docs: update Rust API comments for listing and models - #296
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- Add `# Errors` sections to `run_list`, `run_search`, and `create_new_to_disk` functions - Update summary lines to use third-person singular present tense for `run_list` and `run_search` - Ensures adherence to RFC 1574 documentation guidelines Co-authored-by: matta <37314+matta@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request enhances the clarity and completeness of the Rust API documentation. It specifically updates doc comments for key functions related to task listing, searching, and model persistence, ensuring they include comprehensive error descriptions and adhere to standard Rust documentation style guidelines. This improves code readability and maintainability for developers. Highlights
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This pull request updates documentation comments for several functions. The changes are generally good, adding missing # Errors sections and improving wording. However, I've found two places where the list of possible errors is incomplete. My review includes suggestions to make the documentation more accurate.
| /// Returns an error if the task graph cannot be loaded from the directory, | ||
| /// if the requested sort field is invalid, or if JSON serialization fails. |
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The # Errors section is missing a potential error case. The sort_list_tasks function, when using the default sort, calls graph.default_order(), which can return an error if a dependency cycle is detected among tasks. This should be documented here. Using a list for the error conditions could improve readability.
/// Returns an error if:
/// - The task graph cannot be loaded from the directory.
/// - The requested sort field is invalid.
/// - A dependency cycle is detected.
/// - JSON serialization fails.
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- According to the Rust API documentation guidelines, doc comments for functions should describe all error conditions. The current documentation for
run_listis missing a case where an error is returned if a dependency cycle is detected. (link)
| /// Returns a [`NotFoundError`] if no matching tasks are found. It also returns an | ||
| /// error if the task graph cannot be loaded or if JSON serialization fails. |
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The # Errors section is missing a potential error case. The graph.default_order() function can return an error if a dependency cycle is detected among tasks. This should be documented here to provide a complete list of possible failures.
/// Returns a [`NotFoundError`] if no matching tasks are found. It also returns an
/// error if the task graph cannot be loaded, if a dependency cycle is detected,
/// or if JSON serialization fails.
References
- According to the Rust API documentation guidelines, doc comments for functions should describe all error conditions. The current documentation for
run_searchis missing a case where an error is returned if a dependency cycle is detected. (link)
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Updates Rust documentation comments for
run_list,run_search(incrates/pebble/src/commands/listing.rs), andcreate_new_to_disk(incrates/pebble/src/models.rs) to include missing# Errorssections and align with RFC 1574 guidelines by using third-person singular present tense for summaries.PR created automatically by Jules for task 15865548190066853562 started by @matta