Allow number ranges to have the same start/stop #190
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces a minor version update (2.1.1) that modifies the handling of number ranges in the hassil library. The key change allows number ranges to have the same start and stop values, effectively treating a single number as a valid range. This modification is implemented in the Changes
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participant RangeSlotList
participant Validation
RangeSlotList->>Validation: Initialize with start/stop values
alt Start <= Stop
Validation-->>RangeSlotList: Validation Passed
else Start > Stop
Validation-->>RangeSlotList: Raise Assertion Error
end
The sequence diagram illustrates the updated validation logic, showing that the initialization now allows start and stop values to be equal, whereas previously it would have raised an assertion error if they were not strictly less than each other. ✨ Finishing Touches
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1730-1751: Excellent addition of a test for single-number ranges.
This test ensures the new behavior is verified. For expanded coverage, you could also consider testing scenarios like a larger single-value range withstep > 1.
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hassil/intents.py (1)
48-48: Allowing start to be equal to stop is correct.
This change broadens the range behavior to include single-number ranges. It's aligned with the stated requirement, and there's no obvious logical or performance downside.CHANGELOG.md (1)
3-6: Accurate documentation of new version and feature.
The changelog entry clearly indicates the new functionality, aligning with best practices.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request introduces version 2.1.1 of the project, which modifies the behavior of number range handling. The key change allows number ranges to have the same start and stop values, effectively treating a single number as a valid range. This modification is implemented by relaxing the validation constraint in the Changes
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participant User
participant RangeSlotList
participant Validator
User->>RangeSlotList: Create with start/stop values
RangeSlotList->>Validator: Validate range
Note over Validator: Check: start <= stop
Validator-->>RangeSlotList: Validation result
RangeSlotList-->>User: Range instance created
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Release Notes for Version 2.1.1
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This update improves the flexibility of number range handling in the application.