@elyx-code/project-logic-tree 0.0.6179 → 0.0.6180

package/dist/index.js

@@ -30575,8 +30575,14 @@ This is likely an incorrect strategy, either the '${this.type}' entity doesn't n
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     if (this.initialData.readsValue) {
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.readsValue
@@ -31565,8 +31571,14 @@ Specifically for continue statements the parent needs to always be the 'loop' en
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     return this.initialData.calledByEntry.forEach((d) => {
       const o = C(d), l = this.project.get(o);
       l && (this.addEntryCaller(l, null), e.push(l));
@@ -32437,8 +32449,14 @@ Specifically for return statements the parent needs to always be the 'function-d
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     return this.initialData.calledByEntry.forEach((d) => {
       const o = C(d), l = this.project.get(o);
       l && (this.addEntryCaller(l, null), e.push(l));
@@ -34616,10 +34634,10 @@ Alternatively you can update the entity with 'update' action. Or replace it by f
         this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
       else
         throw new Error(
-          `Data type with id '${this.id}' has a parent reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
         );
     } else
-      throw new Error(`Data type with id '${this.id}' must have a parent`);
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     if (this.initialData.entity) {
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.entity
@@ -35779,8 +35797,14 @@ You shouldn't have to manually update a 'parent' property. The equivalent result
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     if (this.initialData.declaration) {
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.declaration
@@ -37982,8 +38006,14 @@ Specifically for break statements the parent needs to always be the 'loop' entit
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     return this.initialData.calledByEntry.forEach((d) => {
       const o = C(d), l = this.project.get(o);
       l && (l.addCall(this), e.push(l));
@@ -38926,8 +38956,14 @@ This is likely an incorrect strategy, either the '${this.type}' entity doesn't n
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     return {
       updated: u(e),
       added: u(t),
@@ -40318,8 +40354,14 @@ You shouldn't have to manually update a 'parent' property. The equivalent result
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     if (this.initialData.declaration) {
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.declaration
@@ -44100,8 +44142,14 @@ You shouldn't have to manually update a 'parent' property. The equivalent result
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     if (this.initialData.readsValue) {
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.readsValue
@@ -45659,8 +45707,14 @@ You shouldn't have to manually update a 'parent' property. The equivalent result
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     if (this.initialData.readsValue) {
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.readsValue
@@ -47409,8 +47463,14 @@ You shouldn't have to manually update a 'parent' property. The equivalent result
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     return this.initialData.calledByEntry.forEach((d) => {
       const o = C(d), l = this.project.get(o);
       l && (this.addEntryCaller(l, null), e.push(l));
@@ -48577,8 +48637,14 @@ const je = class je extends tt {
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     return {
       updated: u(e),
       added: u(t),
@@ -49545,8 +49611,14 @@ This is likely an incorrect strategy, either the '${this.type}' entity doesn't n
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     if (this.initialData.declaration) {
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.declaration
@@ -51005,8 +51077,14 @@ This is likely an incorrect strategy, either the '${this.type}' entity doesn't n
       ), o = this.project.get(
         d
       );
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     if (this.initialData.readsValue) {
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.readsValue
@@ -51963,16 +52041,28 @@ This is likely an incorrect strategy, either the '${this.type}' entity doesn't n
       ), o = this.project.get(
         d
       );
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     if (this.initialData.declaration) {
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.declaration
       ), o = this.project.get(
         d
       );
-      o && (this.setDeclaration(o), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setDeclaration(o), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'declaration' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'declaration'`);
     return {
       updated: u(e),
       added: u(t),
@@ -52885,8 +52975,14 @@ This is likely an incorrect strategy, either the '${this.type}' entity doesn't n
       ), o = this.project.get(
         d
       );
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     if (this.initialData.implements) {
       const d = C(this.initialData.implements), o = this.project.get(
         d
@@ -53848,8 +53944,14 @@ This is likely an incorrect strategy, either the '${this.type}' entity doesn't n
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     if (this.initialData.valueAsTypeList && Array.isArray(this.initialData.valueAsTypeList))
       this.valueAsTypeList = this.valueAsTypeList || [], this.initialData.valueAsTypeList.forEach((d) => {
         const o = C(d), l = this.project.get(o);
@@ -54674,8 +54776,14 @@ ${Fr(
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     return {
       updated: u(e),
       added: u(t),
@@ -57997,8 +58105,14 @@ You shouldn't have to manually update a 'parent' property. The equivalent result
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     if (this.initialData.declaration) {
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.declaration
@@ -62140,8 +62254,14 @@ Alternatively you can update the parent data-type entity with 'update' action to
       const d = C(
         this.initialData.parent
       ), o = this.project.get(d);
-      o && (this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o));
-    }
+      if (o)
+        this.setParent(o, null), e.push(o);
+      else
+        throw new Error(
+          `${this.type} with id '${this.id}' has a 'parent' reference '${d}' that isn't found in the project`
+        );
+    } else
+      throw new Error(`${this.type} with id '${this.id}' must have a 'parent'`);
     return this.initialData.extends.forEach((d) => {
       const o = C(d), l = this.project.get(o);
       l && (this.addExtension(l), l.type !== n.BuiltInBaseEntity && e.push(l));