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  • New Features
    • Improved accessibility audit functionality by storing detailed element information instead of just UUIDs. This enhances the clarity and usefulness of accessibility audit reports.

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The AccessibilityAuditType.swift file has been updated to change the element property in the AccessibilityAuditIssue class from a UUID type to an Element type. This required adjustments to the initialization, encoding, and decoding methods to accommodate the new type.

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File Path Change Summary
Lib/Sources/UIUnitTest/AccessibilityAuditType.swift Changed element property type from UUID to Element, updated init, encode, and decode methods.

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With init, encode, and decode in tow,
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 1862ecc and 634f591.
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  • Lib/Sources/UIUnitTest/AccessibilityAuditType.swift (2 hunks)
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Lib/Sources/UIUnitTest/AccessibilityAuditType.swift (5)

40-40: Change in data type for element property from UUID to Element aligns with the PR objectives.


63-68: Addition of CodingKeys enum is necessary for custom encoding/decoding.


82-89: Review the custom encoder implementation to ensure it correctly handles the new Element type.

Verification successful

The custom encoder implementation for the AccessibilityAuditIssue class correctly handles the Element type by encoding element?.serverId. No custom encoding implementation for Element was found, indicating that the default encoding behavior is used.

  • AccessibilityAuditIssue class has a property element of type Element?.
  • The encode(to:) method encodes element?.serverId.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the custom encoder implementation correctly handles the new `Element` type.

# Test: Search for the usage of the encoder. Expect: Correct handling of the new `Element` type.
rg --type swift $'AccessibilityAuditIssue.encode(to:)'

Length of output: 55



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for the definition of the `Element` type
rg --type swift 'struct Element' --context 10

# Search for the usage of `Element` within the `AccessibilityAuditIssue` class
rg --type swift 'AccessibilityAuditIssue' --context 10

# Search for custom encoding implementations for `Element`
rg --type swift 'extension Element: Encodable' --context 10

Length of output: 19055


70-80: Review the custom decoder implementation to ensure it correctly handles the new Element type.

Verification successful

The custom decoder implementation for the AccessibilityAuditIssue class correctly handles the new Element type. The Element class is defined with a serverId property of type UUID, and the decoder correctly initializes an Element instance using this UUID.

  • AccessibilityAuditIssue class definition confirms the element property is of type Element.
  • Element class definition confirms it has a serverId property and an initializer that takes a UUID.
Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the custom decoder implementation correctly handles the new `Element` type.

# Test: Search for the usage of the decoder. Expect: Correct handling of the new `Element` type.
rg --type swift $'AccessibilityAuditIssue.init(from:)'

Length of output: 55



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Locate the definition of the AccessibilityAuditIssue class or struct
ast-grep --lang swift --pattern 'class AccessibilityAuditIssue { $$$ }'
ast-grep --lang swift --pattern 'struct AccessibilityAuditIssue { $$$ }'

# Locate the definition of the Element type
ast-grep --lang swift --pattern 'class Element { $$$ }'
ast-grep --lang swift --pattern 'struct Element { $$$ }'

Length of output: 265



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Locate the definition of the AccessibilityAuditIssue class or struct
rg --type swift 'class AccessibilityAuditIssue'
rg --type swift 'struct AccessibilityAuditIssue'

# Locate the definition of the Element type
rg --type swift 'class Element'
rg --type swift 'struct Element'

Length of output: 1004



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Inspect the AccessibilityAuditIssue class definition
rg --type swift --context 10 'class AccessibilityAuditIssue' Lib/Sources/UIUnitTest/AccessibilityAuditType.swift

# Inspect the Element class definition
rg --type swift --context 10 'class Element' Lib/Sources/UIUnitTest/Element/Element.swift

Length of output: 1336


52-56: Ensure that the new initializer correctly handles the conversion from UUID to Element.

@BrunoMazzo BrunoMazzo merged commit 33cc3fd into main May 23, 2024
@BrunoMazzo BrunoMazzo deleted the accessibility-audit-improvements branch May 23, 2024 10:16
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