@evref-bl/pharo-mcp 3.2.0 → 3.3.0
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package/package.json
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A method can compile and still answer critiques. They are review evidence about
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code that now exists, not a transport failure.
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## Methods A Trait Defines
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A method a class got from a trait is answered by the trait that defines it: a
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search names the trait and the classes its method reached, and `method_get`
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names the trait before the source. It is the trait's to change, so
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`method_compile` stops unless `force` says to override it in this class alone,
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and `method_update` and `method_remove` stop with nothing to force. A rewrite
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leaves such a method to its origin and names in `skippedTraitMethods` the ones
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its rules matched.
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## Rewriting
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`method_rewrite` takes Smalltalk AST patterns, not regex, and a scope is
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the replacement is bound to nothing. `confirm` is false by default, and the
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preview carries the old and new source of every change.
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The rules are applied again to what they produced until nothing more matches,
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so a rule that takes one step at a time, such as flattening a chain of
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concatenations, previews where it ends. A rewrite that keeps matching its own
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output is refused.
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```json
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{
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"rules": [{ "match": "`@receiver notNil", "replacement": "`@receiver isNotNil" }],
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}
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```
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`ruleClasses` names a rewrite rule instead of writing its patterns out,
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Pharo's own included, and a rule that builds its replacement rather than
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writing it applies the same way. A rule that reports a critique is never
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applied by the tool that compiles: reporting is that tool's job, changing it is
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this one's, and the caller asks.
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## Mutation And Saving
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## The Escape Hatch
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`image_evaluate` runs arbitrary Smalltalk. Prefer a dedicated tool when one
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exists: it validates its input and answers structured data.
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exists: it validates its input and answers structured data. A warning raised
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while the code runs is printed after the value, so a deprecated method's answer
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arrives with the deprecation that qualifies it.
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Compiling is the case that bites. Method source separates lines with CR, and
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`method_compile` normalizes what it is given, while a bare `compile:` from
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