Fix data source property source generation and floating point precision

[thomhurst]

Fixes #3184

[claude]

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Code Review Complete ✅

PR #3189: Fix data source property source generation and floating point precision

This PR addresses critical issues with floating point precision and data source property generation in TUnit's source generator. Here's my comprehensive analysis:

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🎯 Overall Assessment: POSITIVE

This is a well-executed fix that follows TUnit's architectural patterns and addresses real precision issues. The changes are backward-compatible and improve code generation reliability.

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📋 Detailed Review

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Excellent: Follows TUnit's coding standards with modern C# patterns
• Good separation of concerns: New SpecialFloatingPointValuesHelper is well-isolated
• Consistent formatting: Uses expression-bodied members and proper naming conventions
• Culture-aware: Proper use of CultureInfo.InvariantCulture throughout
• Good error handling: Try-catch with fallback in AreValuesEqual() method

✅ Floating Point Precision Improvements

TypedConstantFormatter.cs:

• Precision formats: G9 (float), G17 (double), G29 (decimal) - industry standard
• Special value handling: NaN, PositiveInfinity, NegativeInfinity properly handled
• Consistent suffixes: f, d, m, L, UL appropriately applied
• Culture invariant: All numeric formatting uses InvariantCulture

SpecialFloatingPointValuesHelper.cs:

• Clean design: Single responsibility for special float values
• Proper syntax generation: Creates correct Roslyn syntax nodes
• Good coverage: Handles both float and double special cases

✅ Architectural Compliance

• Dual mode support: Changes affect source generation while maintaining reflection compatibility
• Performance conscious: No new allocations in hot paths
• AOT-friendly: Uses appropriate Roslyn syntax generation

⚠️ Minor Areas for Improvement

1. TypedConstantFormatter.cs:338-347 - Exception swallowing in AreValuesEqual():

   catch
   {
       return enumValue.Equals(providedValue);
   }

   Consider logging or more specific exception handling for diagnostics.

2. TestMetadataGenerator.cs - The method is quite long and complex. Consider extracting some logic into smaller methods for maintainability.

3. Missing documentation - Some public methods in TypedConstantFormatter could benefit from XML comments.

✅ Security Considerations

• No security concerns identified
• Culture-invariant formatting prevents locale-based attacks
• No user input directly processed without validation
• Proper escape handling in EscapeForTestId()

✅ Performance Analysis

• Positive impact: More precise floating point handling reduces precision-related bugs
• No new allocations: Helper methods use pattern matching efficiently
• String pooling: Good use of string literals for special constants
• Caching opportunity: GetEnumMemberName() could potentially cache results, but probably not needed given source generation context

✅ Test Coverage Assessment

• Excellent: 25 snapshot test files updated showing comprehensive coverage
• Broad impact verification: Changes verified across multiple test scenarios
• Behavioral consistency: Generated code format changes are captured in snapshots
• Edge cases covered: Special floating point values tested

✅ Potential Issues

• None identified - This appears to be a solid fix
• Changes are backward-compatible
• Follows established patterns in the codebase
• Good error handling and fallbacks

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🏆 Recommendations

Immediate Actions

• ✅ Approve and merge - This is a solid improvement
• ✅ No breaking changes - Safe to deploy

Future Enhancements (Optional)

1. Consider adding XML documentation to public methods
2. Could extract complex logic in TestMetadataGenerator to smaller methods
3. Consider more specific exception handling in AreValuesEqual()

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📊 Summary

This PR successfully fixes floating point precision issues and improves data source property generation. The implementation is clean, follows best practices, and maintains architectural consistency. The extensive snapshot test updates demonstrate thorough validation of the changes.

Recommendation: APPROVE ✅

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[claude]

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PR Review: Fix data source property source generation and floating point precision

Conducting comprehensive code review for PR #3189...

