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46-46: Consider updating property documentation to indicate nullability.The
Statusproperty no longer initializes a default instance and can be null. The XML documentation at lines 42-44 should be updated to reflect this change, indicating that the property can be null and describing when/why it might be null.Additionally, consider how consumers will handle the null case. You might want to provide helper methods or properties to safely access the status with default values when null.
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| /// <typeparam name="TSpec">The type of the specification.</typeparam> | ||
| /// <typeparam name="TStatus">The type of the status.</typeparam> | ||
| public abstract class CustomResource<TSpec, TStatus> : CustomResource<TSpec>, IStatus<TStatus> | ||
| public abstract class CustomResource<TSpec, TStatus> : CustomResource<TSpec>, IStatus<TStatus?> |
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Breaking change: The interface implementation now uses nullable TStatus.
Changing from IStatus<TStatus> to IStatus<TStatus?> is a breaking change that affects API consumers. Any code that assumes Status is always initialized will need to be updated to handle potential null values. Consider documenting this change clearly in release notes or migration guides.
Also note that you've kept the where TStatus : new() constraint even though Status can now be null. This is fine but means that TStatus must still have a parameterless constructor even if we don't automatically use it.
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83-85: Changes correctly handle nullable Status property.The assertion has been updated to properly handle the nullable
Statusproperty with two assertions:
- First checking that the
Statusproperty is not null.- Then safely checking the value of the
Statusproperty using the null-conditional operator.This change aligns perfectly with the PR objective of allowing a nullable Status, ensuring that the test is robust against null reference exceptions.
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46-46: Status property documentation should be updated.The XML documentation for the
Statusproperty doesn't reflect that it can now be null. Consider updating the documentation comment to indicate its nullable nature./// <summary> /// Gets or sets the status for the custom resource. + /// This property may be null if no status has been set. /// </summary> [JsonPropertyName("status")] public TStatus? Status { get; set; }
32-37: Class documentation should reflect nullable status.The class-level documentation should be updated to reflect that the status can now be null, as this is an important part of the class's behavior.
/// <summary> /// Represents a custom resource in Kubernetes with specific specification and status types. /// Inherits from <see cref="CustomResource{TSpec}"/> and implements <see cref="IStatus{TStatus}"/>. +/// The status property can be null, allowing resources to exist without a defined status. /// </summary> /// <typeparam name="TSpec">The type of the specification.</typeparam> /// <typeparam name="TStatus">The type of the status.</typeparam>
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38-38: Interface implementation is now using nullable TStatus.The change from
IStatus<TStatus>toIStatus<TStatus?>is a breaking change that affects API consumers. This means that code assumingStatusis always initialized will need to be updated to handle potential null values.
40-40: Constraint change aligns with nullability needs.Changing the constraint from
where TStatus : new()towhere TStatus : classis appropriate since:
- It aligns with the nullable nature of
TStatus?(only reference types can be nullable in this context)- The parameterless constructor constraint is no longer needed since
Statusis not automatically initializedThis change provides more flexibility in what types can be used for
TStatus.
38-46: Consider documenting migration path for this breaking change.This PR introduces a breaking change by making
Statusnullable. Consider:
- Adding a mention in your changelog or release notes
- Providing migration guidelines for consumers of this API
- If possible, consider versioning the API or providing a compatibility layer
This will help users of your library adapt to the change with minimal disruption.
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