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Story 2824: Update functionality of C++ filtering on Library Page - #2848
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds library-level maximum C++ standard data and imports it from a workbook. Library listings now show minimum and maximum standards, support C++26 in the standard options, and use updated range checks. The view also prints its constructed library dataset to standard output. ChangesC++ standard maximums
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- Line 32: Validate the selected workbook’s headers before processing rows, and
reject it if the required “CI max tested” column is missing. Update the
assignment to lib.cpp_standard_maximum only after this validation so existing
maximums are not cleared.
- Around line 28-29: Update the `libs.get(...)` lookup to handle
`Library.MultipleObjectsReturned` according to an explicit duplicate-key policy;
reject and report ambiguous workbook keys, or update all intended matching
`Library` rows, so duplicate keys do not abort the command before `bulk_update`.
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- Line 364: Remove the per-request print of library_dataset from the listing
request flow, leaving the surrounding dataset handling unchanged.
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Handle duplicate Library.key values before the lookup.
Library.key has no uniqueness constraint. If a workbook key matches multiple Library rows, libs.get(...) raises Library.MultipleObjectsReturned. The handler catches only Library.DoesNotExist, so the command exits before bulk_update. Define the duplicate-key policy, such as rejecting and reporting duplicates or updating all intended matches.
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Update the `libs.get(...)` lookup to handle `Library.MultipleObjectsReturned`
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Hey Jeremy! Ran this locally with the migration and the import, and the filter does what the description says 🎉 Min C++11 with Max C++23 takes the list from 173 to 137 libraries. Develop still shows all of them.
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Nothing blocking, but a few things I noticed:
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15 rows in the sheet have an empty CI max, so the import sets those to None. The first run is fine. A re-run wipes anything set by hand since then. Tried it with asio. json has a value in the sheet, so it stays put. Skipping blank cells would avoid it. CodeRabbit's note there covers a missing column, this is the blank-cell case.
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No library version has its own max yet, so every release falls back to the library value, and the filter uses it too. The sheet comes from current CI, so on 1.85.0 Beast shows C++26. Do we want that, or only on the latest release?
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Libraries with no max skip the max check, so Max C++26 still shows the 32 libraries we don't have a max for, like Asio. Is that what we want, or should they drop out once a max is picked?
Small ones:
- The component demo still passes
cpp_version(lines 348 and 360), so every example item there shows Unknown twice. - This comment still describes the old overlap filter.
logicin the sheet doesn't match thelogic/triboolkey, so Tribool gets no max.- Typo in the filename:
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@julioest Thanks for the feedback. Nits addressed, and the import now doesn't set a version it doesn't have. @rbbeeston Could you take a look a Julio's second and third point above? I think those are opinion/implementation questions rather than code ones per say. |
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Issue: #2824
Summary & Context
Renovates the functionality of the library filtering to create a more intuitive experience that better aligns with community expectations. The selected min. c++ version is now a ceiling on the min C++ version, and the selected min C++ version is a floor to the newly added and displayed C++ version. The versions are now properly displayed on the page.
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