Todo List:

• Read and analyze core changed files
• Review TypedConstantFormatter.cs changes
• Review TestMetadataGenerator.cs changes
• Review CastHelper.cs changes
• Review SpecialFloatingPointValuesHelper.cs
• Evaluate code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Review security concerns
• Analyze test coverage
• Provide final review feedback

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🎯 Code Review Summary: APPROVED ✅

This PR successfully addresses floating point precision issues and improves data source property generation in TUnit's source generator. The implementation is solid, follows TUnit's architectural patterns, and maintains backward compatibility.

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📋 Detailed Analysis

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Excellent adherence to TUnit's coding standards with modern C# patterns
• Clean separation of concerns: New SpecialFloatingPointValuesHelper is well-isolated
• Consistent formatting: Proper use of expression-bodied members, PascalCase/camelCase conventions
• Culture-aware: Consistent use of CultureInfo.InvariantCulture throughout
• Good error handling: Try-catch with sensible fallbacks in AreValuesEqual()

✅ Floating Point Precision Improvements

TypedConstantFormatter.cs:

• Industry-standard precision: G9 (float), G17 (double), G29 (decimal) formats
• Special value handling: Proper NaN, PositiveInfinity, NegativeInfinity support
• Type suffixes: Correct f, d, m, L, UL application
• Culture invariant: All numeric formatting uses InvariantCulture preventing locale issues

SpecialFloatingPointValuesHelper.cs:

• Single responsibility: Clean helper dedicated to special float values
• Proper syntax generation: Creates correct Roslyn syntax nodes
• Comprehensive coverage: Handles both float and double special cases

✅ Performance Considerations

• No new allocations in hot paths - helper methods use efficient pattern matching
• String pooling: Good use of string literals for constants
• Minimal overhead: Special value checks are fast pattern matches
• Caching opportunity: GetEnumMemberName() could potentially cache results, but likely unnecessary in source generation context

⚠️ Minor Areas for Improvement

1. Exception Handling (TypedConstantFormatter.cs:338-347):

   catch
   {
       return enumValue.Equals(providedValue);
   }

   Consider logging exceptions for diagnostics or using more specific exception types.

2. Method Complexity: The TestMetadataGenerator.cs has some long methods that could benefit from extraction into smaller helper methods for maintainability.

3. Documentation: Some public methods in TypedConstantFormatter could benefit from XML comments.

✅ Security Review

• No security concerns identified
• Culture-invariant formatting prevents locale-based vulnerabilities
• No direct user input processing without validation
• Proper string escaping in EscapeForTestId()

✅ Architectural Compliance

• Dual mode support: Changes properly affect source generation while maintaining reflection compatibility
• AOT-friendly: Uses appropriate Roslyn syntax generation patterns
• Following TUnit patterns: Consistent with existing codebase structure

✅ Test Coverage Analysis

• Excellent coverage: 25+ snapshot test files updated showing comprehensive validation
• Edge cases: Special floating point values are tested
• Behavioral consistency: Generated code format changes captured in snapshots
• Cross-scenario validation: Changes verified across multiple test scenarios

✅ Potential Issues

• None identified - This appears to be a well-executed fix
• Changes are backward-compatible
• Follows established codebase patterns
• Robust error handling and fallbacks

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🏆 Recommendations

Immediate Actions

• ✅ Approve and merge - This is a quality improvement that addresses real precision issues
• ✅ No breaking changes - Safe to deploy immediately

Future Enhancements (Optional)

1. Consider adding XML documentation to public methods in TypedConstantFormatter
2. Extract complex logic in TestMetadataGenerator into smaller helper methods
3. Consider more specific exception handling in AreValuesEqual()

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📊 Final Assessment

This PR demonstrates excellent software engineering practices:

• Solves real problems: Addresses floating point precision issues that could cause test failures
• Clean implementation: Well-structured code that's easy to understand and maintain
• Thorough testing: Comprehensive snapshot test coverage validates the changes
• Performance conscious: No negative impact on source generation performance
• Follows TUnit principles: Maintains dual-mode compatibility and architectural consistency

The extensive snapshot test updates (25+ files) demonstrate that this change was thoroughly validated across the codebase. The precision improvements will prevent subtle bugs related to floating point representation in generated test code.

Final Recommendation: APPROVE ✅

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