Use Keyword.get/3 in Context.create/1
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lib/beaver/mlir/context.ex (1)
37-37: Enhance documentation with default values.The @doc string should document the default values for better developer experience.
Update the documentation to:
- Create a MLIR context. By default it registers and loads all dialects. + Create a MLIR context with the following options: + * `:allow_unregistered` - allow unregistered dialects (default: `false`) + * `:all_dialects` - register and load all dialects (default: `true`)
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test/load_ir_test.exs (3)
5-5: LGTM! Good refactoring to extract the fixture path.
Extracting the fixture path into a module attribute improves maintainability and follows the DRY principle.
7-7: LGTM! Proper usage of the module attribute.
The change correctly utilizes the newly introduced @example attribute.
19-19: Verify test coverage for Keyword.get/3 usage.
Since the PR's objective is to use Keyword.get/3 in Context.create/1, let's verify that this test adequately covers the changes.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see the implementation of Context.create/1 in lib/beaver/mlir/context.ex:
def create(opts \\ []) do
allow_unregistered = Keyword.get(opts, :allow_unregistered, false)
all_dialects = Keyword.get(opts, :all_dialects, true)
mlirContextCreate()
|> tap(fn ctx -> if all_dialects, do: load_all_dialects(ctx) end)
Let's verify the test coverage by checking the test file:
Test coverage for Context.create/1 options is adequate
The test in test/load_ir_test.exs explicitly verifies both options:
allow_unregistered: true(default is false)all_dialects: false(default is true)
This provides good coverage of the PR's objective to use Keyword.get/3 in Context.create/1, as it tests both non-default values of the options. The implementation correctly uses Keyword.get/3 with proper defaults matching the test cases.
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lib/beaver/mlir/context.ex (2)
37-39: LGTM! The implementation change is more idiomatic.
The use of Keyword.get/3 is a good improvement that makes the code more idiomatic and centralizes the default values.
37-39: Verify usage of the updated function signature.
The function signature change from context_option() to accepting a keyword list with default empty list could potentially break existing callers.
Let's verify the usage:
✅ Verification successful
The function signature change is safe and backward compatible
The search results show that most calls to Context.create() are made without arguments, which is compatible with the new default empty list. Only two calls pass options:
test/load_ir_test.exs: Uses named argumentsallow_unregistered: true, all_dialects: falsetest/support/beaver_case.ex: Uses options via macro unquote which suggests compile-time configuration
Both cases are compatible with the new keyword list parameter format. The change from context_option() to accepting a keyword list with defaults maintains backward compatibility while adding flexibility.
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