrap() []error), scans all children recursively and collects metadata from all doterr entries found, preserving order. Otherwise returns nil. The returned slice preserves insertion order across all entries.
func ErrorKV ¶
ErrorKV creates a KV with an error value. Use this when you want to include an error as metadata (not as a cause).
type GroupingArgs ¶
type GroupingArgs struct {
StagedFiles []dt.RelFilepath
Analysis Results
AIAgent *askai.Agent
}
GroupingArgs contains arguments for commit grouping suggestions
type IsDotErrEntry ¶
type MultiCommitFlowArgs ¶
type MultiCommitFlowArgs struct {
ModuleDir dt.DirPath
AnalysisResults *Results
AIAgent *askai.Agent
}
MultiCommitFlowArgs contains arguments for running the multi-commit flow
type Results ¶
type Results struct {
Timestamp time.Time
BaselineTag string
ModulePath string
OverallVerdict goutils.VerdictType
// Individual analysis results (bespoke types from goutils)
API goutils.APICompatResult
AST goutils.ASTDiffResult
Tests goutils.TestSignalsResult
}
Results contains all pre-commit analysis results
func Analyze ¶
func Analyze(ctx context.Context, args AnalyzeArgs) (result Results, err error)
Analyze performs pre-commit analysis on staged changes This function demonstrates the architecture: - Direct function calls (no pluggable interface for execution) - Bespoke result handling (accessing specific fields) - Generic formatting (using AnalysisResult interface)
func AnalyzeWithCache ¶
func AnalyzeWithCache(ctx context.Context, moduleDir dt.DirPath, cacheKey string, writer io.Writer) (results *Results, err error)
AnalyzeWithCache runs pre-commit analysis with caching support It tries to load from cache first, and if not found, runs fresh analysis
func LoadPersistedResult ¶
LoadPersistedResult loads analysis results from cache
func (Results) FormatForAI ¶
FormatForAI generates markdown for AI prompts This demonstrates generic formatting using the AnalysisResult interface
func (Results) FormatForTerminal ¶
FormatForTerminal generates ANSI-escaped output for terminal display This also demonstrates generic formatting